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EdgarBounce:Very. |
NotoriousBiggyS:Did the humans Nigeria invested in not Japa to Europe to work as doctors and nurses? Supported by the very Nigerians that need them most, all shouting in text, Japa, Japa, Japa! What returns is Nigeria getting from those investment in medical and nursing institutions ? Bet you even some of those boasting from Ukraine how Ukraine at war is better than Nigeria at peace, benefited from Nigeria in the form their formative years. |
In recent times I couldn't help but think about how the artisan and Craftsmanship industry of Nigeria will be 10 years from now.I wonder if the shift in mindset of Nigerians, that I've noticed is related to this. The shift being that younger Nigerians, disappointingly, no longer view running a business as an ambition but rather as a necessity. Like the rest of Africa, younger Nigerians now want to be employees. Once , Nigerians would only trade the prospect of running a business for top carriers such as in medicine, law, engineering, accountancy, piloting and so on. Now people want to be employed rather than be creators of employment for others by running businesses. We are loosing our edge. |
nahr:Girls and young people are very safe in Nigeria, safer than in other Nations in Africa |
Uyi168:Peace is doubtful since war is ultimately the expression of destruction intrinsic in Atrophy a cornerstone of existence itself. However, while peace is impossible men could be liberated from the trauma associated with anarchy regardless of subjectivity. This is by transcending all humanly prejudices. https://mercsfilmandtv.pbworks.com/f/1484185628/Pinhead.jpg |
Northernblood5:You've not considered history before drawing your conclusion; a conclusion, which seem to me informed by the false notion that Africans are placid people that don't fight wars - especially of the relevant emancipation. For this reason, I've taken the liberty of declaring here a list (not exhaustive list) on relatively modern Africa armed struggles. 1914-1915 South West Africa campaign 1914-1915 Maritz rebellion 1915-1916 Volta-Bani War 1915 Chilembwe uprising 1915 The Bussa rebellion 1915-1917 Senussi Campaign 1916-1917 Kaocen revolt 1916 Battle of Segale 1918 The Adubi War 1920 Misurata-Warfalla War[10] 1920-1922 Jabal al-Gharbi civil war 1920-1926 Rif War 1921-1922 Rand Rebellion 1922 Bondelswarts Rebellion 1923-1932 Pacification of Libya 1928-1931 Kongo-Wara rebellion 1929-1930 Women's War 1930 Gugsa Wale's rebellion 1935-1937 Second Italo-Ethiopian War 1939-1945 World War II 1940-1943 North African campaign 1940-1943 East African campaign 1940 Battle of Dakar 1940 Battle of Gabon 1942 Battle of Madagascar 1943 Woyane rebellion 1952-1960 Mau Mau Uprising 1954-1962 Algerian War 1955-1964 Bamileke War 1955-1972 First Sudanese Civil War 1957-1958 Ifni War 1960-1965 Congo Crisis 1966-1967 Stanleyville mutinies 1960–present Katanga insurgency 1961 Bizerte crisis 1961-1991 Eritrean War of Independence 1961-1974 Portuguese Colonial War 1961-1974 Angolan War of Independence 1963-1974 Guinea-Bissau War of Independence 1964-1974 Mozambican War of Independence 1962-1964 Tuareg rebellion 1963 Sand War 1963-1967 Shifta War 1963-1970 Bale revolt 1964 Ethiopian–Somali Border War 1964-1965 Simba rebellion 1964-1979 Rhodesian Bush War 1964 Zanzibar Revolution 1965-1979 First Chadian Civil War 1966-1989 South African Border War 1967-1970 Nigerian Civil War 1970–present Western Sahara conflict 1975-1991 Western Sahara War 1972-1974 First Eritrean Civil War 1973–2018 Oromo conflict 1974-1991 Ethiopian Civil War 1975-2002 Angolan Civil War 1975–present Cabinda War 1977-1992 Mozambican Civil War 1977 Libyan–Egyptian War 1977-1978 Ogaden War 1977 Shaba I 1978 Shaba II 1978-1979 Uganda–Tanzania War 1978-1987 Chadian–Libyan conflict 1980-1981 Second Eritrean Civil War 1980-1986 Ugandan Bush War 1981 Entumbane uprising 1981 Gambian coup d'état attempt 1982–present Casamance conflict 1982 Ndogboyosoi War 1982 Ethiopian–Somali Border War 1983-2005 Second Sudanese Civil War 1985 Agacher Strip War 1986 United States bombing of Libya 1987–present Lord's Resistance Army insurgency 1989-1991 Mauritania–Senegal Border War 1989-1997 First Liberian Civil War 1990-1994 Rwandan Civil War 1990-1995 Tuareg rebellion 1991-1994 Djiboutian Civil War 1991-2002 Sierra Leone Civil War 1991-2002 Algerian Civil War 1991–present Somali Civil War 1993-2005 Burundian Civil War 1993-1994 Republic of the Congo