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Nigeria women always marrying men not their equal in the Looks department. In one pic, he resembled a Photoshopped Ork. Ugly minded people often have ugly faces. Women, run from ugly faced men, biko. ![]() Of course stuff like good looks are subjective and I jest and yet am I; in any case, may she rest in peace, her family overcome sorrow and escape bitterness. |
NGpatriot:Exactly. What value would this type of people be to Nigeria in Nigeria ? We have 250 million people. These type of people that are abroad doubtlessly did nothing but insult the country when they were in Nigeria. I stated in another thread that their families would want them back but your point has made me reconsider. Now I can see that their families would not even want them back. Return to do what exactly ,cuss,rob,rape, run away?They can do no better than this! The character they make so public justify the statement.The character that is easily capable of insulting their place of birth, your ancestral land, the place your umbilical cord was severed just because of material things,is worthless to a nation. Yes, indeed, even their families would rather they earn and send back money or die abroad than return and be a moany, cussy, jobless nuisance. Those that will make Nigeria great are the ones that want to stay in Nigeria, see the problems, understand why and yet are ready to stay and contribute positively. Or if they go abroad, still respect themselves, their nation of origin and mindful that millions of Nigerians would be better served if he or she abroad advertised Nigeria positively in order to encourage investment. |
Zonefree:Unfortunately, returning to Nigeria or elsewhere is up to them and their families not up to you or I. If it were up to me, few Africans/blacks abroad will return to Nigeria , there are too many black people in Nigeria. Chinese immigrants would add more value to Nigeria at this point. |
ReachHard:"Comrade you're doing hell", might have been more amusing... |
Let's hope China doesn't cease this moment to act in the South China Sea |
Ukraine is an alt right neo fascist hotbed. Should Ukraine break down, many of these fanatics will hunt down Africans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xC1oCpnDURc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxE0O4noNwU |
Some of the assholes making comments such as Ukraine at war is better than Nigeria are from these useless African nations that in coming weeks, if things worsen in Ukraine, will be begging Nigeria to airlift thire people too "because we are all Africans" since thire useless countries haven't the capacity. |
kingthreat:Many of those writing the stuff you're responding to are not even Nigerians. |
I've always thought racism will be the end of Western dominance one day. Brits burn and waste gas in Nigeria to go groveling at the feet of Russia for same gas... |
OneCorner:It's called Brainwashing. Brainwashing subverts perspective. Nigerians will leave mansions, fresh air, foods, vibrant social life, families and total freedom in Nigeria to go coop-up in some London flat, in a high-rise building sorounded by postcode gangsters, looking out over smoggy, damp and dank city landscapes, through cold windows, and they would be happy. The catche of being in the West trumps actual reality's circumstances. A good example is this comment from a Niaralanda who stated, "UKRAINE at War is still better than Nigeria at Peace". And why would he state this? Answer: essentially, Ukraine looks paved and has white people, Nigeria does not. Paved-all-over places that has pale citizenry background resemble places we see in our early brainwashing by movies, television programs, magazines and such from the West. We don't as Africans really look closely at things, question Actual Values, or consider the relativity implicit in life. |
ZUBY77:So, UKRAINE at War is still better than Nigeria at Peace, eh? I've shared your post. I'd love to use you ,now and in the future, as poster boy for the stupidity of Africans . |
When will Nigeria send troops into Bakasi to back Nigeria citizens there? Nations no dey play with territory: Russia and Ukraine; India/Pakistan and Kashmir ; China and Hong Kong... |
Frank25:Nigeria is a shithole remember; so, from shithole to hellole ![]() But i jest. Seriously, Nigeria needs to proactively get our people out. Govt should include men like the boss of Peace Air, Allen Onyema, Dangote etc in addition to all the government to government diplomacy required to achieve this end. |
9 yellow cards?? Good thing refs arn't issued pistols for firing into the air on infringements, Africa referees go dey mistakenly shoot Nigeria footballers regularly ![]() |
So sadls this true? |
