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Igboid:Yes I am proudly Hausa Fulani to idiots who cant use their brains. Meanwhile you posted a link to a private refinery which is planned to be built in Katsina. But in the world of moronic idiots, a private refinery in Katsina is actually a refinery built by Nigerian government in Niger... It's in this Nairaland one knows that mad people arent only those ones walking tattered in refuse dumps. |
owobokiri:Oga the pipeline is between extending a gas network from Ajaokuta to Kano; it is a Nigerian pipeline, not a Niger republic pipeline. Money spent on that pipeline is for Nigeria's economic development; it is not for Niger, gosh! Yes there's a future plan that one day, the pipeline would be extended to Algeria (of course travelling through Niger which seems to give you an erection). Once the pipeline can be extended to Algeria, then it will be connected to the already existing pipeline in infrastructure between Algeria and Spain (Europe). The overall system will form the Trans-Saharan gas pipeline which will get Nigerian gas to Europe. If Nigerian gas can be connected to Europe via a pipeline, it will be the biggest single infrastructural feat which can double Nigeria's economic fortunes overnight, in addition to eliminating the environmentally destructive gas flaring in the Niger-delta oil fields. That would be a massive economy boosting project for Nigeria especially with Nigeria's vast gas reserves and the declining value of oil. For now, what the govt is building is just a simple pipeline from Ajaokuta to Kano which is purely a Nigerian affair. The all important Trans-Saharan gas pipeline dream is still a pipe dream that has been in concept board since the 70's or 80's, and which may continue to be a dream even in the next 30 years. Go and read about the importance of the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline and the economic benefits of Nigeria being able to be a direct gas supplier to the European market and stop all these your ethnic hate driven ignorant criticism. The pipeline system has absolutely nothing to do with Niger. |
limeta:Yes, Im glad you agree; in the world of ignoramuses, its common knowledge. Goodluck! |
owobokiri:Ajaokuta to Kano to Kaduna gas pipeline is in Niger republic? I actually thought I was just talking to an ignorant person; didnt know it was far worse. Goodnight! |
Elliot2:I say refinery no exist, you swear say the refinery dey. Now I ask you, oya tell us the name of this $2billion refinery wey you say Nigerian government dey build for Niger, you dey ask me to use internet. Na you dey claim say refinery exist, but you want me to help you find the name? |
dimple571991:Irrespective of what good he does, the man, just like Abbo, has no right to slap anyone. The man is a sick fellow and if he can do this several times in public and even on camera, only God knows what his wife would be facing at home. |
The man is sick. What he just needs is to slap the wrong person that would ensure he loses on finger. |
limeta:Did you ask the OP to show you a single evidence to support what he wrote? You just swallowed it joyfully for sentimental reasons But you want me to show you evidence when I say the OP wrote nonsense? Okay! Buhari is an Archangel in heaven. Why dont you also come and show us evidence that the above sentence is false since we're all choosing to turn logic on its head this evening. |
luvinhubby:@Luvinhubby even you too?... Nigerian FG is building a $2bn refinery in Niger republic with Nigerian money; is that what you want me to contradict? Luvinhubby even you too? Anyway, if na you talk am, I agree; Buhari is building a $2bn refinery in Niger. ![]() |
owobokiri:Ignorance has suddenly become an industry in Nigeria! God help us! The statement by the Op says Nigerian govt is building a $2bn refinery in Niger; you instantly swallowed the nonsense and you're masturbating over it? I tried to help gullible fellows like yourself by stating upfront that the report is outright false. But instead of giving it a thoughy, you instantly jumped into attack mode calling me an enemy who's defending evil. Since when did ignorance become a virtue? Maybe if I leave you to wallow in your ignorance, that would have made me a better person? So if I had swallowed and concurred with the story (even though I know its false), I guess in your eyes, that would have made me a better and upright citizen defending good? Then you come up with a totally unrelated AKK pipeline saying it's AKK pipeline and not refinery... How exactly is the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano pipeline in Niger republic?.... Your ignorance seems to be dancing on steroids this evening. IF clarifying false info makes me an enemy in the eyes of many fellows like yourself who choose ignorance, then I gladly accept the enemy tag. |
Elliot2:You're simply an ignorant dumbo who's obsessively in love with his ignorance... Nothing the OP said is true; it's either twisted facts and outright lies, but just look at the confidence with which you desperately swallowed and concurred with the lies, and see how violently you attacked me for trying to educate you... Tufiakwa! You're a hopeless moronic case. Okay, what's the name of the $2billion refinery being built in Niger by Nigerian govt? |
limeta:THe info dropped by the Op is largely false, that's what i'm saying. Nigerian leaders are shiit; but when we want to criticise leaders and the only topics we can come up with are ignorant lies and falsehood, then we are no different from the shitty leaders. |
FreeIgbos:Who exactly is the fool here? The one who deliberately twists a fact and also adds outright falsehood, or the one who has asked yuo to simply state correct information, and keep the debate within the limits of facts? Yes the govt plans to build a railway that connects 3 states of Kano, Jigawa and Katsina, and which extends to a city in Niger. The railway is about 284km in all and about 55km of it will be within Niger. The propriety of that action isnt the topic of discussion here; nobody said it's right to build a railway into Niger, I never said it was right or said I was in support of it. The issue being debated here is the silly sensational headline which is saying $1.96billion Nigerian money is being used to fund a project in Niger republic. The report goes further to claim $2bn Nigerian money is being used for a refinery in Niger; an outright stupid lie. If you cant still discern the deliberate distortion of facts in that report, but want to cling on to obvious falsehood for sentimental reasons, then the fool here is very obvious. |
