Politics › Re: Peter Obi And Obidients Are Biggest Obstacle To Igbo Presidency – Segun Sowunmi by Nefort(m): 1:11pm On Oct 19 |
jmoore: Sowunmi is a tribal bigot.
Obi won 12 states in 2023. Southeast has 5 states, which means Obi won more states outside his region.
They keep talking about alliances of babablu bulabu. Southeast gave most of their votes to Obasanjo, a Yoruba man in 1999 and 2003. Since 1999 till date, Southwest have never given majority of their votes to a presidential candidate from southeast.
When Southeast gave their votes to Obasanjo, was it appliance or alliance? Even when Ojukwu was actually among the contestants the south east still have their votes to Obasanjo. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Buildings Torched As Cost Of Living Protest Spread Across France, Portugal,italy by Nefort(m): 9:41pm On Oct 17 |
Kobojunkie: The world is watching the Islamic takeover of Europe happen in through the flames and destruction of Europe. First came the invasion, now the revolution to bring about the takeover. What comes next is likely the total end of the European West as we once knew it. 😒😒 Where was Islam mentioned in the post? |
Car Talk › Re: Does Any Car Brand Truly Beat Toyota? by Nefort(m): 8:58pm On Oct 17 |
erico2k2: And I am telling you that that stats was put up by people like you, I live i n the UK,London to be specific, most toyota are taxi,, so I dont know what oversea you are talking about,the o ne behind your village? I don't understand what you mean by saying people like me put up the stats. Many people confirmed Toyota is way reliable than a Mercedes. So how else do we get a reliable stat apart from getting opinion from many people? Toyota being a taxi means absolutely nothing and doesn't change the fact that it is a very reliable car and way ahead of Mercedes Benz. They can't use Mercedes Benz as a taxi because it wouldn't withstand the heavy use as a taxi. |
Car Talk › Re: Does Any Car Brand Truly Beat Toyota? by Nefort(m): 2:18pm On Oct 17 |
erico2k2: That stat was p ut up there by people like you .Ask anyone who lives in the US the position of toyota in everyday car. I can take a photo of my street and you can see that toyota is like 1 percent of total cars park on my street.the fact that the F1 has no toyota cars in it is an indication of its functionality, guys make more research plzzzzz Nobody fakes those stats. It was gotten from multiple independent sources. Once again I am showing you that Toyota leads even in the United States. Mercedes Benz only has value in Nigeria. But it is considered as shit in overseas.
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Car Talk › Re: Does Any Car Brand Truly Beat Toyota? by Nefort(m): 8:28pm On Oct 16 |
erico2k2: Bross stop that talk Mercedes nah Oga world wide, even chinease government ride on Merc. Never mention Mer i n a toyota thread ohhhhh nah Disrespect Mercedes Benz just have a big name and a historical value. People buy it just for the name and history. It doesn't mean it is the best. See the screenshot I attached and check whether you can find Mercedes Benz.
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Car Talk › Re: Does Any Car Brand Truly Beat Toyota? by Nefort(m): 5:27pm On Oct 16 |
enemyofprogress: that's because the spare parts are very expenses. It's not about the spare parts. In overseas where most people have enough money to buy spare parts they don't even rate Mercedes Benz for reliability. It's only in Nigeria where people rate Mercedes Benz high. |
Car Talk › Re: Does Any Car Brand Truly Beat Toyota? by Nefort(m): 4:31pm On Oct 16 |
enemyofprogress: Mercedes is the father of all cars. Hba be! Mercedes Benz is not even among the top 10 reliable car brands |
Car Talk › Re: Does Any Car Brand Truly Beat Toyota? by Nefort(m): 4:28pm On Oct 16 |
OkanlawonB: This is quite a naive statement to make, favorite car brand is more a thing of choice which may be influenced by the preferable brand in your local environment.
It is not the way most countries in black Africa value Toyota that the Toyota brand is valued in Europe, Other brands are more popular on european roads.
