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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:32am On Jun 02, 2015
mzilakazi:
Mozambique and Namibia had been getting power from SA for many years and now is their turn, because soon we will be helping them again as usual.

See a generator slave telling a 46 000 MW power producing country all sort of nonsense. SA will soon produce between 60-70 000 MW with the nuclear power station beginning this year.

Meanwhile, Cars are stucked in Nigeria with no petrol. Bicycle is your means of transport bra.
Lola, slow Zulu, does generating 45,000 equals dispensing 45,000 ?

The fact is a black south African is the slowest in all of humanity. The anglo-dutch built SA for over 3 centuries and Africa rallied round for you to take control of your own country ....and what do we have? Classic incompetence and imbecility.

Africa should have left you up in those trees where you were content with bananas and noise.

Nigeria has been developing for merely 55 years and have surpassed you on many fonts.

These Zulus just don't know.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:10am On Jun 02, 2015
mzilakazi:
This s.tupid here does not know that the constitution is what ushers democracy. It is the tool that will be used to achieve democratic principles. Nigeria's first constitutional democracy came into being in 1999.

However, even today Nigeria struggle to achieve ultimate democracy. Until they will start to recognise right to life and rights to sexual orientation, they will still be recognised as pseudo democracy. Being locked up just because you are gay is one thing that should be avoided in democracy.

Nigeria had never been a democracy and still is working towards becoming democracy.
as a Soweto brought up, I never expected much deductive reasoning upstairs from you. grin
The 1963 Republican constitution was fully democeatic.

When the military comes in, they suspended it for decree . such as situation is like in a state of emergency. Go back to school or eat the humble pie. Your are so slow.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:03am On Jun 02, 2015
RudzSA:
maybe it's Bcoz u live in west Africa but lets skul u ..the electricity WE generate from Mozambique also lights up Mozambique ,coz we provide electricity for southern Africa not just S.A .ESKOM (South Africa ) is the one that generates that electricity .thers a lot u can learn from us .u now the biggest economy ,so we don't want u to embarrass us as a continent with your generators
Mozambique threatened to send your Zulu ass to the stone age when you showed your xenophobic claws recently. grin.

Our generator we used in powering and producing Africa's biggest economy is a standing proof we are head and shoulders above you. The average Zulu is being spoonfed and given hand out by ANC thereby producing Africa's dullest and slowest group grin

We didn't wait for the government to perform. Our economic success is strictly by the tenacity of Nigerians.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:47am On Jun 02, 2015
RudzSA:
we are just that country they envy , they are wel travelled so they no they are decades behind the mighty SOUTH AFRICA .al they hav is population that's it .how do u live in a loud,annoying generator run country .u ppl shud tak a page from our book .we strike wen the lights go off for an hour .now that's democracy
tiny Mozambique supplies you electricity as eskom ensures all of south Africa is lit by candles.

There's nothing Nigeria can take home from south Africa other than a classic case of the Blackman's inability to develop and maintain what the anglo-dutch has built for the past 300 years.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:42am On Jun 02, 2015
[qud =mzilakazi post=34335576]

Same as Nigeria, it was never a democracy and had never been democracy. They held their first elections in 1979 with the government that never completed its term. It was deposed by military and so Nigeria had never been a democracy ever since its independence from Britain. That's a fact you will never change.[/quote]Military interruption doesn't mean we haven't been a democracy. What Jackshit logic!!! You can change and whine all you can , Nigeria has been a democracy since independence with a coalition formed between the NPC and NCNC that produced Tafawa Balewa and Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe as president and prime minister respectively in 1960 to 1966. President Shagari was president 1979 to 1983.

South Africa has only tested democracy in 1994.
We understand you will never own up.. But such an important history in africa's largest economy and most populous nation is beyond your scope or opinion. Want to troll on.......fine, we have been a democracy when south africa was an apartheid haven.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:38pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
DO YOU KNOW THAT SA HELD ELECTIONS EVERY AFTER FOUR YEARS EVER SINCE ITS INDEPENDENCE FROM BRITAIN IN 1910 WITH ONLY FEW EDUCATED BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS PASSING THEIR VOTES? IN ORDER FOR BLACK MAN TO HAVE INFRANCHISEMENT YOU HAD TO BE EDUCATED. YET SA WAS NOT DEMOCRATIC.
S.A wasn't a democracy but an apartheid regime.

