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agaugust:How is this better? It's backwardness. This is basically a large, dusty shack that you are working from! |
agaugust:Yes, because SIPRI is no longer evidence. I never knew that. |
agaugust:As soon as you show me where on this site that has ever been produced by anyone. |
agaugust:LOL what rubbish! Prove it! Prove that manufacturing under licence now means importing engines. You make zero sense. The Cougar engine was imported for the Igirigi? Really? What engine is that. Please dig yourself into the hole. Prove it. The story is very simple. Streit gave you a licence to assemble and rename their Cougar for your purposes. Streit have a presence in Nigeria and their engineers worked with you on your variant of the Cougar, which you named Igirigi and tweaked in places. But in the end, it is an under-licence-Cougar copy, as designed by Streit and wrecked by Nigeria. You have no money for R& D and could never have afforded to develop a half-decent APC. Enter Streit and voila! Ugly Igirigi. |
Patchesagain:I expected that I was gonna get that response. So predictable. God knows why people would envy an ugly knockoff. |
agaugust:As expected, there are claims that the sources are false and envious. ![]() Luckily, these are secondary sources and the primary source is SIPRI. Also, "under licence" means you will have the right to give the Cougar another name and to also include some variants. You probably went for the cheapest licence you could find; and that was one from Streit. So pathetic that they haven't even thought of withdrawing it if you will work in a workspace like what I posted. LOL, all these months you kept claiming as yours what was in fact not yours. ![]() |
agaugust:So, after all these years, you never knew that the ugly Igirigi is not yours? Shameful. http://www.armored-cars.com/company.php?p=global For example, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Arms Transfers Database, Nigeria last year produced 10 Streit Cougar armoured personnel carriers (APCs) under license as the Igirigi. The Igirigi is assembled by the Nigerian Army Engineering Corps and was initially thought to be a wholly indigenous design. http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-38580/ http://cameroon-concord.com/news/headlines/item/2889-nigeria-acquiring-new-and-second-hand-military-hardware https://twitter.com/ofoegbukelechi/status/685158163860074497 FAKE CLAIMS BY THE PATHETIC NIGERIANS ON THIS SITE. THE UGLY IGIRIGI WAS NEVER YOURS TO BEGIN WITH. IT'S A DESIGN BY THE STREIT GROUP. YOU ONLY BORROWED IT AND AREN'T EVEN DOING A GOOD JOB ON IT. |
agaugust:The ugly Igirigi. A bad knockoff of a bad design, the Streit Cougar. Are you still peddling the lie that the Igirigi is an indigenous Nigerian design? Cause the truth is that all you do is assemble it, under licence. Not that you do a good job at that either. Look at your workspace. Shocking.
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14:Simple answer. Economic refugees. |
stonemasonn:Yes, you can tell that by the number of threads that have been created on Nairaland, which are dedicated to South Africa. |
tsdarkside:Maybe look at your posts. And taking in tons of Nigerian refugees, including giving Nigerians malls and shops is taking a stand enough. |
tsdarkside:Nigeria doesn't even know what its own population is. How on earth will you know how many South Africans you have? Besides, Nigeria is known for exporting economic refugees all over the world. More Nigerian economic refugees in SA than there ever will be SA people in Nigeria. |
tsdarkside:You mean like we're giving thousands of black Nigerians asylum in South Africa? Right... |
tsdarkside:Yes because Nigerians are known to have fought against black-on-black oppression that is the history of Nigeria, right? Yes, so today, there is no Boko Haram. No Fulani herdsmen killings. There has never been military rule. There are no Birfran people being shot in the street. There is essentially no black-on-black violence over there. We hear you. Nigerians love other blacks so much. They love them so much that they do not kill them with drugs, human trafficking, yahoo boy activities and human slavery. Sure thing, man. Your successive black governments have shown you the greatest love of all, seeing as they never stole your tax money. Instead, they built you world-class infrastructure. You are not economic refugees in other countries, as a result. |
MduZA:Please forgive the drug-gerians. They are now bruised and battered. |
lezz:Thank you for giving us seniority. What a stunning post. ![]() For as long as we have Nigerian refugees streaming in, all cries remained unheard. ![]() |
