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93 million Nigerians were registered to vote at the last election and only 9 million elected our president. 20 million in total voted while the rest sat on their asses at home. The result of that blatant irresponsibility is people crying that they have only ₦50 in their pocket and their children are hungry. And my only hope is they live long enough to vote another day. Because that is how you will vote out "wicked, insensitive, callous and evil minded" governments and elect those who will make our country better. Sorry op. I have no sympathy for you. And I almost want to hate you for starving your only daughter, except that I can't put the blame of 70 million Nigerians, who did not bother to vote, entirely upon you. Someone with more sympathy than me please help feed this person's daughter. Though I can't help but wonder why he bought and has data instead! Winks2:
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My gender really hurts your tiny ego. bemeruca: |
Basilico hear the judge in his own voice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXqkOM5Vbbw?si=1aMRZBVlijss_ojp |
bemeruca:You call it cruise. I call it you showing you are an i.s.i. And golly if you aren't very successful at it. |
basilico:Everything about you is wrong! Nothing about you whatsoever is right! And you prove that by being the nuisance that you are. Just that you haven't got the ability to reflect and see yourself. Judge Barrett might as well be talking about you when he said: “At bottom, this case was about your corrupt conduct and how no one is above the law,” he admonished Peters. “Our system of government can’t function when people in government think that somehow, some way, the power they’ve been given is absolute in all respects. And that’s where you fell. You have no respect for the checks and balances of government. You have no respect for this court. You have no respect for law enforcement.” You have no respect for anyone here and even much less respect for yourself! |
bemeruca:Yes, I know you come here looking for everyone's time and attention. But if you can't follow my Lord wherever he goes, perhaps you should stop obviating your dumbness by claiming a question is a statement. |
IjeBos:I meant £2. But they do that. Give different subs to different folks, and is why I cancelled my Wapo sub. They offering £1 a week for a year to get me back, and £4 a week thereafter. But when I click resub it is £6 a week thereafter, and is why I use my library app to read their stuff for free. But I think this is a currency difference. NYT is £2 for me for 6 months, and £12 a month thereafter. |
LordReed:And when his error finally sinks in, he runs off for a while and returns with an unrelated topic until he puts his foot in his mouth again. budaatum:But don't bother answering now, bemeruca. Your right to my time has expired. And I can't be dealing with a person who can't differentiate a question from a statement. |
IjeBos:Why would you assume he paid $2 a month to read what he wouldn't understand? basilico:Basilico, show me your uproar when James Comey made an announcement on Clinton email probe 2 weeks before election. I still believe if not for that she'd have beaten dump. |
basilico:And Judge Barrett, before sentencing, told her: “You are no hero. You abused your position, and you’re a charlatan who used and is still using, your prior position in office to peddle a snake oil that’s been proven to be junk time and time again.” And I'm not going to bother trying to convince you why I'd rather take Judge Barrett's word over the word of stupid lying nuisance you whom I would willingly pay to abort. |
I've always wondered why coffee is not grown in Nigeria. Or should I say I never found it growing You got any idea? Coffee was introduced to Nigeria in the late 19th century, and the country began exporting it soon after. The Nigerian government promoted coffee cultivation in the 1930s, and production peaked in the late 1960s, mid-1980s, and again in 2006. |
I found one thrown out in liberal UK too. A gay rights activist has lost a seven-year discrimination dispute over a cake order as the European Court of Human Rights ruled his case inadmissible. |
Colorado Supreme Court dismisses suit against baker who refused to bake cake for transgender womanShould she be forced to bake a cake she don't want to bake? I think not, in this case. But I shouldn't be able to refuse to bake a cake because of another person's race. So, what about baking a cake with Allah Akbar on it? |
I'm definitely voting my girl now like 100 times in 50 different states, and I'm not caring that's illegal! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4osPoXAVgv0?si=TyYyXQahg-ROPh8I Vice President Kamala Harris Loves F1 |
Asianplug:Show panoramas please. That view you were looking at from the train will inform more as I've never been to Asia. |
Asianplug:You do sound biased! You showed Indian train, and to be sincere, that long one with open doors reminded me of molue in Lagos, but what you failed to show is how efficiently they run or don't, and how many people they move a day, and you disregarded how clean the stations are, and we just about noticed the fan above your head that made it seem you were waiting in the first class section of the station though I bet you weren't. Basically, I am accusing you of not sufficiently educating me about the railway system in India, and you haven't posted anything about railway in Nigeria so I can compare. I'm not going to hold it against you though, because its not like you had a huge production budget, and I know you will one day grow this into something to be admired. Personally, and as far as railways go, Nigeria hasn't yet begun to get where India currently is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcA0ksFF4Ck?si=1nvAD9ZthiWAp8nr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMulctiLY60?si=Cbtidgb0q8YyGPLf |
