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If I ask you a simple question, how will nigeria be great again in our lifetime? I am sure you will not give me a honest answer. [quote author= post=88457315]Anything to move our nation forward is all we are after. Nigeria will be great again in our lifetime. God bless Nigeria. [/quote] |
E be like say you no learn how to count for your nursery school. Froshloaded: |
Many are called but only a handful are chosen. Listen to religious hustlers such as these at your own peril. Last I checked, the religious entrepreneur did not even live in Nigeria. It is just laughable really these so-called men of God will choose to obey the law of the land when it suits them and to give a dissenting opinion when it does not. And whatever stupidity men such as this spew often thrives in an environment such as ours filled with equally stupid people who are too dumb to think for themselves or too simple minded to read the bible and interpret what it says. Some idiots will still defend this man to the last drop of their blood, even if it means them dying. I am not against those who are truly called, you can find that evident in the way they conduct themselves. I am against stupidity and blind faith to religion being perpetuated by obviously false men of God. |
Until we treat ourselves with dignity and self-respect, love ourselves, look up to ourselves rather than look up to foreigners as superiors, incidents such as these will continue to happen. |
It was only a matter of time. |
When Eto'o and Drogba blast these doctors and African leaders say nothing, it speaks volumes. |
They don't know what protein the masses prefer and they wouldn't want to offend them by offering the wrong kind. soberdrunk: |
We should rather pray for your stupidity. MyVILLAGEpeople: |
You need not have fears, ofcourse funds will be looted which is why I consider certain high profile individuals who gave out actual cash to be quite stupid (even though it is their money and who am I to tell them how to spend it). Giving money to the government of this country on any level is akin to pouring water through a basket and expecting to gather water. If the government of this country could divert relief materials meant for internally displaced persons in Borno, then stealing funds for Covid-19 relief is nothing to them. Hell, they would even divert and attempt to probably sell some of the relief materials meant to curb the spread of this disease if it was not so deadly. Save your fears for some other stuff |
So now we must look to Bola Ahmed Tinubu for solutions. One of the men who put the economy in its fragile state as you have suggested through his consistent pilfering of public funds that could have provided meaningful development which in turn would have created a ripple effect and positively helped the local economy. This is exactly what is wrong with Nigerians. We are so helpless that we look to our oppressors to help us. We believe they'll change overnight, turn a new leaf and become better, well meaning individuals. So printing more naira is the way to go abi. We should adopt these clearly stupid piece meal solutions after we failed time and time again to do the right thing at the right time. I sincerely hope that this Coronavirus thing will put a strain on the local economy so much so that it splits this useless stinking corpse of a country. Let each go his own separate way. It has always been my view that each would be better off in their respective enclaves than in this collective joke we all refer to as a country. And if you cannot see that nothing has ever changed and nothing will change, not now, not in another 100 years with the kind of structure we have both leadership and otherwise, then clearly you are part of the problem. seunmsg: |
Sorry what leadership? Or am I in dreamland? nameo: |
My Quote of the day. I really hope all Nigerians would pay attention to this summary of what characterises our Nigerian problem. DominusPrime: |
Now that we have enough confirmed cases, I guess it's time to increase the budget for the Ministry of Health and get some of that WHO grant money for Coronavirus affected countries. Nigeria is a scam, actively run by scam artistes masquerading themselves as leaders and if you believe otherwise despite all of the overwhelming evidence to the contrary, then I wish your life be like Nigeria. |
After how many years? Making all the abokis who own bureau de change many times rich only to suddenly realise it doesn't make sense? This is Nigeria! A joke of a country. CanadaOrBust: |
He will be destroyed eventually. He and his senseless followers. Initially they rejected the whole Amotekun idea. Now they want a name change. Motherfcukers. Throwback: |
My brother, My brother, My brother. You already know where Tinubu's allegiance lies. EmekaMD: |
