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 Romance › Re: Please Help I'm In Trouble by jpphilips(m): 10:04am On Feb 07, 2013 |
ifyeky: Wich isare you a learner? |
| Romance › Re: Help ! My Wife Continuously Refuses To Have Sex With Me by jpphilips(m): 10:02am On Feb 07, 2013 |
tpacalipse: Do you know that some people have remained unmarried because they know too much about marriage while some are married because they know nothing about marriage.the guy is broke, the woman refuses him sex, that is a normal trend in Naija it is no news, on a second thought, she may be dealing with an STI or UTI and doesn't want you to be infected, either way, you are bleeped. get something doing, then move out of the house, rent a quiet small apartment where you can get a little space to think, if all fails, you can throw in the towel and kick the bucket. |
| Politics › Re: Henry Okah's Accomplice, Edmond Ebiwere, Jailed For Life by jpphilips(m): 9:54am On Feb 07, 2013 |
thorpido: It's not impossible,but that theory will mean we start looking at all convictions as being politically motivated.Charles Taylor,boko haram leaders etc.does it matter where you look? it is what it is if you agree its a plausibility. we all know that charles taylor and saddam hussein were politically removed just like Assad and ahmadenejad are on the black list, or you don't know? |
| Politics › Re: MEND Threatens To Disintegrate Nigeria Soon by jpphilips(m): 9:47am On Feb 07, 2013 |
byrron: [b]DOES IT MEAN THAT 99.9% OF THE COMMENTATORS HERE ARE DAFT?you are a scrotum |
| Sports › Re: The Price For Live Transmission Of AFCON Was High - Maku by jpphilips(m): 9:29am On Feb 07, 2013 |
talktimi: you have just confirmed your olodo status so no need to explain any meaningful thing to you again. Since the €4.5 million is a "meagre" sum, please pay for us so we can enjoy the nations cup. Anumanu onye araNigerian Govt makes over $150m on oil sales alone daily, another $60m on other revenues and so much unaccounted for, guy,i can bet you are still in college, or you are no where near the finances of this Govt. 4.5m euros is a pittance to the Nig. govt for a bi annual event, the problem here is that Nigerians have not experienced good governance in their lives, so sub consciously, they have set mediocrity as a standard. poor folks!! NTA is a part of BON with over 32 stations, NTA can afford to dole out 60% of the total cost while the others split 40%, now NTA from its purse can pay half while the Govt give them half as a gesture, this is no rocket science but common sense, it wont happen because it is already budgeted for the first lady's manicure, who is fooling who? on a second thought, i think the Govt. mis calculated that Nigeria wont go far in the tournament which is the point where people refuse paying for adverts, talk about incompetence. |
| Sports › Re: The Price For Live Transmission Of AFCON Was High - Maku by jpphilips(m): 9:16am On Feb 07, 2013 |
miqos02: pls house,govt has no biz in this matter,its between the tv rights holders and nigerian broadcastersNigerian broadcasters you said , what is NTA? Zimbabwean broadcaster? abeg go take your medicine |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 7:54am On Feb 07, 2013 |
Awoofawo: From most your comments so far, one can rightly assumed that you are on US embassy/govs. payroll! :> America is a sh!thole where black Welfare is concern. :xlol, guess you have run out of opinions |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 1:19am On Feb 07, 2013 |
Dibiachukwu: I don't want to insult anybody this morning. But if you are retarded, stay the f**ck out of the Internet. Isn't it all your western friends that always claim to be "helping" Africa. I am just telling them to keep their aids. But to stop doing funny business with corrupt individuals in Africa. We would red tag all of them. It can not be like this forever.simple questions behoove simple answers, are you a destitute or were you struck by leprosy that you need help yes or no? |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 1:17am On Feb 07, 2013 |
Awoofawo: I'm not comparing US with China , actually that post was sourced online, and I only used it shows that America isn't black people freely! Ask yourself, why nearly 90% prisons inmates all over America are black. Do you know that official birth-control (family planning) is PROJECT BLACK ( which aims at curtailing population growth among black-american, in order to maintain white dominion )i don't like discussing black or white, where ever is the center stage. if you think you are not treated fairly in a white dominated environment like the USA, feel free to take up Citizenship in Nigeria who by all means is black dominated. |
| Sports › Re: Jonathan Congratulates The Eagles For Defeating Mali by jpphilips(m): 12:57am On Feb 07, 2013 |
