tyup: no offense at all, If things are to get better we better not keep quiet
people would loose lives, properties destroyed to and that's just sacrifice.
On Sunday I felt Nigerian again as I was able to wear one of my best dresses with a good shoe, I also took my phone along not that I'm guilty tho but this Police post we pass thr everytime to church, those police would Harass you and either ur clean or not you must drop something, 2-5k minimum and if you do mistake con get picture of a white celebrity ur done. Last Sunday they were there no stop and search just going about their regular duties (result of the protest)
Now imagine how many folks out there are in my shoe and have been pinched uncountably. whereas, this doesn't happen in Sokoto where I'm from
If only you were part of the sacrifice for the first protest. But I hope you follow the next protest as a human sacrifice.
GreyLaw: I hope you are an Atheist writing this rubbish. Some Muslims in France didn't waste time to behead a teacher just for a cartoon of Mohammed. But here you people use Jesus name anyhow because Christians don't respond with violence.
You are stupid for bringing Muslims into this your madness. Don't you know no one abuse Christianity and Jesus(PBUH) than Christians themselves. Just goto YouTube and watch those comedians who 99.8 percent Christians rubbish the name Jesus and Christianity.
michaelbiz: Nobody ask for your number? We are NOT interested in doing business with CURSED WICKED APC BLOODSUCKERS!!!
If he is not a paid APC member. May you, you mother and your father die a miserable death. May you never know any peace. May your and all you have in this world be consumed in an inferno. May you be a source of fuel to a fire disaster. May hellfire be your resting place
michaelbiz: If you are in support of this PAID APC MEMBER that came here to spread lies, may you DIE THE DEATH OF A MASSACRE!!! Amen and Amen.
If he is not a paid APC member. May you, you mother and your father die a miserable death. May you never know any peace. May your and all you have in this world be consumed in an inferno. May you be a source of fuel to a fire disaster. May hellfire be your resting place
ScotMisile: So, you are guilty...you don die today .....As many that have chosen to lie AGAINST the helpless Dead,may you die their death a thousand times on Earth and in HELL....AMEN Amen Amen!!! And may your murderer walk freely Amen Amen Amen
southniyikaye: Like someone said, all these protest is not affecting this people, let's ground the economy cos it wasn't even favoring us initially but them
fred04: If you like insult me unless u are one of the bastards produced by LovePeddler
If your miserable parents are still alive. Go and ask them how you come about. You will be surprised you are a gutter child that was raised in the gutters.
Rossinky: The problem is not really about Nigerian youths being 'lazy'. Most are hardworking. The problem is more about attitude, geo-political ignorance and this generalised feeling of disgruntlement, based on their silly expectation that Nigeria ought to be a developed nation by now.
How many threads have we seen where they compare Nigeria to the UAE and 'Dubai'? I mean, if that is not ignorance, what is? The UAE has something like 6 million people, with three times Nigeria's oil reserves, and twice her daily oil and gas exports.
How on earth is Nigeria supposed to be able to compete with UAE in living standards? This generalised ignorance and refusal to learn, and research the world, is what keeps many of them disgruntled and unappreciative of how far we've come as a country. And if you think we haven't come far in the last 20 to 30 years, you are just as deluded and ignorant as them.
Instead of spending thousands of dollars to go to Lebanon and be a house girl, use your damn brain. Research Lebanon. Don't assume that because they are a 'white' country, that they hold more opportunities. That is a fundamental problem with many Nigerians. Racial inferiority complex. Do we not have Nigerian bankers working as slaves in Libya today? Oh sure we do. Why did they not research the war-torn situation in Libya before travelling there?
Is that Buhari's fault? That a graduate will get up and travel to Libya, simply based on their inferiority complex that says ''Libya = white or light skinned people = Better than Nigeria.''
That sick and stupid mentality cannot be blamed on anyone but the dumbass youth who hold them.
The mentality that says it is better to spend thousands of dollars to go and work as a servant in Lebanon, than to use that money and start a business in Nigeria, is no one's fault but the idiots who hold such sentiments.
