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iterator24:You only have yourself to blame for failing to point out the "contradiction". And calling me a dimwit will not change the fact that you failed yourself. You let yourself down and cannot blame anyone else for that. |
iterator24:I did not say anything. I simply gave you a link. So, take it up with the US justice department. Ed Hominems never won any debate. Logical fallacies will only leave my posts unchallenged. |
iterator24:Anyone can say "you are confused", but not everyone can prove the confusion. |
iterator24:Where did I say that? Feel free to point that out. And then also point out where you prove that reliable stats exist in Nigeria. Whenever you are ready. |
iterator24:A justice department agency quoting a court case cannot be a rumour monger. |
iterator24:My own post says Nigeria does not have RELIABLE stats. Your post is irrelevant because it only proves the existence of stats, which is not even a feature of the debate. So, once again, you have said nothing. |
agaugust:What does it say, if it does not say asylum? Whenever you are ready. |
agaugust:That South Africans are "drug addicts" does not disprove the fact that Nigerians are drug dealers. If you have accepted that, then well done. Why it is the case is a chat for another day. Feel free to prove Dangote's ràpe of the South African economy. And good luck with that cause you won't be able to. |
iterator24:Accept that you are an id10t, my friend. Your very own link below. http://www.afro.who.int/en/nigeria/press-materials/item/5719-the-government-of-nigeria-releases-the-first-ever-global-adult-tobacco-survey-gats-report-in-the-african-region.html |
iterator24:Nigerian elites buying foreign properties using money looted from the masses, which masses celebrate same feat. http://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/rockville-md-property-purchased-nigerian-corruption-proceeds-forfeited-through-justice |
agaugust:Would you rather we chopped his testicles off and hung him by his toes for no less than three weeks? On what legal grounds is a few years in jail for killing a human being not justice? Let alone the fact that the selfsame justice system has allowed for the sentence and verdict to be appealed... |
iterator24:Releasing a survey is one thing. Releasing reliable data is another. Nowhere does your post support the conclusion that Nigerian data is reliable. So, you still have said nothing. |
agaugust:YouTube is a portal. The source is SaharaTV. Bring a proper rebuttal. Nigerians apply for asylum in South Africa. That is yet to be rebutted with evidence. Whenever you are ready. The video shows Nigerians being made to suffer. Not asylum being awarded to Nigerians in droves. |
EVarn:Fine, replace "company" with "businesses" to your heart's content. Without strong businesses, Nigerians are seizing no economy. South Africans on the other hand own swaths of the Nigerian economy, via businesses. |
iterator24:That does not prove that Nigeria has reliable data because data is not stats. And the custodian of the GDP stat is not Nigeria. Nigeria has no reliable statistics is the point. You have failed to prove otherwise. |
iterator24:Even a parrot can be taught to shout "it's a fact". But no parrot can be taught to support a statement like that with evidence. Don't be like a parrot. Bring evidence - not empty words. |
iterator24:No water no coffee. Hence coffee = water. Rubbish. Meaning stats =/= data. And Nigeria has no reliable stats, is the point. So, you've said nothing. |
iterator24:We both know this is a throwaway post that will go nowhere and that will certainly not produce any proof or substance. |
iterator24:The world does not go to Nigeria for GDP stats. It goes to the world bank, the custodian of GDP stats, which custodian worked for months on Nigerian data, triangulating it. Your weak post is pointless because it does not disprove any of this http://allafrica.com/stories/201309020218.html |
agaugust:That empty post does not talk to any of the issues that have been discussed. It's irrelevant and has only been posted because you are now dizzy and have lost all the arguments. |
iterator24:Pointless statement that does not prove that Nigeria has reliable stats. Without the below disproved, it's as if you've said nothing. http://allafrica.com/stories/201309020218.html |
iterator24:Hillbrow is not better living by any measure. And I am glad the refugee issue is sorted and agreed upon. |
EVarn:Not "start". They already stream into South Africa. And without strong companies, they are not seizing any economy. South Africans on the other hand own swaths of the Nigerian economy, via companies. The only way Nigerians can be business minded in South Africa is via drugs and p1mping. |
iterator24:How does your question change the very simple fact that Nigeria does not have reliable stats? It does not. It is just a question asked in desperation and not attached to any argument. |
agaugust:Refugees do apply for asylum papers. And Nigerians apply for asylum to South Africa en masse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRCPpcSFG7E Nigerians are refugees in South Africa. |
iterator24:Raw data is not stats. Nigeria does not have reliable stats is the point. All else is a straw man. |
agaugust:Almost doesn't count - like your vote has not counted because of BH. OP is in jail. That's not scott free or any kind of free. |
agaugust:LOL It is not South Africa that produced mangoes by imports mango juice from Nigeria. It is the other way round. It is not South Africa that produces crude but imports diesel. It is Nigeria. Be ashamed. |
iterator24:Processed it, triangulated it and then approved it. Big Nota Bene there. |
iterator24:The facts say there's a dearth of reliable stats in Nigeria and that people go elsewhere for Nigerian stats. http://leadership.ng/news/328100/dearth-reliable-statistics-nigeria http://allafrica.com/stories/201309020218.html |
agaugust:LOL http://www.howwemadeitinafrica.com/spar-opens-shop-in-nigeria-shoprite-not-fazed/3500/ “The Spar entry into Abuja and Port Harcourt and those places – they’ve done a deal with a very small group that really has very, very small stores, where they are going to trade under the Spar banner. So it’s not as if World War III has started,” said Shoprite CEO, Whitey Basson I rest my case. |
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