lekanolas: President Goodluck Jonathan has congratulated the Super Eagles for defeating the Eagles of Mali.And we hope that you will play your own part of patriotism by fighting corruption in your administration and reducing cost of Governance, unless you think you are doing us a favor being the most corrupt president Nigeria ever had. |
| Politics › Re: Farouk, Emenalo Reject Prison Food by jpphilips(m): 12:50am On Feb 07, 2013 |
[quote author=CROWÉ]China is an imperialist nation that denies people basic human rights, if you oppose the government you get shipped off to labor camps, they support the North Korean government, a government that abuses and oppresses its own people, do you know that South Korean women are taller than North Korean men? These are people of the same race, malnutrition has stunted the entire country. The people of Syria were so oppressed that they revolted yet China is in support of that government that oppresses them, that is the reason the UN cannot go in and save the people. they seek to breach Hong Kong and Taiwan's Sovereignty because the people are not allowed to be free? China is an oppressive and Imperialist state that does not care about humanity, they demand that Japan apologize for their acts of imperialism in the early 20th century against China while enslaving Tibet, Nigeria's relationship with China is business and it should remain that way. Emulating Commie nations? gimme a break we want to emulate The Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Germany, countries that excel at human and world development.[/quote]you always like to sound incoherent what has the rubbish you wrote got to do with Farouk and Emenalor's food? by the way, 90% of the info you gave there are mere gossips you picked up from a blog site, guy, go take your evening dose |
| Politics › Re: What Do We Get To Enjoy As Nigerians? by jpphilips(m): 12:44am On Feb 07, 2013 |
[quote author=CROWÉ]I gather that you are reasoning some but your penchant for misunderstanding seems to be a problem. The fact that the channels are free is not the issue, it is the programs that you expect them to carry that is. If I can watch DSTV level programs on free tv I would not bother with DSTV and others like it thereby making them fail, AFCON is a live continental stage program and a potential goldmine for things like DSTV and that cake belongs to them, besides my argument irrespective of the point of this thread is that it is not the governments job to give you AFCON, something that you have failed to dispute and I never said I dunno what BON did with their money, what I said is I dunno what BON is as in what it is an abbreviation for, maybe if you got your head out of your ars and shared that little nugget this would move along. FYI, do you even know what sanity means? It is not a synonym for intelligence and can not even slightly be mistaken as such so this: "you are truly daft and this topic is way beyond your sanity" Does not make any sense.[/quote]the more reason you should shut up when your brain cannot process information properly, where you talking about channels when you made this daft statement? Yes and they have denied somebody the chance to start up a tele business, no wonder so many Ghanaian's are starving,you quickly drew a conclusion that competitive Pay tv's will not thrive in Ghana because of what the Ghanaian govt did viz a viz multi tv, that was the drive you made the quote above, or did someone else speak through you? now, you want to lecture your father about quality of channels, who asked you that? if you think that Multi tv has made Ghanians hungry how come DSTV is still selling there? the foolishness you have not seen is that you could not relate Govt sponsored or private TV's with thriving pay Tv's and also you don't know what BON stands for and what they did with their money either esp NTA pea sized brains are not meant to be holding opinions, they are specially designed to be taking orders, stop talking about things your head cannot process it makes you look miserable. |
| Politics › Re: What Do We Get To Enjoy As Nigerians? by jpphilips(m): 7:58pm On Feb 06, 2013 |
[quote author=CROWÉ]the easiest way to identify a m0r0n is obtuse argument, i don't really wish to respond to you because like you said, you are a refugee in another man's country with all your jingoism. in my post i was specific to Niger delta and your pea sized brain understood it as "welfare state". now go back and read about the population of the Niger delta and compare it with libya, qatar and saudi arabia. like i said, when you return from exile we talk. The Niger-Delta is not a country and you cannot compare it to Lybia or Saudi Arabia, the reason for that is pretty obvious. When I said welfare state I was referring to your version of Nigeria, all of it, I hope you understand that too. Ministry of info. has 12 channels and nobody will set up tele business again? do you even have a brain? must you show the world that you were just released from a mental facility? Two people generally do not carry the same program within a single country, hence the DSTV-HiTV premier league