Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Are Dangerous. Testimonies That Should Be Disturbing Celebrated by mmsen: 9:14pm On Jun 23, 2017 |
AHCB: No offence, but I'm sure that your "mumu christian friend" is the gullible type. The word 'gullible' is redundant once an individual has been identified as a xtian (or Muslim). |
Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Are Dangerous. Testimonies That Should Be Disturbing Celebrated by mmsen: 9:13pm On Jun 23, 2017 |
HardMirror: the bolded says it all. the very driving force is a hope of unmerited possession of wealth. why? just to be above every one else and pastors are capitalizing on this. do shady things to get a job and come shout hallelujah in church. steal money and act "big man " in church. fvcktards The pastors themselves are doing it. The foolish sheep just want to emulate what they see. |
Travel › Re: Passport Of A Nigerian Confiscated By Employer In Oman by mmsen: 6:31pm On Jun 23, 2017 |
While I feel for this woman I wonder why some people are so dead set on going to the Middle East.
You could make the same money in Nigeria without the abuse and detachment from your family. |
Crime › Re: Kidnapper Evans' Wife & Children Have Ghanaian Passports With Fake Surname by mmsen: 11:36am On Jun 23, 2017 |
Where on Spintex Rd is this house supposed to be located?
Why are there no recent color photos showing this house with other landmarks that people who traverse Spintex Rd would be able to identify? You could even link the premises to coordinates on Google Maps if this was genuine. |
Politics › Re: Kwankwaso: The Land Igbos Are Holding In The North More Than Whole South-East by mmsen: 2:05pm On Jun 22, 2017 |
ERockson: Kwankwaso really rubbishes the SE with this statement. So the whole SE is so small that the land igbo occupy in the north is now bigger than the whole SE Why are you people so obsessed with size? Maybe it is bigger but it's also going to be cheaper because of a lower population density and less industry. |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Lady And English Fiance Stun In Danshiki For Their Pre-wedding Pics by mmsen: 9:46am On Jun 21, 2017 |
khiaa: DANG!!! Why do African girls always marry such UGLY white boys? I don't understand when you have so many handsome men of your own. She isn't great looking either but maybe she needs papers? |
Business › Re: The 10 Banks That Took Over Etisalat by mmsen: 7:24pm On Jun 20, 2017*. Modified: 8:59am On Jun 21, 2017 |
luvinhubby: Nigerianisation of a foreign owned telecoms company. Clear signal to foreign investors to keep off.
But, why is it that every corporate organisation headed by Hakeem Bello Osagie runs into crises and is eventually sold, first was UBA that was sold to Elumelu's Standard Trust and now Etisalat Nig? Because he's a crappy businessman who adds no value to the entities that he heads. |
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Shortlist 12 Names For 2019 Presidency by mmsen: 9:29am On Jun 20, 2017 |
PDJT: -It's a borrowed language in addition to poor education in Nigeria, therefore the people don't really understand the words they employ.
-Secondly, it's a cultural thing. Nigerians are very rude, brash, immodest and authoritarian. -Take a look at your environment and see how people talk to each other, even to their own children.
-Finally, there is no Love in Nigeria. It's not 'even to their own children' but especially, that is where many Nigerians feel it is safest to take out their issues. |
Car Talk › Re: Evacuation Of Abandoned Vehicles On Lagos Roads To Commence July 1 by mmsen: 7:16am On Jun 20, 2017 |
GAZZUZZ: I need their hotnline, one guy just block my gate with 1 yeye golf 2 since last year  You should strip the stupid car and sell the parts. |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Hackers Steal $3billion Worldwide - FBI by mmsen: 1:09pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
And how much do American hackers steal?
How about American bankers? |
Christianity Etc › Re: "Female Medical Student Delivered From Stealing & Masturbation By TB Joshua" by mmsen: 7:48pm On Jun 18, 2017 |
No one needs to be 'delivered' from masturbation.
It is not a crime. It's better than her falling pregnant. |
Politics › Re: Hausas Dress Like Igbos To Show Love To Igbos (Photos) by mmsen: 1:45pm On Jun 18, 2017 |
You cannot make someone want to be with you.
If they want to leave them let them leave.
And if they want restructuring and you say that you want a union then ensure that restructuring takes place. |
Politics › Re: Fatai Owoseni Controls Traffic In Ikorodu (Photos) by mmsen: 9:02am On Jun 18, 2017 |
The solution is to keep all these stupid street traders away from the road and to broaden the road itself.
