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 Business › Re: What Bussiness Can Someone Do With 500,000 Naira Without Opening A Shop by coolscott(m): 5:08pm On Oct 07, 2014*. Modified: 5:42pm On Oct 07, 2014 |
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| Business › Re: 5 Best Forex Traders In The World You Should Know About by coolscott(m): 4:58pm On Oct 07, 2014 |
Interesting read. I just don't think most of us have enough funds to make using these peoples' strategies safe. Everyone has to incorporate strategies, considering the amount of capital they have. 1 Like |
| Business › Re: Please Help: I'm Tired Of This Paid Employment by coolscott(m): 3:07pm On Oct 07, 2014 |
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| Business › Re: Who Can Produce Scratch Cards For Me Please? by coolscott(op): 10:52pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
Allstream: I have a similar need. I desire to know how to produce unique PIN Codes. So u are a step ahead of me. Pls can you be of help in putting me thru. I believe that getting a link to staff with any of the MTN partner outlet would proffer solutions because they use the technology to privately produce the small 400naira recharge cards now. Pls my number is 08033706033. ThanksI will contact you soon. Your number right now is switched off but I'm guessing it's because it's about 10:50pm at night. I'll call tomorrow. The card printing will be needed very soon. I will still appreciate any more direct information on how I can get it done. |
| Business › Who Can Produce Scratch Cards For Me Please? by coolscott(op): 1:16am On Sep 25, 2014 |
Please I produce unique PIN codes that can be used to authenticate registrations on websites just like WAEC or JAMB cards. What I need is to be able to put them on silver-coated scratch cards. If you know anyone or any company that can handle this, I will appreciate your recommending. Thanks. |
| Science/Technology › I Need Etisalat-like Scratch Cards Produced For Me. Who Knows How To Do This by coolscott(op): 11:39pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
Please I produce unique PIN codes that can be used to authenticate registrations on websites. What I haven't executed is the printing of the PINs on cards (silver coated scratch cards). If you know anyone or any company that can handle this, I will appreciate your recommending. Thanks. |
| Politics › Which Ethno-political Group Suffers From Persecution Complex In Nigeria? by coolscott(op): 1:58am On Sep 21, 2014 |
Please, which Ethno-Political group in Nigeria suffers from the clearest case of Persecution Complex? |
| Politics › Re: An Igbo Man Running For Governor In Lagos State by coolscott(m): 1:41am On Sep 21, 2014 |
naijawarrior: I've always known Igbos to be hated and persecuted by all tribes. I'm not Igbo by the way. Its only common fact, which no man can deny. However, one would expect a little bit of logical or at least educated reasoning amongst nairalanders. But alas, what I see...If this is how Yorubas feel about Igbos, then what hope lieth there for national integration? A lost cause indeed. Smh.Have you heard of the term, "Persecution Complex"? 8 Likes |
| Politics › Re: US, South Africa In Cold War With Nigeria by coolscott(m): 1:05am On Sep 21, 2014 |
I support my govt but i think govt officials are kind of naive. They have been naive if they did not know that intelligence is highly sort after currency in international political circles and America has the highest appetite for that. What else is the biggest pay off of being officially allowed to work in Nigeria if not intelligence gathering (about everything they can gather intelligence on). ~ South-south voice 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Test Run Of Port Harcourt Mono Rail (photo) by coolscott(m): 6:21am On Sep 20, 2014 |
Jambsupport: wen will 9jerians appreciate progress sha? na wa oYou call this progress? =N=150 billion naira put into this thing that if you live in Port Harcourt, you wonder where the brains of the initiators where because this thing might not go past Isaac Boro Park from its starting point ( a distance which is just =N=50 by bus). All the universities in Nigeria went on strike for months for about =N=100bn. Now what really annoyed me about this project is that this ancient approach to monorail building was totally uncalled for. 1. It costs more to build than present day styles 2. It requires the destruction of other structures around for it to be erected. Modern styles require little or none of these. So what is the logic in spending more money on something that you need to destroy citizens' structures for and which is currently outdated. It is this reason that makes us certain that this was a very foolish project because the question we ask ourselves is... will they destroy the mile one flyover for the monorail? Of course they cannot. And if they cannot it means they may have to stop at the flyover having spent 150bn naira on 50naira of distance of travel. If they had simply done chosen to build the kind of monorails currently obtainable, we will not be talking about this because modern day monorails can even mover through high rise areas almost totally eliminating the need to any existing structures. I will attach below pictures of such monorails but what really, really annoyed me was that I was informed that the governor was shown these samples by a Nigerian in the US who was part of the building team for these kinds of monorails. So the right thing was pitched to him by a Nigerian with the skills and connections to facilitate the right decision, but the gov turned it down, see the clear differences. I realized that the super high costs associated with this currently failed monorail project must have been the attraction to the project. Below are pictures of the kinds of monorails gov. Amaechi preferred not to go for 1 Like
