Politics › Re: SERAP Asks Commonwealth To Sanction Nigeria Over Twitter Ban, Repression by Goke7: 12:31pm On Jun 06, 2021 |
With due respect, SERAP is not serious.
It's easy to know that those behind the running of organizations such as SERAP or Twitter sef are small children who don't understand the legitimacy of a duly elected govt. Whether we hate Buhari or not he was duly elected and Nigeria does not have a military junta like chad or Mali, those are the kind of govt you sanction who were not properly elected. Rubbish |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why India May Ban Twitter, Facebook & Instagram by Goke7: 11:22am On Jun 05, 2021 |
Ugandatales: Bro, I am not supporting Buhari. I voted for him, but he has highly disappointed me. I'm just speaking strictly as an online business person on this matter...This ban will affect Jack Dorsey greatly. Strictly business, not politics. That's what most nigerians don't know, las las Twitter go beg FG. Businessmen don't care about values, numbers and figures is what moves them. Twitter is yet to understand Nigeria, when they finally learn, they won't care anymore forasmuch their figures and numbers are intact |
Politics › Re: FG Takes Tompolo Seriously But Disdains Nnamdi Kanu - IPOB Supporters Lament by Goke7: 4:06pm On Jun 04, 2021 |
Brimstone77: iga stop stressing your self...
Majority of igbos want Biafra..
For those igbos you think are living in your region,when Biafra comes you can deport them if you are not comfortable with them..
Enough of your cheap blackmail..  majority indeed and they keep running away from their ancestral lands to call foreign lands home. Like I said earlier no amount of lies and deception can cover the reality on the ground where igbo dudes are already dropping their native names to pick up native names of lands they wish to call home. |
Politics › Re: FG Takes Tompolo Seriously But Disdains Nnamdi Kanu - IPOB Supporters Lament by Goke7: 3:55pm On Jun 04, 2021 |
Brimstone77: hongkong are free to conduct their business where ever they want yet they want to be free from China...
So what are you saying? are you hongkong? stick to your identity pls. China does not run a democracy but Hongkong do so it's a question of not accepting china's system of govt. You guys have 5 democratic states with their own governors and all other arms of govt, those states of yours are not run by any other persons than you igbos, you have house of reps and senate members representing you guys but instead of you facing them and demanding more accountability, you leave them and blame others for your problems crying about an imaginary freedom that does not exist anywhere Like I said earlier you guys don't like facing reality and that's why it looks as if your problems are never-ending |
Politics › Re: FG Takes Tompolo Seriously But Disdains Nnamdi Kanu - IPOB Supporters Lament by Goke7: 3:24pm On Jun 04, 2021 |
PoloG: Igboland was and will never be important to nigeria.. if they had stick their biafra noise to their landlocked enclave, by now they would have gotten it.. they don't offer nigeria anything economically other than chestbeating they never like to face reality, leaving their land to other places to find succour says it all. No amount of deceptions and lies can cover it. |
Politics › Re: FG Takes Tompolo Seriously But Disdains Nnamdi Kanu - IPOB Supporters Lament by Goke7: 3:21pm On Jun 04, 2021 |
Depressed101: tompolo and NK are two different people, tompolo is looking after settlement while NK is demanding for the freedom of his people... NK was offered billions by the Nigerian govt he refused.... Tompolo became a billionaire by accepting mouth watering contracts from the govt, he betrayed the trust and the people he was fighting for and became rich... Both can never compare  freedom from what actually? a people who can conduct their business anywhere in the country with no hassles, is it freedom they are looking for or another agenda entirely |
Politics › Re: FG Takes Tompolo Seriously But Disdains Nnamdi Kanu - IPOB Supporters Lament by Goke7: 3:17pm On Jun 04, 2021 |
owobokiri: The East is the most economically viable part of Nigeria producing the businesses and men that run the economy of this country! You can go and argeu with Igboho but the fact is that your Lagos ports will be as active as the ones in somalia without these people... The biggest gas reserves in the country is there! Most of the ONSHORE Oil deposits in this country are in igbo territories.. chest-beating as usual  |
Politics › Re: Wike To IPOB: I Am Not Afraid Of Death by Goke7: 8:23pm On Jun 01, 2021 |
Raphaelmary: A national holiday? Do workers go to work that day or not? is there a national holiday people don't go to work or market in Nigeria? are the streets deserted or people forced to sit at home on a national holiday? If you want a national holiday declared for biafra, let your state governors start by declaring a state public holiday, that's how June 12 started, the sw states started declaring June 12 as holidays even when banks and other companies did not recognise it or comply. Nobody was forced to observe any holiday in the SW, ok? |
Politics › Re: Lagos Police Command Arrests Fleeing Imo Jailbreak Inmate by Goke7: 4:20pm On Jun 01, 2021 |
LegendHero: Nawa o. We haven’t been able to contain those criminals in the West, these Biafla people continue to send theirs across.
