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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Offical Bayern Munich Fan Thread: 6x Champions Of Europe by coogar: 10:16pm On May 11, 2012
dayokanu: https://socqer.com/static_media/uploaded_images/H0OAFQDP2G_gervinho-balding.jpg
gervinho too resemble mukina sha. han han!
i am sure he's muki's twin.
Phones › Re: iPhone Killer Apps 2 by coogar: 9:41pm On May 11, 2012
Lucario007: Hey, can someone tell me how to download games on my Iphone - i just bought it- and how to make it browse the web? I am using MTN and i don't get the safari browser at all. huh
itune store.....
register to get an itunes account.
enter your details n payment details
go to app store.....download any game of your choice.
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 9:37pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: Nothing is working because we are part of why things are not working, how many people pays their NEPA OR PHCN bills? how many people pay their water bills? fine, the arguement will be, afterall there is no electricity supply then why pay? why not pay and see if the interruption will not be rectified.
our parents paid nepa/water bills for several decades and yet the govt keeps promising
uninterrupted power supply in 2000, 2010, 2020. i heard the last promise was year 4000.
you wanna know why it works abroad? cos people are getting decent services for what they pay.

compare mobile phones to nepa/water. do nigerians not pay for phone credits promptly? why
do you think they pay? they pay cos they still get decent services - no matter what.
nigerians are not animals. after all, the same ones in nigeria travel abroad and become upstanding citizens.


intsead people prefer to cut and join rope togther, ordinary exam, people cannot sit down to study for WAEC or Jamb, they will be paying for expos'...do you know how dirty the whole Nigeria system ishuh Now, is it the government that will sit down and help you to study your books?,
the government has provided the enabling environment for cheating to take place in those exams.
the invigilators themselves are corrupt. when people know there's an alternative way, they would utilize it.
send the kids cheating in nigeria abroad and they know they have to read to pass their exams. no shortcuts.
but in nigeria, they know there's an easier means to pass - who won't utilize such means?

you went to the higher institution to study islamic education or crk, and you want to rob shoulders with medical doctors and enginneers, you bribe your way up to the post of the managing director, is it the government that is receiving the bribes?. The bulk of the problem lies with the citizens and not the government. Everybody wants to live above their means at all cost, for whathuh to show-off!!!!
the bulk of the problem lies with the government. they have impoverished the populace to the point that
any offer that comes, nigerians would likely take it. an invigilator that is being paid 20,000 naira throughout
the period of an external examination would be a fool not to collect 50k per candidate to enable malpractises.
it's simple logic!
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 9:03pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: Yesooo, i believe once we all have a "change of mentality" everything will start falling into place in due time, the act of unnecessary respect, is part of what is killing Nigeria, you will see a police man, doing yes sir! yes sir!! to theives (only because they are pot-bellied, wearing italian shoes and agbada) and because of what they will gain from the man. If everyone know what they are supposed to do and what is expected of them as a citizen, things will shape up, instead of sitting on the shoulders of the government and expect them to "cook rice, serve you and spoon feed you"
but that's the tactics used by the nigerian government.
impoverish their people to the point of insanity. the depths of poverty
would prevent even the most righteous man to embrace all sorta corruption
and crime. no hungry man can reason rationally - he must think of his belly first.

this is why the odious politicians are guaranteed to retain their positions.
the ones who are stubborn are quickly executed or thrown into jail.
this is not about waiting for the government to do something. you only ask such
questions in societies where systems work. sadly, nothing works in nigeria.
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 8:32pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: Why can't we have people that will stand out?, "why join them if we cannot beat them"?, but laying curses on that Nation without any physical help from even the citizens is paralyzing that country even more. We all hope for a better future in that country but it won't be attainable with derorgatory remarks.

There are laws that are coming up now, i heard that you cannot make more than 500,000.00 naira deposits or withdrawals now from banks, and it has been enforced, gradually things will take shape. There will soon be traffic ordeliness, unnecessary hooliganism will soon be tantamont to living in cells, unnecessary noise making will reduce, but it will take awhile to accomplish that, and only if we have people that are willing to make it happen. The government cannot do it all, we all have our own individual contributions that will help the country grow in a more positive way.
and you believe in this crap?
people who steal money don't go into the banks like common people.
did you ever see james ibori or alameiseigha in the union bank branches transporting money?
you're right - the government cannot do it all because they are not even interested in doing anything.
so even if people want to effect a change, your government would frustrate their efforts.
it's all doom n gloom.
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 8:11pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: what of using wisdom?, do you know what wisdom can acheive among those 999 bad men?. You can't show-off and expect people not to antagonise or victimize you. Nigerians, majority of them are known for show-off.
wisdom in nigeria? is that your plan to restore sanity in nigeria?
you would soon be holding hands with dele giwa in the belly of the beast singing kumbaya.
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 8:04pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: You can't say Kill them all on a public forum and expect people to contribute!! smiley smiley. There should be a saner way. to help that country. grin grin
it worked in ghana - why can't it work in naija?
Romance › Re: When Will Romance Section Produce Hot Guy On Here!!!! by coogar: 8:01pm On May 11, 2012
Hotie Tima: For the lord love of god all i see is donkeys going and coming!!

nothing of a human look alike, really i thought Nigerians was ugly but Damn!!! i have never seen a good looking thing here.

if u don't have niggahs with 419 photos on the profile they either google steal some hot guy wishing it was them.

