ERORR404:
I don't just know what is wrong with my generation,they have the time to vote - out and re vote - in housemates,but most of them don't even have PVC for the Forthcoming general elections.
I'm 20 years old and i have my PVC locked and loaded,waiting for 2019 yet,my elder brother's friend who is in his early thirties,got no PVC, but is talking of who to vote back into the bbnaija house.

"LEADERS OF TOMORROW"

boostdom:


Have you wondered where the bulk of these plundered wealth are stored? (protip: look in western banks). They say follow the money and you will know who is pulling the strings.

These leaders are agents propped and encouraged by imperialists in the rape of their people's economy. It has nothing to do with race. This can be seen in Central America, Sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia. It is the philosophy of poverty where the ruling classes will exploit the vulnerable so as to maintain wealth and control.

Disregard the pretensions of these imperialists to their recent setup of laws on foreign investments, they are willing participants in this criminal enterprise.

Frantz Fanon wrote a fine book on this subject called "The wretched of the earth". And then the well documented book of Walter Rodney " How Europe underdeveloped Africa".

boostdom:


You might want to inform yourself before you fall victim to ignorance fuelled by alternative fact.

Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) was an apartheid state funded and maintained by imperialists like Britain, US, Holland, Israel, Belgium etc. These settlers in Zimbabwe unfurled the most oppressive laws and actions on Zimbabweans denying them of equity and participation in their nation.

Prime real estate, including the choicest farmlands all over Zimbabwe were appropriated by these devils. Families who resisted this extortion were murdered on their properties. Natural resources were commandeered by these filths under the protection of the above listed imperialists. It did not also help that the proceeds of these crimes were stored in off shore accounts. Zimbabweans were provided with the barest minimum to keep them subsistent.

When you say Zimbabweans were prosperous, you are probably referring to the agents of these crime against humanity. Many Zimbabweans no longer owned factors of production.

It's no wonder that when Mugabe and the revolutionaries won the war, Britain and the US quickly rushed to create an accord to protect the settlers.

It is inevitable that there must be resource redistribution. That is the basis of the West's anger against Mugabe. They despise him for looking out for his people. Land redistribution has been successful in China, Brazil, Cuba, Panama etc but that of Zimbabwe was fraught with corruption but the motive is to be applauded. Mugabe's economic policies have not been well thought out too but it must be stated that they have been victims of an overwhelming economic warfare.

Stallion93:
Exactly man, U should be proud of yourself for this, people like u are rare in this Nigeria. God be with u man, please stay alive we need u

revontuli:




I don't know about Sweden and Norway, but you sure as hell don't want Denmark running the show. They have a real bad track record with their overseas territories: Greenland has the highest suicide rate in the world cause Danes royally screwed them over.

See this article: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2016/04/21/474847921/the-arctic-suicides-its-not-the-dark-that-kills-you

It's very long, but worth a read to learn how the Danes "develop" places.

Stallion93:
My fellow NLs and Nigerians, it's obvious we've failed, just find a picture of Nigeria in the 80s and 90s and compare with the present, it's saddening and depressing. Things were better then because the whites were here in Nigeria, come 2019 nothing will change, they will just say "don't expect magic from the government". Let's Start a rant on all platforms #bringbackthewhites I have a strong feeling things will turn for better when they are sworn in on amicable terms

joeyfire:
Two feared killed as Yoruba, Hausa clash in Lagos

ABDULFATAI AYOBAMI IBRAHIM
17 MAR 2018
Samson Folarin and Afeez Hanafi

Two persons were feared killed after Yoruba and Hausa youths clashed at Gida Panli, Kotomola, in the New Garage area of Ojota, Lagos State.

It was learnt that the clash broke out on Thursday after a Hausa youth reportedly beat up his Yoruba counterpart over a misunderstanding.

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Some hoodlums in the area were said to have avenged the assault on the Yoruba youth, leading to the clash, which spilt over to Friday.

Our correspondents learnt that many motorcycles were destroyed in the affray, while commercial activities in the neighbourhood were paralysed.

“There was a misunderstanding yesterday (Thursday) between two youths, one Yoruba, the other Hausa. The Hausa boy reported the other guy to some area boys in the area and they settled the issue.

“Afterwards, he went to attack the Yoruba man and beat him up. That infuriated the hoodlums popularly called area boys who then attacked the Hausa man and the clash broke out. Traders had to vacate the area and many Hausa people had been chased away.


“I learnt some people were killed, but I am not sure of the number yet,” a commercial driver in the area, Wale Ajayi, said.

Another resident, who did not want to be identified, said two persons died.

“The Hausa man had killed the Yoruba boy. He actually stabbed him to death. In a reprisal that followed on Friday, a Hausa man was killed,” he said.

Our correspondents were told that many frightened parents ran to their children’s schools to pick them around 1 pm as there was tension in the community.

Saturday PUNCH learnt that scores of policemen from different area commands, including operatives of the Rapid Response Squad, responded to the clash. A chopper belonging to the RRS reportedly hovered around the area to monitor the situation.

http://punchng.com/two-feared-killed-as-yoruba-hausa-clash-in-lagos/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

osscarr:
Good morning wole soyinka
e b like say day don break for west side o
We here in south south actually saw tomorrow
Wole doh

Oshidaguy:
zobiesm is an incurable disease, so among the millions of the Nigerians your able president can't find another St to replace St Magu, or the old retired that head the customs who refuse wearing the uniform he swore to protect, am not supporting anyone, but the rule of law much prevail.

Pussyisfood:
8. Norway — GDP per capita: $69,296 (£56,510)
The Scandinavian nation with over 5 million residents sits just outside of the top five richest countries in the world per capita. According to the IMF, the country was negatively affected by the the lower oil price over the last couple of years. Norway also saw its growth fall to its lowest since 2008 and 2009’s economic downturn, although the country was also able to lower its unemployment rate after its peak last summer.

source: http://uk.businessinsider.com/the-richest-countries-in-the-world-2017-3?IR=T/#9-united-arab-emirates-gdp-per-capita-67696-55206-22

conductorL3:
Na dem dem usual skull miners, performers of the most suffersticticated rituals in the world

leonard002:
Only a chicken does that. Why did you get in in the first place?

sharpden:
Thank God there are still sensible people in the Senate.

dewaskillz:

Honestly this guy just said the truth but people will also lash out at him. The expectations from the electorates is so demanding. You can't come for re-election and you are telling them you promoted this law and that law. That's gibberish.
I was once in a church and a state house of assembly member freely donated 50k as his own support for an ongoing project, people around me started murmuring, a whole house member donating only 50 thousand naira when those not even in government are donating in hundreds of thousands. We inadvertently push these people to steal with the pressure we mount on them.

Dannyset:
Imagine!
Our Senators and Reps are one of the many problems of this country. Sanusi was right all along.
They are worst than Evans.
These are the real arm robbers

Daviddson:
"But I can tell you that I would love a situation where we do away with running costs, constituency projects and leaves senators and members of House of Reps with salaries."
We still have senators with conscience and this man seems to be one of the few. What this country urgently needs is a revolution that will usher in a new breeze of life for the ordinary man. Our politicians are the only ones enjoying our commonwealth.