I thought I read a news where Amotekun will be securing our borders. These kind of criminals must not be allowed into the West. How many times have we heard the Yorubas committing crime in other regions?
Tomorrow now, Kanu will release more criminals from prison and they will all carry their 2by2 bags to the same SW and the cycle continues. On top dem so go say SW na waste land. How long will the SW continue to be safe haven for victims of bad governance elsewhere. The amount and influx of people from the north east and north west never do, na SE wan follow now. We truly need to renegotiate this contraption called Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri: Imo State Became Hopeless After Emeka Ihedioha Was Unjustly Removed by Goke7: 9:35am On Jun 01, 2021 |
ddippset: What about Zamfara and Bayelsa governors?
Did their people vote for them?
Did they win their elections from their people or where they imposed by the Supreme Court?
Don't tell me they were legally removed or not; it is not in your opinion to decide which removal is legal or not;..
The question is; Did their people vote for them?
You hypocrites keep Zamfara and Bayelsa aside and be calling Imo Supreme Court governor. Pdp only believes it's justice when it favours them. |
Politics › Re: Wike To IPOB: I Am Not Afraid Of Death by Goke7: 9:24am On Jun 01, 2021 |
Raphaelmary: Really? What's your take on June 12th then? Is anybody asked to sit at home on June 12? |
Politics › Re: Wike To IPOB: I Am Not Afraid Of Death by Goke7: 9:23am On Jun 01, 2021 |
Ever8090: Truth be told, even in South east it shouldn't be by force to honour any fallen hero.. The funny thing is everyone shouts democracy and freedom for human rights but most times our personal actions are undemocratic. Even when govt enforces lockdown, people will shout. Nigerians are double faced. We like to impose our will on others but rebel and shout democracy when we are not allowed to have our own way. |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri: Imo State Became Hopeless After Emeka Ihedioha Was Unjustly Removed by Goke7: 9:07am On Jun 01, 2021 |
Everything is politics to Reno. The Bayelsa supreme court verdict was also injustice abi |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City vs Chelsea (0 - 1) On 29th May 2021 by Goke7: 10:29pm On May 29, 2021 |
FUNNYBONE1: meanwhile Chelsea should go to Lampards house and sack him again! Baddest  |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 9:25pm On May 21, 2021 |
Rossiminku: Less than 5% of Nigerians who visit Ghana ever leave Accra.
But those Nigerians will come back and proclaim loudly that ''Ghana is better than Nigeria!"
But if you use your visit to Abuja to claim that Nigeria is a nice place, they will instantly regain their common sense, and attack you for using Abuja as a barometer. It's low emotional intelligence and inferiority complex. That's why goods made in Aba will be labelled made in America. That's why local rice will be repackaged, labelled imported and sold at exhorbitant prices to massage our foolish egos. We get problem no be small |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 9:20pm On May 21, 2021 |
Corroro: Yes, Lagos is truly fine, but to compare it with Miami is a far stretch, among amenities are still lacking in this part of the world. Wetin dey Miami, do angels leave there? Social security is what makes most western nations stand out. They have slums and shitholes like any where else |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 9:15pm On May 21, 2021 |
Rossiminku: Nigerians are just generally dumb. They don't research anything.
A guy from Malawi, based on what he saw online from Nigerians, will come in here and insult them and say ''You have no electricity in Nigeria!'', and they will all concur and shut up, and be feeling ashamed.
Meanwhile Malawi, a nation of just 18 million people, has Access to Electricity of 18%.
Meaning less than 2 million people there have any electricity at all, compared to 140 million people in Nigeria.
