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Erediauwa:What's the ill in taking a random picture online to illustrate the arrival of your baby?.... if she had used the baby's face and called it hers, then it would have been different. Nigerians are just glued to social media desperately looking for any person to attack and pull down, more preferably popular people (cos that brings greater attention). |
shamsin6300:An absolutely mature response to the immature attention seeking lady. |
dannex4adx:There's nothing demeaning in seeking advice from the people who have the most experience in dealing with this particular disease. Countries far more developed than Nigeria are doing same. It may not have been necessary for them to be flown over, but Nigerians should chill; this shouldnt be an ego contest. |
eni4real:Only fellows with esteem issues think it would be degrading to seek advice or help. Oh yes, Nigeria has a small number of cases, but so did the UK and US just 3 weeks ago. Just over 3 weeks ago, the US had less than 500 cases; today the US has over 420,000 cases. It will be silly for us to wait till we have 420k cases before we start acting. |
hammer0:You talk repeatedly about the word 'sensible' as if you would know what it looked like even if it was rubbed in your face. First of all, what brought tribe into the conversation between me and @eni4real? Bringing tribe into an absolutely unrelated topic is the first evidence of your foolishness. Second evidence of your stupidity is senselessly labelling me 'yoruba' simply cos I said there's nothing wrong in seeking help/advice from chinese doctors. |
eni4real: eni4real:Inferiority complex might just be the reason you're fighting the truth. Whether they've eliminated it or not, the fact remains that they've succeeded in slowing the spread and flattening their new infections curve (something which many countries are still struggling to achieve). They've suffered from it the longest and they have the widest range of experience in dealing with it. That experience explains why greater developed countries like the US, UK, Italy, France etc are seeking help and advice from China, but a citizen of a shithole country thinks it's demeaning or degrading for his country to seek advice from China? Or probably you want us to wait till our number of cases rises exponentially before we do something right? I wouldnt be surprised if you're one of those spreading whatsapp messages that gsm mast is the source of corona virus. ![]() |
eni4real:Overhype? What is the hype? Whether it started with them, or it started from them, or whether it ended with them, the eni4real:Inferiority complex might just be the reason you're fighting the truth. |
dannex4adx:China happens to be the country with the most experience in dealing with this pandemic and countries all over the world, including far more developed countries than Nigeria have been seeking help from China in knowledge sharing, medicine, equipment etc. There's nothing shameful or embarassing, or dishonorable or degrading about Nigeria also seeking a knowledge share from a people more experienced in handling this disease. Inferiority complex and just a pure lack of esteem seems to be the reason we have a multitude of Nigerians denouncing this, simply because they feel its a dick measuring contest. |
SpecialAdviser:Do we wait until the cases explode in Nigeria before we do something proactive?.... and where did you get that notion from that the Chinese arent being sought after by countries with higher cases? Highly populated countries like Nigeria, and densely populated cities like Lagos and Kano are at high risk and need attention. Unfortunately a lot of Nigerians still live in the delusion that blacks or people in hot countries are immune. We currently have about 254 cases (which may seem small), but the US had a similar number just about 3 weeks ago and thought they were immune too; but guess what? They now have over 400,000 cases (within a space of a month). |
Rooneyboy:Who told you those other countries arent seeking help from China? However we want to look at it, there's nothing shameful or embarassing in seeking a knowledge share from Chinese doctors who happen to be the most experienced in dealing with this mess. Everything shouldnt be a dick measuring contest for Nigerians. And then you said our numbers are still small, you want our number to explode exponentially before we do something about it?.... Of course a large majority of Nigerians still live in the delusion that blacks, or maybe those in hotter climates are immune. Are you aware that just over 3 weeks ago, the US had just about the same number of cases Nigeria currently has, but they now have over 400,000 cases, within less than a month. However we want to look at it, Chinese doctors have the most experience dealing with this mess. We shouldn't always view everything as a dick measuring contest. |
