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I don't believe this. A whole Shoprite can't run away because of a mere $10m judgement debt. If so that means their operation in Nigeria was child's play. $10m pere, then you hurriedly run? Means they weren't profitable and the entire operation was only waiting for an excuse to exit. |
What if Seun drops dead today (God forbids though) what happens? Will Nairaland automatically die with him? Is there a succession/continuity arrangement? Considering how important this forum is for many of us, this is a valid thing to ponder about. |
ebby9z:These overpriced eyesores are a sad and ever-present reminder of Nigeria's iron-clad matrimony with corruption. Ninety-nine percent of these supposedly high value real estate were/are purchased/built with black money....Political/business corruption, drug dealing, grand fraud, and everything in between. That explains the head turning prices you would hear for properties in these awfully overrated locations. It's not real market forces at play, so you might see crooks like the Elephant of Bourdillon and his many thieving minions building hundreds of "luxury" apartments in these areas with less than 10% occupancy. And they wouldn't flinch because they aren't depending on or even looking forward to rental income to recoup their 'investment'. |
Nickshrapnel:Post traumatic amnesia, aggravated substance abuse etc. |
ORIENTATION101:Don't be silly. Who is Lagos "catering for"? Does the state pay unemployment benefits or welfare or provide free housing or free anything to anybody? People fend for themselves wherever they are able to, so stop saying absolute rubbish. Besides you seem to think that the so-called resources Lagos boasts of is extracted from thin air. In case you're too dumb to know, the population of Lagos is central to its relative economic status and the resulting economic opportunities. So before you talk about decongestion, better ascertain where the rain started to beat you from. |
Facts about Alberta, Canada :Meanwhile compare these figures with Nigeria... Population: 200 million people Annual Budget:.$35 billion (vastly exaggerated) GDP: $397.3 billion dollars Yet some people say Nigeria is a rich country? |
Lol. Quite true. Some even clip the thing to the belt holder on their trousers, and strut about the lounge/beer parlour like Idi Amin the Conqueror of the British Empire. It's always in my pocket abeg. Just like my phone. Too many lousy people everywhere. |
Angelfrost:He has every right - just like everyone else that meets the basic requirements - to lead the nation. But chance? Who would vote for him? You people are quite mad. Who exactly apart from some silly Yorubas would vote for this corrupt, druggy eyed thief? If you are determined to present a Yoruba candidate at least put forward the Osibanjo that is already there now....Since the likes of Akin Adesina and other correct people wouldn't have the 'chance' according to you. The fact that you hired fools prefer to prop up a damaged and unmarketable entity like Tinubu means that you are simply doing the dirty job that you are paid peanuts to do. No neutral, even a Yoruba neutral would ever talk in favour of a Tinubu presidency. It is belittling to the Yoruba race. |
Throwback:The so-called 'One Nigeria' was far more feasible and desirable under Abacha than it is today under the repugnant, ethbocentric animal called Buhari. So I'm not sure what your point is. Anyone who questioned One Nigeria under Abacha but champions it under Buhari is a dangerous, two-faced thief who deserves to be lynched. No context. No excuses. |
Smh. Surely, na all these so-called 'feminist' single mother born this one. She is destined to end up like her mother - the stereotypical angry black woman. |
Dasuks:The only reason why SW and SS aren't losing their lands to these Fulani bastards is the geographical distance between them. I mean, other than that, the Fulanis are already a big menace holding the entire south by the jugular under this Buhari disastrous regime. Almost all major highways in the South (Lagos Ibadan, Benin - Ore, Ore - Asaba, etc) have been taken over by Fulani kidnappers. Almost all farming communities in the South are under siege by Fulani bandits who kidnap, rape, kill and maim at will - from Delta to Oyo to Ebonyi. They always operate with impunity because they are immune to arrest. They own the security apparatuses. The sheer audacity of these things is unbelievable. Is that not the essence of the so-called Amotekun for instance, yet the Fulani led federal security institutions are a hindrance, because they are conniving with, or at least providing cover for, their fellow Fulani animals in pursuance of an agenda that is destined to fail Insha Allah. If we in the south were geographically proximate to the core North (like the Middle Belt) with overlapping boundaries, then the Southern Kaduna debacle would be a national phenomenon. Ask the Afonjas about their Ilorin experience. |
Joshmodest:You sound confused. The point is that this ambitious thief wants to be the president of the same Nigeria that he doesn't believe in. Imagine Nnamdi Kalu coming out tomorrow to aspire to be Nigeria's president. That's the point. Don't grant any legitimacy to this jagabandit. He is not right on anything other than grand corruption, thievery and hypocrisy! |
Dasuks:It's just like asking what OBJ or even Goodluck especially did with their power when they were at the helm. I think most of those who ruled Nigeria before now were somewhat considerate and cautious. Nigeria has never had such a callous, shamelessly bigoted and ethnocentric regime like the current Buhari disaster. And this precedent MUST be followed (and even amplified) by the next Southerner-- or Middle-Beltan led administration. If Nigeria (South and Middle Belt) can survive this atrocious Buhari regime, then the North must tolerate and survive whatever the next administration comes up with, even and especially including resource control/restructuring. If the North tries to fight it then the contraption called Nigeria MUST come to an end. |
