Christianity Etc › Re: Since I Moved To America, I No Longer Pray For 20 Minutes – Oyindamola by mmsen: 2:29pm On Jun 11 |
franchasng: Anybody born in Nigeria that spent all his years in Nigeria deserves to be given a free pass to paradise because he has already passed through his own hell fire in Nigeria.
One of the ways Nigeria can get better is to unbundle Nigeria into small countries comprising of people that share the same ethnicity, culture, tradition, religious belief and dialect/language. This will reduce internal friction like tribal division, religious intolerance and ethnic sabotage within the government.
It will help Nigerians manage their small nations.
The current structure of Nigeria gives room for dangerous tribalism by leaders like can be seen being practiced by President Tinubu today and it will continue to cause dissatisfaction from the other tribes who feel left out. Dividing Nigeria into smaller nations will also make it easier for a typical Nigerian black man to manage and control.
This forceful union called Nigeria where some people use tribalism and religious division to cause trouble in Nigeria for their selfish gainst can never allow Nigeria to reach its potentials.
Alternatively, Nigeria can be restructured completely and the power vested in Federal government removed and handed over to regions and states. President focuses on external affairs and national security (external threats). Without this, Nigeria will continue to struggle without a headway, sadly You already have states that have been unbundled, what good has that done any of you? |
Politics › Re: VeryDarkMan Lands In Abuja, Leads 'Tinubu Must Go' Protest by mmsen: 9:02am On Jun 11 |
Yes, Tinubu must go but the system that allowed a man like Tinubu to find his way to the presidency must also be thrown in the trash.
It isn't enough to get rid of one man. |
Business › Re: First Bank Refuse To Reverse Erroneous Bank Transfer Despite Court Order by mmsen: 8:53am On Jun 11 |
omoredia: Court still dey Nigeria? How is the crooked judiciary supposed to chop if there is no court?  |
Car Talk › Re: Mercedes Benz E350 2015 Vs Toyota Camry 2015? by mmsen: 12:41pm On Jun 10 |
Never buy a used Benz.
Don't buy a Benz at all if you value your time. The newer models are absolute trash. |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 12:40pm On Jun 10 |
Kalulu44: But it's not totally a lie that Jamaicans contributed to the crime rate in London They have not contributed disproportionately to the crime in that country, stop swallowing and repeating lies. The Brits have had problems with inequality and crime for centuries. |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 11:45am On Jun 10 |
mindtricks: If you like go and be comparing your dustbin country with saner climes where it's all a different ball game. You think the UK will be this slow if the multiple kidnappings and terrorism being harbored and pampered in your sithole country will be tolerated over there. That's how some of you run into trouble when you get there and exhibit the same uncouth behavior. You don't know the history of the UK. Maybe read up on the Troubles in Northern Ireland, that lasted decades. Started in the 1960s and did not end until the end of the 20th century. |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 11:43am On Jun 10 |
Kalulu44: Ok sir, but there's sometimes sense from nonsense Not in this case. What that person wrote was pure rubbish. |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 10:29am On Jun 10 |
Kalulu44: Very very correct, you're spot on Complete nonsense. They have had problems with street crime in the UK for centuries, before anyone in the UK even knew where Jamaica was. |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 10:00am On Jun 10 |
Cmanforall: Just say London!
Not UK! It happens all over the UK. Are their Nazis not protesting currently because one pikin was killed by one Hindu? |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 6:20pm On Jun 08*. Modified: 9:51am On Jun 10 |
Kobicove: Most of the gang related violence in London started from Jamaicans who flooded the UK in the 70s and 80s That is a lie. They have had a problem with youth gang violence in London for centuries. Long before the Jamaican Yardies were even a thing. |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 6:18pm On Jun 08*. Modified: 10:20am On Jun 10 |
saintkel: guess where they learnt it from?.... Please tell me because the UK has had a problem with roving youth gangs since at least the 17th century. |
Celebrities › Re: Talay Riley: British Nigerian Singer Murdered In London by mmsen: 6:17pm On Jun 08 |
Nwaokunkpara: The so called saner climes looking insane than one can imagine The UK is the genesis of many of the problems of the modern world. |
Business › Re: Dangote Moves To Revive Nigeria's Forgotten Auto Industry by mmsen: 6:37pm On Jun 05 |
Kelklein: Everything forgotten
*Textile and Garments industry *Steel industry *Iron Ore industry *Auto industry (PAN and Vollswagen, ANAMCO etc) *Even Agriculture as Bandits and herdsmen chased farmers away 🤔🤔 *Rubber and Leather industry
This is how you start to understand where our problems start from..
Omo Other countries heavily subsidize those industries, unless you are willing to do the same they will put you out of business. |
Travel › Re: UK–Based Nigerian In Tears Over Challenges Of Being A Nigerian Abroad (Video) by mmsen: 6:33pm On Jun 04 |
HacheNoire: Just buy a house and you already a slave FOREVER! Ignore the rest!
