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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:33pm On Feb 05, 2015
DieVluit:
Yes, because a person posting on topic with links to prove his points is a troll. And the person responding in butthurt is not. Sure dude.

And it is not random if post after post, it weaves a clear, golden thread of cowardice and failure.

By the way, a citation is needed on the origins of BH. A link that will withstand mustur against the man in the picture. Whenever you are ready.

Until then, BH remains the child of the nation of Nigeria. A child that the Nigerian military has failed to contain; and that has now become the region's problem. How impressive is Chad in deciding to travel to Nigeria to deal with the fire that you could not cannot put out?

Loser nation of cowards, you all are.
e-punches aren't physical ones. Agaugust, The General has e-murdered and wiped ur carcass off the the papers of every Nigerian forum.


You are a child lost to shame, strange to truth and bereft of dignity. Internet is cheap, megabits of data are easy on mobile phones, that's why you're still alive.

I've followed this thread for sometime now and I forthwith dub agaugust your slayer.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:27pm On Feb 05, 2015
DieVluit:
Yes, because a person posting on topic with links to prove his points is a troll. And the person responding in butthurt is not. Sure dude.

And it is not random if post after post, it weaves a clear, golden thread of cowardice and failure.

By the way, a citation is needed on the origins of BH. A link that will withstand mustur against the man in the picture. Whenever you are ready.

Until then, BH remains the child of the nation of Nigeria. A child that the Nigerian military has failed to contain; and that has now become the region's problem. How impressive is Chad in deciding to travel to Nigeria to deal with the fire that you could not cannot put out?

Loser nation of cowards, you all are.
e-punches aren't physical ones. Agaugust, The General has e-murdered and wiped ur carcass off the
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 1:06pm On Feb 05, 2015
[quote author=EVarn post=30446404]let me dash you a plate of peppersoup with a bottle of orijin to step it down.you are a legend bro.[/que]that was spot on. Orijinis my new liquor of love.

These southies are so pathetic. Their political and business class knows and have implicitly admitted we are giants.

Chanel O plays and airs Up and new Nigerian artist for free. Their companies are queuing up to come to Nigeria.

Kofi Annan came to Abuja last week and told the world that the destiny of africa is in the hands of Nigeria.

Southies keep dreaming and hoping their worst nightmare wont come to reality. But it happened in April 2014 when we became africa's largest economy. The only African country with a .5 trillion economy. They they started shedding HDI and infrastructural tears of delusions.

We destroyed Ebola with a hitherto unknown method and we are on the verge of eliminating a 21st century style terrorist cell insurgence.

Zuma hurriedly signed a defence packed with Nigeria. And proposed a quick rapid military response quad comprising Nigeria and southie.

But Nigeria declined. The West and south don't mix. They have sighted our glory and wanted a part in it.
When Nigeria calls, the whole of black Africa responds.

When Nigeria does it, Africa knows they too can.

We have been in the sun and came out unweathered.

We encountered Ebola in Lagos that is bigger and congested than most African countries....Africa held her breath, the world paused and brased for the worst humanitarian crisis- we encountered oil price drop and terrerist insurgence but NIGERIA came out undone.

That's black magic and power all true Africans recognise and respect. Now Nigeria has summoned Africa on a rallying call and southie-pretenders on naira land are having high bp, while their political master in Pretoria a pretending they are part of the plan.

Now we have the highest concentration of billionaires on the continent. Our citizens and companies have dominated the economies and social sphere in west and central Africa.
Southies know they are next.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:57am On Feb 05, 2015
DieVluit:
In other words, it is Chad's responsibility to operate inside nigeria as part of the joint force, because you couldn't do it on your own.

They did operate inside Nigeria, didn't they?
Or rather, they do. Don't they?

Ok, thank you.

Then you have said nothing. Well, outside of a whole paragraph full of rants.



You've only gone and confirned that by agreement Chad can operate in Nigeria. Only after your state as a pathetic military has been accepted can such an agreement be reached.
This is a new hallmark of evasive trolling.
A literary waste of letters and a new low in incompetent correspondence.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:33am On Feb 05, 2015
DieVluit:
I thought you had no interest in my posts! But you have enough interests to even know that there are repetitions.

