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funlord:For dis one no be only stir Ioins, na stir in cash. https://s18.postimg.org/gy8ofpqah/myre_1.gif |
This Yusuf Buhari incident has opened my eyes and revealed a lot about why Nigeria is the way it is. Just a few houses down my street is a private clinic. On the same date that Yusuf had his accident, this clinic urgently needed fuel to run its generator in order to carry out an emergency surgery, but couldn’t find any. Eventually they had to beg around the neighbourhood for fuel and I gave them the last 5 litres I had. Perhaps my sympathy for Yusuf Buhari would have been aroused if he had been providing an essential service (like my neighbourhood clinic) when the accident occurred, but no he wasn’t, rather he was drag racing! At a time when Sarrki, Omenka, Ugenenkwenu, LionDeLeo, Madridgay and other members of the BMC were sweating at filling stations in the hot midday sun like Christmas goats, waiting to buy fuel at 500 naira a litre, Yusuf Buhari was burning up the scarce and precious commodity on meaningless and unproductive drag racing with his friend! Maybe fuel flows through Aso Rock like the River Niger. Maybe Buhari is the immortan Joe of Nigeria. He hoards fuel the same way Immortan Joe hoards water. And now the BMC wants to add insult to injury by taking away our rights as Nigerians to feel a sense of outrage. They want us to pray for Yusuf Buhari, as if his case is like that of a soldier who was wounded in active service at the battle front! I have a right to feel a sense of outrage that Yusuf Buhari can afford to waste fuel stupidly while a hospital that needs it for a far more important purpose cannot obtain it. You have to question the sanity and the IQ level of the average BMC zombie! I’m afraid that with just a few hours left of the year 2017, our friends in the BMC will cross over into the New Year with their present mental handicaps but sadly there is nothing anyone can do for them |
BetaThings:What nonsense is this sub evolved simian spouting? Millions of young girls in your religion are dying from fistula and premature pregnancy due to early marriage, but the only thing you're worried about is that an attention seeker tried to whip up fake sympathy using an ordinary head cloth? No wonder they call you guys ragheads. It is in your nature to make stupid baseless "arguments" in favour of your "religion". |
Apparently only ab.okis have a monopoly on honesty. |
donvoice:Viagra works on you, so that you can work on the ladies ![]() |
FOLYKAZE:FOLLYKRAZE, You truly hurt my feelings. When did I insult you? I merely pointed out the obvious to you. If felt insulted, well I can't help that. I see you've chosen to ignore the part of my post where I said that Churches who engage in commercial activities (like owning community banks, universities etc) should pay taxes. Instead, you want Churches to pay taxes for producing such things as daily devotionals and pamphlets etc, in other words, a tax on the right of Christians to actually express their religious teachings, which is at odds with freedom of religious expression. Thank goodness that Christians don't express our grievances through suicide bombings like some do. We will fight this injustice in the courts. As for you, pray to that small orisha which you keep under your pillow that Christians are able to prevail because a victory for the freedom of religion will benefit not just Christians, but your orisha as well. |
FOLYKAZE:My dear FOLLYKRAZE (what a name by the way. Why'd you choose it? )It seems you could do with a few basic lessons on the confusion which this church taxation nonsense will create. First of all, churches who operate businesses ALREADY pay taxes. Asking them to pay additional taxes will be unfair and unconstitutional.This new proposal is just nebulous and vaguely worded. Politicians are always vague when they are up to mischief. Secondly, how does one actually assess taxing "church activities" , which is what this plan seems to imply? Will tax assessors from FIRS sit down in church services to monitor which activity should be taxed and which ones should be exempted? Will churches be entitled to tax breaks like other taxed entities? If so, what is a church expected to do in order to earn a tax break? Should they show themselves to be pro Buhari/APC? Maybe you should actually devote yourself to grovelling before your Orishas and leave these issues to those of us with the required amount of grey matter needed to solve this problem. |
TRUTHTOPOWER:You zombies never cease to amaze me with your gullibility. The CNN report says two things: 1. That the performance of the Nigerian stock exchange is almost exclusively as a result of rising oil prices; and 2. That the best ever recorded performance for the Nigerian stock exchange was in the year 2008 and this was because oil was selling at almost 150 dollars a barrel which is the highest in the history of the oil industry. So Buhari hàs the power to raise oil prices, but he can't end fuel scarcity and make our refineries work? Zombies always trying to give undeserved credit to the Daura Cow no matter how stupid it makes them look. |
leverage:Really? You hope for the deaths of the innocent? Funny because when I read your idiotic comment, I began hoping for a death: YOURS. I was also hoping that a trailer is going to run over your head. You need relief from the pain of living with an empty head. Unfortunately we are both going to be disappointed. |