Civil War 1994 Bophuthatswana crisis 1994-1999 Caprivi conflict 1994–present Insurgency in Ogaden 1995–present Second Afar insurgency 1995 Hanish Islands conflict 1996–present Allied Democratic Forces insurgency 1996-1997 First Congo War 1997-1999 Republic of the Congo Civil War 1998-2000 Eritrean–Ethiopian War 1998-2003 Second Congo War 2000 Six-Day War 1998-1999 Guinea-Bissau Civil War 1999-2003 Second Liberian Civil War 1999–present Ituri conflict 21st century 2001–present War on Terrorism 1997–present Islamic Terrorism in Egypt 2002–present Islamic insurgency in the Maghreb 2002–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Horn of Africa 2006 Rise of the Islamic Courts Union 2006–2009 Ethiopian War in Somalia 2007–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Trans Sahara 2009–present Islamist civil war in Somalia 2009 Nigerian sectarian violence 2015–present ISIL insurgency in Tunisia 2017–present Islamist insurgency in Mozambique 2002-2003 Conflict in the Pool Department 2002–2004 First Ivorian Civil War 2003–present War in Darfur 2004 French–Ivorian clashes 2004–present Conflict in the Niger Delta 2016–present Niger Delta conflict 2004–2007 Central African Republic Bush War 2004–present Kivu conflict 2005–2010 Chadian Civil War 2005–2008 Mount Elgon insurgency 2006-2013 Bakassi conflict 2007–2009 Second Tuareg Rebellion 2007–2008 Kenyan crisis 2008 Invasion of Anjouan 2008 Kufra conflict 2008 Djiboutian–Eritrean border conflict 2009–present Sudanese nomadic conflicts 2011–present Ethnic violence in South Sudan 2013–2020 South Sudanese Civil War 2009 Sudan airstrikes 2009 Dongo conflict 2011 Second Ivorian Civil War 2011 First Libyan Civil War 2011–present Sudanese conflict in South Kordofan and Blue Nile 2011-2014 Factional violence in Libya 2012–present Mali War 2012 Heglig Crisis 2012-2013 M23 rebellion 2012 Baragoi clashes 2012–present Central African Republic Civil War 2013–present Batwa–Luba clashes 2013-2019 RENAMO insurgency 2014 Aswan tribal clashes 2014–2020 Second Libyan Civil War 2016-2017 Pool War 2016 Kasese clashes 2016–present Kamwina Nsapu rebellion 2017–present Anglophone Crisis 2020–present Tigray War |
They have electricity. |
The ones that go over there and say stuff like, 'I'm Nigerian, I love my country Nigeria (even if they don't) I've come to fight for freedom ( even if they have not but are over there with the intention of acquiring citizenship in the long run) This type of person has hope. Those that travel and start insulting thire homeland is at best selfish for he worsens not improves the life chances of Nigerians in Nigeria. Anyone tells you cussing and insulting your country of birth will pressure government into improving things is lying to you. Insult the Government ,its policies and achievements,not the country. Politicians and political parties that encourage people to insult the country are wicked people that don't mean well for the country and consequently you! if this is your personal beliefs and what you do of your own violation, you're wrong, change it. The political individual that does this is all but shouting at you, "I am a thief interested only in me and my family. I will embezzle, take kickbacks, I don't care about you or your country!" |
We Will Not Tolerate Recruitment Of Nigerians As Mercenaries In Ukraine – FG byGov't should've kept mute on the matter. Let those that want to leave Nigeria in this way, LEAVE! Emphasis should then have been on collecting data on these people for the purposes of revoking their citizenship and adding this information to the long overdue national database on everything necessary for national security ( We need data on citizens of Nigeria). So if they return to Nigeria they do so as citizens of Place Elsewhere and require visas. Not only should govt let them go they should secretly encourage it. Nigeria needs to be rid of certain types of citizens. It may be good for them but certainly good for Nigeria. It would be victory all round. |
he said, "What am I coming back to Nigeria to do? Has anything changed in our country?"Na Change him dey look, no wonder 'im won remain for Ukraine where massive change is taking place. ![]() |
