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this is where we are now
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Aventures: sure I am going to furnish all readers of this thread with the cost shortlyPlease do so sir. I need to compare your costs to the amounts i've been charged by my engineer, thanks. |
No wonder!!!! Flat ORI people wan die for Lagos (London). |
Error Ponmo is consumed by all and sundry and it is safer and healthier than most other red meat derived products. |
Mugun people of Nigeria. Which kind Arab or Foreign investment? Na your people dey recycle your already stolen money (round tripping) back in to the cleanest investment in town. Its the art of turning dirty money into clean money. No Arab man will take his hard earned money and invest in Nigeria. Go behind the scene and try to find out the identity and detail of these so called Arab investors, dont be surprised if the name is Olatunde, Mohammed and Chuckwudi - all former officials and leaders and local government chairmen. Find out the shareholders of MTN first anyways.......... My thoughts...... |
Kalu and co. Good for nothing treasury looters!!!!!! We (SW) would regret the day we opened our welcoming doors to these marauders from the East. |
Igbos!! |
Better luck next time to the SE team! |
hungryboy: If america wakes up one day and tell all african americans to go back to africaHow many blacks do you know owning land anywhere in Europe? Please give examples? Not houses on leased land or apartments o! How many blacks control anything in Europe? where? London is highly cosmopolitan but the indigenous people dominate the and control pretty much everything and that will not change anytime soon. Obama is just a figure head if you watch closely so don't bring that sh*t |
texazzpete: Racist old f00l, along with nearly all those who commented on the first page.You brother may be the fool here. Granted they are born there and their ancestors came decades ago BUT are they loyal to Zimbabwe? DO they see themselves as Zimbabwe first before anything else? They look down on the local people, pretty much insult them, ridicule and antagonise them, and they want to carry on as superior "white" settlers!!! The produce harvested from the land are reserved for British and European/American markets/buyers and the rejects and sub-standard produces is what goes into the local market. Mugabe is right. All indigenous land owners everywhere should reclaim their land and let these urgent/marauding investors or 'stakeholders' go back where they came from. |
We truly need a Igbo presidency in Nigeria. Its scary but honestly, fair is fair. |
Everything about JESUS na wash!! Heil Hitler Has prayers done anything for us in Africa? |
harry01: Ekiti "used to or is supposed "to be FOUNTAIN OF KNOWLEDGE and d SOUTHWEST used to lead d academic pack with Professors and Academicians, but all thanks to d supporter of APC party they came, saw and spoilt everything, see Ekiti, Osun, Oyo chai dis painful. Igbo guys welldone jaare for business una dey lead, technology una dey lead now for d academics wey dey pride ourselves una don dey lead again chai supporter of APC please leave us alone ooooo well I take solace cos Ekiti has been saved come 2015 I can confidently say Ekiti will b 1st or 2nd all thanks to Dr AYODELE FAYOSEEEE peeedeeefeeeee poweeeeeeeerrrrrrrBy all means S/E enjoy your success BUT learn from the S/West. There must be meaningful and gainful employment at the end of it all for these smart children - otherwise na frustration, disillusionment and prideful economic inactivity and dependency o! Now that the S/E government has educated these people it must prepare to meet their towering expectations, otherwise expect the S/W experience. |
Well done to the SE states. Congratulations!! Cant fight the data BUT please hold on to those young Igbos. Lagos (as I am sure the smart young Igbos would have learned is FULL!!!) and the eyes of the indisputable sole owners of the Land has opened! They should stay to develop the SE. Once again congrats! |
Danger!!!! |
[size=20pt]APU-GA PARTY!!!! Only on IGBO land, Igbo and fake things.... [/size] |
Self deceit! |
And who is the international community? Show you have not travelled beyond the boundaries of W/Africa to know that nobody cares. To be a man and be counted as one you solve your own problems. Abi why did you seek independence from your colonial masters? Litmus: If you scratch beneath the surface for reasons for the advice a frighting scenario emerges. You could imagine that if the outbreak of Ebola in the worst afflicted nations is not contained but worsens, as experts abroad predict, then economic life will so degrade in those Nations that people will try to leave in great numbers to other Nations in other to survive not just spread of the disease but hunger. In such a situation there will not even be a pretense that the disease is being managed. Neighboring Nations such as Mali, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast and Ghana will be faced with refuge crises. Since there's no telling who among these refugees has the disease -at least before it is too late - it is likely that Nations to whom the refugees flee will be overwhelmed. The nationals of Nations to whom the refugees flee may not be as diplomatic as the authorities, leading to unpredictable and dire consequences.And who is the international community? Show you have not travelled beyond the boundaries of W/Africa to know that nobody cares. To be a man and be counted as one you solve your own problems. |
This is about Anita securing a lot of Pastor Flash's money and assets for herself. Period Man and Woman of God my foot. Nigerian religious nutters. Where the bleeping hell do they see God sef? Make believe bull dong! |
yomexp: and because it's ancient doesn't make it any less a city ok. and in terms of land mass it's still the biggest in sub-sahara africa.Understandably the concept of city is very new to our Eastern brothers. Ibadan was named the second largest city in Africa for sometime behind Cairo. Cairo is an old city like Ibadan. Just like Timbuktu and Kano in the century before last. |
Thats the reason we are where we are. The inexperience, foolish and ignoramus youths who took over power, followed by young inexperienced, brought-up-in-bush military officers are what led Nigeria (and to a large extent the African continent) to where we are today. The youths of today will be an even greater disaster. Just look at Nollywood and the successful artists. They sing about money. ferrarris, bugarrtis, women and pleasure etc.etc No sense of responsibility whatsoever. No Youth o! we need experienced adults with good public service track records. |
Another RAPE of nigerian citizens, how long will this go on for? Our country must be full of boys (practically immatured and fearful children) |
Cars? We are all poor and poverty striken in Nigeria! Cars? This is beyond comprehension!! Everybody and the average man on the street thinks this way in Nigeria. |
Go OGUN State and my man Amosun. |
chinazaekperem: what trouble? Are the roofs not brown and rustic?Igbo sees brown and rustic roof. I see ancient cities, testament to our continue greatness. When a child see money for the first time he is bound to misbehave. We have been doing it for centuries unlike those who left the bush and interior villages just a few years back. |
O'dua (GOD) bless you Dr Cosmos Izchukwu for your contribution to humanity |
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