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firstEVA:I don't know , but let the Southies burn. But you..... you've been a mystery unearthing would be an ecstatic experience. Come on out of the shadows, Eva. There's more to you than e-wars. I want to hear the roar on the other side of your silence ![]() |
firstEVA: I was expecting you to blow me away ![]() |
firstEVA:No you're not. You're flesh and blood of varying temperature. |
DieVluit:NIGERIA becoming the 22nd biggest economy in the world is a headliner. Google it away and stop being a grumbling kid. You didn't answer the question pertaining why south African firms are still struggling to remain in Nigeria . If the economic climate is thus bad I want to see your firms heading home. But they are willing to pay 3.6 billion dollars as fine to remain in Africa's largest market and biggest economy. This makes rubbish of your claims. The Nigerian Naira has never been a strong currency for decades. And I wonder why Japan still has a not so good currency too. But they are the 4th largest economy on earth.It helps their export, as it does Chinese goods. We don't need stronger Naira to render you redundant economically. South Africa is a wrong investment for Africa. After dozens of African countries rallied to deliver you from the clutches of apartheid, all there is to show for it is a failed economy, decaying of public infrastructure, vain competition and Xenophobia. South Africa is an investment of no returns ![]() |
DieVluit:I have you are source from IMF and you're reacting with one from Blomberg? This man is desperate. All that matters is we are above you. Period. I see Nigeria asking south Africans to leave (shoprite, mtn and stanbic bank) and yet they are pleading to remain. ![]() Let's see your firms leave Nigeria then I will believe foreign firms are really leaving. In the meantime, mtn should pay up asap. It's going to be a nice way to close the year, 2015.
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DieVluit:Stock exchange? You must be nuts. If countries are measured economically by stockexchange , South Africa will be in the top 5 economies of the world not languishing in the 30-ish region. The PIC below is the true reflection of our economic powers. Can you tell me what position, old lady south Africa occupies? Nigeria is standing neck and shoulder above South Africa.
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DieVluit:1, No it is not. It only slows like every other economy including India, China and Indonesia. 2, we have already surpassed you and left you behind in the dust. We are Africa's biggest economy and Pretoria recognises that. Do you want me to show you the angry reaction from Pretoria, Durban and jobourg the moment Nigeria was announced as your economic superiors? 3, no problem with that, since you're not growing. 4, really, mtn and shoprite are fighting with their lives to remain in Nigeria. South Africa belongs to the past. |
mzilakazi:lolz, so you have the emotions to feel a sense of rage and shame. Welcome to humankind. Unfortunately, you're still a failure just like the cheap prophylactic that failed your father during his drunken nailing of your mother. You're a product of drunken rape and sour thighs mixed with bitter sobbing and self-debasement. Over to you. |
DieVluit:South Africa isn't the US and not even nearly there. Our economy is slowing not SHRINKING like yours. We grew 7percent from 2009 to 2014 then growth slowed to 5 percent in 1st quarter 2015 to 2/3 percent 3rd quater this year. South Africa is not slowing ,and isn't stagnant either, it has slowed to 0 percent and started SHRINKING by 1.3 percent. Your economy is no where matured too, your people are as as poor as poor itself, unemployment is very high and inequality is a byword for South Africa. With a $300 billion GDP, you need to grow your ass out of the dirt. China is over 14 trillion dollars and its still growing more than 5%. India is a trillion dollar economy and she still grows by 8%. South Africa is 300 laughable billion and she's telling us about matured economy. You're content and satisfied with mediocrity. Nigeria isn't and we won't stop reaching for the stars. |
mzilakazi:[/s] You're not even sane enough to tell what time it is. |
TrapLORD:True, lawyering is as boring as banking to me, bro. It is common for intelligent girls to have that dismissive and utra-bold demeanour. Hope she backs it up with an, at least average facial or body configuration. Her social know-how can keep anyman hooked for eternity but then she still has to be soft physically. I'll be finding out for myself soon enough. |
TrapLORD:@bolded is what I made of her too. But damn, you could make a good lawyer and advocate . |
TrapLORD:intellect? Like me? If that were true, I remember they say opposites attract more. She's amongst the few on NL that have given me a worthy e-duel worthy of my data costs. And if we can _fuck as good as we could fight, who's to say I won't shed my enduring garb of doubts about the romance section. A physical profile of her would help, even if it were the faintest semblance on her DP. |
DieVluit:You're quoting an economy that still outgrows yours? For heaven's sake your economy is SHRINKING!!! |