Another example of the influence of the trend in your local environment, is the Taxi Micro environment of german speaking Europe, there was a time when the choice brand for Taxis was Mercedes but now Toyota hybrid vehicles has already taken over. Toyota is rated as the most reliable car brand. What are you taking about? |
Travel › Re: I Only Have 60 Days — UK-Based Nigerian Lady Cries As Husband Withdraws Support by Nefort(m): 4:09pm On Oct 16 |
Is it a must to be in the UK? |
Crime › Re: Eight Nigerians Arrested In Anti-narcotics Operation In Ghana (photos) by Nefort(m): 2:01pm On Oct 16 |
Peterobiisathie: who is stopping you from posting your own? I will give you kalashnikov49 Esnbrutality treatment I won't post because it is totally childish and very unintelligent. I won't stoop very low to your level of childishness, foolishness, tribalism and hatred towards any tribe. If you were educated and intelligent you would have known that it makes no sense focusing on the crimes a single tribe commits when other tribes also commits crimes. And what exactly will you achieve by doing so? I can't imagine any responsible human with a job who wakes up every morning by 4am and start searching for the crimes a particular tribe commits until you go to bed at night. What kind wasteful life is that? |
Politics › Re: Opposition Parties Meet Atiku, Obi, Makinde Over Single Candidate Against Tinubu by Nefort(m): 11:26am On Oct 16 |
Okpuu: My problem with a particular region wanting to be president of Nigeria and Always crying about marginalization and playing the victim card is that, inasmuch as it is their constitutional right to seek for the highest office in the land, they lack what it takes to do so . They cry of being marginalized, yet they are hostile to strangers in their region. They detest strangers. I never knew this until I lived among them. They are not hospitable at all This is not true. It also depends on how you you conduct yourself. If you conduct yourself like a stranger you will be treated like a stranger. I know non Igbos who live in Igbo land and they have nothing to complain about. A few persons may treat you as a stranger but it doesn't represent the general situation. Many people will treat you better. The same thing happens everywhere you are not a native. |
Crime › Re: Eight Nigerians Arrested In Anti-narcotics Operation In Ghana (photos) by Nefort(m): 11:13am On Oct 16 |
Peterobiisathie: Fulani bandits are not actually wicked like fake drugs producers If fake drugs is your problem then you join NDLEA or start a campaign in the streets and fight against it. Spending your entire 24 hours a day looking for crimes committed by Igbos and posting them on Nairaland will achieve absolutely nothing. It doesn't change the love others have for Igbos because every ethnicity commits crime. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Ladies Responded To Pastor Bolaji's Sermon And He Ended The Service by Nefort(m): 10:52am On Oct 16 |
streetsoldier1: SENSIBLE NIGERIAN MEN SHOULD BE LOOKING IN THE DIRECTION OF OTHER AFRICAN LADIES.... THATZ THE ONLY WAY THIS ENTIRLEMENT MENTALITY CAN BE REVERSED Nigerian men played a role in spoiling Nigerian women. Whatever we think Nigerian women are, the behaviour was also encouraged by Nigerian men. If Nigerian men hangout with other African ladies you would also spoil them too. Nigerian men also need to behave themselves if we want the best from women. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Ladies Responded To Pastor Bolaji's Sermon And He Ended The Service by Nefort(m): 10:38am On Oct 16 |
Gotocourt: I blame the poor farmer for trying to give her a source of lively hood and teach her financial discipline.
