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Politics › Re: Bomb Blast Rocks Oko Prison In Benin: Boko Haram? by chreldb(m): 4:29pm On Aug 19, 2012
franchizy: I has not hear dis news of d Bombs blasted in Benin. Plis can someones told me if dis is truth or a jokes so I can told my friends whose asks me
Very funny cheesy. I had to stalk and go through your previous posts to find out if this was a joke or abi na so your mouth be. cheesy grin
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast Rocks Oko Prison In Benin: Boko Haram? by chreldb(m): 4:26pm On Aug 19, 2012
franchizy: I has not hear dis news of d Bombs blasted in Benin. Plis can someones told me if dis is truth or a jokes so I can told my friends whose asks me
Celebrities › Re: Picture Of Psquare At babies, Teenagers And Before Fame by chreldb(m): 9:42pm On Aug 17, 2012
I remember those jeans they are wearing with the red shirts that was the early 90s. The era of mc hammer and vanilla ice can I get a witness? cool. Am guessing they should be about 30 years or there about by now cos they dare not dress like that in the mid 90s.
Politics › Re: Common Bride Price For All Imo Indigenes by chreldb(m): 9:08pm On Aug 17, 2012
Acidosis: someone should move this to the joke section. govt fixing a bride price? ? ? huh huh is this a joke or . .something?
point of correction to you and whom it may concern it is not the Imo state house of assembly(govt)that deliberated on the issue but the traditional parliament whose ancestors made those traditional/costumary laws. Please take note see quotation below


Citing the increase in the number of the unmarried youths in their communities, the Tradit[b]ional Parliament in Nigeria’s eastern state of Imo, Owerri, passed i[/b]ts first resolution on the harmonization of bride price in all communities in the state.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: JTF Killed Innocent People And Not Our Members by chreldb(m): 1:36pm On Aug 14, 2012
Since BH have acknowledged that the people killed were innocent because they dont belong to their sect then how do they consider themselves? guilty? they have indirectly and subconciously indicted themselves and their so called cause. tongue
Business › Re: Is Aliko Dangote Really A Self-Made Billionaire? by chreldb(m): 4:07pm On Aug 05, 2012
Alhaji Aliko Dangote

Aliko Dangote was born in the northern Nigerian state of Kano on April 10, 1957 into a wealthy Hausa-Muslim family. His mother Mariya Sanusi Dantata was the granddaughter of legendary businessman Alhassan Dantata, and his father Mohammed Dangote was Dantata’s business associate.

[/b]Dangote had an early interest in business “I can remember when I was in primary school, I would go and buy cartons of sweets and I would start selling them just to make money. I was so interested in business, even at that time.” He attended the Al Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt (the oldest university in the world) studying business studies, [b]before working for his uncle Sanusi Abdulkadir Dantata who eventually gave him a business loan at the age of 21.


source

https://www.nairaland.com/891985/dantata-dangote-story-how-create

Dangote was born into wealth Alhaji Alhassan Dantata his great great grand father or so was the richest man in Nigeria. You will see that every decendant of the Dantata dynasty is extremely wealthy if you have the time and patience to read the source I posted. Also like some people have posted he wealth is highly influenced by the government of Nigeria a fact confirmed by Forbes magazine. But however you have to give it to him he is the richest of the Dantata dynasty but he certainly did not have humble beginnings cos he was born with a golden platinum spoon.
Christianity Etc › Re: -_- by chreldb(m): 3:31pm On Aug 05, 2012
2buff: People cant read sha. Nobody was asking whether to obey or not, but whether to tell the other person or not.

Of which i dont know why this made frontpage as i already decided what to do already.
You are just a clown grin
Christianity Etc › Re: -_- by chreldb(m): 3:14pm On Aug 05, 2012
@op God did not create you as a goat, neither did he create you as a monkey nor a baboon he created you as a human being in his own image and likeness. on top of that he gave you a brain superior to all other creatures on earth for you to think, comprehend and make logical decisions. He also gave you a heart and a mind to follow but still when it comes to using them for the simplest of things you turn to him for him to help you use them. If you needed God to tell you who to marry, when to sleep, when to wake up, when to eat, when to ....................... Then I dont think God would have put a brain in your skull. I am not an aethist but I am also not a physically blind, deaf, dumb or brain dead believer in God. Think about it.
Family › Re: Sponsoring Relatives To Study Abroad by chreldb(m): 2:43pm On Aug 05, 2012
[quote author=oyb]you are a very good reason for this thread - imagine having to sponsor a lout like you through university - you can't even write coherent english

and you are slow to boot

i posted a link to your post history and quoted one of your posts

since you want to play rough. . .