business, so yes, if the Ghanaian government carries the AFCON the private sector cannot. The 36 states of Nigeria has independent Radio and Tv stations run by various state governments, lagos alone has more than 5, not including radio channels, all digital, in the midst of all these DSTV rakes in more profit in Nigeria than South Africa. if you don't have facts, just stick to your normal dosage. I think its quite obvious that those channels do not directly compete with DSTV, they are not nearly of the same quality but things like AFCON, WORLD CUP, relatively new movies, the sort of things you'd expect from DSTV, if those things came to the local channels nobody would bother with DSTV anymore and why didn't DSTV carry AFCON anyhow? I ask you again, NTA as a federal prastatal has staff who are paid by the federal Govt yet they have 32 TV stations in Nigeria, running advertorials on per minute basis, where is the money? Like I've said before, this is where you should have directed your original argument, at NTA, the second you generalized it and took the jab at the entire government you were becoming absurd and was never likely to get a result where does ministry of information in Nigeria sink its budget where? that the whole BON could not afford AFCON TV right? I confess i dunno what BON is but again my entire point here does not consider whether they could afford it or not, it is that they shouldn't have had to pay for it, I understand that they might have stepped in since nobody else has bothered so its a wasted market atm but don't take jabs at them, this is not an entitlement from the government. The Federal Ministry of Information and Communications is a Nigerian ministry whose function is to provide Nigerian citizens with "credible and timely information on government activities, programmes and initiatives" and to create the technological environment for Nigeria's socio-economic development. It says nothing about entertainment. P.S. Its budget is going in their pockets. i personally will not engage a psycho in an argument that bothers around the oil industry let alone a m0r0n who is an out patient in an oversea mental home, At first you argue that not leaving Nigeria is the problem and when I tell you I have you begin to say I have left and that is the problem, chameleon much? It would have been a nice gesture if the government paid for AFCON, I think up till now they have been doing so but don't go crucifying them if they do not, entertaining the people should not included in the governments job list. What insults are you gonna have for me now?[/quote]why are you saying this I think its quite obvious that those channels do not directly compete with DSTV, they are not nearly of the same quality but things like AFCON, WORLD CUP, relatively new movies, the sort of things you'd expect from DSTV, if those things came to the local channels nobody would bother with DSTV anymore and why didn't DSTV carry AFCON anyhow?when you just said this; Yes and they have denied somebody the chance to start up a tele business, no wonder so many Ghanaian's are starving,those dosages were strictly recommended, please ask someone what the thread is about, it's way beyond your sanity. you don't open your mouth to make silly comments when you don't have facts to back it up. Ghanians are hungry cos their Govt set up free channels, Nigeria with more than 40 free channels still patronize DSTV higher than SA, you don't even realize the incoherence in your statements. you are truly daft and this topic is way beyond your sanity, point of correction, it is not an insult calling you a m0r0n cos truly you are a m0r0n You don't know what BON did with their Money and you still open your mouth to talk? |
| Politics › Re: What Do We Get To Enjoy As Nigerians? by jpphilips(m): 3:51pm On Feb 06, 2013 |
Fussbot: u are d fool here bro,is dat wat u enjoy as a citizen??ur own hard earned money??if u were in anoda country wld u nt av made enof money??naw tel me bout ur palm kernel stuff,do u hav gud roads 2 transport dis tins??u av lit 2 stat ur machines wen u want 2 break dem down??dis is wat we are sayin,if u were in anoda country and u've wrked 4 4yrs lik dat,prbly u wld av made 15m or more..don't mind the bizaggare that doesnt know that his truck load of kernel has 85% chance of tipping over on Lagos to Ibadan expressway yet he thinks he is doing great, very myopic, that same individual cannot guarantee that he will wake up tomorrow in one piece, yet he thinks he is doing well. Majority of Nigerians are sub humans. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: What Do We Get To Enjoy As Nigerians? by jpphilips(m): 3:33pm On Feb 06, 2013 |