How exactly was this turned into a dick measuring contest between Nigeria and china? Chinese doctors, however we may look at it, have the most experience in dealing with this disease, and China somehow someway, happens to be one of the only countries about to succeed in containing it's spread. Countries all over the world (including those far more advanced than our shithole) are seeking advice from Chinese medical teams on how to tackle this crisis. What's wrong if Nigeria does the same? |
Nigerianization:No doubt, the leaders on our side of the border have failed woefully too. Forget about the old cargo in aso rock; you cant expect a ball-less man to grow balls in his old vegetative state. But then again, the Chadian govt isnt any different. |
Nigerianization:The ignorance of Nigerians using this onslaught by Chadian military to mock the Nigerian military stinks. The multinational joint task force initiative requires Nigeria to deal with bokoharam camps within Nigerian territory while Chad deals with bokoharam camps within Chadian territory. But for years, what has Chad done? Most Bokoharam strongholds and camps are around the lake chad banks within Chadian territory. From these strongholds, they cross the border into Nigeria, unleash mayhem and then return to their safe haven. If Chad had done what they were meant to do a long time ago, BH would have been eliminated. But instead they've craftily used BH to milk money from Nigeria for years. Just last week, BH attacked Chadian soldiers killing over 90 of them; this finally forced the Chadian president and military to wake up. Now here we are, Nigerians mocking the Nigerian military over this? Sometimes one doesnt know if its just politics or ignorance that really drives these comments. |
Useless media men all over the place. |
This crook twisting the minds of his gullible sheep as usual. Why did he craftily refer to only foreign debt and not total debt? Of course he knows if we decide to talk of total debt, he will be shooting his boss and his party on the foot. |
Captainrambo2:Okay sorry please! Nigerian military hasnt cleared any bh camps or killed any BH terrorists since the crisis started; even Gen Adeniyi said it. You win! I'm not willing to argue with crackheads. |
REDshouse:The Nigerian military has done a hundred times more than what the Chadian military has just done. It's just nauseating seeing how many Nigerians think this is a sensible basis to mock the effort of Nigerians military, all because Chadian troops cleared out one BH camp in Chadian territory, something they have been required to do a long time ago under the MNJTF agreement. |
Validated:Whats all these sickening noise from Nigerians glorifying Chadian soldiers and mocking our military guys simply because Chadian troops cleared a camp of boko haram terrorists in Chad? Oga, the Nigerian army and airforce has killed over 2000 BH terrorists and cleared multiple terrorist cells in the last 6 years. These bokoharam guys have for years, used Chad as their safe haven from where they launch attacks against Nigerian targets and then retreat back to Chad after unleashing mayhem. If the Chadian troops have been meeting up with their end of the MNJTF bargain by flushing out the bokoharam camps in Chadian territory, then these terrorists would have been eliminated a long time ago. Just last week, BH launched an attack against Chadian troops killing about 100 of them, and this forced the Chadian govt to finally take action which they should have done years ago but refused to for God knows what reason. Now here we are, ignorant Nigerians are hailing Chad and mocking our military? The ignorance and unpatriotism of Nigerians stink... *spits* cc: REDshouse, MelesZenawi, agwom, TheGiftedOne, Captainrambo2, Staphylococcus, iammo |
Govt said 5G license has not been issued; what exactly is the contradiction here? Am I missing something? |
huptin:No I wasn't talking of the value of the USD, I was referring primarily to the demand for USD in Nigeria. I give an example, if Nigeria needed say $1 to import it's vital needs in 1999, today Nigeria needs about $10 to import its vital needs. Vital needs include things like food, petroleum products, raw materials, medicines etc. In 1999, the rate of import was low, we sourced most of our vital needs internally. But you agree with me that that isn't quite the case today. So what I actually meant was that if $5bn reserve in 1999 was able to meet say 70% of our import needs in 1999, due to the import craze over the last 20 years, Nigeria would need about $50bn to meet 70% of its vital needs today. |