LORD!!! knows how long i been here i see nothing good.

Nigerian people ugly population is growing more than the Indian population .....
look who's talking........for you to have the chutzpah to demand for a hot guy, then
you have to be hot yourself. last time i checked, you are not even lukewarm let alone hot.
yikes - you need to be circumcised @ the market square!
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 7:51pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: And do you think that those people that have "babanrigad" themselves in 'aso-rock' will remain there forever? Every youth now is looking for ways to enrich themselves, we keep pointing at the leaders, and we are no-different from them, Let them give you an opportunity too, it will be the same story. I think we all should start from our communities, whatever change we can effect,no matter how little it will go a long way.
of course, it will be the same cos even if you mean good, the people around you
would poison you or send assassins after one's life. the whole system is corrupt.
of what use is a good man amongst 1000 bad men? they would kill him if he doesn't
cooperate.
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 7:40pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: Even if i don't believe in all what you have written, what is the way forwardhuh? we as citizens of that country, what can we do to help out? There is no point in arguing about what is and what is not!!! what can we do?
kill them all.
all those agbada wearing lawmakers in abuja should be maimed.
same circle of friends have been ruling us for 51 yrs. it's not going to change.
when they die, their offsprings would continue where they stopped. it's a vicious cycle.
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 7:27pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: If everyone had this mentality in that country, would it even be where it is today? Common now!!!!
where is the country? i ask again, where is the country?
it has regressed since independence and there's no hope in sight at least not this generation of ours.
a country that has been r@ped, sodomized and looted for 40 yrs would take 400 yrs to be rebuilt.
destruction is easier than inventing......so do the math!


why would you wait for Nigeria to do something for you before you give back, why think about yourself instead of your generations that are to come? If the forfathers of America thought about themselves then, would we be here enjoying what they suffered for?. You see now, *** that is the average Naija man thought**** it is all about me! me! me! and not us!. smiley smiley smiley
you are mixing apples n oranges here, my friend.
the sad truth is - if you give back to nigeria, death is imminent.
the policy makers don't even want the country to progress. there's money to be made
if the country is in it's sick state.

who do you think are behind boko haram? those
hausa illiterates who cannot tell between blue and red? of course not.......it's the
same policy makers wearing agbadas in the senate house that are behind it. the more
they kill, the more convincing the story would look to secure more foreign aid to enrich
their fat tummies. forget it, ronkebp - nigeria is doomed.

10 yrs ago, i was like you......argued in every debate i found myself that there's hope.
now i know better. there is no hope. i am sure in 10 yrs time, you would have seen
what i had seen and another mr x would engage you in this same argument. i have lost
all confidence in nigeria. if you really want to know where we should be, look at ghana!!
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 7:05pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: But "American lovers" abi na "western lovers"...smiley, no one is saying Nigeria does not have it's own problem, but to outrightly debase the country is not fair.

We are raising accusing fingers at the leaders, what have we as individual contributed to the development of that nation, if not to enrich our pockets too and live large to show off. Majority of us are here enjoying what the forefathers have done, the taxpayers here are contributing to the development of this Great Nation.

Nigerians especially we the youth, should come together and help that Nation, Sitting in "another's man home or land" and pointing evil fingers at your own land, is just not the way to go about it. smiley
nigeria did nothing for me. they stole from me, robbed from me.
what should i give back to them? my blood? my sweats?
i'd rather sow it where it would be appreciated not where you
would be killed for doing something good.
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 6:33pm On May 11, 2012
ronkebp: Things are bad, but it is not as bad as you painted it, let Nigeria educational system reach the level that the State has reached. What do you expect from a country that has 60% of illiterates.huh
things are bad? things are hopeless!
i don't know how people do it. pretend things are ok when they are in fact horrible.
nigeria is a shithole. if you haven't experienced any ugly incident, you are one of the
0.005% of the population that haven't - if you hear other people's tales. . .you would
marvel! nigeria is the worst country i have ever been to. the very worst where the value
of human lives cost less than a used tissue paper.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread: Club World Cup Champions 2025-2029 by coogar: 6:08pm On May 11, 2012
BlueDiva: He is suspended.
bluediva - mrs di matteo.
how's weekend in las gidi? are you going to munich
for the champions league final?
Family › Re: Relocating To Nigeria : What Budget? by coogar: 6:07pm On May 11, 2012
smiley smiley smiley huh grin cheesy wink wink wink wink
dayokanu: I have stayed in the west for over 3years I go out at night regularly, I have never been robbed before anywhere

but while in Nigeria hardly does a week pass without a colleague being robbed in traffic either on Osborne road or Apongbon

Actually I dont leave work till 10pm so I can speed pass Osborne without being robbed.

Yet Osborne is supposed to be the highbrow area of Lagos.

Imagine what now happens in Abule Egba, Egbeda Shitta and other middle class areas?

Wearing a suit is an open invitation to robbers

crime in Lagos cant be compared to anywhere in the west

The knowledge that there is a law enforcement which does their job is even enough deterrent to people compared to what we have in Naija
and i doubt any of the victims has ever reported these crimes.
people just dust themselves and move on when robbed. you get to hear these stories
more in the church than the police station. the public has lost confidence in the police.

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