https://www.nairaland.com/983400/please-need-experienced-career-advice





you are indeed doing very well. i pity the poor kids who will have an incoherent lout like you as a role model

jack of all trades and master of internet BS. money don enter bush finish.

your uncle first wasted money sending you to do microbilogy, which you found out you 'were not cut out for ' after 3 years

then IT project mgt

you then jumped to NIM

then to project management

then to lag biz school

now you are running around asking what should i do

all that money was clearly wasted.

your uncle should have found some one who didn't have his head in his arse - and the person would have sorted himself/herself out after one degree. the way you're going, i can see more courses in your future - perpetual student - thats what happens when you have no responsibility for fundin your education

small wonder aj dey vex on career board.



Dude that was cruel grin OUCH!! shocked LMAO
Education › Re: Please Advice me no behalf of my friend. by chreldb(m): 2:00pm On Aug 05, 2012
@OP

I think it is unwise for him to quit his job first of all why doesn't he take a training or a study leave so that he can still be recieving his income which could help him cater for himself while studying. Even if his wages are stopped he can still collect the money in arrears at the end of his studies. Also N2 million cannot do anything for him for the duration of his studies. also, to me I think it does not make much sense sponsoring yourself for a PhD, a masters degree yes but certainly not a PhD. If you are not on any form of scholarship or sponsorship its not worth the time and effort. in UK for instance most people studying a PhD are on some form of scholarship from their home country and are also recieving a stipend to cater for themselves because the idea of working while studying for a PhD is not a very good one because the PhD studies itself is work and it requires you full time and dedication except it is on part-time basis where the student already has a job and cant carry out their studies on a full time basis but that is not the case of your friend here. He should think about what he wants to do properly before making a decision cos a PhD degree is something that should be planned thoroughly before embarking on. Jobs are scarce in Europe and priority is given to their own citizens first before foreigners just ask, so thinking that he will automatically get a job to assist him pay his tuition is wishful thinking. So please advise him to do his research properly before embarking on a PhD in Holland cos the chances that are for now he is going on a wild goose chase.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hillary Clinton Warns African Leaders About Co-operating With China. by chreldb(m): 1:52am On Aug 05, 2012
Billyonaire: Let me make this very clear to Americans, I love you guys, the fast cars, the American specs and all the dollars. But when it comes to Business, my doors are open only to Chinese. I dont trust Americans and their covet operations. I hate people playing boss in my own continent. The chinese are down to earth, so suck it up Madam Clinton, your media calls us diseased, poverty stricken people, always living below your dollars, so what they fvck do you need in my continent and why the heck are you advising me on who to do business with? I guess I got no business acumen to know that Chinese are better humanoid species than people whose interest is to kill a man to ra.pe his wife ?
I Totally concur. Please continue to us ur wit for positive contributions like this. Just saying smiley
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hillary Clinton Warns African Leaders About Co-operating With China. by chreldb(m): 1:44am On Aug 05, 2012
dasparrow: @Post

I thought there was some thread that said Hillary was also coming to Nigeria but I guess not (though I am glad she is not coming to Nigeria. To come and do what?).

Anyways, African leaders should not take what Hillary Clinton is advising seriously. Are this not the same people who shamelessly make fun of Africans in the western world and in the western media and consider us dirt poor? So why do they (the westerners) care about whom we partner with? Why are they shivering all over the darn place because we partnered with China?

Just hear who is talking! the same greedy western imperialists who have continously bled Africa dry through their unfair IMF and world bank monetary lending practices. The same set of people who have sucked us dry through colonialism and supported only African leaders in power that will be their string puppets and dance to the tune of their whistles while impoverishing the citizens of the African countries they lead. Now all of a sudden, america wants to act like they care about us? who do they think they are fooling?