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EG.ELC.ACCS.ZS Frustrations have made nigerians loose their sense of reasoning. I can't believe a Nigerian will say an African country he has not been to is better than Nigeria. I asked a friend whose mother is a Ghanaian why they didn't return back to Ghana since their father is late, she told me plainly that cost of living in Ghana is way too expensive than Nigeria. Nigerians will visit an African country for few days and conclude it's better than Nigerian. How dumb |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 9:09pm On May 21, 2021 |
omonnakoda: Any one can say another person is emotional. That is foolish and leads nowhere
There is a limit to what any person can know about what is going on in his house not to talk of his country If you ask 100 Nigerians about Nigeria you will hear 100 stories so asking citizens is just self indulgence. Ask Femi Adesina he will tell you a different story from Nnamdi Kanu
Being a larger economy is meaningless. America is the largest economy does not make it better than Iceland. Wyoming is not California Lagos is not Zamfara
Nigeria is such a vast country and very few if any know Nigeria.
Nigeria overall for most people is a shit hole
Gabon is a much better place than Nigeria
In fact there are few places on earth that Nigeria is better than
Nigeria Jagajagaest You're speaking out of pain. Simple |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 8:57pm On May 21, 2021 |
Most nigerians are damn illiterates and so ignorant. The western world we praise to the high heavens only show you the nicest parts of their cities and not slums to woo visitors and tourists. There are places in Canada that run on generators but they won't show you and even streets with overhead electric poles like you see in any town in Nigeria.
Our youths need to be more exposed and read more widely. There's hardly any country in Africa that does not have unrest in any of its region. Even parts of SA still have electric power issues. Nigerians especially our SE brothers need to grow more in emotional intelligence. Stop allowing your emotions to run riot.
We say all sorts about Nigeria but when we run into problems in foreign lands like in Ghana where Nigerians are being told to leave, we start hoping on the same nigeria and the govt to come to our aid.
Let's always give credit to whom it's due. When govt mess up, bash them wella but when you see an infrastructure of quality like the one in oshodi, stop the hate, commend, encourage and demand that the govt do more. It's that simple.
We need to grow up pls and stop saying other African nations that some of us have not stepped into are better than Africa. That's so silly. |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 5:56pm On May 21, 2021 |
BabaIbo: It is more developed.
Development has many indices used in measuring it, not just amount of money made or amount of money entering it, please. There's nothing in Nairobi that Lagos does not have and much more as it's by the sea side which Nairobi is not. That Boko Haram is in Nigeria does not make other African nations better, meanwhile Kenya has it's share of terrorism is some regions ok? The bad news coming out of from Nigeria daily does not make other African nations better |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 5:08pm On May 21, 2021 |
BabaIbo: Even if it is Kenya, it is still Africa. Isn't it? That is enough to put sense into the OP's head, he should stop posting rubbish in comparison with more developed areas.
If he wants to praise the city, he should do that without the mediocre of a comparison. Kenya abi na Nairobi is not more developed than Lagos ok? |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 5:02pm On May 21, 2021 |
BabaIbo: Pictures like this is what I expect that OP to post but he's busy posting aerial and edited pic, as if it is not the same area I used to ply frequently before moving to a more conducive and comfortable place. You sef de fall for that Kenya picture as Rwanda  Meanwhile the oshodi terminal is a beauty to behold. More states should emulate that |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 5:01pm On May 21, 2021 |
shogsman: And here you are spending 80% of your life on a Nigerian site  |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 5:00pm On May 21, 2021 |
forgiveness: I can attest to the your first paragraph. That was when I went to Osogbo recently. I was shocked at the level of development and infrastructures on ground.
Couldn’t believe my eyes that Oshogbo is that development.
Not only Oshogbo. Ede is also very developed.
In fact, most of the state capitals I went to in the Southern part of Nigeria are very development.
The problem is the best of its citizens are not ready to take the mantle of power. That’s another big problem. Aregbesola tried as governor but the his issue with civil servants took the shine off any good thing he did. The FG manpower power program where unemployed people are paid stipends monthly was a template from similar program in osun state and initiative of Aregbesola. We need more thinking leaders with integrity |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 4:47pm On May 21, 2021 |
Bialegend: Why are some of you so daft and dumb? Which cities have yorubas ever built? Just name one. Don't mention that your old slum/ghetto Ibadan as a city. How many years apart is your so-called Western television and the one built in the Eastern region called ENTV? Only one year apart. So what's the big deal? A first skyscraper that has remain surrounded by mudhouses and old scrap zinc houses for over 50 years?