The hurt goes in deep, clearly. And you wish to have amother angle taken cause this one cuts in deep. So deep that you had to type a full explanatory paragraph.

But you explanatory paragraph says nothing about the fact that these Chadians were fighting in Borno. What a loser country you all are. You have led your pride away so that you've even allowed another country's military to operate in your territory. How useless must you be to LEAD an effort into that situation? Clearly accepting your inability do DO YOUR JOBS!

This will be pointed out UNTIL such time that your military stops shaming Africa. If that never happens, you have go live with this...son.
Comprehension, research and objective analyses are clearly not part of your forté.

The memorandum setting up the joint military taskforce allows each of the participating countries to pursue or engage bokoharam fighters inside member territories.
Whilst Nigeria was smoking out boko boys in the fortress in sambissa they were fleeing into neighbouring countries which makes them easy picks.

Which report is more credible, whose report do I believe ? I choose Reuters over any source you elect to bring.

You are a perfect reflection of the mind of your country; a country with no clear foreign policy, confused in its entirety. Chasing shadows and looking for where to belong.


Chew on your disappointments. We know deep down, you maggots are hoping bokos won't stop in order to slow down our economic gap over you. But you can see we still grow at 5.1 percent.

With oil fallen and boko disturbances, we are still matching off with strides.

Your immature press men were reporting our gpd was oil based. We have proven them wrong.
You are all witnessing the emergence of a new absolute hegemony.

Welcome the Black China to Africa.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:03am On Feb 05, 2015
DieVluit:
Chad to the rescue. 9 Chadian soldiers die in battle against boko haram in Borno State. INSIDE Nigeria.

Shame on you, Nigerians! Shame on you!

http://mistasilver.com/2015/02/05/imagine-9-chadian-soldiers-confirmed-dead-after-fight-with-boko-haram-in-borno/
Your repetitions are stale and boring. Try another angle,son.

This is a Nigeria-led regional onslaught. What the Chadian army killed were smoked-out bokoharam members that were driven out by the major offensive by the Nigerian millitary artillery, rendering the bokos vulnerable and easy pick for the chadians.

Your simple and subjective analyses renders you as a douchebag and a waste of e-time.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 11:29pm On Feb 04, 2015
agaugust:
Dullard, Chad never goes to war without France pushing the control buttons. Permanent French military advisers live inside Chad, they give orders to Chad to go to war, that is brass command. When the rag tag Chadian puppets of France enter Nigerian soil they are under Nigerian leadership , that is field command.

Brazil commands FIB troops to go war in Congo, brass HQ command, but Tanzania commands South Africa on the field of combat, field command.... get it?

Fool grin grin
lol, what an illustration using real situations. Even if that guys brain is composed of congealed milk he sure must get the full meaning of the situation by now.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 10:46pm On Feb 04, 2015
EVarn:
hey bro,its been quite a while,were you on another ban?
lol. I have been around,bro. Tuning my diction down a littleto evade these over zealous mods.

Them southies know a southafrican slayer when they see one. They just like us to notice them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:12pm On Feb 04, 2015
agaugust:
....yes because French air force Rafale world class jet fighters are behind the Chadian army up to the border watching their backs....Chadians are puppets of France and always need European help....the same white nations help that Nigeria rejected and is winning alone as a proudly black peoples army...we boost the pride of the black race all over the world, including in the face of Boer white men in South Africa, your Soweto blacks will use us to boast to your Boer white economic landlords
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post of the week!!!

Southies a nation of fools whose purpose is lost in harsh blend of confused colours with no purpose.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 3:41pm On Feb 04, 2015
DieVluit:
Since the below was posted for starters.

Alternatively, since they were installed in South Africa in the 1800s, seeing as the entire southern hemisphere didn't have them.

Alternatively still, since a citation was demanded by you.

Alternatively further still, since you wanted to know what happened to Australia.

Finally, since you posted "don't make me laugh" in disbelief.

And...people don't even know or care what Cocoa House is.
you really need my attention, don't you? you come to me like a pimped bïtch dying for attention.

