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Handsomebb:Baba den no fit shoot anyhow for North oh, if na North this thing dey happen. Den no born police well ohh. If den try am, the mob wey go show up, ehn AK 47 go pick race ohh. |
LocalFARMERS:The only way to get respect in this country is to run mad. If you add madness to whatever you are doing you will be respected by the army, navy, airforce, police, civil defense, customs, NDLEA, and FRSC. You can get anything you want, whenever you want it...all you just need to do is add MADNESS to what you are doing. Add a daily dose of madness to all that you do in Nigeria and you will make it fast. Nobody will stand in your way. |
Honestey:Have become? You say it like this is not how it has been since 1960 when we started this nonsense we call Nigeria. Budget padding is the norm. It will continue till the end of time unless the Nigerian people repent. 99% of the Nigerians complaining about the state of the country will do the exact same thing these fiends in power are currently doing. This is why Nigeria will keep accelerating in the wrong direction until it self-destructs. |
ManirBK:You can trust black man to cast black man. |
Chrisrare:Understanding the question is easy. You are basically asking for a proof of e. |
Winterhaven:Which workings? Just say you want an analytical proof of the derivation of e. |
Any help will be appreciated. |
Namaster:It'll be hard this time because it is easier to protest against a state government than against a federal government. |
Exousiang01:...but when the government makes the process tedious, long, and expensive you can expect that many will do anything to evade the process and it will make properties very costly. Imagine how many agencies of government you have business with and how much you will spend just to get approvals. The government is there to make life easy for its citizens, not make them miserable...at this rate, no one with a disposable monthly income of less than 1 million naira can dream of owning a house yet I believe I won't be far off the mark if I guess that this accounts for at least 80% of Nigerians. |
Vischy:APC? Is that not the normal Nigerian behavior? Almost everybody does it and those who don't do it will be cursed out by their friends and family. Corruption is a culture in this country. |
Omooba77:It is judgment for our wickedness. A lot of Nigerians are wicked. Our leaders are our punishment. There is hardly any Nigerian that will not steal public funds if given the opportunity. The money that was involved in a fraudulent activity in the ministry of humanitarian affairs was initially 585m naira now it has jumped to 30b naira. How can we be so heartless. There are people here who won't mind sleeping with their neighbor's wife. There are people here who won't mind carting away with people's money through crowd-funding. The moment a person rises his friends and family will bewitch him out of envy. Men are lying to young girls sleeping with them, making them abort continuously, destroying them and refusing to marry them. How can we continue in all these things and expect Nigeria as a whole to be good. As long as we keep doing evil and calling it good the land will be cursed for generations until we repent as a nation. We have not yet seen suffering oh. This is just the beginning. A time will come that it will be a nightmare stepping outside your house. As long as we want to continue to be evil, God will give us over to our desires. |
T8ksy:This dude Eldee sang this song over a decade ago and today we are still singing the same song only that it is much much worse in Nigeria. I need you to listen to it and check where in the song the singer ever referenced colonialists as the source of our problem. Several musicians have been singing and singing about the hardship in this country but the wickedness in the hearts of our leaders will not let them change for good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBxUJd_cI40?si=GYYrCsUJ1u_Q_Cd_ |
T8ksy:See another proof to show that you Nigerians and Africans are a curse to yourselves. Did colonialists do this one too? Human rights activist and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN Femi Falana, has claimed that in a 2020 report, the former Auditor General of the Federation disclosed that $4 billion from Nigerian reserves is missing and that $3.5 billion from an IMF loan was stolen. He added that Mr. Cardoso, the governor of the central bank, had admitted that $2.4 billion of the bank’s purported $7 billion in debt was unjustified. He stated further that the Supreme Court’s in a economic judgment had directed the Nigerian government to collect $62 billion outstanding royalties from six international oil companies. He urged the government to demonstrate courage and political will in enforcing the judgment and collecting the funds. He said in an interview with Channels TV, ”The report of the auditor general of the federation submitted to the National assembly in 2020 and on which no action was taken. The Former AGF revealed that $4Bn yanked off from Nigerian reserves cannot be located. And he also revealed that $3.5 billion loan taken from the IMF was stolen by yet-to-be-identified individuals. I’m talking of 7.5 billion dollars. The governor of the Central bank, Mr Cardoso has also disclosed that out of the 7 billion dollars alleged indebtedness of the bank, 2.4 billion dollars cannot be justified. I’m also surprised that my colleagues are not interested in the judgment of the Supreme Court on the economy. The Supreme Court ruled and ordered the government of Nigeria to collect outstanding royalties from the oil majors. But the government has not enforced that judgment of collecting 62 billion dollars from six international oil companies. I hope the government will have the courage and political will to collect those funds. Source |