The public was never having franchise except the whites.

In Nigeria every Nigerian reaching the adult suffrage voted and everyone in Nigeria is eligible to contest election.

Again not so in south Africa.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:34pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
The first Nigeria to be recognised as democracy is the one led by PDP. Finish and klaar. End of story.
cheesy that's the one you know. It is either south Africans were too busy worrying about apartheid to notice what was going on in the rest of Africa or you are actually a kid who only got to hear of the PDP from 1999. grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:16pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
Did I say, PDP is the first political party to rule Nigeria?Shagari’s great-grandfather founded the village from which the family took its name. Shagari was educated at Kaduna College and taught school briefly. As one of the few northerners to show an interest in national politics, he ran for office in 1954 and was elected to the federal House of Representatives. Thereafter he held several posts and was a member of every administration after Nigeria’s independence in 1960. After a military coup in 1966 ended civilian government, he retired to his hometown.

Gen. Yakubu Gowon appointed him federal commissioner for economic development in 1971, a position he took over from Chief Obafemi Awolowo. He faced Awolowo in 1979 and narrowly defeated him in presidential elections after the military government led by Olusegun Obasanjo allowed a return to civilian rule.

Nigeria was badly shaken by the international economic crisis of the early 1980s. Shagari took several steps to try to strengthen the economy—cutting the budget, calling in the International Monetary Fund, and expelling two million aliens (mostly Ghanaians) in 1983. He won the bitterly contested presidential elections in 1983, but the state of the economy and corruption in his administration worsened, and on Dec. 31, 1983, a military coup led by Maj. Gen. Muhammad Buhari toppled the government, and Shagari was arrested. Shagari was cleared of personal corruption charges and released from detention in 1986 but was banned from participation in Nigerian politics for life. All that I have said was that PDP is the first party to rule democratic Nigeria. Got it!!!
the NPC and The NCNC are the first party to rule Nigeria.

Here is Nigeria second Democratic election and president 1979 to 183 before military overthrew it :
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:06pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
Did I say, PDP is the first political party to rule Nigeria? All that I have said was that PDP is the first party to rule democratic Nigeria. Got it!!!
take it. When I said we have been a democracy , I mean Nigeria has been practising democracy when S.A was still in apartheid :
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Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
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The Right Honourable
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
P.C.

Prime Minister of Nigeria
In office
1 October 1960 – 15 January 1966
President Nnamdi Azikiwe
Preceded by Post established
Succeeded by Post abolished
Personal details
Born 1912
Bauchi, Northern Nigeria Protectorate
Died 15 January 1966 (aged 53)
near Lagos, Nigeria
Political party Northern People's Congress
Spouse(s) Four wives - Jummai, Umma, Zainab and Laraba
Alma mater University of London
Religion Islam
Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, KBE (December 1912 – 15 January 1966) was a Nigerian politician, and the only prime minister of an independent Nigeria.

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Balewa entered the government in 1952 as Minister of Works, and later served as Minister of Transport. In 1957, he was elected Chief Minister, forming a coalition government between the NPC and the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC), led by Nnamdi Azikiwe. He retained the post as Prime Minister when Nigeria gained independence in 1960, and was reelected in 1964.

Prior to Nigeria's independence, a constitutional conference in 1954 had adopted a regional political framework for the country, with all regions given a considerable amount of political freedom. The three regions then were composed of diverse cultural groups. The premiers and some prominent leaders of the regions later took on a policy of guiding their regions against political encroachment from other regional leaders. Later on, this political environment influenced the Balewa administration. His term in office was turbulent, with regional factionalism constantly threatening his government.

However, as Prime Minister of Nigeria, he played important roles in the continent's formative indigenous rule. He was an important leader in the formation of the Organisation of African Unity and creating a cooperative relationship with French speaking African countries. He was also instrumental in negotiations between Moise Tshombe and the Congolese authorities during the Congo Crisis of 1960–1964. He led a vocal protest against the Sharpeville Massacre of 1960 and also entered into an alliance with Commonwealth ministers who wanted South Africa to leave the Commonwealth in 1961. However, a treason charge and conviction against one of the western region's leaders, Obafemi Awolowo, led to protest and condemnation from many of his supporters. The 1965 election in the region later produced violent protests. Rioting and violence were soon synchronous with what was perceived as inordinate political encroachment and an over-exuberant election outcome for Awolowo's western opponents.