kadiri3:No mind am; actually, in spite of our challenges, l would happily bet that in real terms, Nigeria is safer than where he lives. Always consider that the population of Nigeria is approximately 250 million and every crime (Absolutely Every Crime !!) that occurs in Nigeria is reported online. Even included are crimes that didn't happen in Nigeria as well as made up ones. ....two days ago, i was intending to post ,on a thread about body parts found in some place in Nigeria, just how prevalent this issue is worldwide but mods stopped me on pretext of BOTs. |
Are individuals forced to apply ? |
The dismembered body of an unidentified male aged around 30 was found stuffed in a plastic bag and dumped in a nullah at Navi Mumbai's APMC area on Sunday. The incident came to light in the morning when local residents noticed a foul smell emanating from the nullah.15 Sept 2021 Ref: Indianexpress |
In the U.S. market for human bodies, almost anyone can dissect and sell the dead. Part 1: When Americans leave their bodies to science, they are also donating to commerce: Cadavers and body parts, especially those of the poor, are sold in a thriving and largely unregulated market. Grisly abuses abound. Ref:CNN |
Sierra leone and Liberia had loads or rebels knocking about and that did them no good. And while the average Nigerian may be more sophisticated than the average West African, it is becoming clearer daily, thanks to Niaraland and other social media platforms, that we are not yet sophisticated enough to birth the type of Rebels the venerable old man means or at least birth the type of sophisticated Rebels whom the teaming masses of Nigeria dickheads wont sabotage and overwhelm with their own bizarre and confused agenda , see Lekki Tollgate -Gate. |
Somewhere, somehow, in the bowls of some grotty institute, Western concerns gathered together some Nigeria officials to work out a new strategy on how to deal with Yahoo boys or whatever you people call them. And the tactics they most have worked out, in the failure of SARS, is to "de-glamorise" Yahoo boys. In order words, discourage younger Nigerians from following in the footsteps of guys like Hush poppy/ YAHOO boys, miscellaneous Hackers etc. And I know whites are ultimately behind this because they always resort to wanting to portray black people as savages and cannibals. Idi Amin became a Cannibal, Mobotu had human head in his fridge and do on. In the end, they hope to ganar mob rule in Nigeria against young wealthy people. Kill two birds with one stone: Stop Nigerians defrauding their people in the West and destroy Nigeria society by demonising wealth, wealth acquisition and young go-getters that are really at the heart of a Nation's future. Oyigbos are very predictable, they're creatures of habit or they just believe blacks are stupid and are so invested in this way of thinking of blacks, it vexes them to reconsider. |
The world will never let anything spontaneous and original leave the shores of Africa for the rest of the world, Africa must always conform in order to receive White people's benevolence or be conformed by white people's engineered coups, wars, poverty or stereotypes. If you're wondering in what way Yahoo can ever be positive, then you're likely African that has never traveled abroad and don't understand how fame and infamy are different sides of capitalist coin. |
This is how demonisation and consequently demarketing of black people works. So, it is now not that these 419 fraudsters are gifted black coders and brilliant minds struggling out of the ghettos of Nigeria and competing equally with white and Asian young people that the world like to paint as clever; no, these are now young black people relegated to dumb savages of Africa that get their money not from outsmarting whites but by human sacrificing and cannibalism. |
smile11s:Possibly rewards Can-Do people, in the form of appricaion, thus serving as encouragement for positive people observing from the sidelines. Conversely it forces Can-Moan people ino reacessing thire life attitudes. |
RapistOnBail:There's no Hell on earth quite like freezing cold and dirt combo. Snow is best observed from the comforts of cosey warm places, cardigans don't cut it. If you've experienced suffering from the perspective of heat and dirt versus ice and dirt, you'll understand. Contrary to what some might imagine, heat makes a place feel psychologically cleaner than cold does. I've only felt suicidal once in my life and that was when I experienced poverty in Europe amidts wet, cold conditions and unable to bath regularly. Yea gods those where grim times. |
youghs:Africa will hold back Nigeria. The continent, human inhabitants, has a problem with envy. |
