₦airaland Forum

bantudra:
i still dont believe how a african can still believe in icc...

do you realy think nigerians will deliver any nigerian to icc??....

[/b]we are not some lawless african nation....

TinaAnita:
What happens if the "abormination" is committed in your part of the world?

TinaAnita:
This is the ugly side of marriage which most couples must experience

ToriBlue:
That's a matured man, and he never said any bad thing about her.

Zoharariel:
In a nuclear war, my terrorist priend, the cockroaches & the soldier ants will be the only winner.

Earth2Metahuman:
you don't return the favor when the odds are against you.
It is stupidity

Go back and read my own post.

championer:
Don't mind DAT pique, if it was real madrid, he will start running his mouth on press that ref favors them. I hope he is happy with cheat comeback.

Zoharariel:
Step 1: North Korea launches 3 ballistic missiles into Japan territorial waters.

Step 2: Amerika, Japan, South Korea, infact NATO convey emergency security meeting - otherwise known as “All Talk, No Action” Hahahahahahahaa

Step 3: Amerika issues a toothless trade restriction or sanction against North Korea.

Step 4 North Korea repeats step 1 - increasing the number of missiles to 7 and the cycle continues.

lofty900:
Looking forward to a showdown between trump and Kim Jung un

Kovic08:
Not being tribalistic.. But as a Yoruba man I thought Na igbo people go full the list.. But I was dissapointed really!!

adegeye38:
he who does not love barca does not love football, cos barcelorna is football in its purest form

mes que une clube!!!!

more than a club

Ladrang:
Cry me river!!!! Right now, no-one gives a damn about your hatred

omohayek:
But nearly all of China's growth has been precisely through private-sector investments made by foreigners - first the Japanese and the Taiwanese, then the South Koreans and the Americans (eg Apple): http://www.tradingeconomics.com/china/foreign-direct-investment

China's state-owned enterprises are both extremely inefficient and highly-indebted: http://www.reuters.com/article/china-debt-moodys-idUSL3N1872L0

The idea that government has the answer is what has led Nigeria to go around in circles for nearly 6 decades - it simply doesn't work. It doesn't matter how much "discipline" you try to put into the system, the end result will still be failure, as we have seen twice now with Buhari.

The zero-sum thinking you have about economic growth is simply misplaced: foreign investors help create wealth, and there's nothing wrong with allowing them to repatriate their share of the new wealth they create, any more than a partner who backed you in a venture by funding you would be "wrong" to expect a share of the profits.

omohayek:
At least the foreigners would ensure there are actually profits to transfer! That is better than can be said for any of Nigeria's state-owned enterprises, or even the privatized ones that were sold to Nigerians under the delusion of ensuring "wealth remains in-country": that is exactly how we ended up with under-capitalized DISCOs that are now on the verge of bankruptcy.