[quote author=CROWÉ]the ministry of info. in Ghana few years ago launched 14 free satellite hosted foreign and local channels not just for Ghanians but the whole of west Africa,(multi tv) mind you that most of those channels are either live streams they spend money to broadcast or pre paid channels. Yes and they have denied somebody the chance to start up a tele business, no wonder so many Ghanaian's are starving, the governments takes away their options vis-à-vis doing business, kinda like China where the government runs everything and 700 million people are starving Now what is the ministry of Info. in the most populous black nation in the world doing with their budget? if you cant answer that then you are a stark m0r0n with inferiority complex. Obviously other things that are relevant to being a FEDERAL REPUBLIC as opposed to a communist republic. I have been accused of many things but having an inferiority complex is not one of them ^_^ Ghana is managing to export about 48,000bbls of crude daily with a tiny population and you think your Govt is doing you a a favor with corruption? The implication being that all Ghanaian's work on these refineries? Otherwise what does the nations population have to do with anything? are you aware that most pay tV channels in Europe and America are viewed free in the middle east courtesy of their Govt? same oil money like Nigeria? Look at my first response and don't worry when oil looses its luster they will revert to being barren deserts because they never bothered to learn to be self sustaining and diverse. Any dip in oil prices greatly affects their economies and if that is what you want you can always relocate there as opposed to countries like Germany that were completely unaffected by the recession and have actually been growing in spite of it truth is; most Nigerians have not traveled out to understand how real Govt work, we have subconsciously set mediocrity as a standard. I am not in Nigeria as I type this and I haven't been for the past five years, I have read up on governments and ruling systems, wars, management of today and general world history for as far back as the internet allows so put that in your pipe and smoke it. most Saudi Arabian and Libyan citizens have never worked in their life courtesy of oil money, yet Our Niger deltans, custodians of Nigeria's oil wealth are up in arms for a mere 13% that cant go round. At a GDP per capita of 5700 USD most Libyans are considerably poor people and if you want to be lazy you can always relocate there. Also Libya has a population of 5 million, such a population can easily be serviced with very little oil, Nigeria at 160 million cannot be handled by the government, the people need to drive the economy, Saudi Arabia is like Lybia albeit to a lesser extent and by Western Standards even the Saudi Arabians with their GDP per capita of 26,000 USD aren't very well off, they are more like Portugal and Greece at 22,000 USD and 24000 USD respectively who Ironically are begging Germans for money but you can always look to Saudi Arabia as your role model. you guys are shameless Better shameless than easily impressionable like you are, consider all sides and consequences of things before buying into it like sheep. We agree that Nigeria is fugged up but there is a place where a country like Nigeria must be headed, we are too big to be a federal welfare state like Libya, Botswana and Qatar, It is much easier and much more efficient for Nigeria to aim to be like South Korea, Japan, Germany and The US, it seems a lofty goal but with Nigerians population and resources it is the most effective way. Government encourages, protects and supplies all that the people need to fly by themselves, it cannot work otherwise, there is far too much for it to micromanage the way the UAE and previously mentioned countries do, we are not setup like them.[/quote]the easiest way to identify a m0r0n is obtuse argument, i don't really wish to respond to you because like you said, you are a refugee in another man's country with all your jingoism. in my post i was specific to Niger delta and your pea sized brain understood it as "welfare state". now go back and read about the population of the Niger delta and compare it with libya, qatar and saudi arabia. like i said, when you return from exile we talk. Ministry of info. has 12 channels and nobody will set up tele business again? do you even have a brain? must you show the world that you were just released from a mental facility? The 36 states of Nigeria has independent Radio and Tv stations run by various state governments, lagos alone has more than 5, not including radio channels, all digital, in the midst of all these DSTV rakes in more profit in Nigeria than South Africa. if you don't have facts, just stick to your normal dosage. I ask you again, NTA as a federal prastatal has staff who are paid by the federal Govt yet they have 32 TV stations in Nigeria, running advertorials on per minute basis, where is the money? where does ministry of information in Nigeria sink its budget where? that the whole BON could not afford AFCON TV right? i personally will not engage a psycho in an argument that bothers around the oil industry let alone a m0r0n who is an out patient in an oversea mental home, we will talk when you return, 5yrs is too long to put pictures together from a solitary confinement. |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan On Power Supply, Transportation & Rehabilitation On Pipelines by jpphilips(m): 12:01am On Feb 06, 2013 |