T8ksy:Oga let's not fool ourselves. There is no firm grip by colonists on former colonies. Japan was invaded and occupied by the US for about a decade yet Japan has risen to become a superpower. Japan did not give excuses or whine and cry racism or colonialism rather they took their future into their own hands and made a powerful economy. At a time when other economies were struggling, Japan was considered an economic miracle growing at staggering rates. African leaders are incredibly corrupt. I once saw an estimate of about 600 billion dollars that Nigeria made from crude oil and all that money has been squandered away. The other day a top tax official claimed that over 10 trillion naira was spent on refineries that are not working. Tell me is that also the result of colonialism and imperialism? Over 10 trillion naira squandered by the very people elected to run the country and you are here pointing at the white man instead of pointing at the kleptocrats you voted into office. Nigeria has an inferred 2.75 billion metric tonnes of coal, holds over 180 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, has over 3800km of waterways that are navigable and we a vast amount of uninhabited land in Northern Nigeria that receives sunlight for about 8 hours yet despite all these immense resources hardly have we generated and consumed more than 5000 MW of electricity. Is that not the height of madness of a country? Yet you want to point fingers at colonists. Does that make sense. Singapore was colonized for over a decade until 1958 by the UK about the same era when Nigeria received independence and yet Singapore in recent times generates almost 13000 MW of electricity and it has a geographical size of 734 square kilometers and a population of about 6 million not up to size of Lagos state in terms of geographical size and population. We need to stop deceiving ourselves. We have deluded ourselves for far too long. We are the enemy of ourselves. We are the curse of the land. We are the reason Nigeria and indeed Africa is not working and will never work. There are at least twice as many Africans waiting in line to steal and plunder than there are Africans who are currently stealing and plundering. Many of us complaining about the hardship in Nigeria will do far far worse if we were allowed to lead. The old, young, men, and women are all corrupt in Africa. We deserve our leaders and we deserve the hardship because as a people we epitomize evil in all its ramifications. |
T8ksy:Do you think Europe can in this day and age plunder an African country's wealth without the assistance of African leaders? Look at Africa today. It is led by Africans but doing so terribly. Just take a look at Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa. They are being led by Africans yet they are doing terribly. Nigeria was rightly referred to as the "generator republic" yet we have vast expanse of land in Northern Nigeria for solar and wind farms, vast water bodies and rivers in the South for hydroelectric power, vast reserves of natural gas in the South South of Nigeria and vast amounts of coal in Eastern Nigeria yet Nigeria generates and consumes less than 5000MW of electricity since 1958. This is a true testament to the two major diseases plaguing Africa - crabs-in-a-bucket and every-man-for-himself syndrome. Africans cannot unite on anything without one of them thinking of how to outwit and outdo other Africans. If you want to genocide any African country, all you need do is dump a truck full of fake dollars and a truck full of weapons in the heart of that African country and they will genocide themselves very quickly. |
redsun:You are not correct. If this is true then how are African migrants in the US, Canada, and the UK becoming more and more successful? Many of them are Christians, Muslims, or religious in one way or the other so your point is not valid. Africans are smart but they cannot work together. An African can thrive if he is not surrounded by fellow Africans. I have noticed that even racists white folks cannot stop Africans from succeeding in other climes but a fellow African is always ready to betray his kith and kin for jealousy or greed. |
Yohnshogun:Most of Sub-Saharan Africa's population is poor because of the crabs-in-a-bucket and every-man-for-himself syndrome. Africans cannot work together to generate a solution that will end poverty. If you create a committee to pool funds from donors, philanthropists, faith-based institutions etc to provide solutions to the poverty problem in Africa you will find some Africans within that committee who will be hell-bent on stealing at least 80% of the money and doing absolutely nothing. I once shared an idea for pooling resources to start a business that could generate income for the participants. I quickly got responses from interested parties but I noticed that most of them wanted a few people to do the work while they reap the rewards. The initiative died not long after. |
proeast:Oga what the governor banned is wholesale of food for the sake of the security of his people due to the looming hardship. This would bring the price of food down in Niger and make it affordable. Niger has not banned the supply of other things. If you must retaliate then ban the supply of basic items as well. |
oskopy:Which cash? You mean the cash that is increasingly becoming worthless with double-digit inflation and four-digit exchange rate? They can return to barter economy. A bagco bag full of food items is worth more than some people's 5-figure salary. The policy is a great policy to forestall a crisis because if the starvation becomes the only reality facing the people you will see the dark side of people real quick. |
Gadafii:You have ruled out the possibility that the snail could creep into someone's luggage and fly around the world. A snail that is bent on finding you will eventually find you because at every point in time it will be calculating the fastest way to get to you and just when you think you are having fun the snail shows up and its game over. |
Unclebayo:Basically, you are asking folks to sell their peace of mind for $10 million dollars. Not a fair trade. I am not trading my peace for a million times of that money. |
Zaheertyler:Two years is too long...give them 6 months and their character will overload you provided you do not catch feelings and you do not get in intimate. Just drag her into the extremes and she will unravel. If you have plenty money keep it to yourself and don't give her shishi and watch. After a few weeks buy her a greeting card or complimentary card and watch her demeanor. Show up impromptu and watch her reaction. Tell her the things you don't fancy about her and watch her. These acts may seem innocuous but they can reveal what a person is hiding. |
iwaeda:The enemy of a Hausa man is a Hausa man. The headache of a Yoruba man is another Yoruba man. The poison of an Igbo man is a fellow Igbo man. Your worst nightmare is always closer to you than you think. While this man and his cronies loot his people are dying in droves. This is also happening in every other state across the federation. The curse of an African is another African. |