A Chinese man will enter Nigeria with that same amount and start a business. A Nigerian will use that amount to travel to Lebanon to work as a servant. It's all about mindset.
Strictly the fault of those who are ''distracted''. You have the CHOICE not to be distracted. You can discipline yourself. When you fail to do that, you don't go blaming the Nigerian govt for your subsequent poverty and unemployment.
'Ravaged' how? I've no idea what you're on about. Nigeria is a developing country. At independence we had zero universities (compared to nearly 200 today), zero power plants, not a single expressway, not a single major hospital, and national literacy rate was at 5% (today it is 70% courtesy of mass govt investment in education). So I've no idea what you mean by 'ravaged the country'. We are not France or Holland. Our immediate forbears were stark village illiterates and peasants. We've come a long way, and have definitely made progress.
Errr. no it wasn't. GDP per capita in the 90s was something like 500 dollars per annum. Today it is 3000 dollars plus.
Nothing left now? Really? I would like to catapault you to the 1980s, when a standard Nigerian meal consisted of one piece of meat in the plate, saved for the last bite. Maybe 2 or 3 for rich folks. And rice was eaten only on Sundays. Today, even street hawkers and road mechanics eat meals filled with orishirishi and call it nothing, while checking out their Whatsapp, facebook and twitter on those fancy gadgets you call smartphones.
Name me ONE country on earth with Nigeria's population size and a budget that small, and I will show you a country that is struggling, just like Nigeria, to cater for all its people. That is a direct challenge.
Yawwnnn.... Dude. China is sending 20,000 of its kids to UK universities this year, and 50,000 more to US universities. Many of those kids are children of the Chinese elite and Chinese leaders. Same story in India, Pakistan, et al. Do the research. It is not unique to Nigeria. Rich people in developing nations send their kids to school in developed nations, and this will always be the case.
What is wrong with riding Okada? You are providing a service. You are meeting a public demand for private, quick, agile transport. You are not stuck in an office. You are your own boss. You are riding around, meeting people, enjoying fresh air, and getting paid for it. This is the unnecessary, and foolish disgruntlement we are talking about.
What is wrong with riding Okada for a living? Or keke? Nothing. You can do it for a while, and use your profits to buy two more bikes, rent them out and make more money, then move on to other businesses if you want. Not everyone can, or should be a lawyer, doctor, or architect. It's even better than driving taxis and buses because these smaller forms of transport emit less toxic fumes and are better for the environment.
Stop the oil dependency syndrome. Dangote is building a 12 billion dollar refinery that should take care of our oil processing issues. Nigeria has a railway development programme designed to connect all states of the country, and bring transport costs drastically down, which will help to transform the economy by reducing the cost of doing business. That railway line you referred to stops at the Nigerian border and does not go into ''the desert'', as was recently explained by the govt. Try to get accurate information and quit posting anti-Nigerian propaganda.
This is too much info to this lazy youths. Give them in bits. It is not like they will understand.
Bad news for NAAT, SAANU AND NASU who didn't join ASUU in the strike.
It seems the University truly belongs to ASUU members alone.
Anytime ASUU wails on any issue for long, government ends up releasing billions to them. And other union will only get less than 10% from the money, even though they have more population than ASUU members.
This bully, discrepancy, intimidations and disparities is everywhere. Even among health workers. Doctors vs. nurses, pharmacists etc.
kktbm: Big Brother Naija ‘lockdown’ housemate, Nengi was left in shock last night in Biggie’s house, when she walked in on lover boy, Neo, washing his love interest, Vee’s panties.
Neo and Vee had issues yesterday September 23, and to pacify her, he joined her while she washed her undies. To make her happy, he took over the washing while she spread them after he had rinsed them.
While they were discussing, Vee called Neo’s attention to the fact that one of her panties was missing.
A surprised Nengi said ”Ahh ahh, Neo, you even wash pant join”. She then turned to Vee, telling her she is a lucky girl.
Responding, Vee said ”My dear, he knows I am a clean b*tch”
Politics › Re: Akinyemi: #EndSARS Protests Will Return In 2 Weeks, If Issues Are Not Addressed by Iamsane: 5:14pm On Oct 29, 2020