MduZA:Hahaha. They project their pain on us, Mdu. They slept and wasted 60 years of independence and now they want to cry. ![]() |
Lezzlie:Amazing! None is as shameful as one to whom sarcasm is lost. A gem you really are. Yes, the amazing Nigeria gave MTN a fine, not for the resignation of CEOs, but for the payment of the fine. It is amazing that the fine was paid in record time and that Nigerians did not lose their jobs as a result. The Nigerian manager of the subsidiary was not fired. And MTN did not lay off 2000 Visafone employees as a result of the fine. And Nigeria's status as a frontier economy was not entrenched. Yes, Nigeria did not shoot itself in the foot and is not in the middle of a long process of self-embarrassment. In the history of mankind, countries listen when refugees and and asylum seekers condemn them because they have so much to lose when refugees refuse to seek refuge in it. Who wants to lose there refugees, right? I never saw it like that. Amazing insights. South Africa should be trembling in its boots, seeing as countries that produce refugees have come together to condemn it, in the hope that more refugees will be allowed in. Quite a thought, that. Yes, prosper they did. They prospered so much that they have had to swallow hard drugs in the hope of escaping arrest. That is quite some way of prospering. I should try it. I think the creation of complete industries and the building of malls in Nigeria is not prospering. Seeking refuge and asylum in South Africa is. Fine example of prosperity. You are sooooo right. |
Lezzlie:Yes, yes, yes you held us down to account. Which is why you were allowed to conduct your own autopsy as per your demands. You were not told to sit down and wait like every other person who wants autopsy results. You definitely were not shot at by the police. They did not make you scatter like rats. I agree. That's a great way of holding people to account. The "Gods" were not fobbed off and shot at by the police; and were not made to go back to their filthy apartments in Hillbrow and Auckland park. No...what has happened instead is that you gave MTN a fine and a deadline; and MTN paid you immediately. You also have forced South Africa to continue buying oil from you. Yes, Nigerians are NOT thieving Igbos because even though they did not fall victim to "xenophobia", they still demanded compensation. No, no.. they are very honest, upstanding people, the drug-gerians. So illogical is my argument that you keep responding to it. That's the behaviour of an intelligent person...responding to something that you deem illogical. When I said you are smart, I meant it. |
Lezzlie:You certainly are a bright spark. You have demonstrated your wisdom in that while the world talks about GDP per capita, you know better than the world and speak of GDP per CAPITAL. Is that the capital of the US perhaps, or perhaps are we now talking about Abuja? How small is I? Perpetually confused. That Germany's GDP per capita falls between $64,848 and $129,696 is nothing in the eyes of Nigeria which has achieved the amazing and mind-bogglingly huge number of $3000 GDP per capita. That's why Nigerians are not economic refugees and asylum seekers. Yes, yes, soooooooo much power Nigeria has that it sits as a member of the G20 and Brics and has its companies all over South Africa. South Africa has no corporate presence in Nigeria and is definitely powerless. South Africans see Nigerian brands and corporate colours whenever they go walkabout in Joburg and Nigerians see no such South African brands in Lagos. Given that corporate reach is like colonisation, South Africans are colonised by Nigerian brands while Nigeria faces no such colonisation. You have NOT played yourself. Yes, yes, yes, Mauritius has the highest GDP in Africa which happens to be $23 billion. Thank you for letting us know that as of today this represents the highest GDP in Africa. You are very clever. I see that South Africa is catching a cold now. That's why South Africa's announcement that it will not be buying Nigerian crude has passed WITHOUT mention in Nigeria. And that's why you have managed to enforce that fine and have received prompt payment from MTN. |