Your frenzied dance of desperation doesn't hold my interest.

Sub-sahara Africa has only one darling now; it is Nigeria.

Those street lights wouldn't help you from being a dying flame. We are the China of Africa. It's either you're too stupid to realize it or too envious with alarm to admit it.

Oya, cry me your pathetic tears. You have my attention now.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 3:36pm On Feb 04, 2015
DieVluit:
Since the below was posted for starters.

Alternatively, since they were installed in South Africa in the 1800s, seeing as the entire southern hemisphere didn't have them.

Alternatively still, since a citation was demanded by you.

Alternatively further still, since you wanted to know what happened to Australia.

Finally, since you posted "don't make me laugh" in disbelief.

And...people don't even know or care what Cocoa House is.
you really need my attention, don't you? you come to me like a pimped bïtch dying for attention.

Your frenzied dance of desperation doesn't hold my interest.

Subsahara
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 11:50am On Feb 04, 2015
Patchesagain:
In the 1800s whites were busy conqouring the world

Jackass
lol, then go and rephrase your statement, you douchebag.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:01am On Feb 04, 2015
Patchesagain:
Where does it say that you command them?

Augustus... why the candle jokes? You do know that 90 million Nigerians have never seen a lightbuld in their lives? That your country produces less than 3% of the power we do?

90 million Nigerian who still live like we did in the 1800's
In the 1800's you and your lots were in trees and caves as resident savages
I'll come birch-slap you if you tell white lies again.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:00am On Feb 04, 2015
Patchesagain:
Where does it say that you command them?

Augustus... why the candle jokes? You do know that 90 million Nigerians have never seen a lightbuld in their lives? That your country produces less than 3% of the power we do?

90 million Nigerian who still live like we did in the 1800's
In the 1800's you and your lots were in trees and caves as resident savages.

I'll come birch-slap you if you tell white lies again.
Nairaland General › Re: Nigerian Doctor Who Killed British Patient Sues Victim Son by lezz(m): 7:32am On Feb 04, 2015
Sounds laughable but according to EU privacy law, you have a right not to be "mentioned".

And I think this is what this all about. Only happens in Europe. Folks are even suing google to have their details taken off their servers!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 10:29pm On Jan 18, 2015
DieVluit:
Which peers exactly? Nigeria, the nation of cowards and apartheid? Bwahaha, what a joke!
whatever name you fancy, son.

South africa is floating in the abyss of identity crisis. Souless....

The spotlight has left your horizon, cold flame .
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 9:46pm On Jan 18, 2015
Msauza:
I have read many books about apartheid and have never encountered Nigeria to nowhere. Many countries I encountered were Zim, Lesotho, Botswana, Zambia, Tanzania, Algeria and surely not Nigeria. It only comes when you ask for its involvement and nothing big.
and did those books happen to be entitled "Southern African involvement in apartheid South Africa". Save the efforts. Mail Mbeki and his peers. He will refere you to autobiographies of those who lived the story.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 12:29pm On Jan 16, 2015
DieVluit:
A very pained and passionate post from a colonial subject. Just send a letter to the empire. We might just read it.
lol, your attempt at parrying my e-bullets is lame and shallow.

IT IS an embarrassing irony for a south african to use the word colonist in that context.

you are the blueprint for a modern slave!

a text-book example of a victim of neo-colonialism: Anglo-dutch still owns and fvcks your savage azz economically.

socially Nigerians are teaching you self realization and self-worth. we taught you how to look your masters in the eye....lol.


whenever your history is read, apartheid is going to be mentioned and when apartheid is mentioned Nigeria is going to be mentioned. boy, we freed you. now get lost.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 5:47pm On Jan 14, 2015
DieVluit:
It's got nothing to do with the language. It's the ZERO sense you're making. You're a clown and have no idea what you're even trying to say.

There's another piece of rubbish - "social colonist".

You're a joke.
you are nothing but a 2 minute Google-educated maggot.

Your brain elasticity can't stretch beyond 3cm.

You are not worth anything more than a sewage fluid from a waste pipe.

Your IQ is as low as your obvious lack of comprehension.