They will package appreciation for you like you not spending while owning, and just default, the house YOU OWN is gone!
UK is even better cos it gives them healthcare! US is worst. Packaged fraud!
The whole American dream they tell you about is an ILLUSION. I was shocked when I found out how much my people in CA and NJ pay in property taxes for homes they already pay mortgages on. Pure scam. |
Travel › Re: UK–Based Nigerian In Tears Over Challenges Of Being A Nigerian Abroad (Video) by mmsen: 6:27pm On Jun 04 |
HacheNoire: When you tell them, they never listen!
Western life will make you run till you hit the grave!
You will NEVER have absolute peace!
You can’t even die in peace! The cost and process for burial will even put your family in debt if you never saved for it while alive. It's a debt bondage system. You borrow to go to school Borrow to buy a car. Borrow to buy a house. Borrow to go on holiday even just to escape the doom and gloom of that island. I don't know what people expect to find in the UK. |
Travel › Re: UK–Based Nigerian In Tears Over Challenges Of Being A Nigerian Abroad (Video) by mmsen: 6:23pm On Jun 04*. Modified: 8:30am On Jun 05 |
Those aren't the challenges of being a Nigerian. Those are the challenges of the British economy.
The company that she worked for folded, that's not because she's a Nigerian. It was not a Nigerian company. It was not managed by Nigerians, why is she bringing Nigeria into this?
The nearest job interview being 5 hours away is because of Nigeria? How?
At what point do you people look at things objectively? Yes, Nigeria is a mess but it was created to be such by the people you have since run to.
There are people from all over Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and the West Indies all going through the same, alongside native Brits. Nigeria did not cause their hardship, Britain did. |
Health › Re: Northern States Lead Nigeria’s Public Healthcare Rankings by mmsen: 6:21pm On Jun 04 |
Magabush1: Well, if government hospitals are underfunded, how come some are still good and still offer effective services. What could have made them stood out from others It's always about funding and demand on the services provided. If you have more people in a given space putting pressure on those services then inevitably the provision of services will be worse. |
Health › Re: Northern States Lead Nigeria’s Public Healthcare Rankings by mmsen: 12:58pm On May 29 |
Magabush1: If you look at the state, you will see that it's public healthcare so private hospitals were not the reason of the research or conclusion. Lagos has the best hospitals just that people prefer private hospitals, who patronises public hospitals like those days. The doctors will end up referring you to their personal clinics It's not that people prefer private, it's that the government hospitals are so horribly underfunded that anyone with sense is forced to use private hospitals. |
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Politics › Re: Residents Slam PHED Over Blackouts, Faulty Meters, Missing Cables by mmsen: 2:36am On May 09 |
eepeepook: 1. PHED is the most efficient distribution company I’ve come across in the four states I frequent.
2. Buy solar. You won’t watch and calculate megawatts. Leave those days behind in 2001. You will sleep with at least a light and fan running. PHED is a sham organization. Highly incompetent, very unreliable. If they weren't then solar would not be so necessary. They can't even handle token payment over 50% the time. You still need to watch power usage with solar, nobody has an endless battery set up and some appliances are especially taxing. |
Politics › Re: Residents Slam PHED Over Blackouts, Faulty Meters, Missing Cables by mmsen: 2:35am On May 09 |
eepeepook: 1. PHED is the most efficient distribution company I’ve come across in the four states I frequent.
2. Buy solar. You won’t watch and calculate megawatts. Leave those days behind in 2001. You will sleep with at least a light and fan running. PHED is a sham organization. Highly incompetent, very unreliable. If they weren't then solar would not be so necessary. You still need to watch power usage with solar, nobody has an endless battery set up and some appliances are especially taxing. |
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Should Allow China Manage Electricity Sector For 20 Years - Goje by mmsen: 12:50am On May 09 |
He should also allow China (or another "advanced" nation  ) manage Gombe state for 20 years. He should further allow his neighbor to manage his household, nack his wife (and probably daughter). Foolish goat. This is a man who does not think. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Need People To Come Back': Dubai's Tourism Industry Reels As Foreigners Flee by mmsen: 3:42pm On May 05 |
God1000: Donald trump brought this calamity on them, they need to publicly repudiate america and embrace Iran, doing so is their only hope for lasting peace America is a thug with global reach, that isn't feasible. |
Politics › Re: Governor Eno Thanks Tinubu For Approving Upgrading Of Victor Attah Airport by mmsen: 12:10pm On May 05 |
UkoAnnang:

Umo Eno is a slowpoke and worse thing to happen to Akwa Ibom in history
Ibom international Airport was a project started during Obong Victor Attah administration, Godswill Akpabio developed the project, when Udom Emmanuel came in l, he completed the project and acquired the airfleet. This sometimes red, sometimes orange colour mediocre man control nothing to that project. But today he is talking the glory.