Lezzlie:What a splendid argument. That South Africa has the "highest number" of murders and rapes is such a turnoff that there are NO Nigerians pleading to get in. Crying for asylum, which is a desire to be shielded from persecution. No Nigerians are rushing to South Africa because South Africa is unsafe. They actually sit in Nigeria and instead, South Africans stream into Nigeria because they feel unsafe in South Africa. What a stunning point you raise. Yes, yes, the call by the Biafrans is peaceful and has seen no violence. It is a sign of Nigeria's ability to apply diplomacy, as per your initial argument. Thanks for educating me and letting me know that Biafrans are not being shot and detained in Nigeria as we speak. It is all a dream. It's a party out there. That the country walks around scared by the civil war is of course nothing to worry about. At least these scars were caused by other blacks, right? Very much are Igbos pseudo-masters that they decided to protest yesterday because one of them swallowed hard drugs and was killed in the filth of Hillbrow and Kempton Park where they live. This is the perfect behaviour of pseudo-masters. They ask for asylum and shame their country in the process. I would like more masters to behave in this way. And how I love the fact that Nigeria is sooooo good as statistics that it actually knows what its crime rate is today. You are wonderful with these insights. Oh Mugabe, the greatest leader on the planet, who has driven half his countrymen into South Africa as economic refugees. He should know a thing or two and is definitely someone to look up to. Especially by Nigeria, a country whose countrymen also stream into South Africa. Peas in a pod. You are outstanding. |
Lezzlie:Your question was soooooo good that I had no answer to it. I have no clue where the useless Mandela was when Nigeria was being useful and practising black-on-black oppression and violence. I have no idea. Where he is now, I still don't know. I agree with you that Nigeria has a peaceful record. There is no one as peaceful as a country that witnessed the most number of deaths in a civil war on the continent. Yes, yes the fact that a nation emerged out of America's civil war, while military rule and oppression emerged out of Nigeria's is irrelevant. Nigeria and the US are the same. Nigeria, a country that today has the biggest population of persons internally displaced by violence. Never mind terrorism, and religious killings and agitation to breakaway from the country and to be shot for your efforts. That Nigeria is war torn while South Africa is not is a sign that it is stable and should promptly be moved up the stability index, above South Africa. I mean, what's a few bombs and black-on-black wars between friends, right? Yes, yes. Zulus are slaves. And Igbos are sooo free that they want their Biafra back. Soooooo free are the Nigerians that they want asylum in South Africa. Now that's freedom. When South Africans will escape slavery in South Africa for the safe shores of Nigeria, I don't know. So, no, you have stumped me. I cannot answer your question. Dumfounded is I. ![]() |
Lezzlie:Yes, that's quite a nice point. Perfectly apt and amazing. I mean, where was Mandela when 3 million Biafran Nigerians were being killed by their countrymen in the 60s? Where the hell was he? When Nigeria was suffering under the hand of fellow blacks , experiencing black-on-black violence and oppression, where was Mandela? The fact that oppression in South Africa can be described as racism while Nigeria's troubles are black-on-black is a shining example of what a great and enviable situation Nigeria finds itself in. I mean, where the hell is he now that Biafrans are being shot in the streets and detained while they are agitating for freedom and independence? He was nowhere? He is totally useless. Never mind that he actually managed to oversee a negotiation that averted a civil war in his country. The fact that Nigerians CHOSE civil war; and military rule; and islamic insurgency; and terrorism and religious wars is irrelevant. They are great diplomats and democrats. The South Africans are useless. |
postmann:Yes, yes. Such a casualty is Die*Vluit that EVERYTHING he posted here today is a complete lie. Actually, it is always a sign of madness to post a couple of things that are 100% true. I agree with you. It doesn't matte where you are in the world. A person who posts facts is a vampire. And you have supported this with a compelling argument without any sign of emotion. I mean calling someone a troll against their factual post is a totally irrefutable retort. Nice one! ![]() |
