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Oh yeah welcome Sam-favour

Stoned

Not so sure bout your residency rule, but you are right about corruption not been Nigeria's main problem. But quite frankly I don't think it is representation either. The problem with Nigeria is society, due to the neglect of proper infrastructural investments and proper living nessecities, society in this nation has continued to crumble. You might say corruption is the real issue, but it is because of the crumble of society that there are so many corrupt leaders around, The reason why Nigeria has ethhnic violence is patly due to history but more recently due to society and the mentality of people in the society. What we now have is a system that doesn't function. Think about what I am saying here, If Abacha was brought back to life and he ran for presidency in the US and he won, do you think the consequences of his rule will be anywhere close to his rule in Nigeria. The problem is not corrupt leaders, the problem my friends and enemies is society. What Nigeria needs is a leader that cannot only provide the basic infrastructure but a leader that can revive and implement a proper mentality in society. A leader that can create jobs so that people do not have to result to schemes such as 419 and yes corruption. Corruption wasn't the begining of Nigeria's problems. I think the problem started when the facilties that we had in the nation, like educational faciltites, universites and schools etc. (and believe me, Nigeria had one of the best eductional systems in the continent) were neglected and ignored. The result was people leaving the country to study elsewhere, which inevitably resulted in the lack of skilled workers in the nation, Agriculture crumbled, things that weren't being imported previously now had to be imported, The economy crashed. The Government could no longer mainatain the facilties or invest in new ones. They then realised that the situation was near hopeless and the best decision woul be to fend for themselves(Corruption). So In short what Nigerian leaders have to do now is to reinstitue world class eductional faci;ities into the nation, build more hospitals and recreate the necessary infrastructure the ultimate result would be a more tenacious population and a healthy society.

"Wole Soyinka joins the Race"

I think I better change my signature

hey codec if I burnt a couple of my PS2 DVD roms with a a DVD decrypter, would it work or not

If I was in Nigeria I would enroll a couple of my drawings, although they aren't CAD, they're sketchup

Let him be, he just wants the first team spot. On second thoughts no don't let him be. On third thoughts let him be remenber what happened in the Obafemi Martins situation

The place(Cinema) opened july 13 last year, does anyone have pics of the interior

Any more pics?

phoenixman:
peeping. _{but my name is not} TOM.

Buhuhahahahahahhahahahaha-----------------No

If you ask me agin nicely I will kindlyconsider changing it

Although I do think the guy is capable of turning the country ariound economically and sport wise
And for those of you that are wondering why I'm talking about something unrelated to the topic don't blame me I didn't bring it up.

I believe the contracts have been signed, but construction hasn't actually started. These projects will be completed in about three to ten years

It's easy to get around those useless copy protection shiznit

goodguy:
Seun, una still dey play video game!

Anyway, I have played FIFA 2000/2002 (can't remember) on the PC once and I didn't like it at all. It has actually discouraged me from playing soccer games on the PC. But I play soccer very well on PS1 (Winning Eleven) and PS2 (Pro evolution 4 and 5), never played XBOX before.

You're the complete opposite from me. I am a master when it comes to playing Fifa games on a PC. but I can barely play on console. I mean on PC I can unlock practically all the tournaments and stuff, I've even beaten a team 22-0.

Let's just Agree to Disagree Kudos

Great News, And a Great Thread, I'm looking forward to seeing play in the EPL(God's own League)

He just modified it. Oh yeah the picture looks great
@ constantin, what's the location

Thanks for the correction

Who created this thread ,Just another topic for complaining about Nigeria. Not that there is anything wrong in that, to move forward you've got to know your problems, but was this thread created so we could know what our problems are and where nollywood stands or to highlight how bad the industry is. Don't reply to my post (It may be contoversial or depicted as Idiotic, but I think it's the truth, remember don't reply to my post)

Give the guy a break he'll update the pic anytime soon

That's exaclty what I'm asking. Without Faith nothing can be achieved, for it isn't up to the government alone to develop the country but to every Nigerian that is alive

Try taking off and landing on a small aircraft landing at Saddam hussien(Don't know the current name) Airport, Iraq
The planes land vertical because of security requirements

2020, yeah Nigeria was different back then, time really goes fast Hey

Nigeria cannot lose, It's a do or die. Nigeria's reputation on the continent and acroos the gobe is on the line here.

Guess who's Back

[size=15pt]Comfort created by youself is a 100 times greater than that which is created by your neighbour[/size]

iamnotgod:
How many people do you know that would leave a place of convenience to return to a cave. No disrespect. Human nature seeks comfort not suffering. When people have done without and then they get a taste of having a good thing it takes a strong constitution and selflessness to go back to suffering for the sake of culture or loyalty. Let's be honest, there is nothing wrong with being reluctant to return to a place where one can make little difference. If they can make a difference by sending money home, do it. It is easy to cry that someone is a traitor when you have not been anywhere, wait until you taste the honey and see if you prefer to eat the lemons abi.

Freaking federer, too hell with you ya freakin freakin
Gonzo Lost

stanech:
There is no way they rate being the poorest or ricest with GDP. They rate it with the standard of Living of the people,

Nigeris isn't the second poorest in that either, check your stats

Yes we should jump off bridges, and i believe these projects will be seen through. You've gotta have faith in your country despite what little things past administrations may have achieved. Faith my friend is  a great quality, if every Nigerian had faith things would be a lot better. faith isn't looking at statistics and then making an analysis, faith is believing in something regardless-------But really I think these projects will be seen through and I hope that I am in Nigeria to jump off a bridge then.

The Abuja Developments will be better though

Nahh, the lady fine ohhhhh, well apart for the smile, the smile could be better. I mean i would have to admit, I've seen better,butta she's good enough for me