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| Politics › Re: How 5 Major Nigeria Parties Stand On The Issue Of Independent Western Nigeria by coolscott(m): 5:56am On Sep 20, 2014 |
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| Politics › Re: Some Of The Very Best Of Nairalanders' Quotes by coolscott(m): 3:45am On Sep 20, 2014 |
Longeria: "What did it profit Awolowo to starve Biafran children to death and still commit suicide."https://thenationonlineng.net/new/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Chukwuemeka1.jpg Point of correction. Ojukwu was actively involved in the starvation of Biafran children and adults as all the world has known (and currently knows) till today This first link gives some information: http://thenationonlineng.net/new/revealed-how-ojukwu-rejected-food-aid-for-starving-biafrans/ This second link has the full open letter that was published in the Morning Post, Lagos, August 17, 1968: http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/guest-articles/biafran-documents-goldsteins-open-letter-of-resignation-to-odumegwu-ojukwu.html Ojukwu is only considered a hero by Igbos, to satisfy their desire for a historical hero for the race, as prior history actually provides nothing of that sort to the people. ~ South-south voice 10 Likes 3 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Emenike Called Nigeria A ZOO And Tearshis NIGERIA Passport by coolscott(m): 3:18am On Sep 20, 2014 |
9jagirl4re: Nnewi representing all day every day Anaedo for Life!Have you heard of the term "Grandeur Mirage"? It is actually a condition. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Demand Lagos Deputy Gov’s Slot by coolscott(m): 8:19pm On Sep 17, 2014 |
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| Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Demand Lagos Deputy Gov’s Slot by coolscott(m): 8:11pm On Sep 17, 2014 |
coolscott: Why does this guy think I was talking to him in the first place? ElekeNtioba: u mentioned my moniker dimwit....sorry but i dont take certain potshots lyin down.Igbo's are supporting GEJ right now (calling us, Ijaws, their brother) in the hopes that soon in the future, the idea of their leadership will be more acceptable. Who is licking whose azz now? Get your slippery *** off my south-south *** ~ South-south voice |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Demand Lagos Deputy Gov’s Slot by coolscott(m): 4:49pm On Sep 17, 2014 |
coolscott: ElekeNtioba and his likes are in a love relationship with ignorance, the depths of which the rest of us just do not know ElekeNtioba: i believe i have over-indulged u. Clearly u dont have any substance. U run to wikipedia to pull information dat only confuses u d more. I was talking abt d origin of d yoruba vis-a-vis d benin kingdom and u run to wikipedia to pull info dats postdates what am talking abt. U ar obviously a good researcher bt u know ntin abt analyzing wat u got.Why does this guy think I was talking to him in the first place? ~ South-south voice |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Demand Lagos Deputy Gov’s Slot by coolscott(m): 2:07pm On Sep 17, 2014 |
I have always felt it doesn't matter where an individual comes from. I will support the person I consider the best at the moment. That has been my view but the approach of this ethnic group... In today's world, you can only lead people through influence. So how can you influence people by disrespecting them (without being provoked) and pointing fingers into their eyes? Apart from the fact that you are disrespecting them, they finally cannot really trust you to lead anything, considering how they observed you going about your leadership quest 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Demand Lagos Deputy Gov’s Slot by coolscott(m): 1:26pm On Sep 17, 2014 |
ElekeNtioba: Am not here to debate d history of a cowardly people, just their ridiculous claims to Lagos. shiffynaani: Can't imagine the lavel of your ignorance! It will be very pathetic if discovered! Thought the Igbos claimed they are 45% of the population,then,if not for sheer cowardness,why were they DEMANDING the position?you folks should've just gone for it atleast you're 45% of the population,see?they have started again,empty chest beatersElekeNtioba and his likes are in a love relationship with ignorance, the depths of which the rest of us just do not know ~ South-south voice 5 Likes |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Demand Lagos Deputy Gov’s Slot by coolscott(m): 1:20pm On Sep 17, 2014*. Modified: 1:49pm On Sep 17, 2014 |
yemaldo: Hope south south people are seeing this now? They will turn around to claim ur land is no man's land too or tell u they have right to rule ur land, they tried to dominate u once and am sure they will try againWe know them. I am from the south-south and we have lived beside these unruly people for all these years. That is why I think an igbo man might never become president of this country. It just might never happen. Actually, I foresee a situation where all other ethnic groups become president before him (that is if he ever becomes president). Right now, an Ijaw man is president. They liked to think they were superior (as usual) but the Ijaw race has marked itself there before them. I honestly think the cure to this our common problem is to create the state of Biafra and so we can get rid of this boil for good. The 5 igbo states forming biafra. I am tired of the confident foolishness 6 Likes |