postmann:Yes, yes...my frustration is demonstrated by the fact that you've written an entire book to me. People that are NOT frustrated do take their own advice that they don't work too hard to prove a point. You certainly haven't worked too hard to prove a point. You've only written a novel. Yes, you aren't frustrated. I am. Yes, you don't do country-bashing. All you do is throw a line or two here and there about why one country is bad and why you are better. Country massaging then, I suppose? I am certainly frustrated by the fact that there is a country that has a GDP per capita that is 3 times lower than my country's. A country that needs to be three times bigger to reach the living standards in mine. Sooooo frustrating. I, along with people from Switzerland who have a GDP lower than yours are sooooo frustrated right now. Why wouldn't they be, given the importance of a large GDP. Never mind that they have the highest living standards in Europe. Frustrating stuff. That Nigerian has a tenth of South Africa electricity generating capacity is also another source of frustration for us. As is the fact that Nigeria actually had a bigger GDP years before the recalculation and now thinks that there will suddenly be a change in living standards because they have recalculated the GDP. That they always had these figures available to them without results does not matter. Who cares about that, right? I agree, being a citizen of South Africa, I cant look down on any country. Especially Nigeria, because there are no Nigerias seeking asylum in South Africa. What is in fact happening is that South Africans are seeking asylum in Nigeria. Very frustrating for me. South Africans escaping their decaying country to be sheltered in Nigeria. Sooooo pathetic. |
Lezzlie:Yes, I agree with what you say. Examples of Nigeria'a ability to negotiate diplomatically can be seen in how Buhari is currently negotiating with Biafran Igbos. In fact, the fact that the most destructive war in Africa was the Biafran war is a perfect example of Nigeria's love for diplomacy. That South Africa has never had a civil war is quite shameful and shows that they don't understand diplomacy. Neither is the South Africa's negotiated settlement an example of diplomacy. Wha is an example of diplomacy is the fact that Boko Haram is currently negotiating via the barrel of a gun and the trigger of a bomb. Also the loving behaviour of the Fulani herdsmen is another example of diplomacy. As is the fining of a foreign company, which has given rise to many comments on this thread. Yes, our Nigeria-phobia ailment is demonstrated by the fact that South Africans started this thread. You are quite right. ![]() |
postmann:Yes, you are quite right. You have seen and heard it all. That's why you have created a thread bemoaning the state of your industry and the prospect of losing a customer. That's also why you have asked OPEC to pretty please slow down production so that the price of oil goes up a tad bit. You've heard it all not doubt. This explains why your president has had to resort to stealing his own budget from the house so as to make oil-price induced amendments. You've had the story about your slowing revenues and your inability to secure forex, given that oil constitutes about 90% of your forex. I agree, you've heard it all. All these stories happen to be shale -gas induced. And South Africa has shale gas...your kryptonite. You don't. Very enviable position, you are in. I agree with you. PS: I didn't know that people post stuff on a forum and expect to not be quoted. Given that you've just quoted me, I suppose it's even Stevens. And on second thought, I suppose this thread was created out of love and extreme security. Must be nice. ![]()
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BlaqCoffee109:Yes and you certainly are in the know. You've proved that by participating in a thread that bemoans the fortunes of the Nigerian oil market. Which fortunes are where they are because the US flooded the market with cheap shale gas. Which shale gas prompted Saudi Arabia to pump more barells in an effort to maintain its market share. You're right. This is not a nightmare for Nigeria. It's a big party and you are slaying the market. What bliss. Must be nice. ![]() |
BlaqCoffee109:Yes, that's why oil is the highest it's been in years. You are quite right. It's no nightmare. It's a jol for Nigeria and you are making a killing in the oil market. Selling trillions of dollars worth of oil, aren't you? ![]() |
postmann:Bwahaha! Nigeria has been talking about potential for 60 years. As for your material resources rubbish, talk to the picture. See your biggest nightmare...shale gas.
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lezz:Until you've posted the original IMF link, you've posted nothing. Meanwhile, your gross (blue) and oil (red) revenues are diminishing. The meaning of that is simple: You have no and cannot raise money. 1. You are losing investors. 2. You are unable to defend the Naira. 3. You are unable to spend on infrastructure and basics. 4. You are desperate and are attacking investors. You are stuffed. What matters is that you cannot feed yourselves today.
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