This is like putting a band aid over a deep ax wound. |
Webmasters › Re: Common Server Attack Issues And Preventive Measures by mmsen: 7:07am On Jun 18, 2017 |
How did this make front page?
Most people on this forum don't even know how their phones work and this one is talking about server issues... |
Agriculture › Re: Agriculture Is Not The Magic Solution - By Simon Kolawole by mmsen: 7:02pm On Jun 17, 2017 |
MrOdyssey: As funny as it may sound Africa And Asia seem to be the world's farm. They produce the raw material for virtually all the food consumed around the word but.
These two continents hold the position of the poorest continents in the world.
Trully, who Agriculture alone don epp. It isn't funny at all, if Europe was so wonderful those people would not have had to engage in genocide to remove the native Americans and the Aboriginal Australians from their fertile lands. Nor would they have had to steal from the peoples of Asia and Africa. You're right that those two continents prop up the world but it explains why the Europeans have been so violent over the centuries. |
Agriculture › Re: Agriculture Is Not The Magic Solution - By Simon Kolawole by mmsen: 7:00pm On Jun 17, 2017 |
This was not a well thought out article. I'm not a fan of this administration but it usually goes without saying that agriculture leads to process agricultural products. Agribusiness has the term used by the past and current administrations, the author simply hasn't been paying attention.
Rice has to be processed.
Dairy has to be processed.
Tomato likewise.
As to his claim that no roads have been built since 1999 - that depends on which state. Some states have been busier than others and the last administration made great efforts in the rail sector that this administration appears to want to continue (thankfully). |
Romance › Re: PHOTO: Another Nairalander Dazzle In Interethnicity Prewedding Picture by mmsen: 7:45pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
HayZee06: Eating banana nw na wifely duty eh ...tell me wat i dnt knw pls You know what it is. Stop being naive. This is how they make each other happy. |
Romance › Re: PHOTO: Another Nairalander Dazzle In Interethnicity Prewedding Picture by mmsen: 5:36pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
HayZee06: Whats wit d banana in d brides mouth wat mssg are dey trying to pass? Nah wifely duties now. |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 5:29pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: The reason you also don't have issues with the poverty in the south is actually because you lack the milk of human kindness.
What do you think is the reason behind the prevalence of human and drug trafficking, human rituals, prostitution, kidnapping, robbery, 419 and all those poverty related crimes? Where did I excuse poverty in the south? Why can't you think in a straight line? Why are you so irrational? |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 5:19pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: The rant of an inconsequential illiterate cannot stop Arabic from being taught to muslim students.
At least it is the north that is poor and you are rich, why is the pain more on you?
Small fry, face your riches and leave the poor north. The reason why you have no issue with the level of poverty in the north is because you have no humanity, decency or conscience. Nor are you rational, if you were you would understand that the poverty in the north is why the issue with Boko Haram came about and why the northern masses are so prone to senseless violence in the form of pogroms. |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 5:05pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
ollah1: I'm sure you wrote this cos you don't know there are Christian Arabs That has nothing to do with an African prioritizing learning Arabic over and above everything else. What good has reciting nonsense in Arabic done for the millions of northern poor? |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 4:57pm On Jun 16, 2017*. Modified: 9:59pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: I don't give a damn about whatever religion you belong to but I'm a muslim and will like my fellow muslims to learn Arabic, this is entirely my business because that is what parents or guardians paid for.
If you are religionless, stay off religious matters. Lol, you live in Africa but are advocating for Arabic. You dey craze. The global language for business is English (even in the Middle East) and yet you want children to learn the language of a deranged Arab pedophile instead of spending time learning the universal languages of mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology or computer science. You are lost. |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 4:41pm On Jun 16, 2017*. Modified: 4:58pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: What is the religion of 95% prostitutes?
What is the religion of 98% armed robbers?
What is the religion of 98% drug and human traffickers?
What is the religion of 95% human ritualists?
What is the religion of 98% kidnappers?
What is the religion of 98% unclad ladies on the streets?
Hehehe, shifting to almajiri card?
I have been almajiri and will always be, any problem about that?
Education is not about throwing tantrums, it is actually about avoiding them, get yourself good education and stop calling names that are far from being consequential.
Gerrout. You still do not understand the purpose of education and you very stupidly assume that I am a xtian. Islam and xtianity have no business in schools. |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 4:28pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: The values I'm talking about is the one that promotes nudity, armed robbery, human and drug trafficking, prostitution, human rituals, 419, human rituals etc.
