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AdamuKD:How much is the US owing compared to other countries, including Nigeria ? Ekuke, I won’t waste my time explaining this simple economic phenomenon to you airheads again because I’m tired of having to repeat it over and over again and your ilks would resort to insults rather than come up with reasonable counter points. Often times, prosperous countries/societies are the most indebted ![]() The United States of America, Canada, Italy and the UK have more internal and external debts than all African countries put together. In fact, being indebted shows that you have potentials as no lender in his right senses would lend you what he knows you’re not capable of paying off and this ultimately is the only reason why Dangote can easily get approval for a loan of 20 billion naira while no bank will ever give you 20 naira. Do you understand now? Please when next you’re in an argument with a Lagosian, stop using indebtedness as a metric for measuring economic progress and prosperity, it makes you look unlearned. Have a great day ahead my friend. |
Fahvvy:Love your social experiment ![]() |
Horus:May the gods of the land bless this pretty lady richly. May she never lack good things in this life and beyond. See as the video dey sweet me for body ![]() |
benedictnsi:He’s not lying about it actually. They are even cheap at that price he quoted but I understand why you and other Nigerians have this mindset, they set the bad precedence and this makes us think everything they say is a lie but google is your friend my dear. Regular exotic dogs like GSP, German shepherds and Labradors etc are far from being cheap much more highly trained and certified service dogs . Please make your research well before criticizing so you don’t look like a joke. I’m surprised over 100 ppl liked your post like they don’t own a dog or lack internet access to make a simple internet search. |
kelvine:Y’all are not really getting the legal point of view of this writeup. Even though I also support releasing a cctv footage of how the poor boy got to the poor without anyone in the entire mansion noticing to rule out foul play, it still doesn’t exonerate the nanny whose main and only job was to look after the child. She was being paid for nothing other than taking care of the boy 24/7. Imagine leaving a toddler to pick up a call? Her narrative doesn’t make sense. What conversation was she not comfortable to discuss in front of a 3-year old boy who didn’t even understand a thing? I also want her off the hooks if footages and other evidences prove she’s innocent but she must be punished for negligence. Her only job was to look after the boy but she failed at it. So back to the writeup, it says the Nanny could be charged for NEGLIGENCE which is right under the law and this shouldn’t be mistaken for being charged for murder. |
LeoDeKing:Yet they want us to take that same thieving comedian ahead of a visionary and pro-democracy fighter ![]() |
Urheadmaster:I, the distinguished chairman of this prestigious association and all our honorable members worldwide are well pleased and we wish to express our profound gratitude to this reporter for not disappointing us ![]() |
plaindealer:Cityboy looking dapper ![]() |
Bontafa:Save your wailings for next year ogogoro man ![]() |
Bontafa:Ok no vex my akpu munching friend, I didn’t know you would be this pained ![]() My sincere apologies ![]() |
Bontafa:Ogogoro man don vex . Simple question he turn am to fight |
Bontafa:Why are you scared to tell us? At least you witnessed the wonders Obi did in Anambra while we were still at Tuvali village, I only know about his Hero ogogoro innovation, please take the mic and tell us the economic policies he put in place that are still beneficial to the State and businesses. I’m not fighting you hopeless soul ![]() |
Bontafa:Yes I was also living in Tuvali with him at the time, please tell us the infrastructure and policies that were birthed during Obi’s reign as the governor of Anambra and where are they today?. Simple question una go turn am to fight ![]() |
Ubongikouwem:This is a good initiative actually. The CBN and its clueless leadership are getting something right for the first time in 500 years. We shouldn’t condemn every idea these people come up with as this is a step in the right direction. Expect to see more greedy thieves pumping the billions they’ve hoarded inside soakaway pits and graveyards back into the economy. These thieves will start taking their loots to banks to wash. |
Shalommy:Teaching your kids how to swim isn’t a crime but in fact, a life-saving skill that should be made mandatory for every parent. The police should be thorough with their investigations to check for possibilities of foul play. Only God knows why this happened because it wasn’t supposed to. No parent deserves this. May God Almighty comfort the entire family of Adeleke in this trying time. |
OsunOriginal:As a true Yoruba blood that I am, I am not permitted by custom and tradition to interfere in the discuss of elders but Pa Adebanjo erred for saying that the other elders present at the Asiwaju’s Manifesto presentation should return what they had collected from the later. He was seemingly saying the elders were bribed and that was an ‘unelderly’ thing to say. It’s an insult on their persons. |