How is Ukraine saved by a nuclear war that wipes out the world .? For anyone that imagines a survivable nuclear war, consider this: any nation that lunches a nuclear weapon will have to lunch every nuclear missile in its arsenal at once. Forget all those Hollywood precision bombing movies. There aint gonna be no economically taken out targets. This is since first strike nation can't afford to give the nation attacked the chance to retaliate. The number of nuclear weapons aimed at completely obliterating any one nation or block will devastate the entire world. It's not just radiation you need worry over, it's also the alignment of the Earth in its orbit around the sun. |
UKRAINE at War is still better than Nigeria at Peace. ZUBY77 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCHuuGmhSOk The Ministry of Solid Minerals Development on Monday confirmed the discovery of Nickel in parts of Kaduna State in North-West Nigeria. Permanent Secretary, Mohammed Abbas, said the ministry had been following up on the report by its technical experts since the first discovery was made several months ago. “The Ministry is aware of the occurrence of the mineral in parts of Kaduna State,” the statement said. “Since the first discovery many months ago, technical experts from the ministry have been following up on this development as provided by law. The ministry urged Nigerians to allow government come up with detailed reports on the new find towards its development. The statement confirmed a report by PREMIUM TIMES that a private mining syndicate had discovered nickel in Nigeria. The private mining syndicate headed by Hugh Morgan, a mining industry veteran, described the discovery as unusual since it was found in small balls of about three millimeters in diameter and of a high purity in shallow soils, indicative of the existence of a larger hard-rock Nickel field in the area. The discovery was said to be around Dangoma, a small farming town about 160 kilometres northeast of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. The community also borders Kaduna state to the west. Nickel could potentially be a high foreign exchange earner for Nigeria, particularly at a time the country’s economy was facing the blight of declining global crude oil prices. Nickel is sold primarily for first use as refined metal in manufacturing of many other alloys, while about 65 per cent of it is consumed in the West, used for the production of stainless steel products. ⓘ Nigeria could join some of the world’s largest producers of Nickel, which include Philippines, Indonesia, Russia, Canada, and Australia, according to the US Geological Survey. NIRSAL AD At the moment, Nigeria’s current output of Nickel is below 2.5 metric tons per annum, produced mainly from scrap irons. The discovery of the mineral in large volume could see the country’s production capacity increased significantly, as government has already shown commitment to raise its capacity to meet the country’s annual steel demand of 6.8 metric tons, Mr. Fayemi told Bloomberg recently. |
Ecos:So true, only in Nigeria are people shot dead. Nigerians should quickly Japa to Ukraine. Also, lots of light in Ukrainian skies. RIP Lady. |
If not outside Ukraine embassy,may he be found elsewhere, safe n sound. |
anonimi:Essentially, yes, it's about bridges. Going by what Nigerians seem to complain most about, the gov is doing the right thing. Nigerians complain more about electricity, roads, buildings, pavements than even about insecurity and jobs. They complain about corruption too because they believe it deprives them of living in a West like environment. Even when Nigerians watch media on Eastern Europe where the people look wretched and live mostly on dry bread and water, have no jobs, are hounded by stray dogs and youths high on glue fumes, Nigerians still say they would rather live there than in Nigeria. The reason why is because those Eastern Europe places are cemented, roads paved, buildings even and ordered and many bridges surmounting rivers and canals. |
Traveling abroad is your Human rights, subject to the relevant laws. You don't have to justify yourself. All nationals travel. It is enough to travel because you want to see the world, experience other cultures, study etc. You are not obligated to insult your country of birth. |
DSC7:Anyone that travels abroad and turns around and insults his or her country in ways some have, will never add value to Nigeria. You shouldn't wish to join hands with those, they are worst than rubbish. Not good for Nigeria not good for the nation they reside. They're selfish people, exploiting those nations abroad, evident in broadcasting very publicly thire disloyalty credentials by insulting their nation of birth. The West knows this and will watch them. The West hates traitors. They know that should things turn bad, this type of individual will Japa. If Nigeria has longer-term planning, insisting that only those with documentation be allowed to return to Nigeria is a must. |
