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Politics › Re: This Post Is An Excerpt From Saffarigirl`s Comment by iamord(m): 3:19pm On Oct 01, 2014
shinechinedu: I understand ur eargerness to fight for our beloved country brother. I'm working on a site tho where willing nigerians can join and reason together, offline meetings will also be in place from time to time. But I'm not giving out a name yet. So when the time is right, yall will hve ur say. Let's see the bold minds
When I hear of some people here talk about revolution I just shake my head.. The have the fire in them now.. But as soon as they see retaliation .. The fire quuenches.. But if you are very serious its a move to be lauded.. If uu want to be successful in it.. Learn about the underweb.. Its a good avenue
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 2:56pm On Oct 01, 2014
EroZA: true that comrade...majority of south Africans don't support his ideal that's why only few voted for him in the 2014 genaral elections,ironically he is now working hand in hand with white people in parliament to oppose the ruling party ...
Lol.. Attributes of a failure.. They will result to deception and propaganda. I wish south africa the best but the black groups need to come out and make something for themselves .stop the finger pointing. Nobody is going to give free food.. I do know a number of south african blacks that are making waves
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 2:14pm On Oct 01, 2014
EroZA: even if malema becomes the president...nothing will change,south Africa is for both blacks and whites,if you are not happy about it,come and get your confiscated billions of nairas
Left to me he does not fit to be sas president.. The earlier blacks and whites in sa learn to forge ahead the better..cos if your carry the grudge into the next elections..and someone with such bitterness in heart comes into power.. It will throw all madibas efforts in the drain and make the apartheid look like a child's play
Politics › Re: Kenya Overtakes Ghana, Tunisia As Size Of GDP Climbs By 25%. by iamord(m): 2:11pm On Oct 01, 2014
anonim: Thanks a lot for your example-laden insight.
Welcome
Politics › Re: Religious Extremism: Kamarudeen Muslims Attack Masquerade In Iwo, Osun State by iamord(m): 2:09pm On Oct 01, 2014
macof: It's jst so disgusting that black people wish to remain slaves to Arabs and Europeans
Its all in the intellectual inferiority.. Look @ how the aisans are with their indigenous religions and contrast with us here..but on a serious note.. If nothing is done one the traditional sector I fear for the worst
Politics › Re: Religious Extremism: Kamarudeen Muslims Attack Masquerade In Iwo, Osun State by iamord(m): 1:43pm On Oct 01, 2014
thewarrior72: Well, in as much as Islam is my enemy, I will not fail to condemn the actions of traditional worshipers this days. Their actions & deeds is becoming unbearable this days, the will block the road, stop people from opening their shops & warn residence to stay indoors.

These traditional worshipers don't seem to realise that the right of other people should be respected why u practice ur faith & should not constitute a nuisance to the society. The earlier the government call them to order the better.
On a just scale the 3 major religions in the country are out of order
Politics › Re: Religious Extremism: Kamarudeen Muslims Attack Masquerade In Iwo, Osun State by iamord(m): 1:34pm On Oct 01, 2014
macof: It's not only Iwo but Lagos island, Ikorodu, Isolo that I know in Lagos...Muslims and pagans clash but never to the extent of tampering with Egungun regalia

Even Awori muslims have Eyo regalia, which is a symbol of Olokun
Inferiority complex of black people

Majority of us hate ourselves with disgust
Politics › Re: Kenya Overtakes Ghana, Tunisia As Size Of GDP Climbs By 25%. by iamord(m): 1:30pm On Oct 01, 2014
PaulJohn1: Nigeria's problem is not excalty what you stated above, it's more of leadership. When a person's tribe and ethnicity becomes a key factor over his/her personality and record in electing leaders, you have leadership problem. This leads to other problem of corruption and incompetence we're suffering from.

