₦airaland Forum

DieVluit:
Bwahaha - these circumstances:From 4000MW down to 2000 MW.
180 million souls...
Are uniquely nigerian.
They'll never be repeated anywhere else in the world. The firefly has more electricity in its bum.

2900MW of electricity is quite pitiful for a country as big as nigeria,even zimbabwe can boast a more coherent power sector.cluelessness needs to be firmly shoved out of our political arena,corruption needs to be wiped out and transparency introduced.notwithstanding,SA is in a worse situation than nigeria,and i daresay,the situation is deteriorating at a rather apaling rate.SA's economy is run on government electricity;and if electricity declines,then the already useless economy will dissolve like cream in coffee.your health and medical facilities depend on electricity;and if electricity falls,then your already HIV-ridden deathtrap of a country will experience an upward thrust in mortality rate.lets not talk about households and public facilities,its likely to spell doom

MikeCZAR:
Well mate those paw paw leaves have gotten you all messed up.

Angola is the only country in Southern Africa to engage SA conventionally in a battle.

Tanzania never led no army, their army was just a rebel force then.

that was a sarcastic statement dummy.tanzania led an army,we all know that,dont deny it,have you forgotten the contributions of nyerere to the aparthied struggle?.or do you think that it was only mandela and his merry band of village thugs that freed the blacks from slavery?

MikeCZAR:
. Lmao!!

What have you been smoking?

Anyway, in 1972 SA seaborne operators bombed power lines and a bridge in their(Tanzania) capital.

i've been smoking pawpaw leaves,but thats besides the point,tanzania led an army in conjuction with namibia,botswana and some other south african countries to aid aparthied rebels{terrorists} in breaking their yoke of slavery.everyone knows it,why deny it?

overhypedsteve:
chairman goodmorning. Shey you see the way agaugust take decisively put that matter to rest. Only a shameless south African here would want to raise up that topic again. Although they are all shameless brats.

gud mawnin chief,no mind these yeye people jhare.wen na mandela feed their forefathers enter their own generation,how dey no go worship the man?

overhypedsteve:
chairman goodmorning. Shey you see the way agaugust take decisively put that matter to rest. Only a shameless south African here would want to raise up that topic again. Although they are all shameless brats.

no mind these yeye people jhare.wen na mandela feed their forefathers enter their own generation,how dey no go worship the man?

overhypedsteve:
this is the comment of a nairaland hero.
Pls sir what's your p.o box address. Let me send you some bottle of orijin.

lol.make me too add gulder and palm wine join.

MikeCZAR:
Israel was a huge ally of South Africa during the apartheid years, why would they train the enemies of the government of that time?

Tanzania never dared to attack SA, but SADF launched multiple operations in their land.

All they did was to give SA parties land to operate/train in.

tanzania mobilized soldiers after they defeated the ugandan army under gen. idi amin,they marched towards SA to confront the allied front and defeated the SADF on many frontiers.the least you could do is to appreciate their efforts to free you from slavery.

agaugust:
EVarn tell dem de koko, EVarn yarn dem de koko !
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make i yarn dem de koko?...dey go hear de koko.lol.

mzilakazi:
Mandela used the SA government to end military rule in Nigeria soon after his election to presidency.

how?,if i remember correctly,the transitional government was led by abdusallami for 8 months before power was given to a civilian government led by rtd. gen. olusegun obasanjo,which effectively signalled the beginning of the fourth republic.how then does SA come into the whole show?

mzilakazi:
you are idolising him big time.

i'm not you.

mzilakazi:
South Africa also helped to save your asss from military regime and established democracy. So you are also ungrateful.

dont make me laugh!,how did SA help our democracy?,mandela,yes,the same mandela that nigeria helped,was the one who suggested nigeria's suspension from the commonwealth of all nations during gen. sani abacha's regime!.pray tell me,how have you ever helped nigeria besides suggesting sanctions and underming our economic and political influence on the continent?

mzilakazi:
Because you keep on peddling lies about the man you don't know.

why would i 'peddle' lie about mandela?,i dont even care about the man!.

iterator24:
you still engaging this saffers. .. the fact that we created Mandela wont let them sleep

i once picked up an article somewhere about how mandela was trained by MOSSAD and blah blah blah blah...but the south africans are the most ungrateful folks in existence,we helped SA,we put food in their ungrateful mouths,gave them scholarships,smuggled mandela out of africa through nigeria,funded the aparthied rebellion,all the while withstanding heavy sanctions.the two nations who liberated SA were; nigeria and tanzania.nigeria pumped the money and tanzania mobilized most of the troops.and yet,today,these weak zulus resort to arrogant chest-beating and making false claims.

mzilakazi:
Yet you worship Mandela.

and where is it written that we worship mandela?.personally,i didnt know he existed until a few years ago.but at the age of 9,i knew awolowo,though i didnt know who or what he was,i knew he was a great man.people always mentioned azikwe,awolowo,bola ige etc....i knew that they meant much to nigerians,that they set the foundation to this country.thats what a hero is.thats what 'worshipping' should be,not blindly trailing after a man who was just a man.

DieVluit:
You cannot fight for yourselves is you are angry that the US is not helping you with BH. All you have fought anyway are EACH OTHER. Nothing else. Nigerians know only fighting against other Nigerians.

You know no glory bra. That's why it's easy for your soldiers to cut and run. They have no precedent of heroism and inspiration from forefathers before them.

so mandela fought for glory?,azikwe fought for freedom,awolowo fought for civilization,they didnt seek fickle glory or fame!,the likes of; herbert marcauley,alvan ikoku,aguiyi ironsi,dele giwa,bola ige,etc....they all stood for the progress and greatness of the british experiment called nigeria.and today,we appreciate their work,though not all of them blew up government facilities and went into prison,they still managed to pave the way to a greater nigeria.a real hero doesnt seek glory.

