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"Nigerian youths are lazy & uneducated. Always wanting free oil money" ~ PMB Sir, you are absolutely correct. One of the lazy Nigerian youths who is enjoying free oil money had an accident with the power bike he bought with free oil money not too long ago, and he was flown abroad for treatment with free oil money, then he hired a jet with free oil money from London to Abuja after his treatment. Sir, I completely agree with you that the Nigerian youths are lazy and uneducated and always wanting free oil money. Their role models are in Aso Rock enjoying free oil money without even solving any problem for the country. When they are ill, they fly abroad for medical vacation with free oil money. Why would anyone disagree with you that the Nigerian youths are uneducated? It's very obvious. That's why they don't even know their rights. They keep defending your ineptitude. You enjoyed free education as a young man, but today the youths are deprived of basic education. You were a governor, a petroleum commissioner and ahead of states as a youth, but today, youths are on social media defending your failures. Honestly, I agree with you that the Nigerian youths are lazy, that's why you ruled Nigeria as a youth and have also grabbed the job as an old man. The youths are too ignorant to even know the implication of your comments. They don't even know you and your fellow old men are doing jobs they should ordinarily be doing. Sir, the most interesting aspect of this your truth is that you said it in a country where their government provides basic infrastructures, almost free education, free WiFi, free health care, almost free investment loans for their youths. While, in your own country, these lazy and uneducated youths, provide their own electricity, schools, security, roads, healthcare etc.. Yet, the indolent youths use their "free oil money" to buy mobile data to defend your ineptitude. Sir, let me remind you that we have seen so many Nigerian youths who were almost useless in Nigeria, but when they cross over to the western world, they suddenly begin to excel in different fields of endeavor. What do you think is responsible for their positive output in the foreign land? Your guess is as good as mine, Sir- The difference is not farfetched. A responsible government plan for their youths and create enabling environment for the youths to be able to create wealth and contribute to National development. Can we say the same of your own country? Certainly Not! Instead, we have lazy, uneducated youths who would hang on telecommunication masts and electric cables to shout SAI BABA when you visit their states. I only wish they knew better. Sir, Finally, let me ask you, Sir, apart from the free oil money we have been paying you since your days as a youth till date, what have you been able to make out for yourself on your own? Do you have thriving businesses that are providing employment for the Nigerian youths? Have you invented anything on your own? Sir, you can now see that this free oil money is what has kept you going for over 50 years. Perhaps this laziness is not limited to the youths alone, I guess some 75-year-old incompetent presidents are also lazy and love free oil money, that's why they want to remain in power till they are 80 years old. If we take away the free oil money we have been paying you and audit your life, are you sure you will have any worth, Sir? I leave you to your conscience, Sir. |
"Nigerian youths are lazy & uneducated. Always wanting free oil money" ~ PMB Sir, you are absolutely correct. One of the lazy Nigerian youths who is enjoying free oil money had an accident with the power bike he bought with free oil money not too long ago, and he was flown abroad for treatment with free oil money, then he hired a jet with free oil money from London to Abuja after his treatment. Sir, I completely agree with you that the Nigerian youths are lazy and uneducated and always wanting free oil money. Their role models are in Aso Rock enjoying free oil money without even solving any problem for the country. When they are ill, they fly abroad for medical vacation with free oil money. Why would anyone disagree with you that the Nigerian youths are uneducated? It's very obvious. That's why they don't even know their rights. They keep defending your ineptitude. You enjoyed free education as a young man, but today the youths are deprived of basic education. You were a governor, a petroleum commissioner and ahead of states as a youth, but today, youths are on social media defending your failures. Honestly, I agree with you that the Nigerian youths are lazy, that's why you ruled Nigeria as a youth and have also grabbed the job as an old man. The youths are too ignorant to even know the implication of your comments. They don't even know you and your fellow old men are doing jobs they should ordinarily be doing. Sir, the most interesting aspect of this your truth is that you said it in a country where their government provides basic infrastructures, almost free education, free WiFi, free health care, almost free investment loans for their youths. While, in your