misreal: typical nigerian..ppl dat blves no president is doin well....keep shouting foul play while developement continuesin the face of corruption, no progress will be made in this country, not even GEJ can change that |
| Politics › Re: Okupe Calls Opposition Parties Noisemakers by jpphilips(m): 11:21pm On Feb 05, 2013 |
tomakint: For the records, I am not a fan of any party be it PDP, ACN, APGA, CPC and all that! But this Jonathan, he will always have my support, I see Jonathan as that man who will eventually break the monopolization of Nigerian party politics into shreds, not even the merger of the other parties can fix this country's problem. In the area of basic amenities; potable water, power supply, working private sectors, good roads, etc previous governments have failed us but would rather leave Nigeria worse than the way they met it! Now Jonathan has began to work on those ailing basic amenities destroyed by previous governments, but goons in the house will not let him rest!please can you be more precise on such amenities you referred to above? |
| Politics › Re: What Do We Get To Enjoy As Nigerians? by jpphilips(m): 10:42pm On Feb 05, 2013*. Modified: 11:14pm On Feb 05, 2013 |
[quote author=CROWÉ]There is no country in the world that religion serves as a way of unifying people, stop spreading bullshit, second, it is not the Nigerian governments responsibility to bring AFCON to Nigerians, you people depend too much on the government, whether it is how we have been conditioned or not, unless you were born in 1970 such a backward mindset is not forgivable. I think it was HiTV, if they still exist yell at them and AiT and NTA etc leave the government out of it, they have things that they are actually responsible for.[/quote]the ministry of info. in Ghana few years ago launched 14 free satellite hosted foreign and local channels not just for Ghanians but the whole of west Africa,(multi tv) mind you that most of those channels are either live streams they spend money to broadcast or pre paid channels. Now what is the ministry of Info. in the most populous black nation in the world doing with their budget? if you cant answer that then you are a stark m0r0n with inferiority complex. Ghana is managing to export about 48,000bbls of crude daily with a tiny population and you think your Govt is doing you a a favor with corruption? are you aware that most pay tV channels in Europe and America are viewed free in the middle east courtesy of their Govt? same oil money like Nigeria? truth is; most Nigerians have not traveled out to understand how real Govt work, we have subconsciously set mediocrity as a standard. most Saudi Arabian and Libyan citizens have never worked in their life courtesy of oil money, yet Our Niger deltans, custodians of Nigeria's oil wealth are up in arms for a mere 13% that cant go round. you guys are shameless 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 7:30pm On Feb 05, 2013*. Modified: 11:26am On Apr 01, 2013 |
Dibiachukwu: rubbish. If they want to help us, they should stop lending money to criminals. And mind their business.help you because you are a destitute or you are struck by leprosy? how do you mean help you?? how about helping yourself?? |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 6:40pm On Feb 05, 2013 |
Awoofawo: IMPORTING AND EXPORTING INMATESThe moment you chose to commit a crime, you have lost the privilege of living in a free society, it doesn't matter how much a criminal has to work or earn or the conditions he had to face, he had a choice before he blew it away committing crime. i love your US vs China comparison which i find laughable. crack handling of higher quantity will land you a death sentence in china, while it gets you 10yrs in the US like you said, rightly put, the reason why US has more inmates than the Chinese has nothing to do with population, it is either their strident laws have executed most criminals or people are deterred from committing such crimes. well, i wonder which you prefer, get a long sentence and work for pittance OR get shot in the head for the same crime? |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 6:27pm On Feb 05, 2013 |
Awoofawo: This no about what PDP or any political party Mr!He that is down fears no fall, we can only expect better cos we have seen worse already |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 4:55pm On Feb 04, 2013 |
Awoofawo: But Congo is also one of most political unstable in the world!what has the west done in any country that PDP has not done to Nigerians  |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Unveils Homemade Stealth Fighter Jet (Pictures & Video) by jpphilips(m): 2:21pm On Feb 04, 2013 |
