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TERAZA:You must be Dievluit or that troop101 that enjoys splashing my childhood picture around the internet like an enamoured lapdog.. ![]() |
Jayceon:Lezz will descend on you and tear you apart to the bones.....I can do the job myself,but I restrain myself from doing so because you amuse me..... ![]() |
Where is lezz/lezzlie? and postmann too,its been a while I saw you guys....
Get your heads out of romanceland and get in here to whip Mr Jayceon. ![]() |
TERAZA:It is you who should keep up with the news; SA only surpassed Nigeria in terms of currency strength. We have regained our position back last month....go figure |
Jayceon:Its same here in Nigeria,many constructions are springing up like flowers; Eko atlantic city in Lagos(poised to be the most luxurious smart city on the continent,rivalling those in morocco),Dangote refinery and petrochemical complex,Abuja centenary city(soon to be completed,poised to overtake johannesburg in terms of skyline with the "African tower",tallest skyscraper in the world),Lekki free trade zone,Lagos light rail and Port harcourt monorail projects,Abuja speed train transport project,new inter-state roads,national railway network and many many malls are already built or being built all over the country.... So,if you are talking of projects,we've got them in spades ![]() Now,throw your tantrum.. ![]() |
The FG should pay the states for the construction/maintenance of many federal roads that have been carried out by many states over the years in Nigeria; I think this is a good development,the states have a chance of using the funds for infrastrucural projects. However,I think the states should seriously start looking inwards in generating revenue,at this stage,it is the states that ought to be remitting there excess to the national treasury,not the other way round. |
Jayceon:Nah.... i'm laughing at you ![]() Your government also loot and leave your infrastructures to rot; so you have no logical basis to use those attributes in your verbal tantrum ![]() Now where were we....oh yes,Where are your submarines? ![]() |
Jayceon: ![]() You always make me laugh: your president is an illiterate and paedophile,another former one was an ex-convict before he kicked the bucket.Yet you come here to brag about superior education,ever heard of removing the big fat bug in your eye before accusing someone else? |
[quote author=Jayceon post=51018647][/quote]You have no point to counter my submissions?,why do you even bother to argue? Exams are coming up soon,you should be reading your books. ![]() |
The problem has always been that oil tycoons(who are sometimes also political bigwigs) use their National Assemly contacts to frustrate all productive government reforms concerning our oil industry,due to selfish interests. That is why these policies always look nice on paper,yet a few years later,we will still be wondering what went wrong,how did such good policies fail?,well, we must develop the political will necessary to push such reforms and deal with saboteuring oil "cabals". We also need a transparent Ministry of Petroleum resources(I must commend the minister of state for petroleum,ibe kachikwu for making efforts to be more transparent). |
Jayceon:So you have no link to prove your claim?,okay,I expected as much. ![]() Yeah,you are fond of throwing hilarious tantrums; for some reason,you seem to be of the opinion that your insults would incite me or something. ![]() Now,for starters,our military has 5 years of experience combating/dismantling organised terrorists across one of the harshest terrain on the continent; that alone is a point in our scorecard. Moving on,we have successfully formed an active military alliance/coalition,led by the Nigerian defence headquaters; the first of its kind on the continent.Another point on our slate. Third,we have the best special forces units in Africa; battle-hardened,tested and trusted soldiers(Nigerian Navy SBS,AFSF,and Nigerian army 7th battalion) There is more where those came from,but let me give you room to throw tantrum ![]() |
Jayceon:Thousands of soldiers killed by BH?..provide link to back your figures. Oh my,you certainly know how to throw tantrums ![]() If being Nigerian is a curse,yet we are the biggest economy,then I wonder. |
Jayceon:Go back a few posts,it would become obvious Jayceon:*sigh* What do they teach students down south these days?,how to poach racoons? Jayceon:False,get your facts straight; this thread was created long before BH started. Jayceon:If you have a better education system,then how come you have an illiterate as president and a thug as opposition leader? ![]() If you cant understand sarcasm,then I can only wonder. Now,do you really want to start comparing our experienced army to your gang of picture loving pussy-cats?? |
Jayceon:Always shifting the goalpost like a weasel. Between Pakistan and Brazil,which is more faster and independent in arms transaction; I'd put my bet on the east(pakistan). BH will be totally defeated very soon,with or without US weapons. Now lets talk,you and I,lets talk about how HIV is now almost airborne in SA( ),even your military(especially SANDF) has to be the most HIV ridden armed force on the planet. ![]() |