Quote of the day!!! kingxsamz: |
I was even expecting to see them giving the cow a BJ seeing as they worship the hell out of cows, ordinary suya. Davash222: |
The real question that should be asked is who gave these businesses the licence to operate. I can more than guarantee you that these businesses have influential and highly placed Nigerians on their board who do not give two s**ts about how Nigerians are treated. We need to expose these Nigerians first and foremost. Perhaps shaming them and denying patronage to their racist enterprises can bring some justice to the matter. But I will never count of government to do anything sensible really. In my view, this was a one-off. chival: |
Why stop there. I know an Indian company that has separate toilets and canteens/eating areas for Indians and nigerians. And this sort of behaviour is not restricted to indians alone. Koreans, Indonesians, you name it. All sort of s**thole nationals coming to Nigeria to practice their racist dream and we let them because we are who we are. Too much talk, too little action. |
You too much my person. Although the man was making valid points cos as you know Politicians will always seize opportunity where they can, as I was reading on, the minute he started referencing those 3 people, I just skipped the whole thing. Na fulani herdsmen don credit am so GuestLog: |
You are a savage honestly. hammerU: |
Geographically they are but ethnically they are 90% Yoruba people. Though they sold out long ago but they are still Yoruba. helinues: |
Thanks so much. You are far too kind. khattab008: |
Na to learn French sure pass. Please can anyone recommend a french tutorial centre where a total zero novice such as myself can learn French and be proficient enough to get a reasonable score in the exam. Reasonable enough to elevate my scores and give me some kind of advantage. Also, what duration can one learn enough to pass the exam. |
I know where you got this from, the person that posted it said it was a prediction not the actual draw. Berra correct it before u give people high blood pressure. Eagles92: |
But not too old to pilfer the public treasury. |
Exactly bro. Which is why in a way I feel for him. Whatever he makes over these 3 fights will be his biggest payday but will never compare to what he would have made against AJ. Boxers put their bodies through hell. It is, at the very least, important for them to make a very comfortable earning to allow them cater to their health which 8 out 10 times, fails as they grow older. Only a handful have been healthy as they aged. Numerouno94: |
So they can finish what they started abi? No thanks. namiji2598: |
I even dey pity am small cos you know let's even assume AJ decides to pity him and give him 2 fights he may not be able to generate that buzz that he has had for the past 18 months. And he does not have his belt and I doubt he will get it back from Fury. Na one chance the guy enter, I want to feel sorry for him but he should have taken the offer AJ gave him then. Let's see how it plays out. But sincerely if he cannot get his belt back, he is truly a goner at 34 his options will be limited. He will have to go back to fighting alot of people to have another shot at the title. Is that something he would want to do? I guess we will see. Numerouno94: |
Somebody said somewhere that he was beaten like he stole a laptop in Computer Village. Honestly, I cannot agree more. Perhaps the amount of beating he has taken is what is causing him to still live in denial. I just feel sorry for him cos Fury will still beat him should be choose to exercise the rematch clause. He is not a good boxer, he is only a one, two hard hitting puncher. He fought alot of cab drivers to rack up that 42 win record and now that he has met quality opposition he is nowhere to be found. If I were him at 34, I'd just beg AJ and Eddie Hearn for a 2 fight contract, earn my huge paycheck and retire quietly. |
A private citizen that continues to control the commonwealth of the State of Lagos. Private citizen indeed! While I do not agree with Bode George nor the politics of win at all costs he oversaw during his Vice Chairmanship of the SW within the PDP, he is always spot on when it comes to his comments regarding Mr Tinubu and people such as you should stay on point rather than attempt to launder Tinubu's image to the gullible public. I dislike either men and all they stand for. I believe we Yorubas have more to offer by way of leadership than these two professional thieves. Infact, you can argue that men such as these two have overtime, through subverting of the party machinery, behind the scenes continue to compromise quality leaders or the public's access to quality leaders. And now such men talk about becoming President, I laugh. oyatz: |
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