A WHO certified retard and sociopathic lunny like you has no identity or fix address except here on nairaland.
A nairaland toad like you would just hit on your keyboard and type away your idiocy.


Nkoboti baboon!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 1:23pm On Jan 14, 2015
DieVluit:
The fact that you talk about 300 mil (with no currency unit) and "hommies", and "billions of dollars" thrown back home... (By economic refugees I presume).

... That alone tells me I am talking to a clown who has no clue what he is even saying.
deal with the facts and ignore the casual language

Those you call economic refugees are in truth behavioural and social colonists in your home soil.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 11:49am On Jan 14, 2015
PetroDolla3:
THE DUSTBIN DAYS HAVE FINALLY ARRIVED! grin
http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/72698/1/the-dustbin-days-have-finally-arrived.html grin

Several years ago, Alhaji Umaru Dikko scandalized many right-thinking Nigerian citizens by publicly chastising those who were presumptuous enough to postulate that many Nigerians were beginning to go hungry. The astute Kaduna-based politician bluntly pointed out that there was no sign that Nigerians were going hungry, since they were were not yet eating out of dustbins…
I don't know if Umaru Dikko (whom I have not heard about for some time now) is still alive, but if he is, I am sure he will be pleased to learn that the terrifying moment that he boldly predicted has long since arrived : Our people are actually eating out of dustbins all over the place! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

The genesis of the present article is that I recently personally witnessed unforgettable sight in Victoria Island, which is widely held to be the most elegant and most expensive part of Lagos, where the wealthy elite are concentrated…
Night had already fallen, but security lights from some neighbouring houses were providing enough bright illumination for me to be perfectly certain that what I was witnessing was not a mirage of some kind: I had just climbed into my car and was getting ready to drive off when I saw a man approach a large rectangular-shaped dustbin near where I was parked. After casting a quick furtive look round, this Nigerian brother physically climbed into the dustbin to scavenge. As I looked on with a mixture of horror and fascination, he emerged a few minutes later and climbed out of the dustbin, munching happily on what appeared to be a piece of stale bread…
The man passed directly in front of me thereafter, so I can confidently vouch that he was not a lunatic. If he was one, he did not appear to be giving any visible signs of madness: As far as I could judge, this unfortunate member of the human species was merely a desperate and hungry individual…
And so, there before my very eyes, the terrible moment that had been predicted (or longed for?) by Alhaji Umaru Dikko had plainly manifested itself! A fellow Nigerian (I am unable to say how many more may now have chosen the same solution at this point in time) was eating his evening banquet from a dustbin… grin grin grin grin
As I watched this terrible scene unfold, my blood ran cold. I was both fascinated and repulsed. At first I felt numb. Then I grew hot and angry….
I witnessed what I am now narrating only a few hours before sitting down to write the present article.
And I am writing about it because I feel compelled to share this vision of hell with my fellow Nigerians, especially those who still have some vestige of conscience. Those of my brothers and sisters who have some conscience left will know what to think: I do not need to expantiate.
For those who have thrown away their conscience and are busy celebrating all manner of scandalous weddings graced by a-list Nollywood actors and actresses while our nation is on fire, I wish to sound a timely word of warning : IN CASE YOU DON'T KNOW IT, NIGERIA IS ON THE VERGE OF CRASHING!
I am never sure to what extent the contents of religious books should be taken at face value (no offence meant!), but could it be that what we are currently witnessing in Nigeria is a modern day manifestation of the biblical description of Sodom and Gomorra…?
When it was recently narrated in several newspaper publications that one of our highly esteemed State Governors took an eighteen year old undergraduate Safinatou Diallo clone on a shopping spree to London and bought her a N24 million naira sports jeep as a memento of the visit on their return to Nigeria, many people merely yawned and looked the other way.
Most interestingly, this Nigerian elite colonialist class has many amazing characteristics, chief among which is a remarkable ability to operate in a fantasy world of their own…
Most likely, the statistics on which all these wildly optimistic assessments of the rapid rate of Nigeria's economic growth are based are being beamed back to earth by our 'lost' satellites….Nigeria we hail thee!
Balogun writes from Lagos




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honestly if i had logged on to nairaland today and didn't see your "mention" I would've been gravely dissapointed.