Isobug:I said you should counter what I said earlier with a reasonable response but you are here crying. I’m not surprised because I wasn’t expecting something reasonable from you anyway. Please save your wailing o Okafor, next year no too far again ;Biafra or death !! ![]() |
IkeAnumudu:He’s right actually. Scavengers are important to our daily lives to decompose our wastes ![]() Pesin carry leg waka come my house and still get gut to dey brag say I no go fit live without am imagine o Economic refugees bragging that their hosts can’t live without them. ![]() |
Isobug:Emeka, please counter the reasoning you quoted with a borrowed sense at least since you obviously lack the faculty to come up with your own sensible reasoning ![]() |
[quote author=Vintage100 ]post=118011359[/quote]Wish I could like this a million times. Nobody is hating on Igbos for nothing but it’s unacceptable to call politicians from other ethnic groups thieves while claiming that your own son isn’t one of them when in fact, he has spent almost all his entire political life wining and dining with these said thieves’ parties. The Obidiòt was still in PDP as of February this year yet we are tribalists if we stand by our own son in response to their ethno-centric stance. Remember that this partial and biased condemnation of leaders along ethnic lines was the ultimate cause of the sad Biafran war of 1966. Just because an Igbo man is picked, the youths (Ipobian youths and a few bastard sons of Yoruba land) have decided to throw Omoyele Sowore, who has been at the forefront of our struggle against these evil old men, under the bus and they still claim Obi isn’t an Igbo agenda when he’s just yet another thief pretending to be with us (youths) . The right approach should be to appeal to us to vote for an Igbo candidate on compassionate grounds in order to unite the southern Nigerian regions. Also, you’re right, both APC and PDP should have endeavored to pick their respective flag bearers from the East to prove that everyone is loved and would be carried along. |
CSTRR:Yes Ipobians, my friend, any issues with that? ![]() |
Isobug:This is what we expect you ipobians to tell us and not all those competence and sainthood claims you’ve been making ![]() You should be begging us to vote for Peter the lying machine for the sake of fairness and inclusion of the southeast into national politics and not because he is competent and not corrupt because he is no where near being competent and no living Nigerian politician is a saint. Some of you even argue he is a youth; a 61-year old youth ![]() |
ifatimaidris45:Here is a wise man speaking in parables. Clergies should refrain from being partisan |
emerged01:You’re right, they need to pay. You can’t request to stand out among the crowd without paying for it but @bolded won’t happen trust me and you will notice that in the coming days, more influential people will be joining and active on Twitter and that’s human psychology at play because humans love to be seen and be treated as being special and this is the same market strategy that Apple and premium car makers have been using for decades. Some phones manufacturers like Oppo also tried to adopt this Apple strategy but failed woefully because they thought it’s just about slapping hefty price tags on pieces of plastics and LCD screens forgetting that this other company they are mimicking make use of premium hardwares for their products which make them expensive but not overpriced.Same will apply to Twitter, this will make it a more premium platform and will be seen as such and this alone will make more people to start requesting for that blue badge because humans naturally love being seen as doing better than others. Leaving the site will make people see you as being broke or stingy. |
Iliveforever:Well $20/month won’t be a big deal to his targeted audience tho. Not everyone is verified on Twitter and I wonder why Jack didn’t monetize it. If you’re a celebrity and you desire to stand out to make sure some lowlifes don’t impersonate you, then paying that token shouldn’t be a big deal. Na Nigeria factor dey make cheap thing/service be like luxury. Someone even already calculated it to be 20x800 =16000 ![]() |
Jones4190:His Parents? I guess you meant to say his entire family and generations to come ![]() These cretins won’t seize to amaze me. They believe Asiwaju must have been bribing anyone who endorses him. So these man paid all the governors, senators, the Afenifere elder statesmen and the people living in diaspora, how much he con get ?? I’m not surprised one bit because I don’t expect sense from people who have been calling their country a wild zoo; a set of hate-filled people who believed their president was long dead and that the person in Aso rock is a replica brought in from Sudan. The rumor going round in their region even gave this clone’s name as Jibrin Al-Sudan Very anyhow set of |
BOOOMNAIJA:Before I answer your question, who is your preferred candidate and can you suggest whom to vote so our votes can count as being ‘wise’? Unless you’re with Omoyele Sowore, who is the only youth among them and the only person who hasn’t been in government, all the other candidates have been a part of the problems you just listed above so the Nigerian situation today is simply a case of people condemning the satan while extolling the devil. it’s a really sad one. Which one among them has not been in government in the last 20 years and what have they done for the betterment of your life as a Nigerian youth? So why are we now exonerating some while condemning the others like they are any different ? ![]() |