own country, these lazy and uneducated youths, provide their own electricity, schools, security, roads, healthcare etc.. Yet, the indolent youths use their "free oil money" to buy mobile data to defend your ineptitude. Sir, let me remind you that we have seen so many Nigerian youths who were almost useless in Nigeria, but when they cross over to the western world, they suddenly begin to excel in different fields of endeavor. What do you think is responsible for their positive output in the foreign land? Your guess is as good as mine, Sir- The difference is not farfetched. A responsible government plan for their youths and create enabling environment for the youths to be able to create wealth and contribute to National development. Can we say the same of your own country? Certainly Not! Instead, we have lazy, uneducated youths who would hang on telecommunication masts and electric cables to shout SAI BABA when you visit their states. I only wish they knew better. Sir, Finally, let me ask you, Sir, apart from the free oil money we have been paying you since your days as a youth till date, what have you been able to make out for yourself on your own? Do you have thriving businesses that are providing employment for the Nigerian youths? Have you invented anything on your own? Sir, you can now see that this free oil money is what has kept you going for over 50 years. Perhaps this laziness is not limited to the youths alone, I guess some 75-year-old incompetent presidents are also lazy and love free oil money, that's why they want to remain in power till they are 80 years old. If we take away the free oil money we have been paying you and audit your life, are you sure you will have any worth, Sir? I leave you to your conscience, Sir. |
Bad development for the ferry business owners |
BankeSmalls:Banks, what do you mean? I'm rather lost. Is that just an expression or was he really beaten? |
Pics or . . . |
peroschinda:Alh. M. Ribadu |
GMA so |
I suppose fossil fuels yielded much better results at the time. However, with the immense advancements in electrical and electronics tech, efficient cells which can produce similar results as fossil fuels the tide might just change significantly. |
Cool |
Now, that's some pretty looking human being but hey, mods now work round the clock? Benefits of the current administration in aso rock are so few and far between that I'll have to start considering adding this development to the list. Yeah, I registered early this year for the first time to vote in any other person than you-know-who. |
I wonder why I kept thinking of Ghana when I read 'Gold Coast'. |
C est tout!
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Back in the day with Falase, the only worries were tsunami and CHE 157 . . . ![]()
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Na today? |
Correct guy ![]() |
Street lights? And it's just 1 (one) street probably out of thousands. I stand to be corrected but the Benin kingdom had street lights in the 18th century. I'm wondering how this made it to FP. Anyways, 2019 cometh. Pls vote wisely. |
Nice piece but I think there are more important developments (like crumple zone in the chassis) than a couple of those in the original post like the blind spot thing. Anyways, what do I know? https://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/benz/innovation |
I wonder how this made it to front page. You said in an earlier thread that NOUN is a serious school and that it's not a school for lazy students (and that you're one of the exemplary serious ones) blah, blah, blah. . . Better goan pray in church for understanding and study as soon as you return. |
cdoffx:First sensible comment |
Why did they retreat? |
Interesting stuff One thing common to them is that they both claimed to have met empty treasuries upon asssumption of respective offices. I hope the Liberian is more business-minded than his host. He'd better be. I wish him well. |
Nonsense and ingredient |
Cool stuff |
Na play-play dey bring serious tin ![]() |
For the lactose intolerant, I think filled milk offers some respite as I've discovered. Maybe not completely as it may also depend on the brand and composition. Cool post tho |
OfficialAwol:I suspect he was referring to this individual https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-KbKDrp78s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt3kUD0DIEQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbuk-YwpTdQ |
1:50am, man's car, 14yrs old? I'm probably just another hypocrite on Nl. Sad stuff tho |
I'm here to read comments ![]() |
Not to worry. I've got Darnerys Taegaryean on speed dial ![]() |
Interesting |
I'm just wondering. What if she eventually has a baby from these reality TV escapades and the child grows up to watch the conception ceremony that had been safely kept in the annals of time for future reference. Would that be a good experience for the child? I mean, that'd probably be the first child conceived via a reality TV affair. |
36m cash missing in the 8th pic. Op pls do the needful. I don't mean to threaten but I have a whistle Cool stuff still |
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