I have e-punched you severally and severely and you have resorted to long essays of wailing and weepings in your frustrated attempt at getting back at me.......hehehe.

I am not going to word-knife you this time around but i will allow Kofi Annan, a former United Natons Secretary General , the only notable son ghana has ever produced to murder you for me.


NOW Kofi was in NIGERIA yesterday to give a speech on the forthcoming general elections in Nigeria. Allow me to quote him for my pleasure and your horror: "The future of Africa is in the HANDS of NIGERIA" you can read the full account of his speech here:
http://www.channelstv.com/2015/01/13/kofi-annan-urges-nigerian-politicians-selfish-political-interests/

I need not say more. For Kofi knows more and has been at the international level for years. He is an unbiased ghanaian......but you are just a lizard eating dust,crawling on all fours like the savage you are.

jealous,envious and spiteful roach is all you can ever be. any progress would be to rise to the level of your slave ancesstors who were slaves here in my country Nigeria.




before i get back to work i want you to know that i do you the greatest favour by exchanging electronic media chats with you.

Now away with you, slummy, swamp rats like you do not bother me.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 2:42pm On Jan 08, 2015
Joshcoli:
Please everybody a round of applause for this Broda...
Come on do it
Don't stop
Keep doing it

You nailed it ma Broda

Like I said before we are the lions of africa
This ghanaian are just hyenas ranting and making noise from afar
They dare not come close or else we turn them to pepper soup
lol. Do not mind these insecure Ghanaians. They are nothing but jealous, insecure claimers.

You cant expect anything better from a country with a culture that recognised the maternal lineage more than their male progenitors.

Have a friend whose mother is a Ghanaian. The guy hates them like Faeces . They have been lobbying and persuading him to come over and be their first born son.


You can now imagine while they were slaves and shoe shiners in Nigeria until we gave them mercy-evacuation.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 1:11pm On Jan 07, 2015
PetroDolla3:
when will MUMUgerians learn to speak and write proper English? SMH

[s][/s]
look at a half baked, semi slowpoke talking about English.
Ugly-accented ,moronic waste-pipe.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 1:05pm On Jan 07, 2015
PetroDolla3:
modafaka, you should be worried at the rate your generator-powered economy is fvcking up,huh? without oil, your sh1thole would have been worse than somalia. even with oil you pathetic country is suffering and smiling. you better face your numerous problems and leave Ghana alone!

[s][/s]
your illiteracy is the first giveaway sign as soon as you open your mouth.

Your knowledge base is a shallow as a 2 minutes Google search.

Nigeria's economy still grows at 5.0 percent.

But wait a minute Ghana discovered oil yesterday and you just can't wait to name yourself petrodollar3.

Insecure baboon is what you are. Now ghana's oil belongs to China. Your local economy belongs to Nigerians. Your SME's is ran by us.

Now answer these questionnaires:


Who owns the biggest economy in Africa?

Who owns the highest concentration of millionaires in Africa?

Who owns the largest billionaire in Africa?

Who owns the largest movie industry?
What about the largest music industry?
Who has the richest individual in Africa?

What about the richest black man in the land of man, alien and spirits?


Dangote group is in 14 African countries already.


Which African country has 3 satellites in the orbit?

Which African country is in the MINT zone?

Which country runs ecowas/ecomog?

I can't seem to continue for want of space.
but as a Google educated baboon you are, it is my pleasure to inform you that the answer to all the questionnaire is NIGERIA. HAHA HAHA
HAHAHHA.

I would climb into your wretched coffin if I were you.

The world won't even notice. She's better off without a cry baby like you.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 12:22pm On Jan 07, 2015
PetroDolla3:
hahahaha did someone use your head as toilet? even a baby knows shitnigerians are slaves in their own country zoo grin why do yu think millions of you pathetic azzwipes arre trooping to Ghana for better education? grin the apes are getting dumber faster than any people on earth. more than 70% of the mudder fuggers couldn't pass their west africa secondary school exams grin such mental slavery. apart from sound education, the MUMUs are also learning how to behave in a civilised mannr grin the MUMUs should be thanking Ghanaians for accepting the certified MUMUs in their institutions. Ghanaians enslaving impoverished shtnigerians since Lord Luggard's era grin

grin MUMUgerians are tops only in poverty grin crime grin corruption grin crass stvpidity grin the scvms of the earth.