As Prime Minister of Nigeria, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, from 1960 to 1961, doubled as Foreign Affairs advocate of Nigeria. In 1961, the Balewa government created an official Foreign Affairs and Commonwealth Relations ministerial position in favour of Jaja Wachuku who became, from 1961 to 1965, the first substantive Nigerian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Commonwealth Relations, later called External Affairs.

Balewa's Ministers
OFFICE NAME TERM
Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa 1957–1966
Foreign Affairs Jaja Wachuku 1961–1965
Transportation Raymond Njoku 1957–1960
Education Aja Nwachukwu 1957–1960
Commerce K. O. Mbadiwe 1957–1960
Communications Samuel Ladoke Akintola 1957–1960
Finance Festus Okotie-Eboh 1957–1960
Internal Affairs J. M. Johnson 1957–1960
Information Kola Balogun 1957–1960
Health Ayo Rosiji 1957–1960
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Mines Muhammadu Ribadu 1957–1960
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:56pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
So, the ANC is South Africa according to you?
PDP which ruled the first ever democratic Nigeria for almost 20 years was the whole Nigeria according to you. Come on, use that flat head of yours.
young man, the PDP isn't Nigeria's first political party to rule Nigeria.

The post I sent you highlighting what Nigeria did for south Africa was led by the late Tafawa Balewa Nigeria's first executive prime minister.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:53pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
So, the ANC is South Africa according to you?
PDP which ruled the first ever democratic Nigeria for almost 20 years was the whole Nigeria according to you. Come on, use that flat head of yours.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:26pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
Helping APC or PDP will equally equate into helping the whole people of Nigeria. That's how Nigeria has been reduced into in the struggle against apartheid. They recorded every cent they donated to ANC just to make themselves relevant to the struggle against apartheid. How much did Britain, Canada, Cuba, Russia and many others contribute? Yet all of them do not make noise.
we contributed $61 billion and ask nothing in return. Tell us what Russia contributed.

You want us to come and place the money on the laps of every black south Africa in Zulu land?

Okoro.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:23pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
Be informed that it was not only the ANC that fought against apartheid, there were SACP, AZAPO, PAC, and many others who fought against apartheid. Helping ANC does not equate to helping SA as a whole.
and ANC has ruled south Africa 21 years of the 21 years of her Democratic existence. Can you listen to yourself talk?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:02pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
Bwahahaha… who said that I am hurt? You are always hallucinating. Shame!!!
Nigeria's education system is not internationally recognised. Fact!!! You will always have to get Ghanaian education in order to have a licence to be granted direct admission abroad without having to do a bridging course. A product of a poor education system.
And yet ANC officially requested for Nigerian professionals.

Yet no black Zulu has done any worth while contributions in the world. grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 6:04pm On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
People like Lezz are so illiterate such that they do not know types of governments.

Let me give him a quote so that he can educate himself and stop confusing independence with the type of government. Nigeria has always been stratocracy ( military rule) and not democracy (government by the people)

http://phrontistery.info/govern.html
any time the light dawns on you, you will look forward to this day and be enveloped with the hot blanket of shame.

I won't bother quoting any sources for you. You are a true representative of Zulu failed educational system.

Once again you have proven to be the undefeated Nairaland prince buffoon.
Christianity Etc › Re: 10 Women A Christian Man Should Avoid When Considering Marriage by lezz(m): 9:55am On Jun 01, 2015
ndiyeauwa:
Lol @ Mr "Trolling for LEZZure" tongue

So, as I said before, the OP's post STILL

reeks of IGNORANCE! angry

NO FACTS NEEDED, the whole post stinks of

MISCONCEPTIONS! cool
@ bolded, I think you just gave me a brilliant idea to editing my signature.

At topic, if you will highlight a point in the OP's post then no one will think your reaction a personal attack in the harsh reality of the truth.