Africans open your eyes! The westerners (europeans and their descendants and the americans) should never be trusted. Our ancestors made the mistake to trust them back then. This is why we were forcibly colonized by them. We should not make the same mistake our great grand parents and grand parents made. We should be wise as a serpent.
Well said cool
Politics › Re: Dangote Supported Oshiomhole's Re-Election With N900M! by chreldb(m): 4:35pm On Aug 03, 2012
Personally I think that money was given to Oshobaba for some other reason than election campaign. Dangote obviously has plans of investments in Edo state and he needs favourable governmental policies in the state. So instead of outrightly bribing the governor he contributed to his campaign a week to elections. First of all Oshiomole did not need Dangote's campaign money to win the election, secondly what could Oshiomole have done with all that money in just a week to elections. There's more that lies beneath what the eyes can see. That's if the rumor is true anyways.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dangote Group: Graduate Trainee Driver Job Vacancies by chreldb(m): 1:33pm On Aug 02, 2012
Is this some sort of a joke? undecided
Celebrities › Re: Snoop Dogg Is Now Snoop Lion, Says He Is Bob Marley Reincarnated by chreldb(m): 10:14am On Aug 01, 2012
Middle age crisis, he should also try snoop tiger or snoop crocrodile grin
Travel › Re: What Motivates Diasporans To Relocate Back To Nigeria? by chreldb(m): 3:29pm On Jun 16, 2012
drzed: Firstly, there is no need to use foul language. We dey fight? We are here to share experiences or our opinion.

My point is, let us not simplify being abroad vs. returning to Nigeria in terms of frustration, deportation or economics. People have choices. Some people live in The Gambia not because it is better than Nigeria in all respects, but because that is where they have opportunities. Same way we have expatriates in Nigeria today working in our flour mills, bakeries, supermarkets, oil sector, schools and telecoms industries. It all depends on individual choices - and the circumstances that influence those choices.

This is why I always use the City vs. Village analogy. If my old man had remained in the Village, maybe I would have become the champion yam-farmer among my generation. He moved to a city and the rest is history. BUT, not all of my father's mates in the village are worse off today. Some did quite well. Including their children.

I really do not have time for this trash. my point is stop talking trash. you can continue in your fake pseudointelgence though that is non of my business. I REFRAIN FROM CONTRIBUTING TO THIS THREAD. I have said my own.

This was why (in my previous post) I agreed wholeheartedly with your earlier statement that 'diaspora no be heaven and Nigeria no be hell'.