Throughout his 3 years in government, he has done nothing tangible for the state. If sure for him and his mediocre partner he called his president let them develop Ibom Deep seaport Please explain to me why such a man was allowed to occupy such an important office? |
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Politics › Re: N25Bn Church At Abuja Airport: FG Favouring Christians - MURIC by mmsen: 11:30am On May 03 |
Fujiyama: You working class Nigerians are paying 'international prices' for every litre of petrol you buy in a petrol station, courtesy of the 'vision' and 'foresight' of the 'international', 'first class' accountant.
But you get a federal subsidy to hop on a plane - to visit another country for religious pilgrimage. You give those countries money and jobs and livelihoods - while your country sinks deeper into nothingness.
Courtesy of BAT, you ordinary Nigerians are now paying the so called true cost of every US dollar to import factory equipment and industrial machines that aren't manufactured here in this country. But you get federal subsidies to build 'houses and places of worship'.
Are you mad? Yes they are. You will never hear them protest against the state funding of pilgrimage to the Middle East. |
Politics › Re: N25Bn Church At Abuja Airport: FG Favouring Christians - MURIC by mmsen: 11:28am On May 03 |
Another waste of resources. No government agency should be funding any religious endeavour. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Acting South African High Commissioner Summoned Over Attacks On Nigerians by mmsen: 11:26am On May 03 |
StoryHaven: While I condemn the xenophobic attacks on foreigners, I will want to tell our chest beating brothers too to abide by rules of places they reside in and stop all the crime they get themselves involved with. If you have not been out of Nigeria, you would say our brothers are innocent of all the allegations. I have been out of Nigeria, in fact I am presently outside Nigeria. Our chest beating brothers are involved in shaddy businesses which is the root cause of hatred towards Nigerians.
I witnessed it live in 2010 when I travelled to SA. Majority are into selling drugs and 419 deals. This is a fact.
That apart, when this people make the illegal money, they dont stay quiet. They are loud and they brag about wealth all the time.
Imagine making dirty money and you cant keep your head low.
The same bragging brought the act of installation of a KING in another person's country.
Like I told some guys, there is no KING without a kingdom. The word Kingdom was derived from the word King.
Now, are you saying you are creating a KINGDOM in a foreign land? Who does that?
Why cant our guys keep their heads low and live life without making noise?
That singular act started all these attacks on Nigerians and other foreign citizens who are innocent and law abiding.
Let us talk to ourselves too.
What the South Africans are doing is evil. But some people have involved themselves in evil acts before the animalistic side of the South African came out.
SAD. While you are right about the Nigerians abroad there's a wider issue that is the level of casual violence in SA. It isn't just Nigerians being targeted there, anyone can become a victim in SA due to how unequal it is. |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 2:50pm On Apr 30 |
Jman06: As usual, your ilks would rather resort to wokism in defence of simple stuffs that are parts and parcels of our everyday lives. In this same generation, we're still being taught about the roles of men and women in marriage and these roles have not changed from what it was in the 19th century!
Even the so called feminists still cling to the same idea that men are the providers in marriage and I'm very sure that many of them even on this forum will disagree with your submission. So, who's confusing who now? It isn't wokism, it's practical. Both parents owe a duty of care to their children. |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 2:13pm On Apr 30 |
Jman06: Since when has it become the duty of the woman to provide for the needs of her offsprings in a marriage? Last I checked, it is the man that provides and that makes this your arguement invalid, unless you're talking about girls having children out of wedlock. The reason why you fail to understand the issue is because your brain is stuck in the 19th century. Both parents are responsible for the upkeep of that household. The notion that only one parent carries the burden is nonsensical. |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 9:18pm On Apr 29 |
Jman06: Having one's children early does not entail having more than one can cater for. That is what it usually entails, that's why the rest of the world spent much of the previous century trying to stamp out teenage pregnancy. Teen/young mothers are too inexperienced and poorly resourced to be expected to raise stable children. Nigeria is proof of this. |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 8:07pm On Apr 29*. Modified: 7:00am On Sep 18 |
Jman06: When you have your own daughters, advise them to delay marriage. You can also advise your sisters to do the same. At least you'll be helping us control our population. However, if others choose to not to delay marriage but to marry and birth their offsprings on time, it should never be your headache! It is my headache because those same people will be bothering me to help pay school fees, to help to pay for medical bills for children they cannot take care of. Eventually those children will resort to crime to pay for the basics of life. It will be they who break into your home to steal from you. As it lurches from one disgraceful yet avoidable crisis to the next, northern Nigeria is the greatest advert for contraceptions and abortion in the history of mankind. |