Jayceon:Perhaps the concept does not exist in kuvuki land where you dwell,but here in Nigeria,their is something called "comprehension": if you had read that bolded statement very thoroughly,you'd have noticed the word "had"....the military HAD sought to replace our A-jets with tucanos,but they were allegedly blocked by the US(Note: this is simply an uncertain media report,the DHQ has not said anything yet). We will simply go for the mushkak. Now,back to your books at once ![]() |
Jayceon:Nonsense,we dont need american weapons that are sure to be structurally mutilated and tame when delivered anyway.The tucano is not even that capable. ![]() Our defense guys will definitely go for the Yak or super mushkak as trainer/ground attack aircraft and JF-17 as 4th generation aerial superiority aircraft in medium term. Now,are you done reading your books? |
snydergp1st:Stale,this is a 2015 link,march for that matter. Where are your submarines in 2016?,or do you have to borrow another battery to operate the only functioning one left,for another caricature coastguard exercise? ![]() I want 2016 evidence that your single operational submarine is functioning |
Jayceon:Yes,dont you know the meaning of "naval drills"? You better go and read your books,exams are coming up soon.... ![]() |
snydergp1st:The JF-17 is a sure deal for Nigeria. I think you should show me where are your submarines? ![]() |
I havent heard anything about any of SA's submarines recently: dont tell me it was shot down by your navy because it resembles a fish. ![]() |
A good development: we need all the humanitarian assistance we can get before our IDP situation gets out of hand. But I think we shouldnt just wait on the US and other world powers to spoonfeed us everytime,let us address the root of the problem: fishing out the sponsors of Boko haram and arming our military well enough to degrade those terrorists with minimal casualties. |
Mr Jayceon always sounds so juvenile But I got to give it to him,he is quite very patriotic...... I only find his ignorance to be second to none on this thread; spouting vain repetitions that have already been settled for years now. ![]() I don't think Nigeria is your problem: your problem is ANC and the clueless Zuma presiding over kuvuki republic. ![]() |
Come now my fellow compatriots,Mr Jayceon is simply being patriotic to his beloved nation....let us pity him ![]() Mr Jayceon(can I call you Jay? ),I advise you to keep your fingers off the keys if you insist on posting propaganda,else you'll be disgraced out of this thread like many of your brethren before you. ![]() |
Jayceon: ![]() You are just throwing around baseless opinions without facts......well,suit yourself. Your opinion about Nigeria is inconsequential anyway,we know who we are and where we are going; that's all that matters. As for South Africa recieving aid: type "US aid to South Africa" on Google....that should do the trick. Off I go. |
Jayceon:You then agree that Nigeria influence is vast by your statements Please provide proof that 150 million people are living below poverty line in Nigeria We have talked about financial aid already: South Africa receives financial aid too |
The OP asked a question,if you can't give him/her an appropriate answer, then ignore and move on. No need to be obnoxious,you don't actually know who the person you are talking to is....so don't act like you do. |
Jayceon:. Neither do we.....we simply pay them for their service to us,we don't have to give a sh't,neither do they. Jayceon:. Neither do we.....we simply pay them for their service to us,we don't have to give a sh't,neither do they. Jayceon:. Neither do we.....we simply pay them for their service to us,we don't have to give a sh't,neither do they. |
Jayceon:That's because they spent all their travel allowances building underground bunkers in their village..... . ![]() Jayceon:That's because they spent all their travel allowances building underground bunkers in their village..... . ![]() Jayceon:That's because they spent all their travel allowances building underground bunkers in their village..... . ![]() |
Jayceon:The west told us we are the biggest economy in Africa??.....first thing tomorrow morning,come to TB Joshua's synagogue to pray for sense. ![]() Aid is freely given as a means of strengthening diplomatic relationship between nations...how much is the aid we are given compared to our national revenue and budget?. In case you don't know,Nigeria give lots of foreign aids to other African countries too. We do not refine most of our oil,that is true.But it is not because we lack the capacity,it is due to lack of maintenance of our three major refineries by successive governments over the years,so you see,it isn't a structural problem,its lack of good governance (which South Africa is also guilty of)......But fret not,we have some major investors,especially Dangote building the largest refinery in the world in Nigeria,it would come onstream by 2018. ![]() I think you shouldn't concern yourself about how backward and slummy Nigeria is: like it or not,we have already dwarfed you,and we will completely overshadow you in less than a decade time. What should concern you is how ANC and Zuma are running South Africa to the gutters..... ![]() Even the EFF is just another lousy gang of noisemakers..... South Africa which was once the most advanced nation in the continent is now a mass of infrastructural decay and criminality. |
gottfried21:Yes oo.....I'm cool Enjoy yourself ![]() |
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and before I forget,who refine your oil?
