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It is easy to reel out the names of modern aircrafts you have heard of or read about, but do you know how much those things you mentioned are sold for and do you think they are sold to just anybody or any country that wants them? You don't seem to know about sales of defense equipment. MansoryMX: |
God bless you for this sensible comment. Biodun556: |
Some comments here on this issue are unnecessarily nasty. Yes it is not F 22 or F35 or anything ultramodern or a stealth aircraft BUT for our regional warfare, it is good enough to get the job done. It is easy to forget that countries that spend so much on defense stuff like stealth airplanes are not in Nigeria's league, they are very rich nations. Nigeria may be big compared to other Africa nations but our foreign reserve for instance is less than half of the wealth of the richest individual on earth - just one person o. So we need to comment sensibly. The Tucano is a welcome development no matter how small it is, it puts us in a different league in Africa at least. Let's not be foolishly sarcastic. We aren't planning on fighting US or Russia, we just want to Ridenour country of terrorists. mrvitalis: |
But these numbers are too many. We need to come up with simple three digits/numbers that are easy to remember. Surely, that does not require rocket science. How do you remember all these in an emergency. Pls let's get real if we are serious about emergency response. God bless Nigeria. Atlanticfire: |
It is either you didn't read/understand the story or you and common sense are doing social distancing. NaijaOlosho: |
OP, with this pix of your house wey I dey see so, you no need this package. Why you no leave am for the truly needy. Some Nigerians sef! |
Haba! This kind of comment is evil. Finchmgh: |
You amuse me sir. You are hinging your argument on the words of a politician, who may wake up tomorrow to say he was misquoted or to even say something else entirely. You talk as if you are a stranger in this country where absurdities happen without the authorities batting an eyelid. Let's wait for full disclosure after investigation if there will be any. Don't bet on it. seunmsg: |
And look at the way he is holding the animals with bare hands! Is it that some people have not heard about Lassa fever? It's even deadlier than corona o! sammysmiles: |
Some things are not just right. This is a matter of national pride. Why should doctors come from China to treat or attend to staff of a Chinese company in Nigeria? Is it that our doctors are not good enough for them? If they don't want Nigerian doctors, they should fly their staff out of the country for treatment. You don't just enter a country where you are not licensed and start practicing medicine even if you are a professor of medicine in your own country. Nigerians can't just enter China and start treating people there even if the patients are other Nigerians. We should stop belittling our professionals in this country. It is a shame to think that the health minister, himself a senior doctor, allowed this. The Chinese are doing to us what they will never allow n their own country. I suspect they just want to investigate covertly/secretly why the covid-19 plague has not had much impact here. As regards donation of items, nobody needs to come from China to do this. Their ambassador can do the presentation. And they should stop regaling us with the 'tons' of equity are bringing. We should just be diligent enough to check these items and be sure they are germ free. Trust the Chinese at your own peril. Lord, pls give us wise leaders. Yenefer: |
2mch:I quite agree with you. |
phransix2:You wicked! ![]() |
princebeatzz:Pls help tell him and others to avoid holding wild animals (any animal not domesticated) with bare hands. It is very dangerous. Lassa fever can be contacted that way and it kills faster than corona virus (Covid-19). |
I disagree with you sir. Boko haram does not need to take over any town. Their ability to attack the military super camps at will, kill soldiers and take over their weapons enough to tell you that these people aren't decimated. Boko haram treats our military as 'soft targets', imagine! We can't keep burying our heads in the sand and not call out our leaders for falling. The military boys sacrifice is deeply appreciated and commended but we do want our soldiers to keep dying for their country Instead, we want our soldiers to make the boko haram guys DIE for their beliefs. Is that too much to ask after 10years of fighting? [1quote author=JAMO84 post=88119075] Nigerian army had conducted thousands of military operations against boko haram and they are still there doing their best to keep our Country safe. If Buhari had to turn up for every single operations to boost morale, would he have time to do any other thing? You people are not willing to give the Nigerian army all the praise they deserve, but I appreciate their commitments and dedications. Boko haram hasn't been able to successfully attack any major Nigerian city since Buhari became President. They can only attack villages with less than 500 inhabitants and also lay ambush for soldiers traveling through some highways. Whether anyone is willing to agree or not, Buhari's government has decimated BH to a large extent and the people of the North East recognized that fact, reason why they turned out in large numbers to re elect him for a second term. I AM DONE TALKING[/quote] |