TrapLORD: she's been out of my radar with no hint as to her physical make-up. But sensationally, she had me hooked.Her BF isn't seeing anything funny about it though. |
iterator24:Hmn, this is revealing oh. Things are deeper than they really seem. |
iblawi:Mzilakazi isn't worth the effort of a logical response. Why waste time on a numb tissue? The only thing human about that being is the breath that goes through his purposeless nostrils. Abacha was one of the worst things to happen to Mandela, nay South Africa, after apartheid. It is all written in bold in history. And that excuse of man knows it. Gosh!!! |
dapipson:looks like Uniben hall 3. But seems to have changed. |
enstack:Funny how you didn't notice this during courtship. But are you the domineering type? Yeah, some women have the domineering streak that could enfeeble a man who has had a domineering mother ,especially in a fatherless home. Sadly, the world today has turned a good percentage of men into effeminate beings who actually believe that being a "yes" man to a woman is now the hallmark for feminine endorsement (Hello feminism). You said you love him, so good. So work it out. It's marriage now and not just any relationship. But one thing's for sure, if his wuzzy behaviour isn't a childhood maladjustment from his upbringing, it could be you . |
Pucaxo:He is never worth the effort of my keystrokes. |
Pucaxo:lolz, who's my bae? I didn't o. Can't remember the last time I bumped into her sef. Anyone met her in reallife? |
ssweetorgasm:Son, the script on my signature isn't about me: it's about Nigeria, all she has endured since her independence and what her calling is. What I did was to personalise Nigeria and put her in the first person narrative for effect. I always educate you free of charge. It is no surprise seeing that you quickly opted to be a footballer because your mental elasticity can't stretch beyond the dregs of romance section in NL. You need to increase your intellectual base before I can troll with you. You're such a base level daft with an IQ the size of your girlfriend's clitórìs. Go away, please. You're romance section perennial nuisance. |
Jolllyjoy:Hasn't changed a bit. But the trolling there is constructively factual with real life situations. Only the resilience of the Nigerian people is moving the country. The government remains indecisive at best and incompetent at worse. |
ssweetorgasm:I know you're suffering from attention deficit syndrome and lack of parental validation. Your borderline demency is genealogically acquired. You're a cheap jack whose mental balance is tilting to the dusty roots of your decrepit heritage. Run away, boy, you hold not my interest. |
Pucaxo:Been hiding in the political section lately. The Nigerian economy seems to be on autopilot with the new political hierarchy thinking that fighting corruption automatically grows the economy. What's happening at your end? |
[quote author=FTBOY post=40651002][/quote]Lolz, thanks brother. Laugh wan' kill me. The way you weaved this "interview" into a sword and a balm at the same time. But I'm flattered o, make I no lie. Thanks, bro. |
mzilakazi:50 million people with a history of carnage, violence, incompetence, overriden with AIDS, rape, murder, savagery, and stagnant growth lower than all of Africa poses no threat. South Africa is a candle light put off, only the warmth from the wax remains. What scares me is your future, you're almost in a place that's irredeemably lost to oblivion. |
Patchesagain:south Africa is a giant cooking pot of corruption, incompetence, confusion and aids. |
mzilakazi:your illiteracy is genealogically acquired. How many times have I disgraced you with the facts. Mandela called for oil sanctions and was ignored by African nations,including southern. African nations, America and Europe. You're a hollow baboon. |
Patchesagain:1. South africa's bric membership is of no significance to Africa or itself. Stop Over flogging a dead horse. Ethiopia has the AU permanent secreteriate, does that make Ethiopia the most politically influential nation in africa? 2. Nigeria hosted the united nation's committee on apartheid to liberate south Africa. Nigeria had to nationalised the british barcley bank and several other firms to force the british to suspend apartheid south Africa. Nigeria trained your troops during the apartheid struggle, gave scholarships to anc zulus to acquaint them with modern codes of civility. Ordinary Nigerians contributed to fund the anc. Nigeria was a front-line state in the fight for southafrica as acknowledged by your defence public relations officer, major general muta...(zulu names are too ugly to remember). The federal government spent billions on funding the anc. We freed you in the truest definition of that word. Southafroica is feeling insecure by Nigeria's history. After Nigeria humiliated Mandela by getting your own SADC to isolate you, I can understand south Africa's pain. |
mzilakazi:we could be lenient when zulus own up they've been misbehaving. That's the big brother for yOu. |
mzilakazi:was not the sandf called in for rhino guarding and warding Off of cross border poachers? Mumu. SOUTH Africa has been steadily drafting the sandf into tackling crime. SO Zimbabwe slammed Zuma for foolishly opining Zimbabwe keeps her soldiers in the barracks. Go and read. Dummy. |
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