Thats my point.
Travel › Re: What Motivates Diasporans To Relocate Back To Nigeria? by chreldb(m): 2:51pm On Jun 16, 2012
ok drzed.
what the phuck is your point? a what positive message are you trying to pass across? that we sould all remain in diaspora or relocate to the village? what the phuck r u saying. respond and i'll reply. its weekend i have time
Travel › Re: What Motivates Diasporans To Relocate Back To Nigeria? by chreldb(m): 2:44pm On Jun 16, 2012
@ blackbody aka yohooboi. i hail. Continue to spoil things for innocent genuine nigerians u here? people like you are the Nigerians that give Nigerians a bad name worldwide. Am sorry but yahoo boys irritate me because they think they are smart. but little do the know that they are imbeciles. However, I stand to be corrected
Travel › Re: What Motivates Diasporans To Relocate Back To Nigeria? by chreldb(m): 1:43pm On Jun 16, 2012
please can someone give their opinion relating to my last post on this thread i would like to develop my hypothesis. thanks
Travel › Re: What Motivates Diasporans To Relocate Back To Nigeria? by chreldb(m): 12:56pm On Jun 16, 2012
Personally I think almost everyone that has commented on this thread so far has some good points and are relatively correct (different strokes for different folks). In my own opinion, if you are a Nigerian (raised in Nigeria), it is better to settle in Nigeria in the long run but foreign exposure is absolutely necessary. it is a big mistake to assume that relocating from Nigeria to a more developed country equates to a happier life and access to greener pastures. If that is where an individual lays their hope on then they are almost hopeless. if you choose to go abroad (a better developed country) for the purpose of exposure, furthering your education, getting abreast with modern trends e.t.c in whatever career or occupation you choose to be involved in with the aim of adding value to and developing yourself then your on track. But if you relocate as a result of frustration with the happenings in the country (which i cant blame anyone for doing @ this point in time) then you are simply gambling and may most likely return in the same frustration that made you run away in the first place. Bottomline diaspora no be heaven o and Nigeria no be hell to. if you know what your doing, you will know what to do wink
TV/Movies › Re: Have You Seen The New Coca Cola Advert? It Insults Africans by chreldb(m): 9:17pm On Jun 11, 2012
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omosexy1: Beautifully said but poorly constructed. True, Coca Cola is only attempting to sell more of their products with the advert but it has only told Africans something "You are wasted". Do I need to ask you the Corporate Social Responsibility Coca Cola is implementing in Africa, does it commensurate with the billions of dollars they are reaping off from the continent. Do you know the amount of pollution Coca Cola contributes to Africa, they destroy our environment with their production process yet they only deceive little kids to participant in Football talent shows, is that Corporate Social Responsibility? Is Coca Cola an environment friendly company, I don't think so. I am not against them selling their product (actually it is a fantastic product) but do not tell me I am ugly even though I know I am. That is what the advert is saying.
Yes I agree with you on the issue of corporate social responsibility but that is another topic of discussion on its own. However, how many corporate establishments in Africa live up to expectation both domestic and international in terms of corporate social responsibility? and like I wrote in my initial post issues like corporate social responsibility comes secondary to multi nationals like coca cola. But all that is a deviation from the point of discussion and as far as I am concerned contrary to what you think i feel the advert portrayed Africa in good light and it was a brilliant advert that could potentially make even Europeans, Americans and Asians envy Africa. My reasons are highlighted in my first post
TV/Movies › Re: Have You Seen The New Coca Cola Advert? It Insults Africans by chreldb(m): 8:18pm On Jun 11, 2012
To all those who consider this ad an insult if the word "Africa" was substtuted for the word "America" or "Europe" would you also consider it an insult to those continents?. Yes Africa has issues likewise every other continent in the world. The political and economic situation in various geogerphic regions in the world is of secondary concern to coca cola. Their primary concern in my opinion is how they can continue to sell their products and expand worldwide. All they have done here is to highlight the point that in recent times, Africa has developed some positive attributes such as the growing telecommunications and entertainment sector and other points like the worlds most admired man (Nelson Mandela most likely) is an African e.t.c. What coca cola is trying to insinuate is simply that the "consumption of coca cola is a symbol of success and rest of mind" and by that hyping their product. Rather than insulting Africa as opined by some, to me they are only trying to associate their product with areas where Africa has succeded and excelled. As for those who have some political perspective to this what really do you expect? that coca cola should come out with an advert stating that Africa lives in abject poverty where their leaders continually loot their treasury, negatively exploit their resources and impoverish their citizens and thus they drink coke because coke is a very wonderful something. Coca cola is not a political establishment but a multinational beverage company who are out to sell products and make profits. How else can they advertise their product? This is just a case of "your damned if you do and your damned if you dont" And finally if you dont like the advert, then go for pepsi. To much nollywood movies is bad for the intellect.
Politics › Re: Reuben Abati Explains Why The President Didn't Say Amen To Anti Corruption Pray by chreldb(m): 10:24pm On May 28, 2012
;DSome people cant seem to get that it was just a joke. While the failure to see through the sarcasm of the posts of some others like sisi kills et al only makes it worse for them. lol funny thread. Wazobia reproters una need flogging sha
Politics › Re: Save Nigeria Group/pastor Tunde Bakare To Plan Another “occupy Nigeria" Protest by chreldb(m): 6:51pm On Apr 22, 2012
This thread has been officially derailed by some certain individuals who like to resort to insults, tribal bigotry, and illogical and irrational reasoning all in the name of protecting the interest of their all knowing and all perfect paymaster and commander in chief whose so called decisions are always the right ones. Please let the protest go on its for a good cause and there is nothing anyone could say or opine to contradict that as far as am concerned.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Sends Out Second Video - "We Will Consume Jonathan In 3 Months" by chreldb(m): 9:45am On Apr 13, 2012
Talk is cheap
Politics › Re: Prominent Ijaw leaders & south-south Elders Endorses GEJ For 2015 by chreldb(m): 8:40am On Apr 13, 2012
acidtalk: Jonathan
Mrs Patience (still calling Jonathan)
Otuokpo Drunken Fisherman

How many times I don call you?
Don't get deceived or misled.

Nigerian will definitely go up in Flames if you attempt to venture for re-election.

Nigeria will divide and the division will be bloody.

Don't doubt this warning.

The Northerners will wip your a$s like there's no tomorrow, while the ibos will be convinced you are a freaking TRAITOR.

3 mores years to redeem you dented image of being the Worst and Most Cursed Nigerian Leader.

PERFORM AND GET FOCUSED first before venturin into a re-election.

You are the most Corrupt Leader Nigeria has ever had. A Man who emptiedthe National Treasuring without leaving a single kobo, only to use the removal of oil subsidy to recoup small few cash into our reserve.


Jonathan The Drunken Fisherman. Don't count on those Militants and Pirates to save you when the Heat gets unbearable.