basilico:I don't think you can ever hear me. Regardless, I'm not done with you yet. I don't care that you lie about dump or anything else so much, but it does rankle me that you'd be here tarnishing people with your lies. I mean, where's your dignity? Do you think people would sit with you in real life if you do with them what you do here? Basilico, you have a skill. It is to dig stuff up. But your inability to measure with the brain in your head what you find before dumping it here just shows how stupidly braindead you are, and that's a pity. And worse is that it is actually disgustingly evil! |
kingkelvin2033:That's odd! What happened to your thread? kingkelvin2033:Did you do no research at all before you posted this your thread? Sozaboy: A Novel in Rotten English, by Ken Saro-Wiwa, is in pidgin. The Palm-Wine Drinkard by Amos Tutuola is in pidgin. Ògbójú Ọdẹ Nínú Igbó Irúnmọlẹ̀, by Daniel O. Fagunwa, is in my own native Yoruba. And I'm certain there are loads more. What does get me about these sort of threads however is that while you lament not writing in our own native language, your lamentation in your own post is in English. Do you not see the dissonance in not writing your post in your own language? Personally, I'm glad you wrote in English, and not in pidgin or your own native language unless it is my Yoruba. Because, if you had, I wouldn't have read it. I'm even pissed off that BBC patronises me with pidgin instead of assuming my school fees were paid in full and I paid attention in class. Good write though. Thanks for the read. |
basilico:Unlike tiny minded nuisance you, I'm not here to collect likes, and nor have any of those who liked a post of mine sought my permission. People like what they read usually because of the sense it makes, and in appreciation of the care and thought it took to craft it. You though? Please do not ever like a post of mine. Your liking will debase me!
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Haven't had toast or bread this year I don't think, but I just might go bake a loaf so I can enjoy toast with a beer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK8hqzrrOaQ?si=3_Rym9HLQ_E8qs23 |
I think Mr Wole Adedoyin, Acting President of the International Writers Association (IWA International), just wants to tell writers what to write. Not every writer is the "conscience of the African Society", and not every one wants to read about a societies conscience. But if Mr Wole Adedoyin does not like what others write, he should just go write the "conscience of the African Society" that he likes and "serve the people" how he wants. |
Just so we all know barbarism still exists. She threw her one-day-old infant into the gutter |
Obrigardo:I actually owe kkins25 so much and was about to say but found his own words so he says it himself. kkins25:But know that some atheists are recidivist to their previous religions, or even adopt atheism as their new religion. Not that I'm saying kk does either, mind. |
God bless you and this thread. I am an atheist.
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Stainlezzking:Dude, please. Nigerians have been trying to milk ourselves, but only the blind will not see that our refineries can not milk. So kindly let South Korea Asians come and milk us if they can. They will create jobs and employ Nigerians who will buy milk with the Naira salary we will earn! |
basilico:You are the resident idiot, whether you are convinced or not. And no one has to put up with you when we can just repeatedly tell you you are a pointless nuisance. Trust me. When I'm bored of you, I wouldn't even notice you, but for now I got time to process aborting you. |
This is just stupid! You'd think a government would be pleased to have its citizens sing the countries national anthem, but not ours it seems. They want us to get permission. angry angry Thankfully, we can all freely sing the now old national anthem, and to be honest, Arise O' Compatriots is far more appropriate and revolutionary than the useless banner we are being handed! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVk7QT4sa8E?si=WeuDme2JmiBkCFRY |
basilico:You are a nuisance liar that needs to be aborted! |
This is just stupid! You'd think a government would be pleased to have its citizens sing the countries national anthem, but not ours it seems. They want us to get permission. ![]() Thankfully, we can all freely sing the now old national anthem, and to be honest, Arise O' Compatriots is far more appropriate and revolutionary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVk7QT4sa8E?si=WeuDme2JmiBkCFRY |
basilico:Compare your limp diq with my bra, basilico, you immature nuisance! And that's with 42817 posts. Do the math.
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Xavier5:As I've told you, as soon as I get to those last two words I quoted above in anything you post, I just stop reading. The reason is that you have not yet explained what you mean by those words so everything else you say is pointless, and much of what you've said up to then becomes meaningless. Fuq man! You'd have explained your "intrinsic value" in fewer words than this if you cared or knew what you are talking about and respected your intended audience! I'm going to wait till you explain what you mean by those words. Then perhaps you can repost this to remind me to read it. Until then, and only as far as I am concerned, you are pissing in the wind and I am thankfully upwind so it doesn't blow on me. |
basilico:You can boast that 2 people follow you too, but I can assure you that I will make profit if I crowdfund to abort you because you contribute only nonsense here. |
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