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MagicBishop:hehehe...you and I know,it will engulf us all,depending on where it starts from. so lets get ready to all die. people wey de use to fainting,death no be stranger to them.. |
MagicBishop:we will plant and feed you with it in prison sentimental rodent.At most,we are ruling you. so go die of frustration and sentiments o! negatively industrious riffraffs
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MagicBishop:hahahaha! go back to tapping palm wine and falling on your backs. ![]() Congenital sentimental absurd charlie.. ![]() |
MagicBishop:I don’t even need a dictionary to find out what a moronnn is. I’ve got the perfect definition replying my every message. reading can seriously damage your ignorance. you are just a typical case of awful coituss interruptus.. It is baseless trying to make an ediot,especially a sentimental one understand and conceptualize on things. stupidd sentimental daft kunt. ![]() |
MagicBishop:you don't even make sense at all.. poor lad,sentiments has clouded your concentration. you are in a hurry to respond,instead of trying to understand.. its a pity.. |
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MagicBishop:Tell me… Is being stupiddd a profession or are you just gifted? sentimental love child like you.. ![]() |
MagicBishop:did you read the part about "Bad governance and leadership"? this is why I kept reiterating READ READ READ yeye! |
MagicBishop:Read bros,read...allow your human intellect to flow and capture reality. |
MagicBishop:Nigeria’s economic size is a blessing in disguise. It means the country will have a ready domestic market for its eventual industrial growth. It means it can envisage economies of scale not possible in smaller countries. Even now, Nigeria offers alluring returns for investors. Says Charles Robertson, Global Chief Economist at Renaissance Capital: “We know it’s not risk free, but look around the world and find another economy with 160 million people growing at 7 percent with such potential. It’s a struggle to find them.” Countries go to war to acquire the kind of real estate that is Nigeria. This makes it all the more ludicrous that there are noises coming out of Southern Nigeria demanding that the country should be divided. The most ethnically jingoistic of these is the insistence that Nigeria would be better off without the North. It would appear that some Southern Nigerians have been intoxicated by oil. Since there is no oil in the North, they conclude that the North is no more than an albatross on the neck of the South and castigate it as a region defined by dependency. This view is nothing short of idiotic. No serious-minded country relinquishes a region as rich and as resourceful as Northern Nigeria. Without the North, Nigeria’s much-vaunted potentials would vanish. Without the North, Nigeria would be nothing more than yet another balkanized and insignificant African country, or group of countries. Take the North out of the Nigerian equation and there can no longer be any black country in the world that can possibly attain the status of a major power in the world. Without the North, Nigeria and Nigerians would be reduced to nonentities. Nigerians have been blinded by oil. Because of oil, we have become unproductively mono-cultural in our economy. However, oil is hardly the only major resource we have. Although oil revenues have brought us a great deal of financial prosperity, at the same time it stunted the inexorable emergence of agro-based industries in Nigeria. The backbone of such promissory local industries is in Northern Nigeria. The North is the breadbasket of Nigeria. A significant proportion of the food we eat down South comes from the North. The North occupies 70% of Nigeria’s land mass, giving it comparative advantage vis-à-vis the South in terms of agriculture, raw materials and livestock. A large chunk of the North is arable and supportive of year-round food production. Thanks largely to the North, there is no tropical agricultural crop known to man that cannot be grown in Nigeria. With a transition from subsistence to mechanized agriculture, Northern Nigeria alone can produce enough food to feed the whole of Africa. Northern Nigeria is bigger than most African countries. Currently, Nigeria wastes a staggering 1.3 trillion naira on food imports; virtually one-third of the annual budget. But the North can produce all the food we need, thereby liberating valuable resources. Already, it is the North that feeds the South in Nigeria. Virtually all Southern food crops and livestock come from the North. Much of Nigeria’s water resources are also in the North. With the right policy mixes, the North will earn for Nigeria billions of dollars annually from agriculture. Our Niger-Delta brothers should not get too carried away by their oil. If their oil is a national resource today, so will Northern agriculture and agro-allied industries be national resources tomorrow. Oil is a wasting asset. Short of new discoveries, Nigeria’s oil will expire within the next 50 years. However, Northern agriculture will never expire. There is something else besides. There can be no doubt that there is oil in the North. It is only a matter of time before it is discovered. The geography and topography of the North and the discovery of oil in surrounding areas is a testament to this eventuality. Since there is oil in Cameroon, Chad and Niger Republic, the chances are pretty good that Northern states like Bauchi, Borno, Sokoto and Niger will one day become oil-producing states. Moreover, the North is rich in mineral resources; far richer than the South. There is gold in Zamfara; uranium in Taraba; tin-ore in Plateau; columbite in Nassarawa; iron ore in Kogi; gysium in Gombe and limestone in Sokoto among others. Hydroelectricity for the country is provided from Kainji Dam and Shiroro Gorge. There are game reserves in the North including Argungu, which make it a potential money-spinner for tourism, a possible Kenya in the making if we can get rid of the scourge of Boko Haram. Southern Nigerians should stop underestimating Northern industry. Northerners created the ground-nut pyramids, cotton farms and tanneries of old. With visionary national and regional leadership, these will surely make a comeback. So also will the textile factories of Gusau, Kaduna and Kano. All the Southern bigotry about the North being predominantly Moslem is just nonsense. When you see what economic wonders Moslems are doing in places like Dubai, Oman, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, you will realise that Nigeria has a lot to learn from Moslems. It should not be forgotten that by far the most enterprising Nigerian today is a Northerner from Kano. According to the most recent Forbes Billionaires list of March 2014, Aliko Dangote is now the 23rd richest man in the world with a net worth of $25 billion dollars. This is an amazing feat for an African and a Nigerian. Dangote is now richer than Alisher Usmanov; the richest man in Russia. He is also richer than Mukesh Ambani; India’s richest man. Dangote is all the more remarkable because he achieved this feat primarily through a route far less travelled by Nigerians: the hard, difficult grind of manufacturing. This is just a bit.Eschew being myopic and sentimental please.Half knowledge is worse than full illiteracy.A person who does not read has no difference with one who did not go to school.. ![]() |
ohhhh... i love this |
... with modern technology one can open multiple accounts on an online forum and create such an E drama. what kind of a guy will even chat up his girl after ascertaining the fact that she slept with his dad? It is as fake, as a modern day fake prophet. |
you love vintage cars I guess?