We know the religion leading in those fields.
Meanwhile, your understanding of education is too myopic.
It is not just about learning a trade, it is also about knowing your bounds. Which religion promotes nudity? And why does that bother you more than poverty? Food insecurity and illiteracy? Which religion promotes drug trafficking and prostitution? Which religion promotes human sacrifice? And which religion makes reference to 419? You don't understand the purpose of education because you are al-majiri. That is not your fault but a serious failing of the society which spawned you and many unfortunate souls just like you, many of whom cannot even write their own names. |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 4:05pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: Values are different, stick to yours and allow others, that is what education is all about. Education is about teaching something that will be useful in the long run or at least helpful when it comes to the issue of nation building. What have Islam or Christianity done besides sow seeds of discord and mistrust? And what 'values' do you speak of? The values that allow Muslims to steal and resell food items donated to Muslim IDPs? The values that permit a grandfather to marry a pre-pubescent child? Or the values that allows state governors who claim to be both xtian and Muslim to steal state funds and then plead poverty when asked why roads are being left in a state of disrepair? If religion had any real value Africa would be paradise. |
Education › Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mmsen: 12:58pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
baylord101: Na wa oo, CAN is always complaining, Probably it's for those religion bigostic in the SE and Core North because I could remember my days back in secondary School, we divide the class to two for IRS/CRS class.
Back then in Umunneochi in Abia state, any time we are preparing for solat passerby will open their mouth and locked their leg just to witness what we are doing and I blame them not because it's only Christianity they were exposed to unlike in Southwest where you will see both sleeping in the same room. School time should not be wasted on religious indoctrination, there's enough of that in Nigeria as is. If they want then allow the children to have extra maths or science classes but religion is not needed. |
Politics › Re: Free Fruits Donated By Saudi Arabia To Nigerian IDPs Being Sold In Markets.Photo by mmsen: 11:44am On Jun 16, 2017 |
raker300: The government is fantastically corrupt It is individuals within these organizations that are crooked which just goes to show that religion has no positive effect on society, it is only used to justify stupidity. |
Business › Re: St. Louis, Other Foreign Packaged Sugar Brands Remains Banned In Nigeria – FG by mmsen: 6:57am On Jun 16, 2017 |
dominique: It's been long since I saw the St. Louis brand in the markets. Its better it remains banned. The last time I used it, its quality had reduced. I had to put up to four cubes in a mug of tea before I could taste it. Is that one a sugar? When we develop our local products, foreign companies will come to realize that Nigeria is no longer a dumping ground for their inferior products. It isn't the same at all. Nigeria and Ghana are ECOWAS nations that have agreed on free trade of goods and people. Where is St Louis branded sugar being imported from? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Now Has A Twitter Handle...See Reactions by mmsen: 5:30pm On Jun 11, 2017 |
Gerrard59: Well, that was then. Certainly not sustainable in today's fast paced environment. I know businesses that spend a lot on diesel, the money is enough to buy an additional machinery or open a new branch or employ more persons. For Nigeria to move faster economically and reduce the unemployment rate, she needs uninterrupted power.
That commerce worked then without electricity does not mean it will or it can forever. We need electricity - constant. It isn't right but Nigeria is not the only nation with power issues and (like it or not) the lack of constant mains electricity creates other economic activity. It hampers some business but it doesn't altogether stop business. This is a point in relation to your comment at expressing shock/disgust at Nigeria being Africa's biggest economy. Having said all that, things can and will get better. |
Crime › Re: Aguleri & Umuleri Clash In Anambra, Heads Broken, Properties Destroyed (Photos) by mmsen: 1:42pm On Jun 11, 2017 |
A cut is very difficult from breaking someone's head.
One is much more severe than the other. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Now Has A Twitter Handle...See Reactions by mmsen: 1:13pm On Jun 11, 2017 |
smartty68: How 
When the country is still struggling for common uninterrupted power suppy for centuries now...
Is that one a country 
Jokers... You don't understand an economy if you think not having power stops commerce. While it is a nuisance ask yourself how your forefathers coped without power. Did it stop them from living? |
Politics › Re: Governor Ambode's Achievements In Pictures [photos] by mmsen: 7:25pm On Jun 10, 2017 |
oduastates: Nowhere near fashola You're right, he has surpassed Fashola already. |