huptin:You cant compare apples and oranges please. No doubt, OBJ was a far far better economic manager, but 1999 was not the same thing as 2015. In 1999, a man could have lived comfortably off a salary of 20k, but it isn't the same thing as today. Nigeria may have had a forex reserve of $5bn in 1999, but that amount is almost equivalent to $50bn of today considering the sharp increase in forex demand over the last 20 years (Nigeria's forex demand today is roughly more than 10 times what it was in 1999)... In 1999, Nigeria wasn't importing all of its petroleum products, which is currently the biggest drain on our fx today. In 1999, how many ordinary Nigerians were going overseas for studies or medicare compared to today (these thing consume forex)? How many people were buying things off Alibaba, Ebay and other foreign market places? How many Nigerians were into foreign online or importation businesses requiring forex? We didnt even have internet banking in Nigeria back in 1999, let alone the visa or mastercards which everyone has in their pockets today. In 1999, Nigeria could literally almost survive with a closed border and zero forex because we largely grew our own food, produced our fabric, refined our fuel etc; but today, even the most basic food items like rice, medicines, petrol, paper, polythene bags, basic fabrics, handekerchiefs etc. we import all of it. But you expect the $5bn reserve of 1999 to be equivalent to what it is today? If OBJ was president in 2015, when oil prices took a sharp dip, and when the savings in reserves were dangerously low (in relation to the fx demand of the time), Nigeria would have also gone into that same recession. Only difference is that an OBJ may have handled it more efficiently and it wouldn't have lasted that long. Contrary to your claim on 4%, the gdp growth rate as at Q2 2015 (when PDP left) was 2.4%; Yes, following the oil price crash which began in late 2014, the much touted gdp growth rate of 7% crashed to 2.4% before Buhari came to power (you can easily google and verify that). Now may I remind you that this was under the watch of a powerful NOI (who also worked with OBJ), and guess what? oil prices were still over $60/barrel and $10bn was spent from the reserves (between Sept 2014 and May 2015) to support the economy, but yet exchange rate still crashed from N160 to N230, gdp rate crashed also to 2.4%. With a forex reserve of $28.6bn (exact figure as at May 29th, 2015), and with no more room to take money from reserves to support the economy and with oil prices still progressively crashing further to $28, what magic did you expect a 'dull' Buhari to do then? It's very easy for humans to loosely commit the fallacy 'post-hoc ergo propter hoc' (i.e. "Pmb became president, then recession came; so therefore, recession came because pmb became president). But we're all educated abeg, let's apply some more analytical thinking instead of just weak political/emotional conclusions. Buhari takes all the blame for not being able to have done wonders after 5 years, but saying recession of 2016 was caused by him is just a weak analogy (which majority of Nigerians are guilty of). |
huptin:So people still make this ignorant argument even in 2020? The pipelines that were burst during OBj, yaradua and GEj tenures, by how much did it affect Nigeria's oil production volume then compared to 2016?.... Did those vandalisms also happen at a time following a sharp drop in global oil prices?... You say oil price was $9 during OBJs time or less during abacha, what was Nigeria's forex demand then compared to 2015? How much of fuel was Nigeria importing then compared to 2015?... How much of importation was Nigeria doing in 1999 compared to 2015 (when even basic items like toothpick and waterproof bags were being imported)?.... If recession was only caused by pmb incompetence and not oil price, why exactly did the 7% gdp rate you talked about fall to 2% before pmb came in power? (obviously a lot of folks like yourself dont know that). |
PHijo:Why dont you go and infect yourself and family members with corona virus. I assure you if you can successfully infect over 20 of your family members in Rivers state, then the FG may be inclined to give some attention to your state. |
90% of confirmed covid19 cases are in Lagos; I guess this should be common sense. But then, everything is politicised in Nigeria. Very soon some people will pick placards to protest alleged discrimination / marginalisation of their state by corona virus. |
Almighty America indirectly begging their citizens not to return home?.... Wow! This corona challenge is really strong. |
OneNigerianist:Okay, fine! His ministry is apolitical, but the man himself is a known political bishop. |
OneNigerianist:What's really the difference between the man and the ministry he heads? |
People comparing Canada and those other countries to Nigeria need mental evaluation. |
OneNigerianist:I probably dont understand the bolded part of your comment above. If it means what I think it is, then nothing else in this world could be further from the truth, because Bishop Chukwuma happens to be about the most politically driven Anglican bishop in Nigeria. The man is a diehard PDP supporter, who has always publicly declared a deep prejudice against anything apc. |
This particular bishop Chukwuma has always just been a staunch hater of Buhari and anything APC. I'm pretty sure his defying of the sit at home order has nothing to do with spirituality, but rather just a desperation for political rebellion. |
helinues:Reno is only a divisive crook, he's not dumb. |
Xisnin:Of course they all got it from the same sources which happen to be some anonymous whatsapp/facebook broadcast videos. |
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