benson19: All dis nigerians na wa 4 una oooo i knw no wetin b una problem with IRAN AND ISREAL bt make IRAN try bomb ISREAL 1st make dem see d difference btw war and riots.... We cn choose peace or wari dont know what is spurring your blind support for isreal, the last war they fought with the Palestinians (Hamas) they lost, the effect of that loss is that Isreal has relaxed most hegemonies it has on Gaza and west bank, needless to say the new border arrangement which made isreal to bequeath most lands to the Palestinians. as an adult, (ie if you are anyways)you are better off arguing with facts not mere conjectures. you can as well enlighten yourself a little here and thank me later. [url]http://www.mirajnews.com/en/article/column/419-gaza-ceasefire-israel-submits-to-hamas-conditions-and-demands.html [/url] http://kashmirwatch.com/news/print.php/2012/12/10/meshaal-in-gaza-a-significant-morale-booster-exercise.phtml |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 1:23pm On Feb 04, 2013*. Modified: 3:49pm On Feb 04, 2013 |
Builder: reading the above is like reading a comedy script. very funnyeven the third law of motion sounded like a joke to the feeble minds, the truth is; the society is not a level play ground so it is perfectly understandable if you fell into the category of the intellectual less privileged. |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 1:15pm On Feb 04, 2013 |
Ngwakwe: Is like the contracts are not going in their favour, Chines and Russians are offering better price than the west.I implore you to go back to school so you can trim the rough edges of your enlightenment. the west have companies that have the highest experience in oil exploration in the world, they employ state of the art technology to ensure a safe delivery of Natural gas. make no mistakes, thinking that China and Russia are coming with a better deal is very myopic because every sane person with a scintilla of experience in oil exploration will tell you he prefers western corporations over the chincos in terms of; remuneration of their work force and sundry benefits State of the art technology for efficient service delivery and maximization of profit safety of assets and personnel logistics and planning. you cannot just throw everything that matters away in your quest for cheaper deals, cheap comes with its challenges by the time it becomes obvious you will be the first to cry. the switz ADAAX has been sold to Chinese Sinopec, go to ADANGA oil field and see the kinda death trap jackets they have there, compare it with what you see in EXXON or Chevron oil fields, it wont be long before we start counting statistics of how many lives and assets that have been lost, no thanks to your cheap Chinese articles. |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 1:22am On Feb 04, 2013 |
Builder: 67 likes!!!! surely nairalanders are dumbheds. Why the insults and abusive words, surely u can articulate ur point without insults. Anyways, why cant cameron focus on his country.. since he became the PM of UK, the cost of living in that country have tripled, their ecomomy is in tatters, he taxes the poor people like no tommorrw yet, give tax cut to his friends and other rich folks funding his premiership, crime have gone up same as unemplyment, while statistics to prove this point have been manipulated to promote his premiership.. u never see any nigerian politicians telling him to cleanse the corruption in the british govenment or the british press and dont let me start on the american economyive not seen any sense in what you said above, attacking Cameron's administration doesn't disprove his assertion so you can spare that for your fellow propagandists, i agree with your recommendation number one, the rest are mere fantasies, rem. Cameron never said the G8 will map out a guide line on how Nigeria will spend its money, rather you have failed to realize that Nigeria even in our abundance still depend on them for development, that is the point you missed. Tell me one major project of this administration that is not being funded by foreign loans, HIV/AIDS, railway projects,Electricity, roads, just mention it, these are basic infrastructures if i still remember vividly. the time it took you to put up that sermon above, half of it could have given you a proper understanding of what the man is saying. do you know how much IMF and sundry loans Nigeria is servicing? the 2012 budget earmarked 68billion for servicing loans alone, within this same fiscal year we have borrowed more than $10b from different sources. trying to ratiocinate that can cause a migraine, now who owns the money you are borrowing? who owns the IMF/world bank loans you are borrowing? how many times has Nigeria contributed to USAID/UNESCO?UNICEF at al? we are freaking at the receiving end all the time, and the owners of this money are saying that since we can produce the richest black person in the world, since a mere gov. can be richer than a county in Europe, there is something fundamentally wrong with the same institution