[s][/s]
darkness always hide away when the light appears.

Your greatest achievement is to own a nairaland account and be counted as a Nigerian.


You are a filthy swamp rat rejected by the sewer pipes.

As a descendant of slaves you make a lot noise to gain attention.


You speak Yoruba because you are baseless, low breed animal looking for identity and a place of belonging.


As a hopeless naija-wanna-be who is blinded by hate and envy.


I should ask you to jump and your reply should be "how high"


Now go see if IMF has finished making the other miserly 25million ghanain cockroaches international puppet slaves.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 3:12pm On Jan 01, 2015
PetroDolla3:
rubbish upon rubbish!! GDP ko, PDP ni? gdp is crao in the midst off widespread of poverty. what is the oint of a large gdp when your people are desperately poor?? war? which war? this is 2015,huh? Ghana has always been a peaceful country. can you say the same about your country? fuckeduppedness. you need to get rid of the generator fumes in your tiny brain so you can think properly,huh? such crap!

[s][/s]
gdp ko, pdp ni ? is this 21st century slave speaking nigeria's comercial language. i told you we are colonising you as we speak.

we own you, son, econonmically, socially and intellectually.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 3:09pm On Jan 01, 2015
PetroDolla3:
a pathetic goat and a by product of a failed sh1thole grin africa's most impoverished country zoo grin https://www.nairaland.com/2052995/niger-benin-mali-cameroun-morehunger grin

where 90% mudder fuggers survive on less than $2 a day, where food stampedes are regular. even national conference delegates fought over food. grin where eating from the dustbin is a normal fare grin where people get kidnapped for a ransom of a bottle f coke and gala grin poverty sweeping shitland like a hurricane grin

hahahaha what the hell is in this ediot's head? 200 million MUMUs inhabiting a perfect MUMUDOM grin largest economy my azz grin even a baby knows shtnigeria's economy is only "large" on paper grin we all know what the reality is grin fooools paradise! shitnigerian terrorists sh1theads for life! suffering and smiling ratardz grin dung caked apes grin spastic magg0ts grin undernourished, under-educated, unemployable foools grin that is the reality of the shitnigerian situation. so sad cool lipsrsealed grin cry

a country of baby factories grin boko haram, kidnappers and ritualists, pr0stitutes and pimps, criminals and foools grin Jeez, the even eat from the dustbin. is there any place left in the world aside shitnigeria where men fvck underage girls legally? grin

the rapee capital, the incest capital, the kidnap capital of the world grin do people still live in that sh1thole? the place should be demolishe and bombed out of existece! typical retarded shitnigerian magg0ts grin

[s][/s]
where is your sense of civility? you forgot to say happy new year back to me!

ok, i'm not really surprised knowing you lack basic etiquette of civilised association giving your heritage of shoe shiners.

ok, let's get down to business, you said 90 percent of your masters {Nigerians} live below 2 dollars a day.

well Nigeria has the most internet users in all of africa numbering over 55 million active internet users!

there are more than 130 million active GSM subscribers in Nigeria which is the highest number again in africa.

you are a drowning man who picks any cabbage from google in your desperate attempt to make cheap points.

when your president went to Europe to cry for Nigeria's intervention in the economic situation in west africa he knew we have over %75 of the entire economy of the sub-region.

your education is a wrong investment. you ought to be in Nigeria shining shoes like your forebears. that way, when i say ''jump'' you will say ''how high''.

with the dwindling oil price, the economy still grows at %5 annually. that is a diversified economy, son.
now do not interrupt my new year refreshments any more. i have sacrificed enogh to boost your depleting ego already.