Can you even try equalling our Biafran inventions at the height of the genocidal war against us? Can you match us today in inventions? Lagos was built with Biafra's oil money as the former capital and recent developments in Lagos today are mainly because of Igbo people. Mention any of your cities that can rival Owerri, Enugu, Onitsha, Port Harcourt, or even Abakaliki of yesterday. Just mention one. All you yorubas are proud of is Lagos which was built by the federal government and with oil money from Biafraland.
Yoruba didn't control anything during the regional system. Eastern nigeria under Michael Okpara had the fastest growing economy in the whole world then which Britain was afraid of and finally put a stop to it through their orchestrated genocidal war against our people. I didn't say in Africa, but in the whole world. Google the Eastern Region of nigeria economy under Michael Okpara. Easterners controlled federal civil service then because it was on merit which proved that we are the most educated and until today we are still the most educated and JAMB and WAEC statistics are there to prove it. It's not audio most educated that you yorubas peddle today to make yourselves look good. We also controlled the military then, so where do you want to start comparing? They have come again with their own version. Lori iro things  na only God go save this country |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 4:45pm On May 21, 2021 |
omonnakoda: The true reflection of what is on ground is what you say it is?
Apart from electricity?
Is that not enough?
Well the true reflection of what is on ground in Nigeria is Boko Haram, Kidnapping , herdsmen and poverty.
Life is of no value in Nigeria
Gabon is a small country
We do not know what it would be like if it was bigger . You are just guessing
What is the relevance of being francophone to our discussion?
Yes let us not be sentimental
Nigeria Jagajaga Now you're emotional, but let me advise you if you really want to know what life is in African countries, ask the citizens of that country and not what google says. There are lots of insurgency going in Africa as we speak, east Africa, central Africa and west Africa, even SA has banditry as there are places no one dare travel through. I understand the frustrations we are all going through in Nigeria and we all feel it but to think other African nations are better than Nigerian is a big fat lie, may be our politicians only steal more as we have more money being a larger economy than most African nations. no be only Nigeria jagajaga for Africa |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 4:23pm On May 21, 2021 |
PetroDolla2020: truly independent economically, my azz I feel your frustration  |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 4:18pm On May 21, 2021 |
omonnakoda: Check this out
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita
Gabon is 60 repeat SIXTY places above Nigeria
Nigeria life expectancy is 54 years
Gabon is 66 years
Those are indices that really matter Gabon being an African francophone country is not better, like I said earlier most African countries are not economically independent meaning over dependency on the west or their colonial masters. If the life expectancy was close to 80, I would have taken it more seriously but 66 come on, if their population was over half of Nigeria, that 66 will be 46 or less. Let's stop being sentimental, even SA is not doing well presently. No African country is really that impressive. If we had electricity some of us will have change of opinions. Those indices are not true reflection of what's really on ground. I've been to Gabon and apart from electricity, nothing impressive |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 4:02pm On May 21, 2021 |
omonnakoda: That is your own reframing of the context . I did not mention Librevile or any city I said Gabon I did not mention skycrapers.
I said Gabon is better How is Gabon better? |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 3:58pm On May 21, 2021 |
Bialegend: Dumbo, google is your friend. Type the name of their capital and see for yourself. All you cow brains are a disgrace to Africans. That picture you posted earlier, even Lagos and Abuja have better skylines than that. |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 3:57pm On May 21, 2021 |
omonnakoda: The capital is not what makes a country How many Nigerians have ever been to Abuja.
Things like income , health, electricity are more important
Gabon is a small country The argument initially was an African city having more skycrapers than Lagos and Abuja. That was the context. |
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by Goke7: 3:53pm On May 21, 2021 |
omonnakoda: You have one opinion do not forget that.
Personal use EVERYWHERE instead of a car.
Okada refers to the use of motorcycle for commercial use.
Personal use means I go anywhere I want with my motorcycle just like others use their cars
Why should it banned what is the thinking You can't go everywhere with an okada. We can choose to be sentimental but okada whether personal or commercial is a huge security and safety risk. |