It is sometimes, easier living a lie, isn't it?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:49am On Jun 01, 2015
Patchesagain:
Still making statements without citations?

Worthless troll
grin grin grin my facts will always be sitting on your last nerve. grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:07am On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
ECONET still was not Airtel and there is still no clear distinction as to who first lauched GSM in Nigeria between MTN and ECONET, both form Southern Africa. For your Info, Econet was also a company that was run from SA back yards. Mumu.
All I see is a desperate Zulu feasting on his vomit , shifting the goal post, claiming a Zimbabwean company as S.A's, grin grin cheesy grin . Zulu you aren't a match for me. I'll demolish you big time.

Mark my words, today 1st of June, 2015. South Africa's relevance and role in Africa will be determined by her allegiance to Abuja. The relationship she has with Abuja will determine her voice in Africa.

The hell with this military Jackshit! Your country has made serious attempt to align herself with Abuja.

- the request by your president to set up quick responce military squad in Africa with no other country than Nigeria. WE TURNED IT DOWN

- the invitation by your president to be in BRICS
WE TURNED IT DOWN.

- The setting up of a military pact with Nigeria.

Your "super power" country trekked all the way from southern Africa through east and central Africa to Nigeria to make all these proposals.

In the mean time, Egypt has called for military defence pact in Africa with Nigeria

East African block has called for the same thing.

The writing is clear on the wall, Zulu just won't see it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:45am On Jun 01, 2015
AugustineAgain:
The photos of South African navy warships are relevant, it's not my opinion, it's your own navy's evidence grin grin

# Defeated By Own Navy Photos.

A source says SAAF has air to ground missiles, but do you have them? NO NO NO !

ALL Photos show you have navy guns 76mm compact with round shape.

You want to be a fraud...okay cool...live in a world of lies, it's the South African way.....

Below is photo of 76mm compact old 1977 gun on South African valour frigate grin grin

# Demolished On June 1st
.
grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:38am On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
I am not interested at who first launched GSM, I am interested at the first network provider in Nigeria and that's MTN. The SA telecommunication company is the first to kick start operations in Nigeria. Mumu.
nigger, Zulu, are you so daft, this mentally challenged? When econet GSM launched services in Nigeria , it means it was the first to roll out service. What is with you south Africans and stupi.duty, you can't part ways?

I posted those links for posting sakes. I bought econet line when GSM was launched in Nigeria back then. This isn't even debatable.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:33am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:
Nigerian army will soon be training the rest of the world's military, AU, NATO, Asia, Israel, etc.

Egypt has chosen Nigerian army as the second strongest in Africa.

This thread/topic's question has been answered by finally.

1. Egypt

2. Nigeria

3. The rest
.
Somalian president just left Abuja and with a representation of east African countries and they have requested for Nigeria's support in aiding their fight against terrorism.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:21am On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
Hope you are getting the taste of your own medicine. Can you see how boring it is when someone is just debating just for the sake of it. Boring isn't. That is what you have been reduced into. Then when someone else does it, you feel like you intelligence is offended. Shame!!!

Meanwhile, MTN is the first telecommunication company to operate in Nigeria with a licence followed by econet, dummy. Hence, MTN is the first network to introduce cellphones in Nigeria.


http://ireports-ng.com/2011/05/05/on-poor-mobile-communication-network-in-nigeria/
http://jideojong..com/2011/08/appraisal-of-decade-of-gsm-revolution.html?m=1

When I call you a Zulu, I mean you are not only utterly stu.pid, you are as pathetically stup.id as the sound of that word (Zulu). Here is even a south African source which knows econet, now airtel was the first GSM to launch our GSM service in Nigeria.

This is a typical move of south Africans; you twist facts, you misrepresent figures and I dare say you create your own web pages as sources and post them here as citations.
http://www.cellular.co.za/news_2001/08082001-econet_first_in_race_to_launch_nigeria.htm. SHAME ON YOU, CRIMINAL.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:04am On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:
Taste of own medicine. Hope you can see how you sometimes nag us to the point of asking your age.
Zulu, please , you have no point, fact or logic. You only trying to be clever when you are besieged by facts.

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