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Politics › Re: IPOB Suspends Nnamdi Kanu by danvon(m): 1:28pm On Jun 19

QuinQ:
But mafia bosses lead from solitary, how much more someone in general prison population

Which mafia boss led from solitary, which mafia boss even led from ordinary prison

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Politics › Re: IPOB Suspends Nnamdi Kanu by danvon(m): 1:27pm On Jun 19

Even in their terrorism they can't even work together, same way they couldn't even work together in their Labour Party.

These are the people that want to run a country.

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Politics › Re: TERRORISM: Today's Self-defense Could Become Tomorrow's Bigger Problem by danvon(m): 11:01am On Jun 19

The solution is that people with guns should be registered simple

Business › Re: Femi Otedola And A Curvy Mystery Lady In Monaco (video) by danvon(m): 1:04pm On Jun 18

jamata20:
That might be his PPA (Private Part Assistant)

Career › Re: Why The Smartest Employee Often Never Becomes The Boss by danvon(m): 8:55pm On Jun 16

Who you know is better than what you know

The guy who becomes CEO is the guy who is friends with lots of CEOs and simply learns through osmosis how they talk and behave.

What we call good communication and office politics are things people can only learn through experience the earlier the better.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Xenophobia Actually Makes Sense by danvon(op): 3:31am On Jun 14

brain54:
What about the white minority that controls 80% of those benefits? They don't have a problem with that?

What about white foreigners living in that country. Many of them illegal immigrants. Sure no problem about that.

We all saw South African President having to answer to Trump about that, there are many laws in the country that force whites to employ blacks and have majority black representation in any organization or project they create (the ones who don't comply are quietly dealt with), the whites found a work around to these laws by simply employing Africans from other countries who tend to be much more loyal to them. The anti immigration sentiments would affect the white elites much harder than you think.

brain54:
Jungle justice occurs in isolated cases in parts of the country. Nobody institutionilises it campaigns with it and comes out openly to justify it. Awareness are created daily about the dangers of jungle justice. And jungle justice has reduced over the years due to awareness about the subject.

Isolated like how, reduced like how? wasnt the Uromi burning of 16 people last year?

brain54:
Maybe we should wait until it gets to the scale of the Jos crises before we condemn what is happening in South Africa!

I meant for an angry mob with no individual accountability they seem to just harass people, no case of major violence outbreak, this wouldnt be the case in most African countries.

Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Xenophobia Actually Makes Sense by danvon(op): 8:49pm On Jun 13

brain54:
Firstly, majority of the people being threatened, harassed and asked to leave...those directly affected are not illegal immigrants. South Africans are just hiding behind the phrase illegal immigrants to carry out their motives.

Illegal immigration is obviously not the problem, the problem is other Africans taking advantage of benefits they and their ancestors fought for

brain54:
Secondly, even if south African was right... is this the best way to go about it harassing and mobbing people on their streets when they have laws and law enforcement agencies that can carry out the legal repartration of those staying there illegally?

The same reason why Nigerians do jungle justice, people don't trust the authorities, corruption exists some authority figures could simply take bribes and do nothing.

brain54:
Lastly,south Africans themselves don't know what they should hide their real motives of perpetrating their evils...

Nothing so far so good has been on the scale of the jos crisis

We should use this opportunity to evacuate, i think the xenophobia would have economic consequence but i think we can understand.

Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Xenophobia Actually Makes Sense by danvon(op): 7:51pm On Jun 13

TylerForbes:
I think they should also chase the whites living with them or are their oppressors not also "foreigners"?

And maybe cutting off the cheap labour that the whites depend on might be a good step in liberation

Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Xenophobia Actually Makes Sense by danvon(op): 7:50pm On Jun 13

TylerForbes:
I think they should also chase the whites living with them or are their oppressors not also "foreigners"?

