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mykelmeezy:
no insults but this can never or has a 0.1% of happening in Nigeria



i mean how can you look this fresh with the mental stress that accompanies being a nigerian



wealth isnt even the issue...

being a nigerian living in Nigeria alone ... isn't helping

Hmm. I totally understand where you're coming from with this comment. Living in Nigeria is not just physically tasking (which is bad enough), it can be mentally draining as well.

Ngozi123:

alizma:
I just thought you what positive criticism is all about.

I see.

alizma:
the way to make a positive criticism is to add value to what criticize. madam kindly help us do the analysis.

So you who just criticised the comment I made, what value have you added? Pointing fingers not realising the remaining fingers are pointing back.

woodcook:
Na your papa born. If you no mind I fit propose give you?

Lol. Don't mind the OP, when he is ready to write an objective article, people will respond accordingly.

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TimeManager:
There was an undertone to your hypocrisy, it is well spelt out among your clique
Truth is mine!

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Ngozi123:
They always resort to accusing people of having multiple monikers whenever it's clear that they've lost an argument. Their sponsors should do a better job at recruiting them. This latest batch is not up to par...

I tell you

Kathmandu:
I tend to cringe reading some of those dolts blind followership for a man who is giving failure a new name.



I'm good. I love viewing as a guest because the barrage of insults and brickbats can be tiring

Good you're fine. I understand.

frisky2good:
Julius Berger is a Nigerian company.

It's a German company, the one in Nigeria is simply the Nigerian arm of the business, like any other branch anywhere else in the world

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TimeManager:
It will be far rewarding if you would take a reflection on your truest feelings & deepest sense to come to yourself in sobriety. I could write a thesis on your iceberg jingoism if I had....but in anycase, let's roll with the trend.
Kiss the truth!

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Kathmandu:
I had to come online when i saw that good for nothing nincompoop talking poppycock

Hey, hope you're good? Don't mind these BMC members, they can't think straight or rationally again once they signed off their souls on a platter of peanuts. The guy has been salivating all over the place, I challenged him and he then changed the tune.

As long as Nigeria is in this current state it's in, I will continue to speak and no BMC member can stop that. Bunch of cheapskates.

Ngozi123:
Don't mind him. He's fond of branding other people as tribalists when he's the one who's the real tribalist. SMH .

I've realised there a lot of mentally unstable people on Nairaland, i actually feel bad for the dude. When you sell your soul for peanuts, you can't have peace of mind.

TimeManager:
what a script to switch from one pseudonym identity(ephi123) to another (ngozi123) disguised in a voice distinct from the original.. the rapier blade is that you've been found out. And sweetie, I mentioned you 'cos what I said about you ticks all boxes.
Truth is talking!

I'm sure you will be alright soon. Until then, stop quoting my moniker all over the place. I don't have the time to keep responding to 250k BMC members, go and do your job as I'm sure enough threads are waiting for you.

frenchwine:
My dear, you're right on the money. A little kick back to our ogas at the top and all necessary rules of engagement are adjusted to suit the expatriates.
Same ish with Triacta working here in Bida, you wouldn't see any Nigerian engineer with them except for unskilled labour.

Hmm, it's an unfortunate situation. Corruption has eaten deep into the Nigerian system.

frenchwine:
As in ehn, just like MTN, they aren't even the biggest in their country.
Just dey suck our naira with 10inch hose. , at least they deliver quality projects.

haha
well true, the Germans are thorough by nature.

frenchwine:
As in ehn, just like MTN, they aren't even the biggest in their country

Yep. Meanwhile Nigerian engineers are looking for projects to work on. I wonder what the ratio split is between their local and expatriate workers. Those are things other countries are strict about, but with Nigeria anything goes, unfortunately.

frenchwine:
This Julius Berger don chop our money finish. They have handled every major project in the country.

I tell you. The German government must be benefiting greatly.

Ngedo:
Rotimi Amaechi vowed to shot down the Air Port for Rehabilitation and some persons were talking plenty, but today work is ongoing at the Air Port. We need not join issues, the Air Port after rehabilitation will be for our good.
Those who criticized will sing praises at the end of the job.

Why should they sing praises? Is it Amaechi's personal money? Is it not Nigeria's money as a collective entity?

It's bad enough that a whole International airport had to be completely shut down and you are saying people will sing praises when it is completed. Mehn, when will Nigeria move forward with this kind of thinking. Is the government doing us a favour? Are they not elected to work? Leaders MUST be held accountable at every point in time. They are NOT doing us a favour.

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TimeManager:
I can't afford to waste my precious little time on someone who have no grasp of simple comprehension. In view of
my earlier comment, what you posted on this thread is just but a subset of what you're disposed to, generally.... Let sense take charge pls.

Truth is talking!

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TimeManager:
Really?... You do expect me to stalk you on every thread?? never knew you to be a joker among other accolades.

Take my advice; revisit your profile & be the judge in your own case.


BTW, how is your friend Kathmandu (call her cath), the recession must have dealt her a penurious blow that she couldn't afford data for her online rantings.

kiss the truth!

I can tell all is not okay with you this afternoon, which is unfortunate.
You quoted me out of the blues on this thread, I challenged your point, you immediately claimed it's a different thread, and now you are talking about stalking.

All manners of human beings on this NL though. Smh.

TimeManager:
What Nonsense!... I'm not referring to an isolated instance, not on this thread, rather the summation of your disposition largely depicts your true nature & self-deception.
Truth is mine!

Next time, quote me on the supposed thread.

Cutehector:
alright.. Thanks alot

I don't understand why you took comments from a different thread and posted them here? I really would appreciate if you don't do that with my comments. Thank you.

TimeManager:
You often instinctively recoil to hate & bigotry. I suspect you must be Ngozi123 a badass tribalist.

Truth is talking!

So your reading and comprehension skills cannot help you deduce that my point is that EVERYONE is in this together. If that sounds like tribalism to you, pele, I can't help you.

Cutehector:
just wanted to ask about your recent thread about the financial proposal.. When will you consider it?

I already stated the dates there.

mployer:
The difference:

Toke and Tiwa went for dark, tall and handsome men. Tonto went for a rich Dude

But they are all Yoruba demons.

Maje is not Yoruba.

Senipapa:
still struggling hard to make a sense out of this, "sentiment" you said, I would take that word as an error from you.

You definitely will struggle to make sense of it. I understand.

Can Nigerians eat 3 square meals? No
Do they have access to quality healthcare? No
Is our Education sector up to scratch? No it isn't
Do they have access to energy? No

And yet you are comfortable enough to say they are wailing? The sooner people realize everyone is in this together, the better.

Cutehector:
goodevening

goodevening

Zane2point4:
I wish i know what you do that make you spend time in Nl like dis,
Do you realize ppl are busy making moni?

So you don't know his job?

This thread below might help you answer that question:

https://www.nairaland.com/3663640/buhari-media-pays-n250k-40

I can't stop laughing, Nigerians!

I doubt there is a functional seat belt in that "car", where is LASTMA when you need them?