DieVluit:
The WHOOOOOOLE world INCLUDING Nigerians idolizes Mandela bra.

In Nigeria, you have no one worth praising. The US has Anraham, Martin and John. The UK has Churchill. Ghana has Nkruma. Tazania has Nyerere. Cuba has Castro. Namibia has Nujoma.

Universal heroes that inspire generation even after death, across generation, across lands. Nigeria has absolutely no one. No hero ever sprung out of Nigeria. When the names of heroes are called out, there will be no Nigerian on the list.

a country that can fight for itself doesnt need heroes,only the weak need heroes to shield them from horrors and reality,and nigeria isnt a nation of weaklings and snivelling rodents who bury their heads in the sand and push others to go and die for them.we have our own role-models,but we dont worship them like dieties.

gottfried21:
Meh,being a cop isn't nice (civilians are forever against you)gonna re in list into the military(Probably Marine corps) in a few years time,on the upside get to go to SA then Russia for training

hahahaha..everyone,everywhere 'hate' cops-at least they think they do-until they find themselves at the cold end of a criminal's pistol(may God forbid that).anyway,thats one of the perks of being a cop.as for joining the marine corps,i daresay,thats a good and modest goal indeed.perhaps,you hope to become a general or field commander one day?

MikeCZAR:
NATO lacked troops.BH is just a boys radical club turned Nigerian army ar.se whoppers, Nigerian civilian terroriser.

my friend,there is almost nothing a fanatic cant do,never underestimate a person who has no qualms about blowing himself up in the name of religion.i pity america,i pity NATO; america's next greatest challenge will emerge from the muslim world.ISIS is just the fore~runner of a greater disaster,the more these people get persecuted,the more they innovate and transform into a terrible doom.i fear the day when all these fanatics would unite,the world would be plagued with unspeakable terrors.
you blame socio-economy for terrorism,what of people from america,UK,france etc..who join terrorists?,do their countries lack wealth and welfare?.boko haram will be vanquished in the end,but it would just be the beginning.

Centrifude:
This Thread is starting to Suck BALLZ!!
Big f*cking disgusting BALLZ! (-___-)

i'm not entirely sure i understand the reason behind your inexplicable urge to rant about ballz and fat scr0tums.

gottfried21:
Hey!EVarn,it has been a while hope the new year is treating you well

indeed it is,i cant imagine a more colder harmattan season.yuletide and all.i'm quite relieved to see that you havent gotten fried,how is your job treating ya?

a good evening to you mr gottfried21,happy new year.

MikeCZAR:
Yes, it is a tool used by terrorist groups for branding, recruiting, justification etc purposes.

Would people join BH if they had to say was: "we want economic uplift of the north, for that we are going to terrorise people".

Socio-economy is the most ignored factor in such conflicts, religion is chosen for political reasons.

perhaps,socio-economic problem is a contributing factor in terrorism,but its insignificant in the grand scheme of things.

MikeCZAR:
If the areas in the North were rich, he wouldn't have had a pool to recruit from.

Shekau's rants or preaching resonates with those at the fridges of society.

It is disaffected groups these terrorist organisations in Africa recruit from.

my dear boy,to some people,religion is a tool.

MikeCZAR:
You don't even know what that availability means, you're such a sad case.

Its range is almost 1000km. That's not limited.

enlighten me mr ebola czar,what does 'availability' mean?

MikeCZAR:
The Zulus are one of the few tribes to defeat the British in a battle.

The Pedis defeated the British many times.

The Afrikaners defeated the British many times.

They never experienced slavery, unlike Nigerian tribes whom couldn't stand up and fight but sold each other.

ah..the irony,when a slave begins to call himself a warrior,what would the kings do?.i have told you many times,to never be ashamed of identifying yourself as a retired bantu slave.

Msauza:
You need an urgent mental overhaul to restore your sanity.

nah,but seriously m'boy,you've grown fat.

Msauza:
Bwahahahahahaa… you surely think SA is Nigeria which hold secret military funerals behind closed doors. So, where are the families and friends of the unknown 37 dead soldies? Please tell me since you know more.

perhaps killed..for the greater good of course.

Msauza:
This is the only 13 we know about

perhaps the remaining 37 soldiers were given 'secret' burial.i'm more inclined to believe the french,than to believe zuma.

MikeCZAR:
People in those countries are disaffected in many ways.

Somalia for instead Al shabaab wouldn't be able to recruit many people if the country was stable with a strong government.

Socio-economic problems cause such conflicts.

socio-economy has nothing to do with islamic terrorism.even if you give shekau $100,000 billion,he will not only wage his jihad,but he will have more funds to do it.

MikeCZAR:
They're attack helicopter.

Their air to air combat capability is very limited.

But if an Apache and a Rooivalk were deployed for a certain mission, the Rooivalk would be favoured for its light logistics, availability etc.

The Apache is only better in terms of avionics, sensors etc

rooivalk is not an 'availability' aircraft,m'boy,it has a very limited flight range.

MikeCZAR:
Yes, Bantu tribes under strong warrior minded kings never experienced such.

dont flatter yourself,bantu slaves were shipped off to the americas like sardines.you bantus',zulu expecially,fancy yourselves as fierce warriors,yet you couldnt protect your homes when the british were at your doorstep.

GreenandGold:
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