always coming to them cap in hand. The G8 are going to review your access to loans and nothing more. Bro. jo saw nothing good he can do for Nigerians except subsidy removal, do you know why? because it is a requirement for more loans to be given. your MNC fingers are the most ridiculous, you don't have problems accusing shell of not playing big daddy but you chose to forget that in the JV agreement that brought shell in the first place, someone goes home with 60% of the lot. with shell's 40% they have succeeded in building a world class institution operating in all crannies of our hemisphere over the years yet, the man with 60% has absolutely nothing to show for it, do you blame Cameron for that? NNPc with its subsidiary NPDC started 27years ago, today as we speak, they have managed to produce a paltry 100,000bbls/d of crude, shouldn't we be ashamed of our institutions? its competitor in china (CNPC) this last decade has taken Africa by storm, gaining relevance outside its domain, same can be said of PETROBRAS an off shoot of a fellow developing economy spreading its tentacles and gaining relevance, here at home we have leaders either w@nking with a PIB or a crippled NNPC that cant successfully operate just one facility at owaza or oguta after so many years of disservice,cant you see that there is something fundamentally wrong with your institutions? we accuse Shell of pollution, environmental degradation et al are they equally responsible for pipeline vandalism? kpo fire nko? Mend attacks nko? or the crude disappear once the pipeline is blown open? oh!! i almost forgot flaring, this same shell between 2002 to 2006 launched an aggressive AGG campaign geared towards harnessing associated gases, what was NNPC's contribution towards that as the custodian of 60% in our JV agreement? let me guess, buy them beer, ask them to go secure foreign loans, then we pay them with oil later, is that how sane people do business? and you don't see something fundamentally wrong with your institutions? you talked about better prices for African products, i don't see any sense there, we are active in OPEC where member states use demand and supply forces to regulate prices, that is oil our biggest export, what else do you want the west to do for you? beg you to mechanize your Agriculture? or you want your cassava to be more expensive because you harvested it with a matchete? when a better genetically engineered specie is littered every where looking for patronage? i don't see your point. or they should beg you to improve your Electricity which has manacled the success of local manufacturing that would spur export, or they should stop you from collecting multiple taxes from petit businesses? or beg you to eradicate corruption the bane of loan accessibility to manufacturers? what exactly do you want them to do for you in this regard? China realizing how much export means to its economy, keeps their currency weak at all times,which makes their goods cheaper, they didn't stop there, they have close to free shipping services for made in china goods to any destination in the world, is that too much to ask of Nigerian leaders? where is our trade blueprint for the next five years, none, and the ministry in charge of it nko? quietly sleeping. incompetence in all facets of our existence in this country. Today, China is the world biggest manufacturers, America goes cap in hand asking them to strengthen the yuan because it is suffocating America's exports, do we really need to ask for fair prices if we are good in what we are doing? look again at our oil, the biggest thing you export, how many indigenous companies can employ indigenous technology to extract that your oil, tell me? how many? you still run to shell, chevron etc to help you extract it then you still have mouth to talk. your last issue about debt reduction really proved that you didn't understand what this thread is about, who will reduce your loan for you a) the owner of the money OR b) the mad people in power that have no plan for the future of this country? you are always there to beg and they are always willing to oblige you, Lagos and Abuja have permanent offices for all the donor lobbyists that are rewarded handsomely for the m0r0ns in power to perfect their patronage, who should help you in this case? does IMF tell you to service loans you did not take? why do you need loans to fund supplementary budget when Cecelia Ibru alone has enough money to buy off a whole street in the united states, that is what the G8 members are concerned about. five years ago, the Paris club cancelled a lot of debt for us, like you suggested, did it take us how many years to go back to square one? you paid off $12b, they forgave almost that same amount, in less than 5yrs, you have borrowed to the tune of $48b and counting. there is something fundamentally wrong with your institutions and the G8 wants to figure it out, who knows our revolution can start from there. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Farouk, Emenalo Reject Prison Food by jpphilips(m): 9:26pm On Feb 03, 2013 |