| Webmasters › Re: Post your PHP Problems Here by coolscott(m): 4:07pm On Sep 16, 2014 |
Please does anyone know how to delete a topic he has previously created on nairaland? |
| Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by coolscott(m): 1:57pm On Sep 16, 2014 |
I think this attitude is what has single handedly hurt the political outlook of the igbo ethnic block within Nigeria over the years. No one has done more harm to their political outlook than them by being this way. How can this be the way to win friends and improve your influence amongst people? SMH ~ A South-South voice |
| Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by coolscott(m): 1:32pm On Sep 16, 2014 |
MayorofLagos: If all the Ibos in Lagos were to vote for PDP, APC would still emerge the winner of the election. This is because Yorubas population in Lagos more than quadruple Ibo population.This kind of diplomatic error is the kind that has harmed the Igbo political outlook over time and what is sad is that it is no one doing it to them but themselves |
| Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by coolscott(m): 2:36am On Sep 16, 2014 |
By the way, I'm from the south-south |
| Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by coolscott(m): 2:15am On Sep 16, 2014 |
yemaldo: Why not in kano, u r taking us for a fool because we tolerate u people, something that can never happen in Igbo land SMH PointB: Who is stopping you from contesting election in Enugu, PortHarcourt, or Anambra? Who?The Igbo Nation The current concept of an igbo nation is not refined at all because consciously or subconsciously, Igbos sadly find historical identity only in Biafra. This is because before the war, there is totally nothing they did together as a people. And this in turn is because before the colonialists, they were unable to make themselves into one political group.They therefore skew every position or narration concerning 1963 - 1970 for the sake of historical pride because besides it, they have nothing else they did historically together as a people. The Igbo nation was not born before Biafra. Igbos did not know the geographical boudries of their ethnic group before colonialism. Other ethnic groups are different because their ancient kingdoms existed before the white man. They formed themselves into formidable and full political bodies. They had their ancient conquests (and their ancient failings) so they do not need to glorify or skew events of the 60s to paint themselves as heroes or as people that should be sympathized with for being treated unfairly. Please understand that there was political structure - on the clan or group of clans level only. That is why although there were sometimes clashes between Igbo clans and villges, there was never a time when all Igbos (from the Onitsha Igbos to the west, and the Etche Igbos to the south and all of the igbo ethic group) took up arms to fight any encroacher who tried to encroach into an Igbo vilage around the north (present day Enugu area). That political structure just didn't exist. If villages in the northern area were fighting, Etche Igbos probably knew nothing about it. The Onitshas had a kingdom of their own, obviously influenced by the culture of politically organised kingdoms not far from them. This is just the reality of the historical political structure. This total absence of a complete Igbo kingdom from time past to now is the source of this unspoken touchiness about their identity that Igbos feel and which they are usually not consciously aware of because a huge part of it is subconscious, or has been transferred from an older person to a younger person in the narration of ideas from the old to the young. This touchiness shows up in behaviour others get puzzled by. Things like venturing to culturally lay claim to towns/cities in other well know and established ancient kingdoms of other ethnic groups, the persecution complex persona, and even not being aware of the ridiculous spectacle they make of themselves when they do these things are all outward manifestations of this inner touchiness. If Igbos can form themselves into one well structured, traditional political body, there will be a different kind of soundness from a deep level, the depths of which perhaps cannot be surpassed. Complete political wholeness and congruence from a deep traditional level is the only way to the modern day soundness that other ethnic groups currently enjoy. This will take completely restructuring the whole traditional governing system across the board, so that traditional authority flows from one stool to all the other stools in the Igbo nation, with in-built checks and balances. This will amount to creating/starting a traditional monarchy within and for all of the Igbo nation in this mordern day and time. When I was younger, in my naiive enthusiasm, I thought this was possible.Now I am older I sometimes indulge myself to a little fantasy and imagine it is. 1 Like |
. U shuld rename urself south-south wimp. Or..better still yaroba azz-licker....nw dats nasty....
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