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OmoOshodi:The fools on this forum will never agree that Dangote's monopoly is unhealthy for the Nigerian state and economy. The power dangote holds over the Nigerian market is too much and with it he can sabotage any government that goes against his wish. He needs to be curtailed, otherwise Nigeria and especially southern Nigeria will suffer in future |
Olaide1295:Your eyes are open but you can't see cos you're as blind as a bat. How does criticising unfair labour practices in Nigeria turn one into a socialist? Again, what exactly is wrong in being a socialist? If criticising the exploitation and enslavement of Nigerians in their own country due to the stupidity and greed of politicians who can't see the future implications makes me a socialist then yes, I am proud to be a socialist. Compare being a socialist to you that is a morónic blind capitalist. Are you saying you enjoy the exploitation going on in Nigeria by your fellow capitalists? How do you explain that your minimum wage since 2019 was N30000, equivalent to $100 then and today the minimum wage paid by the capitalist system is still N30000, equivalent of $20 today meanwhile all the capitalist enterprises declare billions upon billions in profit year after year till today. If the labour force in Nigeria was not productive would the greedy selfish and exploitative capitalists see profits to declare or did their capital multiply itself and turn into profits without the input of labour? You're too blind to see that the exploitative action of capitalists is killing Nigeria's labour force. It is forcing brain drain and it is making Nigeria weak everyday and causing overdependence on foreign goods and services cos the labour here is not given room to grow and develop and improve their lives due to miserable salary that is barely enough to feed and transport yourself to work not to talk of paying for education to improve your life. Nigerian workers on average; 1. Receive very poor wages that they barely use to feed and pay essential bills, thus ruling out funding for better education for better skill attainment. 2. Work excessive number of hours for poor wages, making it nearly impossible for them to dedicate time for education and other self improvement skills 3. Maltreated at their work place by their superiors who threaten and punish them unjustly without any incentive for good performance....exact template of slaves, slave drivers and slave masters back in time. The list is endless. All this is because Nigeria law makers and enforcers and people like you who defend the rotten system see nothing wrong with it and do nothing. Keep defending the greedy selfish and exploitative capitalists. One day you and your children will be food for the slaves you are creating. I won't bother replying you again cos you sound senseless |
blacknp:Open a thread and let's debate about Nigeria. I'll clear your doubt. Morón that can't type more than two comprehensible sentences. |
Olaide1295:Fucking moronic capitalist! America is a capitalist society and there are contract jobs in America. What is the minimum wage for contract workers in America compared to Nigeria? Why are Americans not running away from their country to come do contract work in Nigeria since it's so appealing to you slowpoke? |
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They won't burn their senators and legislators who steal in billions. You catch a common thief that needs counselling and help and you roast the person but you see the senator, house of rep member, governor, president, minister, commissioner, permanent secretary and councillor who steal everyone's money and indirectly create death suffering and destruction and you lie down on the ground to greet them because you are a fool. Nigeria is a banana republic and this type of mob action is proof |
I won't be surprised if oil is in that community and some powerful people in government want to use the propaganda of soldiers being killed to wipe off the community so they can harvest the oil free of charge without community. Those clapping for the action of the military now, having swallowed the propaganda of Tinubu government, should also clap when the youths from that area take up arms and begin to destroy oil installations to cripple government revenue. Last last something must activate Tinubu pro max. This may be it |
[quote author=talk2hb1 post=128979931][/quote]You don't need evidence need evidence to prove that people whose houses are being burnt did the killing but you need evidence to show that the army intimidated, provoked, harassed or did something nasty in that community before meeting their untimely death. Do you see how one sided your reasoning is? How many times have you heard in the news that the US or UK or Canada army went to settle a communal dispute without the knowledge of the president? You live in a banana republic called Nigeria where everyone behaves senselessly and take laws into their own hands once they perceive they have the instrument of power behind them (guns, government, money and uniform). So I don't expect you to understand the law or how normal people behave and resolve civil dispute. For the army to be called to resolve civil dispute, it shows how weak the institution of policing is in Nigeria. People have little or no faith in the police, that is why they run to the army whose core mandate is the protection and preservation of the territorial integrity of Nigeria against any external aggression, except during civil war. It's pointless explaining things to you since you believe it is right for the army to be meddling in civil disputes. One day, your neighbour or someone else will call the army to deal with you. That is the day you'll remember this day. |
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winner37:Please modify your first post you quoted me and remove what I said |
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winner37:Have you read it? |
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