Awon omode yi sha. Your problem be say you no get problem. |
This is a new low for FFK. He doesn't have the temperament for leadership. These kinds of tantrums depict him as an amateur, sorry to say. He could have simply thrown a quick witted dart - a belittling riposte - at the journalist. Just a sharp one or two liner that makes the journalist look stupid for asking such a question, and then brusquely turn your attention to someone else for the next question. This kind of childish tantrums lasting a whole 3 minutes just shows that this man is joke. If a storm in a teacup was a person, he will be FFK. All sound and fury, so little substance. |
Anything 'north' na wahala. |
If Tinubu (or anyone else from the South West) is who you're putting forward, then I prefer the North to continue ruling. After 8 years of Obasanjo and another 8 years of Osibanjo, you're still talking about South West. Meanwhile the South East hasn't produced even a vice president let alone president since our return to civilian rule 21 years ago. We have to get serious in this country. |
Are Boko Haram jihadists and Fulani bandits not civilians? Someone should explain to me abeg. Why not focus on these types of civilians who happen to have automatic rifles which they are ready to use? Is it not the height of incredible stupidity to only form voltron on unarmed civilians - who only fear you because you are armed (or can mobilise arms) while they are not? What kind of useless, cowardly animals are these in our armed forces? Later they would claim that their generals are corrupt, or that they are not sufficiently armed because of bla bla bla. They are ALL mad without exception. The arms Boko Haram currently possesses, isn't it from these same military fools that they obtained them? How many times has Boko Haram raided the garrisons and formations of these cowards to sack them, kill them, and cart away their weapons, ammunition, and resources? Yet their biggest concern is how to 'deal' with bloody (unarmed) civilians! With the kind of mindset the average soldier has, we shall never defeat Boko Haram. Even if you arm each solder with a ballistic missile. These idiots are all fools. All of them. |
Okuda:... is the most dangerous kind of terrorist/jihadist. The fact that he purports to be cosmopolitan and educated, in other words 'civilised', makes him extremely dangerous since he may be able to deceive the unwary and coax his way into positions that permit him to wreak unspeakable havoc. This bastard is evil and should be stopped NOW. He must end up like Charles Taylor after his governorship, which should be the last public office he should ever hold. |
Barely literate abokki bastards forming lawyers. Just look at the poorly written junk of a 'press release' littered with grammatical errors, emanating from a supposed professional association whose principal tool of practice is the written and spoken word. Shameful.. If not for the repugnant quota system that has destroyed Nigeria, how would these fools even graduate from university - let alone law school? Rubbish country. |
What is the economic significance of the FG building a mass housing scheme in a backwater state like Yobe? For who exactly? |
You're a fool. Failed, fake YouTuber. Like this, shishi you nogo make from YouTube. Na poverty go reset your brain las las. |
GamalNasser:And his love for metaphysical, diabolical warfare. I know them very very well. But at some kinda age you need to retire from all these rubbish, make peace with your creator, and prepare for the Great Beyond. This recording and Leak is disgraceful for a man of this age and status. Shamelessness in high places. Kai. Unprecedented. Even the shameless Obasanjo can't top this. |
GamalNasser:At his ripe old age, a man that is over 80 years, he is still so manipulative, shamelessly ruthless and obsessed with greed? Such that he will use his fellow (much younger) man's death to prove a point? This is unprecedented. |
Baba Ijebu looked all shades of... Hmm. Make I no talk. Bad things a gwan. And the recording and leaking of this call was for what purpose? Evil evil evil. Even at this grand old age? Tufia. But Buruji should have known better as a proper Yoruba man who knows the traditional ropes. Some battles aren't worth it. Quite stupid I think. |
Correct papa wey sabi. Hire clean babes to knack any potential spirit of gayness out of the boys. |
b3llo:Did he scam you out of that old tattered shoe that you've been trekking with for years? Who or what did he scam that you know of? |
Nigeria is a sad country. This isn't funny anymore. A country governed like a jungle.... Lawless. How can a Federal Government institution like the EFCC arrest someone without evidence, without reasonable charges, and without any real reason other than because some bastards within the top echelon feel annoyed that someone had the audacity to reclaim his property (illegally seized by the commission)? They expected him to surrender the wristwatches and let go just like that. Because others have been doing that, so it is the 'new normal'? God I HATE this country. It can never be salvaged. |
The soldier must be the biggest idiot in the world, to allow himself to be arrested and paraded by bigger thieves in th EFCC. I'd rather shoot them. |
MyVILLAGEpeople:Equatorial Guinea is out of it. South Sudan, Zambia.... Then perhaps Senegal. He didn't install per se. Just sponsored the successful movement. |
This matter get k leg. |
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