pepperdemzombie:Lol. No sir, that’s not how it works. There are particular places where taking pictures are not allowed. There’s no invasion of privacy in what he did since he’s not even talking about them and didn’t publish any article talking about the personal lives of the people he shot. You can take pictures anywhere and anytime provided it’s not a restricted area like some Museums, office complexes, Government owned offices such as a City planning department building (a building where a city’s map including vaults and underground drainages and shelters are kept) and anybody found taking pictures of this surely needs to be interrogated because you definitely don’t need it if you aren’t up to something. Stop making issues out of nothing. As long as you’re not taking the pictures to talk about people’s personal lives or for other hidden agenda, then you’re good and if such is not allowed, a ”no photography” sign will be visibly displayed on such properties ![]() Though photography laws vary from countries to countries and this means you need to be conversant with the laws of every country you visit. The United States and the UK don’t forbid you from taking leisurely pictures of places that are not restricted to you. |
TheSameGuy:…and fast forward to 2022, these retards now see Peter Obidiotś as the Messiah sent by their gods to liberate ![]() What has changed between when he was being embellished with all sorts of swears and curses and now? What has he done differently that warrant this sudden change? At least, people like Kwankwaso, Tinubu, Fashola and Godswill Akpabio all have one or two physical things we can point at as their achievements in their respective States. These individuals made giant strides in their States but Emeka and Ebuka who are economic refugees in Southwestern and Northern Nigeria want us to vote for someone they had laid generational curses on while he was the governor of their State ; they want us to vote for the person who made them refugees; suffer no dey tire Obidotians or perhaps they want everyone of us to become economic refugee too but never will that happen because we are way smarter than the brightest mind in the whole of Biafraland ![]() |
Brendaniel:I don’t know how old you are but it’s baffling how many of your ilks still believe that there’s a living Nigerian politician who is not greedy. A man who is not greedy (according to you) invested his State’s tax payers’ money into his personal business and still has the gut to portray himself as being upright (Mr Integrity II) They said more than all these about Buhari before the general elections of 2015, my friend. Besides and like I said earlier, what we need are visionary leaders; go-getters and not these pretenders hiding behind the cloaks of integrity like president Mohammadu Buhari. |
oshozondii:Yea o mr Barrister, the election must be prosecuted with enough funds from zombiedients since Obi no dey give shishi but must to collect from his already impoverished mumu herds of followers ![]() |
Brendaniel:I got your drift but being prudent doesn’t necessarily make you a good leader and I will give you a very good example of a prudent man who later became the worst president in the entire history of Nigeria. Gen Buhari, before being elected the president of the federal republic of Nigeria, used to be a very humble and prudent man with no verifiable properties outside the shores of Nigeria unlike his fellow past leaders and politicians. This man lived a quiet, simple life that would make you wonder if he had truly once ruled Africa’s most populous nation. These rare qualities helped him to become the president of Nigeria in Feb 2015. Fast forward to 2022, some things are just better left unsaid. Being stingy to oneself doesn’t make you a good public office holder. Gen Buhari scammed us and got away with it because we were busy scrutinizing his personal life rather than check it he was really competent judging from what he did as the head of government during his military reign. Now another scammer is using this same format and I’m surprised to see herds of Zombies like you falling for this same scam just because this new scammer is your kinsman. We want visionary leaders, people who are not bereft of ideas; we want innovators and idealists. Even though the then administration of former president Goodluck Jonathan was marred with controversies, widespread insecurity and corruption scandals at all levels of government, Nigeria was still the fastest growing economy in the whole of Africa and Naira to dollar exchange rate wasn’t at this lowest low that has become our reality today. The economic prosperity under President Jonathan was possible because he surrounded himself with brilliant, idealistic set of people. Even though we all know most of his cabinet members were grossly corrupt, they were far better than this present evil administration. Chinnedu, a stingy fraudster from Alaigbo is not who we need now; we need visionary leaders and not someone who knows nothing other than building ogogoro factories and hoarding monies that a sound leader would have used to execute productive projects for the betterment of the lives of his subjects . ![]() |
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People that couldn't sleep because of killing, kidnaping and banditry, yet still supporting the founders of terrorism in the nation.