Ghana's tactics against Nigeria in football is predictable since it is usually about trying to break the legs of Nigeria players while relying on the anti Nigeria sentiments of African referees and official not to red card them. |
SeriouslySense:Don't generalise. You cant stop individuals, black, white, Asian or something else, being foolish or acting daft if it is in their DNA. Some humans are born Followers and Disciples. Research has shown that for any cause you care to mention, imagine or invent, there are individuals that will join. Create a movement today in which members are to leap into fire at the end of every year , by months end ,you will attract many followers. And when the year end, these people Will leap into the furnace or pyre created by leaders of the movement. This peculiarity in human behaviour is well understood in the West but in Nigeria such things are politicised. The usual suspects would for instance attribute the Followers of our fictitious, Suicide by Fire, members as wanting to die by fire because Nigeria is already hell. In the West they would attribute this to mental states or that peculiarity of human psychology mentioned earlier. Sure, if you were to interview any of the members of our fictitious Fire Suicide cult, asking them why they would want to commit suicide, some would site the Cult's mantra, others would site as reason the popular societal speculations of the day -In our case, probably that Nigeria is a shithole. In reality, they would do so because it is in their nature. |
Fresh34:Folks here are deliberately preposterous in order to obfuscate thus maintaining a system in which anything goes |
Due to the press and wider media , Niaralanders give the impression that every nation apart from Nigeria acted speedily to the relevant situation as it developed in Ukraine. Subsequently every nation, except Nigeria , affected pulled out their citizens . Nigeria, we are told, is acting late. Towards this end, Nigeria govt has provided figures for the cost of repatriating these stranded Nigerians in urgent need of recue - figures Niaralanders find preposterous. Well does anyone know what the cost should instead be so that the figures provided by the govt can be compared and challenged ? And, as alluded at the top of this post, since every nation affected has rescued their citizens, there should be enough information knocking about from which to draw comparative analysis. Thank you. |
Everyone wants a piece of Nigeria without hunoring Nigerians for being the hard working, exciting people that they are ![]() |
Hannover:So this is all about attracting Nigerians to visit and live in Gambia. If Gambia needs to improve her economy hit by Covid related slump in tourism, why don't they treat thire African Americans citizens with the additional respect they used to provide white tourist. Why not rejoin Senegal and why not beg Nigerians to come over and invest in Gambia rather than adopt that irritating delusional position of superiority I've noticed being increasingly adopted by the most fleabitten and irrelevant African nations? |
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meobizy:Indeed. |
Imbecilicsamuel:For a fraction there i thought your members name was umbilicalcordedsamuel instead of Imbecilicsamuel to which i might have quipped, but why didn't it? |
History informs us that nationals who join wars abroad, on returning home, spearhead or play pivotal rules in domestic militancy, insurgencies, revolutions and sundry anarchy. To mitigate this, Nigeria should, urgently, revoke the citizenship of Nationals that leave nations other than Ukraine in order to fight with Ukraine against Russia. Doing this will also facilitate the speedy nationalization of these Nigerians by Ukraine. Without doing this Ukraine would not grant them citizenship. Whites are rarely grateful. If the Federal Government of Nigeria failed to do this with those Nigerians that fought abroad as Islamists, I'm willing to believe that the disorganized nature of Irag, Syria and Afghanistan made the technicalities of doing do impractical. Ukraine of Europe is however better organized, war conditions considered. Nigeria should have accurate records with which to work. |
Oh, happy days... |
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