Ever since I started financial market with a friend, my life has changed for better. Investment choices can make or break you. What is financial market? |
Crime › Re: Eight Nigerians Arrested In Anti-narcotics Operation In Ghana (photos) by Nefort(m): 10:16am On Oct 16 |
Peterobiisathie: I hate sharing a country with those people. Lord Lugard’s 1914 mistake should be corrected as soon as possible What is stopping you from breaking away and having your own country? Why are you waiting for Igbos to leave first? You can as well leave first. The funny thing is that people from all tribe and ethnicities commit crimes but you only focus on Igbos because you are a tribalist and hateful. |
Crime › Re: Eight Nigerians Arrested In Anti-narcotics Operation In Ghana (photos) by Nefort(m): 10:09am On Oct 16 |
Peterobiisathie: these people should get their Biafra very fast I don't think you will survive in the same country with the North. The North will consume you with Islamization and sharia. Thank Igbos for preventing that |
Crime › Re: Eight Nigerians Arrested In Anti-narcotics Operation In Ghana (photos) by Nefort(m): 10:05am On Oct 16 |
madridguy: It is very shameful that seun is denying many of us the freedom of speech on his forum. I won't say anything but your family can be a victim of fake drugs or fake drinks and by then you will remember how you've been using your forum to shut people's down. What exactly do you want to say that hasn't been said on Nairaland in the past? You wouldn't say anything new and those things that were said in the past still didn't change anything. You are complaining because you are being the freedom to say extremely tribalistic things and promote hate. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Visits Cassava Processing Market, Interacts With Farmers In Abuja by Nefort(m): 7:34pm On Oct 15 |
Amalekki: Tinubu is the incumbent. An incumbent can't be an alternative. You mean we should carry on with Tinubu? |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Visits Cassava Processing Market, Interacts With Farmers In Abuja by Nefort(m): 7:13pm On Oct 15 |
Amalekki: He should say that. There is no viable alternative at this point. You mean Tinubu is the best alternative? |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Visits Cassava Processing Market, Interacts With Farmers In Abuja by Nefort(m): 6:54pm On Oct 15 |
IndexMode: I like obi's positive energy and the belief that he can be help more accountable than Bala Blu blu (a belief based on the malleable nature he exudes so far).
However I'm not convinced he will achieve that much in governance. He will do what he can. His supporters will make excuses for what he can't (as most other regimes)
It would be better if he shows us a clear manifesto. We will know what exactly to expect then realistically (rather than this vague Eldorado in 4 years promise that will never sell with someone like me - a cynic) Are you saying we should continue with Tinubu? |
Travel › Re: Came To The UK For A Master's Degree But I Regret Coming. Thinking Of Returning. by Nefort(m): 10:41pm On Oct 14 |
budaatum: I am certain I make it sound like dedication and perseverance will make one more successful anywhere one is than not. Do you disagree? Then why not stay in Nigeria and exercise that perseverance to succeed if you believe anyone can succeed anywhere? |
Politics › Re: If You Attempt Suicide, Make Sure You Die – Akpabio by Nefort(m): 10:37pm On Oct 14 |
Efuaye: He's dam right! You have no right to take your life! If you succeed, you know where you'll find yourself, but if you fail, you'll still find yourself where you don't want to be: in jail. So you want someone in great pains to remain alive suffering when he or she didn't ask to brought into the world? People should be fee to leave voluntarily if they wish. |
Travel › Re: Came To The UK For A Master's Degree But I Regret Coming. Thinking Of Returning. by Nefort(m): 8:10pm On Oct 14 |
NwaliE01: I
I’m living abroad, just like you, and I haven’t regretted my decision for a moment.
Honestly, I think you may need to reconsider your circle of people you surround yourself with. From what you’ve shared, it seems you might be going through a challenging phase, and sometimes, the people around us can significantly influence our mindset, opportunities, and growth.
One of the best places to connect with people who are progressing in their careers and personal lives is within a good church community. Beyond spiritual growth, you can find people who have walked the path you’re on, learn from their experiences, and potentially find someone willing to mentor you.
Personally, I secured a six-figure professional job while I was still on a student visa. I share this not to boast, but to let you know that it is possible to achieve great things even when your circumstances seem limiting.