If with around 4000MW of power, Nigeria has a GDP of $510billion, I believe we'll have nothing less than a trillion dollars with a constant and stable power.
The problem of nigeria is you and me.. Let's leave the leaders in high places and let's see how we below go about to organize ourselves on a daily basis. From what I have seen in the society.. U see people leaving their refuse on the street.. Since lawma has been picking up dirt its no more their business.. If they don't come they leave it on the street.. When rain falls it makes the whole place dirty.. And people will still put on fine clothes and shoes and pass on it and blame government. People only contribute for security fee when robbers come attacking .. Else they will never pay.. Some time back I saw a church built a public water system for a community..from no where people started bringing their buckets to fetch.. Its lasted for months and helped families save money.. When pump machine spoilt . It was just like magic.. No one came around to fetch.. Today.. Weed and green algae has taken over..and people have continued with their going to long distances to fetch water and calling mallam.. I guess the church is to blame.. They have forgotten the amount that has been saved while using the service.. Now they expect the church to put a new pump.. Something that they can do on their own.. A whole lot of instance I see around that shows that we are all the same and when we are in that seat we will do worse.. Its a black man behavior deficiency that is sweeping the whole place like a wide fire.. We are the government..and we don't care! But always looking for someone to bell the cat Plain truth
Politics › Re: Ghana Beats Jamaica To Become Number One Indian Hemp(weed) Smoking Country. by iamord(m): 1:13pm On Oct 01, 2014
PapiWata: In the very near future, Ghana will become the Amsterdam of Africa, and a destination to which discerning weed connoisseurs from the world over will travel in holy pilgrimage, for the privilege of tasting and partaking of such legendary varieties as Accra Amnesia Weed and Kumasi Karma Bud, all sold openly and legally in shops, alongside respected imports from Nigeria such as Akure Haze, Ondo Golden Bud, Aramoko Thunder Mountain Bush, the ever popular Ekiti Nirvana.

Looking westward to Washington State and Colorado, where the legal marijuana trade has blossomed into a multi-billion dollar revenue generator for BUDDING entrepreneurs, Ghana has set her sights HIGH, and, as more conservative nations like Nigeria look on with a mixture of contempt and admiration, Ghana will parlay her well-earned fame as Africa's Weed Capital, into a plethora of phenomenally lucrative enterprises all centered around that loved and hated wild-wood-weed.
I wait for that day.. Its gonna be a massive foregin earner.. Tho I don't agree with the ranking as Ghana being number 1
Politics › Re: Kenya Overtakes Ghana, Tunisia As Size Of GDP Climbs By 25%. by iamord(m): 12:48pm On Oct 01, 2014
Nobleval: and Nigeria is regressing undecided or what? huh
No am not saying that.. Like I said before. Nigeria should strive to get better institution . Its seems the song of giant of Africa has sank deep into the brains of a lot of people, instead of having a reality check.you are a nigerian and u know too well how the system operates..the economy will not go far with such .. GERALD710 made a few points that back up my claims..although I don't agree with some.
Romance › Re: I Really Like This Yoruba Guy by iamord(m): 12:36pm On Oct 01, 2014
Subom1: Saw this on instagram cry cry grin grin
Hahaha!!
My ribs ooo!
Romance › Re: The Wooing Challenge 2014 (ladies' Edition) - Ladies Choose Your Men. by iamord(m): 12:32pm On Oct 01, 2014
missberrypop5: Mortal Combat, and God of War, then need for speed.
I. Play the three a lot.. I hope u don't rub pad tho!
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 12:14pm On Oct 01, 2014
sexzskil: NAIRALAND'S GREATEST POST SINCE INCEPTION!
Thank u. Its the plain truth.. But we have not sat down to think for once on how to reverse it.. Its all in the head.. No God will save africa till we start thinking. Am writhing something on it sef
Politics › Re: This Post Is An Excerpt From Saffarigirl`s Comment by iamord(m): 12:10pm On Oct 01, 2014
[quote author=mikolo80]HUNGER.WHEN NO MONEY TO BUY tokunbo CAR AND GALAxy IPHONE NOBODY WILL TELL THE MIDDLE CLASS TO START THE REVOLUTION.I BELIEVE IT GAS STARTED WITH HALF OF NOLLYWOOD RUNNING FOR OFFICE[/quote

