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These pictures are mostly exaggerated, I have visited Rwanda, it is a one city nation and even though it is extremely neat, it does not match Nigeria at any level, even infrastructure wise. Plus, those pictures you see are models or prototypes...just saying. |
What about Coach Eucharia? |
This is arguably the worst Falcons team ever; whether they win or not. |
I await the day angry mobs will strip 'thiefing' politicians naked for stealing from the state coffers... ![]() |
wristbangle:You know you are suffering from inferiority complex when you constantly use another man's progress as your benchmark...don't mind him jare! |
Just landed? Oyoyo! |
davidif:Might: Meaning-used to tentatively ask permission or express a polite request ok, I rephrase; this dude just politely inferred that his father might be incompetent |
chronique:This dude just called his father incompetent... |
By the way, Dangote attended Al-Azhar University, Cairo and not Oxford, Cambridge or Harvard...see how bad he is performing in business. ![]() |
freeborn76: |
She attended a Polytechnic and worked with British Telecom, Goodman Jones, London Undeground Limited, London and Prism Consulting, Pricewater House Coopers and Chapel Hill Denham. Reno studied at Harvard, Stanford and Yale, yet he ended up as a spin-doctor for a barefaced thief who supervised the pilfering of our commonwealth. It is not by power, nor is it by might, it is of God who shows mercy...Reno, I expected you to know that, sebi dem say you be pastor? |
GEJ was never Nigeria's President, this woman was |
See effrontery! In civilized climes, this barefaced kleptomaniac would be rotten in jail by now... |
See what they have reduced our mothers to! For one thousand naira and a few mudus of rice, they shamelessly stand in the sun and rain to defend a shameless kleptomaniac. May the sanity and dignity of our dear nation be restored in our lifetime. |
I was tempted to type something nasty then the humanity in me stopped me; this is someone's son, brother, husband, boyfriend etc...even though I detest the act that got him the sentence, I still feel saddened that he had to die. He probably paid the ultimate price so that his siblings could complete their education and have a better life. The morale is; there is a better way to make money, it doesn't have to be crime. Rest in Peace Chijioke! #I am proudly Yoruba, and I approve this message! |
Progressive01:Epic! This should be voted Nairaland post of the year! I repeat, Epic! |
A woman who was accused of corruption for which she wasn't able to clear her name is talking about 'old ideas'...common si eba pua! |
Including South African Rands kwa? Chai! |
When we celebrate a mediocre... |
Clairvoyant:Pained for what? He can say all the nonsense he wants, I don't care. Fact is, we have reduced the Nigerian discourse to ethno-religious narratives rather than issues of ideology. People no longer care about values, if he steals and he is from my ethnic group, then he is 'our thief'. Rather than move forward from Jonathan and hold Buhari responsible by voting him out in 2019 if he fails, some people overly fattened by stolen wealth are constantly widening the already engulfed fault-lines. Methinks the best thing that would happen to this country is for us to split jeje so that all man go rest... |
It is unfortunate that .silly people like Reno, who have a form of knowledge but denying its power still exist in this country. It is because of the likes of Reno, Fani-Kayode and the senseless Ayo Fayose that Nigeria is in this quagmire. Reno ran to the US shortly after his criminal boss was booted out of office; he has ceaselessly defended a man who ran one of the most brazen show of corrupt leadership in the annals of Nigeria, a man who spent 8 years in the corridors of power (2 as vice president and 6 as president) without nothing to show for it, NOTHING. He couldn't even complete a fictitious 2nd Niger Bridge, and he left the already ravaged and impoverished Niger Delta worst than he met it...yet, Reno and some unbelievable spin-doctors here still support him? Buhari may not have met our expectations, but if there was an election tomorrow and Jonathan stands against him, I would still vote him over that irresponsible kleptomaniac of a dumbo. |
We may never know how much Jonathan and his cronies stole from our commonwealth until the day he eats an apple imported from India...only the discerning will understand. |
PentiumProf:Everyday here I find out why people end up as lowlife failures...I just found one... |
Fryzi:See the legacy Jonathan bequeathed you...if una wan go, fiaaaam! |
herzern:[/b] He has already chosen his destiny; he will reign amongst dogs |
tjpetrr:Yeah, like the second Niger Bridge a certain dumbo who once held sway promised and promised and promised |
Cjrane2:Later they will complain that Lagos is getting all the investments...continue! |
cowardSeun:The most difficult people to satisfy in the whole world are Igbos, tufiakwa! The army decided to support local manufacturers and all you had to say was that senseless comment of yours? Spits! Jonathan your brother had Iherijirika as Chief of Army Staff; ironically, the COAS was from Abia state, why didn't he conceive the idea? Greed and selfishness, that is your common characteristic in that red dust region of yours. If Buratai had decided to order the booths from China, you would have still come here to spit nonsense! Abeg make una just buzz off jare! |
awa:[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] Here are the facts: 1. No business man would invest in a region that is constantly at war with itself; destroying public property in the name of social protest is an eighteenth century strategy that has achieved nothing. Most of the major projects you accused the FG of embarking in Lagos are actually private initiatives-Dangote Refinery, Eko Atlantic, Lekki Deep Sea Port, Lekki International Airport and even the seaport in Badagry. You cannot tell a businessman where to site his business, that is his prerogative. 3. Yorubas have never been known to be hostile to their 'visitors', the southwest is the only region where non-Yorubas go as far as interior villages to buy land and build properties without anyone raising an eyebrow, naturally, that makes it investment-friendly. 4. Truth is, I am an advocate of separation; let us split this country into as many pieces as possible so that all man go rest-those regions that think others would suddenly cease to exist because of them would them suddenly see their folly. I am proudly Yoruba and I approve this message! |
Atiku owns INTEL....At least Lagos has a soul...unlike your region that died over 50 years ago! |
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