now runaway and play with Mali and Burkinafaso for those are your play mates.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 9:26pm On Dec 31, 2014
PetroDolla3:
you have to pity this modafaking goat! tethered to a bottom-dwelling, dustbin sh1thole can be very frustratiing grin the ediot needs to vent his frustration grin

grin suffering and smiling in a sh1thole grin that can't even pay its workers https://www.nairaland.com/2067576/fg-owes-70000-workers-three-month grin can't provide ordinary electricity to its moronic apes grin can't provide common security for its impoversihed modafaking MUMUs grin


hahaha poverty is spreading liike hurricane in shitnigeria grin I guess food from the dustbin is no longer enough to feed the disgusting pieces of sh1t,huh? now that no one wants to buy their pathetic,cursed oil .....no wonder the magg0ts are now eating grass to suurvive grin grin the rate they are going, the will soon be eating sh1t just to survive grin death is cheap and plentiful. how do those animals survive in a disgusting, barbaric and primitive sh1thole like nigeria? I guess they are stuck in the fvcking sh1thole. no country wants to give the sufferheads visas these days grin Zoological Republic of nigeria! There is a new sherif in town. He is called Mr. Poverty. Actually he'd always been a big part of the banana shitty dustbin republic.

hahaha son of a crap!! the product of a mistake. 90% of shitniegrians are mad. the rest are certified fooools grin

hahaha the largest country of apes where supposed humans are killed for pleasure grin 15 killed so far today grin as usual more kiliings to be expected today,huh? grin http://www.christiandaily.com/article/boko.haram.kills.15.in.northeast.nigerian.town/49624.htm grin

a pathetic sh1thole country zoo grin a country zoo of 419, boko haram, yahoo yahoo, pick pockets, corruption, exam cheats, ritualists, witches and wizards, militants, oil bunkerers, pirates, pimps and pr0stitutes, terrorists grin grin grin grin grin

Poverty growing in Nigeria like “hurricane” — Atiku grin
December 30, 2014Premium Times

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has lambasted Nigerian leaders for doing little or nothing to address the alarming scale of poverty in the country.
Atiku urged Nigerians not to despair or lose hope because of the current challenges facing the country.
In a New Year message to Nigerians released by his media office in Abuja on Tuesday, the former Vice President said he was fully aware of the tough challenges of existence facing the ordinary Nigerians, but stressed that democracy offers the people the opportunity to use the power of their votes to bring about the desired change.
He also reminded political leaders that the success of democracy is determined by how much the life of the people have improved, and not how much fortunes leaders have made for themselves.
According to the former Vice President, “while poverty is accelerating like hurricane in the land”, elected leaders are living opulent lifestyles inconsistent with the hardships of the ordinary voters.
Atiku explained that democracy is as good as those who practice it, adding that elective offices should be perceived as an opportunity to offer selfless service rather than personal enrichment.
The World Bank’s latest poverty index, published in April, ranks Nigeria third among countries with the highest population of extremely poor people in the world. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
In terms of numbers of poor people, the World Bank listed as India (with 33 percent of the world’s poor), China (13 percent), Nigeria (7 percent), Bangladesh (6 percent) and the Democratic Republic of Congo (5 percent).
In September, President Goodluck Jonathan claimed his administration had succeeded in cutting widespread poverty in the country by at least 50 per cent.
Mr. Jonathan said this while speaking at a PDP rally in Benin.
That claim was again refuted in December, by the 2014 prosperity index report, published by UK-based Legatum Institute, a research organization that documents annual prosperity indicators around the world.
The report listed Nigeria as the 125th out of 142 countries surveyed in the world.
In terms of human prosperity, the report said Nigeria ranked 27 in Africa, beaten by smaller nations like Niger, Benin, Mali and Cameroun.
Atiku said once democracy was made to work as it should, there would be no excuses for the current level of poverty in the country.
On deepening democracy, he urged all political leaders to embrace the spirit of tolerance, adding that people should not become enemies because of political differences.
He urged Nigerians to see the New Year with renewed optimism, and be active participants in the struggle to bring about change by democratic means.
Atiku urged them to register massively and collect their PVCs so that they could vote for parties and candidates of their choice.
On the current slump in world oil prices, he urged leaders to cut down on extravagant lifestyles. He explained that it is not enough to tell ordinary Nigerians to make sacrifices in the face of economic austerity, while the leaders are reluctant to evenly share the burden of such sacrifices.

