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Brendaniel:That was in March. Very soon after the election Read below BBCs investigation and final results in May. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/65163713 |
“If it is something that is good for public consumption, you should allow it to go. But if you know that the story they are telling can only be told to monkeys, you should ask the person to go and face the monkeys and say that, not in the church. So, that type of testimony should be served to the monkeys and not to human beings,” the Lagos State CAN chairman declared.Lol ![]() When asked his thoughts on such miracles, he said, “God doesn’t act that way. I have a Ph.D. Which God of Chosen will appear to you and give you answers to your examination questions? |
nairaman66:I can just hope you comprehend what I have said. |
Brendaniel:I got my result here. https://www.stears.co/elections/2023/president/RI/ Please provide a link to where you got yours. |
nairaman66:Signing for ₦100m is theft. Signing for ₦100m and accepting ₦50m so others can steal ₦50m is theft. And not understanding the equivalence is plain closing eyes to corruption. |
Brendaniel:I am discussing with you, one single Nigerian, and not 220 million Nigerians, and it is not my duty to do so but just what I choose to do at this moment in time. Whether you learn or not is your responsibility and entirely up to you, and if anything, your duty, if you so choose it to be. |
Brendaniel:I've posted the result of the presidential election in Rivers State showing Obi won, which proves any rigging done by anyone for Tinubu failed. If you have evidence to the contrary, please share. |
Brendaniel:Am I teaching Nigerians here? Is it my duty? |
Brendaniel:Show where I said I "want to teach Nigerians"! |
Brendaniel:Pity you can't provide evidence for me to see for myself and are asking me to believe you. I don't do believe, sorry. Besides, I think you were mistaken in claiming Wike rigged the election for APC in Rivers State, or perhaps Wike was a bad rigger, because evidence does suggests my Peter Obi won in Rivers State.
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Brendaniel:Show me the video evidence you saw and let me see it for myself please. |
Brendaniel:Please show me where I claimed to "have a duty to teach others". |
nairaman66:I never said I was perfect. I am just telling you that I can not assist the local government steal my local communities money! |
Brendaniel:You are making out that I should be responsible for the learning of others and I included you in those others. People should be responsible for their own learning just as you are responsible for your learning. But if people refuse to be responsible for their learning, they will definitely be responsible for their ignorance and its consequences. |
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nairaman66:I did read the complete message, and I do live with my choice. "Take the money" is asking me to be corrupt, and that is not what I am brought up to do. I can not be yelling corruption every where while I am being corrupt too, whatever I might have done with the money I corruptly got. Hear wise Brendaniel please. Brendaniel: |
Brendaniel:It is not my responsibility to tell all Nigerians, but I am telling you here. Be responsible for your learning! Now you know. And that's one less Nigerian who doesn't know. |
Brendaniel:And that's what I suppose some others will do too, while some will obviously fight and some will die. And some will gather evidence and go and contest the election in court. Politician can't after all bring thugs, police and guns to pressure you to vote in his Favour and pressure INEC and pressure other parties too without there being evidence. Or do you think the politician who did not bring thugs, police and guns to pressure you to vote in his Favour will just go home too? |
Brendaniel:It is you who sad voters died! I just assumed those who died refused to be forced. Brendaniel, what would you do if politician brings thugs, police and guns to pressure you to vote in his Favour"? |
nairaman66:I should have corruptively helped them to be corrupt? Sorry, but I was not brought up to be that way. |
Brendaniel:I am educating you here. It is still however not my responsibility to educate you. Its about you learning, which you are responsible for. |
Brendaniel:No politician brought thugs, police and guns to pressure voters to vote in his Favour, but if you have evidence they did, please provide it. But even if some did you've answered your own question. Those you claim they even killed must have resisted, and that's what any reasonable person would do, I'd think, though perhaps I shouldn't presume. Brendaniel, what would you do if politician brings thugs, police and guns to pressure you to vote in his Favour"? |
Brendaniel:No single solution is guaranteed to work on the topic being discussed here! That's why no one is suggesting only one solution but many various ones. And that's why everyone should do their bit instead of just giving up and not even bothering to vote. |
Brendaniel:Resist the pressure of course. Unless you want to increase the pressure when he wins and then mounts corruption and ineptitude on you. But don't be facetious. No "politician brings thugs, police and guns to pressure voters to vote in his Favour". I did not see Tinubu in Aba! |
Brendaniel:I am not responsible for 10 million Almajiris or 220 million Nigerians, Brendaniel. I'm not even responsible for the about 100k people in my own local community. Some of them cursed me for bringing books and asked me to just give them the money, as if na me born them! Every Nigerian is responsible for educating themselves to choose the right leaders just as every Nigerian bears their own suffer for us all choosing the wrong leaders. |
Brendaniel:Education has an effect on political leadership. Educated leaders lead better. And an educated electorate choose better leaders. And no, i don't mean educated like you'd think, knowing you'd likely point out our leaders are educated with degrees. I mean the education that gives proper understanding and teaches people to use their own senses to reason and solve problems. If the voting people have proper understanding and can solve problems, they'd elect the right people and no one would steal their votes. |
Brendaniel:People had books to read. People had a library to read books in (I paid for it to be open). Some have claimed the library is what has helped them be the success they are. |
Brendaniel:How do I get every person to be responsible for curing themself of ignorance by educating themselves? Now that's a funny question indeed. I'm telling people to be responsible for curing their own ignorance, and your question is, how do I do this, lol. But I'll answer you all the same. By talking to people like you until you learn or until I decide you are a lost cause and move on to people who are willing to be responsible instead of irresponsibly blaming others. Good thing is, my effort is not in vain. For while some might not see sense in my effort, you aren't the only one reading my effort. |
Brendaniel:No. I am not saying all my efforts and those around me are in vain Rome, they say, was not built in a day, so I don't expect all my efforts and those around me to produce instant results. Story. One day, 10 years after the first of 3 of my donations of books to my local government library, a one year old child who could barely speak was humming "abcd, efg. hijk, lmnopq", and that was the first result I had seen from my efforts. I expect all my efforts to produce results long after I am dead since Nigerians are stubborn and would rather claim the elections were rigged when the truth is they never bothered to vote. Suffering will teach people to become responsible, or their suffering will increase until we learn, or die. |
Brendaniel:Well, that does depend on what the problem is. It is every persons responsibility to cure themself of ignorance by educating themselves so they make the right choices. And if everyone educates themself, we shall collectively make the right choices and improve our collective communities. |
Brendaniel:Like every other state. We are after all facing a Nigerian problem, and not just any state's or persons sole problem here. Its why I said it's not about your one vote, but about democracy. Until we learn to protect our democracy and its process, we whall all continue to suffer the consequences of our bad choices. |
Brendaniel:No, Brendaniel, that one is not my problem. Its like rain. When the pain starts I will not be the only one crying ebi npá wa because bad and non-caring politicians are in power. Its after all not like I am buying my petrol for ₦2000 when everyone else is getting theirs for ₦200. And I don't rely on minimum wage. |
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