That is exactly what Zimbabwe did and now Zimbabweans are illegal immigrants in South Africa

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Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Xenophobia Actually Makes Sense by danvon(op): 7:42pm On Jun 13

Yorubaskullmine:
Is that all or is there more you need to add

For now maybe, let me think about it

Foreign Affairs › South African Xenophobia Actually Makes Sense by danvon(op): 7:38pm On Jun 13

Imagine struggling for decades, enduring humiliation and death, fighting for freedom only to finally get the freedom and some foreigners start trooping in, they start taking advantage of the opportunities you suffered for, idolizing your ex oppressors and what's worse they even begin to look down on you and call you lazy.

I'm very convinced some of the African nations condemning South Africa wouldn't take half of that nonsense.

Its true Nigeria supported South Africa but the truth is that the vast majority of illegal immigrants in South Africa are not Nigerians, and even most of the Nigerians are not exactly 'patriotic' Nigerians in the first place, so the damage to Nigeria is highly overrated, countries like Zimbabwe are far more affected.

The South African Situation and the Black American Situation are the same. People who fought hard and struggled for rights only for African foreigners to troop in, start peddling racist talking points and looking down on them.

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Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Won't Defeat Islamic Terrorists Anytime Soon by danvon(op): 7:37pm On Jun 06

Kanwulia:
Why dem nor go Ghana?🙄 Abi Fulani nor dey dia?

They are in Niger, Mali, Senegal and Burkina Faso

These are historically powerful nations

Politics › Why Nigeria Won't Defeat Islamic Terrorists Anytime Soon by danvon(op): 7:28pm On Jun 06

Unlike I P O B and NIger Delta Militants - Islamic terrorists are actually serious minded people. Many of them are willing to blow themselves up into pieces for their barbaric beliefs, they don't travel to a foreign country at the first sign of trouble; you can call them demonic but you can never call them hypocrites or cowards.

Nigeria at its core doctrine underestimates the importance of faith and dedication and places more faith in money. The recent defection of politicians prove that even the elites of Nigeria are not willing to fight and die on principles, even the military era wasn't better with its epidemic of embezzlement, coups, countercoups and betrayals.

USA spent 20 years fighting Talibans in Afghanistan before giving up, USA had more sophisticated weapons and better trained troops and still didn't win. Israel has been fighting radical Islamists for all its existence and still hasn't won them. Its funny how some Nigerians think these countries can help us defeat Islamic terrorists when they haven't won theirs.

We have to become serious minded in this country which will force our leaders to become serious minded and a great place to start is to stop taking advantage of every tragedy to condemn Nigeria, we should learn to fully condemn the perpetrators as demonic and barbaric, condemning Nigeria decreases faith in the country which actually helps the terrorists.

We must fight seriousness with more seriousness and we need to become more religious.

Education › Re: Student Goes To School With A Cutlass For Self-protection In Oyo by danvon(m): 2:50pm On May 23

Efuaye:
What would a cutlass do to a terrorist that is carrying an AK47 rifle?
We too like cruise in this country.

Guns can jam, can run out of bullets, can be impractical at a close distance etc. Any weapon can be deadly.

Crime › Re: Nursing Student, Wendy Achumba, Beheaded In Her Apartment In Imo by danvon(m): 2:46pm On May 23

The neighbours are suspects

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Culture › Re: Picture Of Ọba Oyekan Of Lagos' Coronation Day On March 12, 1965 by danvon(m): 10:44am On May 19

AmazingELixir:

Nigeria was far better then....no terrorism no banditary no internet fraud no hookups ..there was dignity in hardwork then.

This was 1965 when Awolowo was jailed and the Wild West craze began, this was few months before the first coup.

This wasnt better days.

Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Entrepreneurs Give Foreigners Deadline To Close Shops by danvon(m): 6:10pm On May 15

Bro cant even get his english right

This shop must not be closed

Politics › Re: Political Parties Are The Biggest Reason Nigeria Cannot Get Better by danvon(m): 9:45am On May 10

It is not in the best interest of any group to spend money, time and effort to purchase something and then equally share it with people who didnt contribute anything.