Sometimes, all it takes is the right environment, the right connections, a willingness to learn, and the courage to pursue opportunities. Don’t limit what you believe is possible for yourself. Find the right community, seek mentorship, keep improving yourself, and remain open to opportunities. Your current circumstances do not have to define your future. All the best to you. Discreet90: You sound more like a lazy man than cant even hustle and manage for 1year to finish msc. My guys and I were in same spot during msc. 2 years on now we dey ball. Guys are buying house and changing cars. Doing very well financially with soft work. I never work weekends and even during the week. I work from home most times. These are all possible if u can just man up and cope through msc and plan your life better. Belurved1: Just don't bother coming back home for if you haven't made it over there. Imagine, my own food has now become your own poison. 💔 Anyway, such is life. Sha, don't come back home. A home without a good job and a sense of security isn't really a good home. Sometimes, staying away isn't because you don't love home, but because home no longer offers the peace, opportunities, and security you need to survive. 💔 Ronpet777: Endure please . Join a church community or any other healthy religious group. The benefits are enormous. This phase will pass. You will smile again! RealityKings1: I want to believe before you left you have worked in Nigeria for 5 to 10 years. Did you build a house, within that time frame? I believe that should give you a better perspective of the financial situation working in Nigeria gives you compared to the other country.
Stay there, study and work. Face the hurdles and win. I am coming to meet you too. budaatum: Basically, you are lazy and can not cope with having to sweat from your brow to get what you want because you lack resilience. It's not like it is for you for those who are willing to sacrifice in the initial stage so they can reap tomorrow.
One advise I'd like taken by anyone who wants to japa is visit or a least read heavily about where you going before you relocate to prepare yourself to cope, but I'm aware some can't afford to. You guys make it sound like moving abroad guarantees huge success. Some people might succeed BUT everyone will NOT succeed no matter what they do. Even citizens in the countries you are running to are struggling. And you sound like a migrant can just walk in and get the cake that the existing resident citizens haven't yet gotten. |
Celebrities › Re: Jennifer Meyer Marries Geoffrey Ogunlesi by Nefort(m): 10:06pm On Oct 13 |
zelnababa: oyinbos re too weird sometimes Maybe it's the weirdness that made their cities better than yours. You that is normal how has it developed your country? |
Celebrities › Re: Jennifer Meyer Marries Geoffrey Ogunlesi by Nefort(m): 10:06pm On Oct 13 |
zelnababa: oyinbos re too weird sometimes Maybe it's the weirdness that made their cities better than yours. You that is normal how has it transformed your life? |
Crime › Re: Oyo Police Arrest Man Who Travelled From Anambra To Avenge Brother's Death by Nefort(m): 6:49pm On Oct 13 |
omoredia: Dey fool urself. This is Nigeria it is power that dictates what is right or wrong Politicians are corrupt because they are reasoning like you. You are all birds of the same feather. You are not different from them. |
Crime › Re: Oyo Police Arrest Man Who Travelled From Anambra To Avenge Brother's Death by Nefort(m): 6:30pm On Oct 13 |
omoredia: How did due process allow corrupt politicians? U are a joker You are not different from the corrupt politicians you condemn. You are only using them as an excuse to join them in corruption. A true upright person will stick to what is right no matter the resistance from the forces of evil. |
Crime › Re: Oyo Police Arrest Man Who Travelled From Anambra To Avenge Brother's Death by Nefort(m): 5:55pm On Oct 13 |
omoredia: As I said. U are a joker You are part of those that are messing up the country and you blame politicians. Even if you think the system is corrupt does that mean we shouldn't follow due process anymore? If everyone behaves erratic because the system is faulty how exactly does that help? What you are saying is like since others are corrupt you have to be corrupt as well. |
Crime › Re: Oyo Police Arrest Man Who Travelled From Anambra To Avenge Brother's Death by Nefort(m): 11:28am On Oct 13 |
omoredia: So u expect justice from the unjust and corrupt. U are a joker Give them a chance first. Have they concluded the case? |
Crime › Re: Oyo Police Arrest Man Who Travelled From Anambra To Avenge Brother's Death by Nefort(m): 9:34pm On Oct 12 |
Allow law enforcement to handle it. |
Politics › Re: Asaba Massacre: Nigeria Remembers, 59 Years On by Nefort(m): 11:18pm On Oct 10 |
PulaPower: On October 7th 1967, during the Nigerian Civil War federal troops entered Asaba in present-day Delta State and killed hundreds of civilians men and boys who had come out in peace to welcome Nigerian troops and pledge loyalty to One Nigeria.
Nah lie..
100s of Biafra soldiers that raw away to Asaba to off their military uniforms and acted like a civilian.. Were you there? |