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eghost247: , people will never overlook simple things, |
It is rather a disgrace seeing how foolish people argue, The likes of Beaf have proven their empty skull or rather their dung filled brains on this forum, disgusting how you blindy support GEJ! Why wont he come out and prove how Atiku is really a thief for us in the debate since you guys have so much to spit hatred blindly here on NL about Atiku. Waste of time to argue with a fool, fear or whatever u may call it: I will not reply to ur comment on this. For the records I dont support Atiku. But u have made me doubt the abilty of GEJ because obviously ur points are daft and makes ur campaign foolish. |
kafanchan:SUNUSI LAMIDO SUNUSI! So the banking sector doesnt affect human beings huh?! Go hang yourself, Hater! ![]() |
Beaf: Sky Blue:Seconded! Somethings are just not worth wasting time. |
PRESS: Sir, what can you say about the recent word fight between OBJ and Fayose? ATIKU: *Pops out his cuban cigar from his chest pocket, and brought out his goldplated mixed with titanium lighter and lights it up. took a long deep inhalation and then puffed some circular shaped looking smoke at the pressman and finally said:* waaawaaawaaa, i de cry now. I no fit laff anymore again! God bless you and Nigerians, PRESS: Thank you Sir. ![]() OBJ deserves what ever he gets. I wonder or rather dare if somebody can do similar to IBB ever!!! |
This link was on the frontpage for some few minutes and sadly was removed, pls read: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-554811.0.html |
silami:Na so me see am tooo!!! Shame on Nairaland for showing its side. |
Bawss1:Lol, that beats me too. On a lighter note I believe our Govt has been playing too much games on this whole issue and hence I smell a lot of foul play. A lot of people are not looking in both directions while arguing, but just for selfish or tribalistic interests, if there is such a word, lol. |
Jarus:Ok, no problem, may Allah grant us another means, |
Jarus:How far with Kano, it seems the numbers aint moving! Muhsin, Bibs and Chakula any ideas? |
@ Javalove, Salaams, please I need to discuss something with u, sabellsa at yahoo dot com |
Remii: |
KILLING of any human being xtian or muslim is not the way forward for any religion, My heart goes out to all that died during this massacre and the previous one. My question though is, why was there no such upsurge during the January killings of these fulanis? Why didnt the governor lay claims and allegations? Until such questions are being addressed, Nigeria will continue in this path (God forbid though!). Don't get me wrong also cause each and every evil done has to be treated equally for there to be justice. So now what? the Berom people will 2mrw organise and lay attack on fulanis? then another round of revenge reoccuring? NIGERIANS, please lets be cautious how we spread these hatred, as far as I know fulanis barely practice religion, their only stronghold is their family and their cattles. When they refer to fulanis here, they are the cattle rearers in the village and bush whom have zero education and religious back ground. We have to pray for peace from God which is the best solution and not let the US propaganda of Nigeria disintegrating in 2015 come to reality! |
You are his fan ?U no go KILL me joo, , still laffing!!! |
What is this doing in the front page? NL is becoming too tribalistic, people are eagerly waiting to see a caption with NORTH and start the attack as if it will solve the problem. RUBBISH! |
[quote author=becomrich; link=topic=371788.msg5193616#msg5193616 date=1261915122]I am 100% sure the commonwealth would accept an application for the north without kwara, kogi and benue(16 states) to be a country. I dont want to tell you why. I am 100% sure. The north was a country before 1914. I am 100% sure . The commonwealth has 54 countries. while the OIC has 56 Islamic countries. If you |
He actually brought the price of oil from N70 to N65 and its still maintained till otherwise, Niger delta crisis has been resolved and production increased, now there is an obligatory refinery building b4 license is issued to oil companies. Personally electricity has drastically improved in my neighborhood almost 70percent availability now. He might not be what we wanted overall, but there are positive achievements within his administrations and will definately increase with time. Wish him quick recovery and a better Nigeria within his term. |
Dis Guy:This shows how daft you are! cant you read or what?! The motion was supported by the senators. |
Keep on asking and trying to see the bad part of every good deed just because your heart doesnt want to accept the truth. it is sad how this country will continue if progress will not be seen as progress but a so called hidden agenda. Its waste of time minding such bogus write ups without concrete evidence. Cant we wait and see the outcome? Or what will these write up achieve? Breakups? For your information what ever it is, the deed has been done and we shall pray for the betterment of our nation and there is nothing you and I can do at the moment. |
Wetin Zenith do you? out of 14 banks 11 banks have been audited and 5 were found not competent while the 3 remaining are stanbic, standard chattered and the other which i forgot, but sure aint zenith. |
full stop! |
Nice work there Jarus, wish there are kano people that could arrange for us too. |
@wirinet---Yes we are, and hopefully we'll soon get someone that will go after our govt LOOTERS also. We the youth need to know that Nigeria is beyond ethnicity when it comes to these cabals! Its more about money and power. Nevertheless some people will be shouting and ranting about without any solid evidence against the few good ones we still have. May Sanusi continue doing the unimaginable for Nigeria. |
@Affalatus and reindeer, THAT'S THE SPIRIT, This is Nigeria and and it affects both south and north citizens, It shows how illiterate the so called literate people we have here think. Everything is all about tribalism!!!!! |
I'm sick and tired of all these side comments just because its a northerner doing the job here. What ever happened to givin benefit of the doubt firstly? There was a period when ponzi business was the talk of the day, all within the govt eyes it went collapsing with innocent peep's money. That was not enough, the stock market came crashing and still no strong action taken by the govt. Now our banks are smelling trouble and some foolish idiots are saying sharia, arab, hausa-fulani and whatever is the root of this not remembering that it is for our own sake at the end of the day. May be they want the banks to collapse also, who knows? And we are left with what? Oil? Sanusi please carry on with your good deeds, as Nigerians never see the good in a tough and bold decision. I challenge everyone to go and check his records before thinking Sanusi would be involved of such accusations. For heaven sake aren't there Hausas in the list of debtors? In fact they have a large percentage of it. |
nikynike:Yup, here I am. Happy bday in advance!!! |
[quote author=gabe_logan link=topic=154714.msg2609148#msg2609148 date=1217883493]i am going to agree with bobby16 asians are not the smartest people. i am currently studying for a masters in international business and my class is as multi-cultural as they come (u can find someone from every continet in that class) and the smartest person is a kenyan, by a mile. there are a bunch of indians and asians in my class but they have never struck me as exceptional in terms of intelligence. and also worthy of note is that we do a lot of group work and in most of them, the groups which is comprised primarily of africans usually emerge as the best. it felt quite bad when we africans were underrated at the beginning of the course but further into the course, most of the lectureres had a change of heart. i had personally been told by a couple of my lectureres that i was a brilliant student (me that i barely graduated with a 2:2 less than 2 years ago form my school in nigeria). the nigerian tetiary educational system does not allow for creativity. as a student, you are not encouraged to be creative in your school work, you have to put down what your lecturere has dictated or what is provided in the handouts, plus the presence of corruption makes matters worse. nigerian students are probably the most flexible, academically, they can adjust to any situation. @ bobby64 concerning what u said about ivy league schools, i had that feeling too. i once asked a friend if the pre-requisite for getting into such schools most at times is your academic ability or your family wealth. because most rich kids go to those schools and those kids don't strike me as smart.[/quote]Chairman, I beg if u dont mind which school are u attending? Im having problem with my admissions cos I finished with a 2:2! |
I tire for him me sef tkb417. Anyways I want to believe he is trying to teach us some form of lesson in his ways, geez! No one is seeking for help/assistance but for info which u must do in order to achieve ur goals. |
Ok, well understood now. I guess its not that terrible sha, some people collect a one year term loan based on similar conditions. Another question is, will they just handover all the money to me at once and dont bother what I actually do with the money? |
I thought that is what the 10% is suppose to do? Thanx for the swift response. |


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