Xiaomi1:Stop confusing me with your father and your family members. |
Workch:By questioning the correctness of my response, you made it seem like you disagreed; I didnt know you were the OP and didnt think you were trying to be a debate moderator. English language shouldnt be too difficult; if you were not in disagreement (as your question appeared to make it seem), you should have simply said so, haba! |
Stone03:Read what you wrote again and check your numbers. When you're done figuring out your error, then you may want to state the correct distance of the Kano MAradi line since you claim that 284km isn't correct. |
Workch:In my original comment, I was responding to the content of the post and couldn't care less who exactly the poster was. In my first comment, I made my position very very clear that what was written in the original post was false and twisted trash. But then you still proceeded to quote me and asking if I think it was false? Questioning me despite my clear point simply meant one thing - you didnt agree with me. |
Workch:Oga quit this your attempt at being clever, we're are not in any law court here. Stop trying to twist the narrative. The Op dropped some twisted propaganda, I hinted that what the Op wrote was false, and then this was what you responded with: Workch:Okay since you're trying to play a smart lawyer, can you please tell me the meaning and the motive behind your above question? |
Workch: Workch:The very fact that you questioned me when I commented that the report was senseless trash, you were indirectly saying you believed it. You ask why I'm angry? I dont think I'm angry, just irritated at the way people spread fake sensational news, and even more irritated at how people swallow it. It's even more irritating that a sizeable chunk of those spreading and swallowing these things are educated. |
Workch: Imsoblessed:So you guys actually believe the nonsense too? Any nonsense you read online, you just swallow without thinking? Can you guys please name the refinery Nigerian government is building with $2billion of Nigerian money in Niger republic? Would be glad to hear it since you guys are so informed. Also, how did you and you arrive at the conclusion that Nigeria is spending $1.9billion for a railway in Niger republic? Last time I checked, the railway is 284km long and connects 3 Nigerian states (Kano, Jigawa and Katsina), but with a 55km extension from Jibiya (Katsina) to Maradi (Niger Rep). Is that the basis on which you made your bizarre conclusion that Nigeria is spending $1.9billion in Niger republic? Does that really make sense to you? Finally, your headline about these projects costing more than projects in southern Nigeria, for any sound human, is there really any need to discuss that? No sensible person supports spending a dime of Nigerian money elsewhere, but at least we can be sensible with how we throw about fake figures and statistics. |
Sometimes people just shit up stories from their anus and spread it on social media simply cos they know a lot of unknowing ignoramuses would be eager to swallow the poo. |
mrvitalis:What da hell do you mean by what you just wrote here? Every week there's a case of AK47s blasting in different parts of Owerri courtesy of some miscreants called UGM and you're asking me what part of the city is destroyed or how that affects the city negatively? Can someone really be so dumb not to figure out how these incidents affect the city? In the past 2 months, all the innocent people hit and killed by stray bullets from both the UGM and the military (including the 2 market women murdered today), do those deaths not represent a disruption of the peace?? The death of policemen and burning of police stations, isn't that a disruption of the peace and destruction of collective property?The nigh life in Owerri, the numerous businesses that would be affected by the disruption of the night life, that means nothing to you? And then you talk of Benue, what kind of silly diversion is that? What has Benue got to do with the idiots shooting up Owerri? Okay herdsmen are killing people in Benue and your bright solution is for criminals to destroy Imo state? Your thugs are shooting up my hometown and you're asking me why I'm not worried about Benue? What kind of STUPID question/reasoning is that? Vitalis you really make it difficult not to insult you with these your new found twisted views! |
mrvitalis:So in your opinion, Igbos destroying the once peaceful city of owerri is what you term "defending your land"?... Which kain mumu reasoning be this? |
These idiots are turning the peaceful ngwori city of owerri to a war zone and fools are hailing them. Next thing the military woukd sent in and the peace of the city would be history. Someone said it's because of injustice (perpetrated by Fulani govt); but then you wonder how Igbos destroying ala Igbo is a sensible response to the excesses of Fulanis in the north.. Common sense is indeed scarce. |
This story get k-leg... |
Everything to this Reno guy is a political topic to masturbate upon... |
The middle belt and SS will only make a move when they can see that the SW and SE are serious. |
The effrontry! The only problem with this is that some silly southern governors would be too scared to even implement the ban. |
KingsleyWabote:Cryptos arent going anywhere any time soon. Before we even get to July, BTC would have exceeded its previous high. What happened this week is a very normal occurrence; it's just a standard cycle which happens once in a while. the only reason it's trending is cos cryptos just got so popular in Nigeria lately and for the majority of current crypto traders in Nigeria, this is the first dip they're experiencing. Nothing new about this. |
THere's absolutely no way a person living in a glass house would be throwing the kind of stones Reno throws daily. This story can't be true. |
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