Lol.. Keep jonzing .. U think those people send u.. Politics in nigeria has become a personal achievement and has lost value. Any tom dick and harry can become a politician]
Romance › Re: The Wooing Challenge 2014 (ladies' Edition) - Ladies Choose Your Men. by iamord(m): 12:03pm On Oct 01, 2014
missberrypop5: really. Thanks though.
What's games do u like.. Its been a while since I played fifa ..am more into adventure and kombat.. Halo, gta
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 11:56am On Oct 01, 2014
babeline: Nigeria looked beautiful back then and every thing seemed so structured. Many times, I wish the British never left or that they stayed a bit longer like the dutch in south Africa. Yes south asfrivans suffered apartheid but look at them now. If the British stayed a bit longer, we would have ended up like south Africa. Things would be better for us right now. But seems like now, Nigeria of the past is better than the Nigeria of the present
The plain sad truth is that black people are intellectually inferior!
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 11:52am On Oct 01, 2014
FBS: That was the plan. Not to teach them.
And what was black peoples plan
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Not to learn!
Romance › Re: The Wooing Challenge 2014 (ladies' Edition) - Ladies Choose Your Men. by iamord(m): 11:49am On Oct 01, 2014
missberrypop5: True sha. I've seen peeps play that PES, i haven't tried it. I just like Fifa14, it's clean.
Hmm! Its nice to see a chic that loves v ideo games
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 9:39am On Oct 01, 2014
allanphash7: Can someone pls call Lord Lugard that we dont want to be amalgamated again
Go knock on his grave!!!.. Am tired of people crying over split milk.. They joined the nations together .. Its left for the people to work together on how to leave peacefully..and forge ahead..knowing that the common enemy is the western power.. and If u still want to separate u can do what scotland did.. That shows political maturity and that a people have learnt and coming of age .but no!!! we always think violence is the solution and have no vision.. Well, sad enough.. violence may be the solution now..cos people have been care free for too long. If I may ask.. What is the vision/dream of africa, nigeria..cos I have never heard of one!
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 9:26am On Oct 01, 2014
Tonylyte: The ghanaian deportation saga, the reason why those dudes' hate for us is so bold....they still cant hold us back.
Oga! Go and sleep

Btw

Happy independence day nigeria!
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 9:16am On Oct 01, 2014
NellyGhenghen: Cathedral Church of Christ Lagos, 1974.
We. As black people need to get serious with developing our environment. instead of stealing any how.. Just look at this place before.. I guess there was still a lot of white presence..
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by iamord(m): 9:13am On Oct 01, 2014
NellyGhenghen: National stadium Surulere Lagos in the 70s.
Woow!! Lagos seemed to be following urban planning back then
Politics › Re: Kenya Overtakes Ghana, Tunisia As Size Of GDP Climbs By 25%. by iamord(m): 6:45pm On Sep 30, 2014
overhypedsteve: confused ghanian Drug addict, yea its the wrong post, maybe if you would stay away from drug a little you will start posting the right post
So in your dead mind u just tried to diss..clap for yourself!!
Politics › Re: Kenya Overtakes Ghana, Tunisia As Size Of GDP Climbs By 25%. by iamord(m): 6:44pm On Sep 30, 2014
[quote author=EMANY01][/quote]Rather than make emphasis on gdp ..struggle to build an institution.. A lot of this countries don't have money up to nigeria .. But better institutions and infrastructures are in place.. that alone gives them an edge ..and slowly but steady they are climbing..
Politics › Re: Kenya Overtakes Ghana, Tunisia As Size Of GDP Climbs By 25%. by iamord(m): 6:28pm On Sep 30, 2014
phantonce: Nigeria leads, other copy.
If u know one or two on financial dealings u won't say such.. Every country will re braise at one point or the other.. So its not the case of copying

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