The electric vehicle industry has grown exponentially in recent years. Growth forecasts from BloombergNEF see the share of electric vehicle sales rising from 2 percent in 2018 to 35 percent in 2030. But the growth will depend on strong supply chains, which rely on a secure and sustainable supply of raw materials, specifically minerals, and metals most of which are in large supply in Nigeria but are grossly underutilised. Lithium ore, Nickel ore, and Cobalt, the three raw materials required for batteries used to power electric vehicles are found in large commercial quantities in different Nigerian states. Lithium which is derived from a Greek word meaning “stone” is a very soft, silvery-white metal that smokes and sizzles if water is poured upon it. Lithium is so light that a bar of it will float on water. It also has a melting point and the highest heat capacity of any element. Hence, it is used as a coolant in some nuclear reactors and also in lubricating grease, industrial dryers, and air-conditioners, batteries, glass, medicines, and nuclear bombs. Lithium ore is found in large quantities in Nigerian states such as Kogi, Nasarawa, Ekiti, Kwara, Cross River, Oyo, Plateau, and a few other states. Recently, Gbenga Okunlola, a Professor of Geology at the University of Ibadan, in research submitted to the World Bank, announced the discovery of over 3000 lithium pegmatite bodies across the country. Pegmatite lithium deposits, also known as hard-rock lithium deposits, can contain a number of elements, including lithium, tin, tantalum, and niobium. There are also preliminary results that have shown that the grades of Nigerian Lithium bearing ores are comparable with grades obtained in lithium-producing mines across the world. Nickel ore, a recent discovery in Nigeria, is reportedly in large deposits in various locations. Comet Mineral, a private mining company which holds the nickel mining licence at Wudil, Kano State said the deposit is almost pure nickel metal of between 0.1 and 5.0 mm diameter in size, grading at 90 percent nickel, as opposed to more traditional nickel, which needs to be refined to extract the metal. The Nickel balls discovered are said to grade better than 90 percent of nickel found in other countries. Analysts say there is a potential shortfall in the global mining capacity required to extract the minerals needed to manufacture sufficient batteries to meet projected EV demand. Hence, it is a great time for countries to position themselves for the windfall in investments in countries that have developed capacity in mining these raw materials. Analysts at Rystad, an Oslo-based global energy research firm also noted that global demand for high-grade nickel will outweigh supply by 2024. The analysts noted that while supply will continue its steady year-on-year climb to 3.4 million tonnes (Mt) in 2024 from 2.5 Mt in 2021, rising demand spurred in part by the energy transition will lead to a shortage in less than two years, with a production of 3.2 Mt. this gap will widen quickly to a deficit of 0.56 Mt by 2026. Unfortunately, the most populous country in Africa has its attention elsewhere. Nigeria may be the largest economy in Africa but it is largely dependent on oil export. In fact, the country realised a meagre N496 billion from solid minerals in 13 years despite the country’s huge deposits, the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has said in its latest audit report. “It is very delighting to note that available report today from the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency (NGSA) confirms that Nigeria is endowed with over 44 mineral deposits occurring in commercial quantities in over 500 locations across the 36 states and Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria,” Yemi Osinbajo, Vice President of Nigeria said recently. However, while investors knock down doors in search of these raw materials in countries like the US and China, and in Africa, Zimbabwe, and the Democratic Republic, in Nigeria they remain largely untapped, and where they are being explored not much attention is given to producing them at scale for exportation purposes. A report by the Carnegie Endowment International released in October, found that consumption of critical raw material (CRM) is projected to increase by a factor of four for graphite, five for cobalt, and eighteen for lithium by 2030; and by a factor of thirteen for graphite, fourteen for cobalt, and nearly sixty for lithium by 2050. “The projected demand in CRMs creates opportunities for Africa to replace Asian supply chains,” the report noted. China still continues to dominate the lithium-ion battery supply chain ranking due to continued investment and strong local and domestic demand for its lithium-ion batteries. The Asian nation hosts 80 percent of all battery cell manufacturing capacity today, with capacity expected to more than double, enough for more than 20 million electric vehicles, in the next five years, the BloombergNEF report said. In Nigeria, the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency (NGSA) has done some level of exploration in lithium but experts say research needs to be conducted at par with the advanced countries. Ref: Frank Eleanya, Business Day |
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