A Word they say is Enough for the wise.....though you aren't, but maybe patience will keep singing this in
ekwy nwa:
@ post

It is not for the likes of Azazi, Clark, Asari Dokubo,Tuodolo, Dumo Briggs and Ateke Tom to tell us the shape Nigeria ’ll take come 2015, they should quit this brazen ‘’macaba’’ dance and advise Goodluck to do the right thing.
If Mr President Implements the right policies, their likes will not ve the need for this frivolous meeting, besides 2015 is still 2 years away. I recall Amaechi, Chime and Fashola’s instance, the people wanted them back cos of their fruitful first tenure. Rochas Okorocha’s election also comes to mind, when Imolites defended their votes with their blood. Goodluck should endear himself to the masses; he should not depend on these ridiculous backyard meetings by some sycophantic elements.

There is a limit to every man’s folly and Nigerians especial the youths ve gotten to that crossroad, a good number of youths re still embittered by the painful death of some of them in the hands of rampaging northerners during the last presidential election. The sad death is still fresh in the memories of their families’ friends and colleagues.
The youths re still coming to terms with the unfortunate state of the nation, coupled with joblessness, lack of power supply, bad roads, no enabling environment for foreign investors etc only for Goodluck to commission 5billion naira Almajiri School in Sokoto. Is that supposed to be a pat on the back of BH or what? huh now these so called leaders re busy meeting in Lagos on how to foist Goodluck on all of us come 2015, with no visible, viable project on ground for the teeming unhappy unemployed graduates? Hmmm
an average Nigerian youth is really tired of their unintelligent lies, Nigerians ve bn deceived for too long and many I remind the so called leaders that their rhetoric will not be potent this time. Nigerians irrespective of age, creed and region is ready to elect the right leader. Its either Jonathan does the right thing to win the hearts of potential voters or he quits the seat for another.
Nigerians re wiser, in 2015 our votes will not be influenced by ethnicity, religion and other such irrelevant factors that took the centre stage during the last election. Mr President buckle up or buzz off!
to your ears.
You have both spoken my mind. What you have posted is the expantiation of my initial post on this thread. Times have changed in Nigeria. Election rigging will no longer thrive. As powerful as OBJ was his third term agenda failed. Why? Because he no longer had the goodwill of the masses as a result of his power drunkeness during his second term. But however, remember he won his second term free and fair just the same way GEJ won the last election. But GEJ has betrayed the believe Nigerians had in him. He can never win. The average SStherneR will not support him. He has lost his mandate from the grassroot and every political opponent will take advantage of that. The power of incubency is overated. Times have changed in Nigeria. Nigerians are now more politically sensitised and educated. But however, he still has 2013 and 2014 to proove himself. If he can perform and do anything tangible within those years then he can ponder reelection. But if he continues in his ways and ventures recontesting, he will loose woefully. MARK MY WORDS. Chreld_b
Politics › Re: Prominent Ijaw leaders & south-south Elders Endorses GEJ For 2015 by chreldb(m): 11:05am On Apr 12, 2012
The real question is that will GEJ have the mandate of the Nigerian populace based on his performance and implimentation of his campaign promises. If the answer is no which as far as I am personally concerned is the right answer. Then those so called SS or Ijaw leaders are only dreaming and pushing their luck. He will loose.
Christianity Etc › Re: TB Joshua - Nollywood To Lose Another Actor Very Soon by chreldb(m): 4:00pm On Apr 11, 2012
I am happy that majority of logical and rational nairalanders are beginning to get piss..ed of wit these peophesies. Please TBJ if you see anything positive kindly inform us and let us give praise and thanksgiving. If you see anything negative keep it to yourself, pray against it and avert it. And oh dont u ever have anyrhing positive to prophesy?
Politics › Re: Separation Of Church And State: Do You Support It? by chreldb(m): 11:50am On Mar 29, 2012
@op
My bad i was actually referring to bay watchers post. I thought that is the one you replied.
Politics › Re: Separation Of Church And State: Do You Support It? by chreldb(m): 10:40am On Mar 29, 2012
SimonAndal: _
"Church" doesn't mean the christian church. It mean religion in general.
Nevertheless he has a good point.
Politics › Re: Stop Portraying Govt As Weak, Jonathan Begs Media by chreldb(m): 9:56am On Mar 24, 2012
your own words Mr president. You have claimed that you are not a lion, also you have informed Nigerians that you know the sponsors of boko haram and implied that they are big bullies. After all these claims what do you expect from Nigerians. Oh you have also told us to learn to live with the boko haram menace. So why are you now castigating us for our critisism?
Politics › Re: Ghana’s Mills Heads For Victory In Presidency Runoff by chreldb(m): 9:51am On Mar 24, 2012
Wrong thread

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