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Don't even bother. In fact, delete it from your mind. |
FrLukas:You cannot be bright, even by mistake, if you mean any of the things you've stated on this thread. No reasonable mind conceives such. It's as horrible as racism. In your view, crime has a nationality. In your view, a Chinese man cannot become a Nigerian. In your view, a crime becomes an issue if a foreigner committed it. In your view, if a case didn't reappear on the media, then the case must have ended. You have been displaying so much bigotry and ignorance on this thread that I had to comment. Educate yourself. You're no longer a kid. |
FrLukas:The Chinese have nothing to do with what you just stated. Those are the outcome of Nigeria's shitty society where anyone can buy their way out of anything. You even pay for job slot in this shitty country. Merit has gone to the dogs. How is that the Chinese man's fault? When you go to any society, you adapt to the society. Chinese people cannot live in Nigeria if they are denied visa. No noncitizen of Nigeria can. Your borders will always be yours to control. Nothing can change that. Take responsibility. No one can land a plane in Nigeria or berth a boat without clearance from the government. No amount of loan can change that. Even waiving of the sovereignty clause cannot change that. Everyone knows that except you. |
FrLukas:And Nigerians are in various countries around the world pushing drugs and trafficking humans. So what's your point? There are Chinese criminals the same way there are Nigerian criminals. |
Drop her ass my brother. That thing she said is enough reason to discharge her. Baba, hustle |
Ditch her. Get another one |
And you think politicians are the problem of this country? I quit blaming politicians years ago. Everyone is hustling in Nigeria. We know ourselves. |
Wetin Ighalo no go see for ManU bench? |
Tell that your friend not to ever call her again. Don't be unfortunate. Be a man. Men are firm. Try that with me. By the time you come back, I'd already have another woman living with me FULL-TIME |
And you still think politicians are the problem? Look again |
So what is the pre-2018 rate for residential property? |
Correct guy! Just marry her, divorce her after two weeks and marry another one. She must go round |
RealEzee:Not exactly bro. Paying 85m for something can never be compared to paying 150m for that same thing. I respect folks who bring all these over $200k cars into Nigeria. It takes a lot of balls to waste 80% more. It's a real waste. I've discouraged a couple of my guys from doing that. |
RealEzee:I know about Rolls Royce and Jaguar. But there's nothing official in Nigeria about Lamborghini, McLaren and Ferrari. I've searched, but found nothing. The engines in those cars are not like the normal engines we know. |
RealEzee:Wiz doesn't own one in Nigeria. Bringing that car into Nigeria will increase the price by at least 70%. To be safe, budget 80%. A car that cost 85m to buy will cost over 150m in Nigeria. |
That's over 150m, not 85m. You have to pay about 80% of the car's value to clear the car at port. It should be 70% tho. My problem with owning a Lamborghini, McLaren, or Ferrari in Nigeria is that they don't have any authorised service centre in Nigeria. And you must service that car every one or two years as a responsible car owner. Or does anyone have any idea how those cars can be serviced in Nigeria? |
Correct guy. Hope you cùm inside her? If you didn't, you gat go back and finish her. |
badmrkt:I knew a guy like you back then in school. It wasn't funny at all. He didn't even know he had serious issue with comprehension. I was constantly breaking down publications for him.I haven't heard from him in decades. |
SeriouslySense:Sowore should state them. He doesn't have. What he has said so far are not actionable. They're mere mumblings. The same kind of mumblings Buhari had before he became president. Those are not just useless, but counterproductive. Look at all those revolutions again, they all had clear and actionable demands. I support violent protests, AKA, revolution. But a revolution without clear and actionable demands is as counterproductive as setting a forest on fire in dry season. |
SeriouslySense:We have always been ready for a revolution. But what exactly would be our demands in the revolution? It's like dancing without music. It's like the mad man on the street yelling into the air, and saying absolutely nothing sensible. |
SeriouslySense:The only thing that makes a revolution special is the revolt, civil disobedience, and rebellion. However, there must be very clear and specific changes that the conveners of the revolution want to see implemented. |
SeriouslySense:A revolution without a plan is just like setting a piece of land on fire without a plan. You'll end up destroying everything in sight and creating a humanitarian situation. As in, fire fighters will have to get involved. Make clear demands. List them. Make them crystal clear. Put them everywhere, saying "These are our demands. These are the changes we want implemented". Then revolt until those demands are met. |
SeriouslySense:The summary of what you should stated is that every revolution has clear demands. You said change of constitution, is that not a very specific demand? It's like asking someone to change the way he talks. How? Change it how? What and what should I change in the way I talk? Give me something that I can work with. That's what a revolution is. |
SeriouslySense:Did you really study those revolutions you just mentioned? Their demands were so loud the deaf could hear them, and so clear that the blind could see them. Give us good governance is vague. Government will tie wrapper, come out and ask you, what are you talking about? The looting? EFCC and ICPC are working on them. The insecurity? The military and police are working on it. And so on. No one can give you anything beyond that. But if you say "Buhari must go, SARS must go, VAT must go down, sack the military chiefs,...", then you're saying something we can discuss. We all know the problems, what do you want to be done? Be very specific with your demands. Don't just say "End insecurity, looting,...". Those are mere wishes. Sowore is appealing to emotions. He's playing a very old game. Be logical my brother. Ask questions, and make sure you get specific answers |
SeriouslySense:Carrying placards doesn't solve any problem. We all know that. You have to make clear demands. Every revolution has a plan. It could be to remove the president, or demand a change of government from dictatorship to democracy, or demand some specific things. If Sowore had clear demands, no one will bother him. His demands are not clear. He's not saying anything that can solve problems. He has not said what the specific goals of this revolution thing are and what changes the government should implement. The government will only ask you, what do you want us to do? What are your specific demands? You want to fix the country, what are the specific things you want to be done? For example, a revolution to end SARS is well spelt out. A revolution to decrease tax is well spelt out. We're going to keep doing this until SARS is eradicated and taxes are decreased. That's clear. Sowore is not saying anything specific. Beware of someone who's like that. They could be using you to achieve their selfish goals. In cases like this, something like a coup is usually the plan of the conveners, which is why they remain silent on their ultimate plan. The protest is just a means to a specific end. Once that specific end is reached, then we sheath our swords. What is that specific end? The silence is too loud |
As I've always asked, what exactly are you doing revolution for? Be specific. For all I know, Sowore is trying to become the president through back door. Insecurity, corruption, bad roads, loans, etc. These are vague because all anyone can tell you is that they're working on those issues. Case closed. What exactly are you doing revolution for? You want them to remove the other guys and put you and your guys because you're the holy geniuses? So much hash tag but no reasonable clear talk. What's your plan? Be specific |
Get that woman locked up. What nonsense! Correct guy! |
perdollar:You wish. You've definitely not worked with agents before. |
pomide: brainhgeek:What you see there was translated to English. French can be quite shìty. It's not as straightforward as English. Spanish has that same issue |
perdollar:Wow. You know what it is like to sit while another does all the footwork for you? They look get the best deals. They're the guys working behind the scenes. |
jesmond3945:They've parted ways. It has nothing to do with misogyny. |
They're HIS kids. Fūck off |
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my guy Wizzy just cop da Lambo truck too oo, u know like I said earlier been in the limelight gives you an advantage to locate more wealth which comes with connections too, well we no be their officer.
Read your write up again and ask yourself why you so dum....b
is a fundamental and relatively sudden change in political power and political organization which occurs when the population revolts against the government, typically due to perceived oppression (political, social, economic) or political incompetence.[1] In book V of the Politics, the Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle (384–322 BC) described two types of political revolution: