TopBanter:


They will continue to make more money exploiting the penchant of Africans for dereliction of duty to then lay blame on others.

Education does not seem to have improved the capacity of Nigerians to deliver solutions for themselves and their fellow citizens.

For example, every Nigerian today is moaning about hunger and "ebinpawa" etal.

Yet where is the #backtothefarm resolve others would have adopted worldwide if faced with our similar challenge?

Nigerians, even faced with existentialist challenges, continue to disengage themselves from the solutions-provision process to insist a few individuals must find solutions for 230 million people.

Yet we don't see what is patently wrong with this approach that shames us as educated but unthinking.
Learned but wasteful of knowledge acquired. Normal eyesight yet blind to so much.

I have lost count of how many times westerners have theorised about what they would make of Africa, with her natural endowment, if it were their home continent.

Our main challenge, that many have never factored into their thinking, is how we cannot provide solutions for ourselves even with possession of some of the finest academic education known to man.

Tjra:

Bro, I used to bash all Southeasterners before but I know better now.

The Obidients amongst them are the bad eggs painting the rest black. They are uncouth, troublesome, loud and vocal which is why we hear them more.

Trust me, not all of them are bad and ungrateful and I mean it.

SatoshiX:
Sim should just beg and negotiate how to enjoy his 4 years tenure.

AbujaCitiBlog:

You are mentally ill and know nothing about American politics.

ryloy:


Others have not conducted their poll. I thought you guys are educated or you cannot read?

ryloy:



Cry more

confusedlady:


I don't see how a Kalabari (Ijaw) man becomes an Ikwerre man......please we are all enlightened here. There is no need of gas lighting to earn brownie points during an argument. .

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SmartPolician:
Although every Tom, Dick, and Harry ought to earn a minimum wage, some employers would argue that if they have live-in maids whom they feed (considering how expensive foodstuff is now) and provide shelter for, they don't necessarily have to pay them 70k per month.

Anyway, I am more interested in state governors and LGA Chairmen paying the minimum wage - everything is expensive now. Any executive office holder who cannot pay it should resign.

confusedlady:



Can I see a link for the bolded please.

Fighttillvictory:
hey propagadist put my post in order it is runo's and not run's. And what ever the fuc you wrote above is, it has no meaning

confusedlady:


I need you to understand that I am pointing out the various postulations among Ikwerre historians. The Ikwerre refuse to be yoked with the Ibo,but the Ibo keep on trying to attach themselves to the Ikwerre. Professor Eric in the original post argued that the Ikwerre migrated from Benin but the Ibo keep on arguing that this is not true because of similarity of language,because of this I provided you with another Ikwerre historian who as argued that the Ibo were actually vassals of the Ikwerre and Ibos migrated from Ikwerre to their present locations. Moving from the sea to the hinterland to form new towns.

My personal opinion on this issue is that if people refuse to be associated with you. Accept it as your fate and let it be. Ikwerre refuses to be associated with the Ibo. The Ibo need to accept this and let the Ikwerre people be.

Fighttillvictory:
umunnem with this history I think it is best we allow the runs to wallow in their stupidity

Okoroawusa:

No mind that one. They never learn.

In 2015 he supported GEJ....he lost

In 2019 he supported Atiku....he lost


In 2023 he supported Peter y.....he lost


If that's not prostitution of the highest order I don't know what to call it

We are in a state of emergency. The cost of living in Nigeria now is too high. Anything that can be done to bring down the cost of living will calm the mood of the people. The suffering is just too much”.

We are in a state of emergency. The cost of living in Nigeria now is too high. Anything that can be done to bring down the cost of living will calm the mood of the people. The suffering is just too much”.

UstazAhmed:


Nigeria Christians are monogamous. They won't increase like us that are polygamous

aderadio1:
That is to say the governors are still the alpha and omega of everything in the state.
LG autonomy is still far from being achieved.

flokii:
NMDPRA is the regulatory authority.. they have their standards and everything to check quality of refined petroleum products put into circulation in Nigeria.

Saying the NMDPRA Chief doesn't know what he is saying is just like saying the country's regulatory agencies don't know their job.. Moreover it's a Northerner heading the Agency so no talk of ethnic bias.