[quote author=CROWÉ]China is not the country we want to emulate.[/quote]oh!! really!! which one do you want to emulate? a PDP led Dungeon called Nigeria? |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 9:19pm On Feb 03, 2013 |
0lumide: No!!! G8 and all these fuckinnng egotistical Europeans organizations giving condescending advices to Nigeria. Advice the Nigerian people to fight for their rights in Nigeria not hold talks on what action will be taken.. Nigeria is a sovereign nation and her survival as a nation should depend solely on her citizens not international help..Guy, the Europeans are not coming to help you fight corruption, they are reconsidering their moral obligation in helping you with loans while you waste yours. quit emotional boisterity and read the article again 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 8:26pm On Feb 03, 2013 |
queensmith: the worse they can do is cut off aid, which they should do. But it won't make a major difference, theres still plenty of oil money to stealyou are a m0r0n to say the least, forgive me, but i cant fetch a better title |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 8:17pm On Feb 03, 2013 |
ocelot2006: Yeah, because the looting began with GEJ's administration. Forget about past military regimes and last 2 democratic administrations were governors, including your beloved Tinubu, looted this country's coffers dry. [b]Heap it all on an administration that's trying to cut down on spending [/b]and instill a culture of saving, one that even BRF kicked against.Can you tell us exactly how this administration is achieving the bold in your statement? oh! sorry i forgot that the military got 900b naira in this fiscal year's budget alone, needless to stretch further that i know where your loyalty lies. |
| Politics › Re: G8 Leaders To Discuss Nigeria’s Controversial Oil Wealth Wastage by jpphilips(m): 7:49pm On Feb 03, 2013 |
Lilnikee: Does it concine them how we manage/spend our oil Money.young man it does, let me suppose you are a sadist or perhaps a direct beneficiary of the said malfeasance, do you know how much this country receives in aids and grants from these same people you think its not their business? take this as an example, how can USAID give Nigeria $2b to fight malaria, yet Nigeria makes $2b in less than a week in oil sales alone. what this great minds are trying to say is this; they need a strategy of accountability for developing economies who still have viable sources of income, because if that is achieved they will spend less in giving them aids and grants. the western world want to save their money and they know they can achieve that by helping developing economies fight corruption. it is sardonic that the average Nigerian does not really understand how much they have lost in the hands of corruption, needless to point that bigotry and other social ills have blinded them completely from the obvious truth. Now i don't want the G8 to stop there, i want a situation where all the world creditors will blacklist Nigeria from accessing international grants and loans, This ban will be gradually lifted as soon as a responsible government is accountable as to how he spends his own money. you cant ask the white man to help you with money when you use yours to dance "Azonto" in the market square, it is ridiculous and the G8 is now ready to deal with it. the sour end of that road is that we pile up so much debt that even generations unborn cannot offset them. imagine where your debt is bigger than your so called foreign reserve, that is why our economy is not progressive. Obasanjo paid off the paris club debt with $12b in raw cash, now imagine what that whooping sum could have achieved in this economy. the Govt that succeeded obasanjo did not wait 6 months to incur 2 times the Paris club debt, can you imagine that? on a lighter note, please G8 as a personal favor to me, launch a covert operation that will disintegrate the PDP just like the soviet USSR, that will significantly reduce the level of corruption in Nigeria, for the biggest political party in Africa to dip hands in a country's foreign reserve to pursue an election agenda, is not just a slap to the Nigerian people but also an affront to our sensibilities. surely, Nigeria has a lot of economic terrorists and the United Nations security council should as matter of urgency invoke a near PATRIOT ACT for the annihilation of these goons that lead Nigeria so help me God |
| Sports › Re: Ivory Coast Vs Nigeria : Who Is Your Man Of The Match by jpphilips(m): 6:55pm On Feb 03, 2013 |
Roland17: FOR ALL THOSE WHO QUESTIONED KESHI'S CREDIBILITY AS COACH, ALL I CAN SAY IS ARE U WATCHING?Keshi did something very impressive by allowing Moses to operate in the midfield, he gave the long awaited forward drive to the eagles team who before now has lost focus. kudos to keshi |
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