I don't quite agree with your view sir. If you think the Chinese are being generous and good to us, pls think again. It's all expansionist strategy on their part, subtle, different from what europe earlier did to Africa through use of force but this is a strategy to enslave us in debts. China has cheap money that she is not using so it makes sense for them to keep financing all sort of projects in Africa even those ones they know our leaders didn't think out well. How else do you cripple a man than get him heavily indebted to you? Apart from the money they borrow us for projects their own companies are awarded, carried out with their own people and materials sourced from their own country, what else does the Chinese do for us? There is really no benevolent act of China I can point to, it's all with the aim of expanding their influence, control and power. Before t he outbreak of covid-19, we have seen Europe and America undertake various giant health intervention in Africa for many years--. Polio vaccination, Hiv/Aids intervention, TB intervention etc. What do the Chinese do in Africa despite them being our main trading partners? They encourage our leaders to take 'cheap' loans they know we won't be able to repay easily in several generations. No sir, the Chinese are not our friends. They have never been. Olominira: |
Being abusive will not help you. So oga Mr IQ & brain drain, the number of doctors we have in this country cannot effectively manage 200+ covid-19 cases? I thought you have sense? But I was mistaken. AfroKnight: |
A more foolish mindset will be hard to imagine. The feat being done now by our doctors is not clear to you ba. Why are some Nigerians deliberately foolish? AfroKnight: |
Pls what's the problem with engaging the hand brake for long period? I do this o. |
Okoroawusa, there are comments/statements you may make as if jesting, careless language, foolish statements that came out of a drunken, unsound mind that will make you hate your life when the repercussions hit you. Indeed, fools rush in where Angels fear to tread. Okoroawusa: |
Thank you Femi Maduka. It should be clear to any discerning mind here that most of these people complaining about tithes and offerings hardly go to church and when they do, hardly contribute any offering or tithe. Despite their non-giving attitude, they are puzzled that the church is making progress. They are of the spirit of the Antichrist. None is forced to give and none is levied or ask to give beyond what he can afford. Wasteful spending and corruption should be discouraged & punished in the church but only the devil or his hirelings will ask you not to give to God's cause. [quote author=FemiMadpost=87656582]The lines are getting blurry. What are people fighting against? 1. Collection of Tithes and Offering? 2. Financial misappropriation within the church? 3. The Church? The direction and tone of criticism seem to suggest that people are just mad that churches exist. And this is a curious reality. Right from the early times, in the days of pioneer Christians like Peter, Phillip, the Ethiopian, Paul etc., the church (congregation of brethren) has always been run on benevolent donation from the brethren. Paul of Tarsus, in his numerous episcopal journeys, not only got donations from the brethren, he also got free lodgings and provisioning. He spoke of these in his epistles. So why should the formula change today? And to what? I know that Christians have to enforce prudence and accountability within the church, but we can not continue to throw flaks all over the place blindly. There are a lot of ills in the church today that a more thorough education and a better living standard would eradicate. No doubt. I am 100% against financial impropriety, but people need to understand that churches will continue to run on the charity of its members. People should pick a sustainable fight and cut this one loose. It is the height of foolishness and officiousness to go on a campaign of condemnation against a church just on the basis that it takes benevolent donations (tithes and offerings) from its members. Every church does, and has always. We might be dealing with an agenda here.[/quote] |
Peachtree, I doff my hat. Your line of argument and reasoning on this topic has been very good and insightful. It is refreshing to read intelligent deductions and inferences that you brought up. Well done sir. Africa(blacks) are indeed blessed, as other races are, just poor management and selfishness has been our albatross. However you look at it, you cannot but conclude that there is a divine hand that has shielded Africa, especially Nigeria from this ravaging scourge. We are quite selfish, have poor hygiene practices and live in horribly dirty environment. The virus would have made a mincemeat of us but for God's grace and mercy. Thank you Jesus. Let's praise him people. O Lord, pls heal the world. Stop this plague, Amen. peacettw: |
sammyLuvin:Do you guys sing about anything other than love and women? |
Why didn't they just attack their candidate for deputy governor who submitted forged papers? Why is the forger-senator still a free man? Is forgery no longer a criminal offence? |
Villagemeat:Never disclose your pin. You may give your card number but never your pin. |
Even Tetfund have a lot of questions to answer. Why make Dubai the venue for the workshop? That in itself is suggestive of corruption. What do you want to demonstrate in a workshop that can't be done in Nigeria? At least in the mega hotels or conference sites. The Dubai venue is just an opportunity to waste funds and collect estacode. We keep fooling ourselves. |
I observe that the qualification for detective cadre is secondary school certificate. This is too low for a technical job like investigating financial crime. In a country swarming with graduates, I posit that the minimum qualification should at least be an NCE certificate. We can't get it right if the process is not right. |
Benclever1:Very much unlike your name or signature. You are a very foolish (young?) fella. |
It was because of foolish people like you that he spoke up and challenged the govt of the day. Unfortunately, you are too daft to see it. |