Most of what we call 'corruption' here is simply called 'lobbying' in civilized climates.

To fight corruption more Nigerians must participate in political process.

Family › Re: Husband Kills Wife, Maryam Nababa Badamasi, 2 Months After Wedding In Kano by danvon(m): 4:42pm On May 09

SmartPolician:
Believe it or not, rich people should have nothing with the poor, except the latter working for them or the former occasionally supporting the latter. Poor and rich people should neither marry or be friends.

Dangote still dy find money, rich people never ever get satisfied.

There's a good chance the guy isnt poor but the girl is richer.

Politics › Re: Enugu Begins Enforcing ₦500,000 Fine On One-Way Traffic Violators by danvon(m): 1:41pm On May 09

Good one.

I never understood the logic of making fine cheap, its like giving people license to break the law for a fee.

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Politics › Re: 2027 Presidential Candidates Rankings - Tickets from all Parties. by danvon(m): 6:18pm On May 07

OP is taking quality weed not the cheap nonsense they sell on the street.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Zulu King's Regiments Now Leading Anti-immigration Protests In SA - PICTURES by danvon(m): 3:48pm On May 07

Anyone who studies violence will understand that an organized disciplined hateful group is a thousand times more deadly than a spontaneous disorganized mob, that is precisely what made the Nzis so deadly.

Talking about how organized and disciplined they are is not reassuring.

If they don't like blacks in their country let them organize a peaceful deportation.

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Islam › Re: Muslim Labourer Threatens To Murder Boss If He Insults Prophet Muhammad by danvon(m): 1:06pm On May 07

They are all laughing although that guy eyes are white

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Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Didnt Do A Good Job Covering The SA Protests by danvon(op): 9:50pm On May 06

Emmiasky:
who to blame?
the mods or the reporters?

I would blame the mods

Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Didnt Do A Good Job Covering The SA Protests by danvon(op): 3:50pm On May 05

illicit:
Yes, there was low coverage...

Abi, i hope they improve instead of banning and burying posts.

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Politics › Re: Jack, Serah Ibrahim Fires Cryptic Shots At Peter Obi, Others by danvon(m): 12:30pm On May 05

Slippy:
Let Sowore start from local government council and test his popularity

Some politicians cant even test their popularity in a primary election.

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Nairaland General › Nairaland Didnt Do A Good Job Covering The SA Protests by danvon(op): 12:25pm On May 05

Its strange how posts of Nigerian crimes in South Africa always get frontpage on Nairaland but a full xenophobic protest has been taking place there for weeks now and not a single peep.

Any frequent user of nairaland wouldnt even be aware of the protest. Its strange how they refuse to give updates even as foreign news and traditional media were giving updates.

cc: seun | mynd44

Politics › Re: Obidents Are Politically Irrelevant - Peter Obi by danvon(op): 11:29pm On May 04

Mbanda:
I can see beyond your pretence
Deep down your feeble mind, you are crying because Obi refused to stay in ADC so that what tinibu planned against the party will get to him.

This is exactly the kind of cries and lamentations, we witnessed from you lots when Kanu left his house during the military attack that was ordered by Buhari. You lots were crying because Kanu refused to allow the military to kpai him.

But Kanu eventually landed in prison for life.

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Politics › Re: Obidents Are Politically Irrelevant - Peter Obi by danvon(op): 8:25pm On May 04

Mbanda:
You should be happy if that is the case. Why are you complaining?

I wanted Peter Obi to put up a good fight so when he lost more glory would go to the winner.

He made it too easy, easy elections are bad for democracy.

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Politics › Re: Obidents Are Politically Irrelevant - Peter Obi by danvon(op): 7:28pm On May 04

Mbanda:
Tinibu don give this one 1,500 to post nonsense

Tinubu doesnt need to pay for anything

Kwankwaso and Peter Obi have done a wonderful job scattering opposition.

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