Has Amnesty International been overrun by pedophiles? That is the real question that needs to be answered. |
Emperormartin:If the country puts you first, right? If you live in a country that puts you last or tries to kill you will you put that country first? |
LordReed:In the end bro, you need an uncaused first cause that must be responsible for all life and responsible for all morality. |
kkins25:1300 American adults is a bad sample to generalize to the whole world. American adults, Christian or Atheists, have a liberal cultural background that is not the norm in other climes. Your conclusions based on this study can at best only be relevant for the American people. Again did the 1300 sample stratify at least by socio-economic characteristics of wealth and social capital, race, nationality, migrant status, and gender? Also, can you seriously claim that 1300 sample units are representative of a country of over 300 million people? I would like to see the external and internal validity of the sample used. Some researchers these days are being outed for fudging data to achieve crazy effect sizes that go on to become the basis of outlandish hypotheses (See one example here). So I still will not take your conclusion seriously until I see the paper, how the sample was drawn and how it arrived at its conclusions (which is not included in LiveScience website you just shared). |
HardMirror:Those cursing are doing so out of anger and desire for retribution but they are wrong to do so. These killings are a fulfillment of prophecy by the LORD Jesus Himself: Then shall they deliver you up to be afflicted, and shall kill you: and ye shall be hated of all nations for my name's sake. Matthew 24:9 in fact Jesus in John 16:2 prophesied that: ...the time cometh, that whosoever killeth you will think that he doeth God service. Christians will be persecuted till the end of this age. When the souls who were wrongfully killed on earth protested to the LORD asking for retribution on those on earth it was said to them: ...and it was said unto them, that they should rest yet for a little season, until their fellowservants also and their brethren, that should be killed as they were, should be fulfilled. Revelation 6:11 Christians in the south may think they are safe but they will also be tested by the fire of tribulation which has started to trickle on Christians all around the world. I pray the LORD Jesus grants us the grace to go through these flames and come out unspotted defending the faith to our last breath. |
kkins25:You talk of a "study". It would be nice if you shared the study so that we can evaluate how they objectively determined that Christians are not willing to do more than complain about the evil in the world and how Atheists were better in this regard. You know nothing about Christianity. At least it is expected that before you criticize a thing you have to educate yourself about that thing first. Christianity is a system of beliefs founded on the belief that we were once perfect, evil came and we became imperfect and because we are imperfect we need to be saved...and salvation may be a one-time experience or a life-time of struggle. While many have sought to pervert the way of Christianity, this has been the core belief of most Christians. No Christian will tell you he or she has the answer to all questions rather they will point you to the person they keep looking up to for salvation in the person of the LORD Jesus Christ and when Jesus walked this earth all He did was feed the poor, heal the sick, raise the dead, comfort the weary, give direction to the lost, strengthen the weak, stand up to the establishment and give the people hope in a future that was once thought to be impossible. For your education, I will refer you to this link: The Judeo-Christian Foundation of Human Dignity, Personal Liberty, and the Concept of the Person which describes how Judeo-Christian traditions shaped modern societies for good. I am not excusing the many times when the "Christianized Misinformation" was used to by colonists and enslavers but one cannot deny the profound positive impact Christian traditions have had on Western Societies and how it transformed these societies into allure of the world whereas in societies where Christianity and indeed religion as a whole is demonized what follows is carnage, bloodshed, destitution and destruction usually led by a tyrant. I have always noticed that when a government seeks to do away with GOD they do so so that they have absolute power over the people and anyone who seeks such power often does so to subjugate the people violently and the outcomes will always be hundreds of millions of people dead. The worst atheist will most definitely not want to be born into North Korea so in the end who is the true hypocrite? |
TMTR:Last time I checked Stalin was an Atheist and he killed millions, Mao Tse Tung was an Atheist and he killed millions. Lenin was an Atheist and he killed millions. Atheists have no moral compass. Morality to an Atheist is subjective. If you accept that we evolved from inanimate matter then there is no purpose to existence. No purpose means there is no objective way of determining wrong doing. Hedonistic functionality replaces objective morality for an atheist. If killing babies play a functional role in society, atheists will support it. If using human subjects are lab rats will help create a serum of longevity atheists will support it provided they are not the lab rats. Atheists |
ChatterHouse:Right now the Nigerian economy is not fit for small businesses. As the middle class shrinks and more and more people are plunged below the poverty line we can expect aggregate demand driven by the middle class to fall. Those sustaining aggregate demand are the upper class and their consumption basket is not the same as those of the middle class. If you must do business you must target goods and services that in the consumption basket of the rich and the corrupt. High end real estate is one good area. As bad as the economy is there are people buying houses worth 300 million naira, 500 million naira, 10 million dollars etc. Real estate seems to be the safest investment around and there is a second type of investment that will boom this time around due to high food prices, insecurity in food basket states, and the high cost of transportation. Just thinking about these three challenges I just mentioned is enough to spark this business idea in someone's head but I am keeping this to myself cos I wan enter that area fast. |