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lol, you are beginning to get desperate, son. Your long essay is an implicit admission of defeat. Stop crying with your lengthy, boring narratives. Your tears are adding to the flood sweeping ghana away.

Now let me e-murder you summarily.
When lagos was sending in medical and trained personal to ebola west-africa, the whole nation of ghana was sending locally farmed rice.

While Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa, ghana is an IMF midget.

Nigeria contributes 70 percent of ecowas budget while ghana nodes to the biddings of abuja.

While Nigeria has the largest concentration of billionaires in Africa, no ghanain is on the list.

There is no ghanain internationally renowned scholar in the ranks of Achebe or Soyinka.

While Nigeria is in the MINT countries, southafrica is in the BRICS countries, ghana belongs to IMF, a country which can't make simple residual laws for itself.


You are slave by affiliation. A descendant of slummy gate-keepers.

Your entire net worth isn't up to the mb required to post this.

The filth in a sewage pipe has more value than you.

You are the blueprint for a socially maladjusted baboon.

An intellectual destitute with no heritage or identity.

In ghana owning a nairaland account is a bragging right.

Now runaway under the rug like the roach you are before I swat you with my foot. Little imp like you.

Happy new year all the same. You will be needing it. Next. Lol.
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(op): 8:09pm On Dec 29, 2014
Hmn, As we speak IMF is still trying in vain to wipe ghana's tears- twice in 5 years.

The UK still sends you daily donations before your national budget is passed.

Your president is the Chief begger of the tiny ghanaian nation. Begging to feed 25 million, disillusioned, envious , blacker-than-black docile morons.


You're suffering from the 2 most chronic socio-economic malady known to humanity-poverty and illiteracy.


But I understand your hate, son. After my ancestors sent your grandaddy off the coasts of Nigeria in a ghana-must-go -bag, you have no other option than hate.


I told you before, you are from a descendant of shoe shiners. Every effort you employ to rise above your slave ancessors will simply end in futility.

You are medoicrity personified.

Now let me allow you cry with rage once more in monosyllabic, adolescent incoherent rumblings.

ISO certified schizophrenic baboon you are.



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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 6:18pm On Dec 27, 2014
Centrifude:
We'll stock it up at a much cheaper price and we'll sell it back to you in the form of refined fuel for at an even higher price.
your country isnt up to that
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 5:00pm On Dec 27, 2014
Centrifude:
Dude the U.S has Already cut oil trade with Nigeria, the oil price is almost half of what it was in September and Nigerias Oil accounts for more than 70% of you GDP which means that you are not going to stay in the number one spot for long, we said it before your economy is very unstable let's just wait and see what the drop in Oil prices in going to do to you.

We managed to stop our economy from falling into a recession even while we had crippling strikes throughout our mining and metal industries.
you are new to international economic debate. Oil prices has always fallen and risen. Us has rreducd oil import from nigeria and your COUNTRY IS SEEKING TO FILL THAT GAP. HAHAHAHA.

Being number 2 us just the beginning of your irrelevance.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 4:54pm On Dec 27, 2014
mzilakazi:
The problem is that you don't know when is the right time to use both words in practical situations.


GDP must be used when we want to investigate which country has the largest economy.

GDP per capita must always be used when we investigate for which country is the richest.

Nigeria's economic growth is expected to fall below 5% in 2015, that is in accordance with IMF report and SA is expected to grow to above 3%.

However, the devaluation of Naira had many negative impacts over billionaires of Nigeria as their number has now reduced bitterly. What is possible is that the list will now reduce to only four in Forbes list of African Billionaires.
here we go again! Misrepresentation of facts. Nigeria's economy is espected to fall to 5 percent in 2015 from the projected 5.3 percent.

GDP always the sure and tested standard . Everyother criteria is employed by small european countries intimidated by the sheer size and stats of the US.

Welcome to life at no.2.
And ....before i forget.....we count our billionaires and millionaires in dollars

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