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SaAbbas:ehen.. ka ce kafi son masu dan nama nama.. ka ga ni kuma I just like slim girls sosai..masu tsayi kuma. |
Evathyst:Its true some of these facts aforementioned..however,the word "some" should be incorporated in your write up. other than that,I grade you 98% ![]() |
Ephemmm:only the almighty knows o! lets give him the benefit of doubt and see,if at the end of his tenure,no progress,then we insult am.. |
SaAbbas:kai mallam..bar wasa mana... ![]() daga ganin mai kyau ba sai an gaya ma ba! ![]() |
They think they are always smart and can get what they want with their check point.. (some o!),They are undeniably fake (some o!), Their common sense will always our intelligence (except if the guy/man really mumu pass cow!) |
manuelzz:very true bros..thanks for the reminder. one must not be sentimental you know..the truth shall set us all free ![]() |
SaAbbas:Allah de ya jikan ta..amma gaskiya ta hadu..ba karya mallam. |
No amount of annoyance/frustration can ever justify,the killing of a human. it is African, not to accept defeat and resort to violence as a last resort says a psycho the rapist.
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copiescopy:STOLEN!!! Did you notice that ALL of those who have been named as having shared in the blood money by Dasuki are Muslims, Christians and even atheists? Do you realise that ALL of them are Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw, Fulani and all of the hundreds of ethnic nationalities making up Nigeria? Have you asked yourself why you didn't hear any shout of marginalization or oppression when the money was being shared by Mr Donatus Dasuki? Let me break it down for you. In that secret place where they make a feast of our commonwealth, nobody is Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw or whatever. There's no Christian, Muslim or traditionalist when illicit money is to be preyed upon. No tribe or religion, they belong to one family: the political class and their interests transcends tribe, ethnicity or religion. Money is their paradise and their belly is the only god they worship. So, next time any of these idiots come screaming that your tribe is being marginalized or that someone is trying to wipe out your religion, tell him to go to hell and enjoy his journey to there. If you agree with him and allow them to turn your destiny to a Ludo game, then Sorry is your middle name and you suffer from a terminal disease called 'Congenital Stupidity'. It has no cure and the symptoms don't show very early. Once you're afflicted with CS, the end result is to die in ignorance while defending the idiots who turned you into a whimpering MUMU. Accept my sympathy. HEAR JONATHAN AND HIS 40 THIEVES 1- I acted based on Jonathan instruction- Dasuki 2- I didn't give order- Jonathan 3- I collected 350M from Dasuki for consultation-Iyorchia Ayu 4- I only collected $30,000 from Dasuki not N100m- Bode George 5-I got N4.6b from Dasuki for spiritual purposes- Bafarawa 6-I got N650M from Dasuki for my Abuja burnt office-Thisday Obaigbena. 7-I got N2.1b from Dasuki for publicity-Dokpesi 8- I got another N100m from Yuguda he didn't tell me from where- Bafarawa 9- I gave N100m each to Odili, Jim Nwobodo Bode George and others- Yuguda 10- The president asked me to change N10B to foreign currency for PDP delegates- Dasuki 11-My boss asked me to get $11M from the CBN- Dasuki account officer. 12-I got order from above to pay Tompolo N13B for Maritime university land.-Nimasa DG. Please let us never again allow anyone to use religion or tribe to try to divide us! God bless Nigeria. |
lindq:your friend really deserved what she got...this is what greed and insincerity takes one too "Congenital Stupidity and eternal regrets" |
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dwen:bros..I am me,and you are you..you don't know me,or my state of mind..don't get mix up by trying to be irremarkably predictive |
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mzvyne:very true. |
dwen:Not really true.I am introverted naturally.But am the man of the people,both within and outside my work area.You are welcome to find out,anyday,anytime. I have been married for 9years now.doing perfectly well with two kids. |
foreveryours:Not all introvents have a miserable life.Everyone has something,somewhere that makes up for his/her detachment from people and social life.Maybe she has not just met the right person or friend(s) to emancipate her from her inwards cell. |
josh21:Maybe..who knows?... If corruption cannot be proved,then he is indeed blessed with being not corrupt. |
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