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Truly, some Nigerians are demons from the pit of hell. Witches and wizards who will never see or say anything good about their nation. And nothing gives them a good hard-on than bad news. Bunch of useless, unpatriotic, buffoons.

ARES: Like the millions of dollars that was paid to isrealis to monitor the web, or the jounarlists that were arrested a few weeks ago....
Listen stupiid kid, get ur facts right before coming here to sound like a deranged fellow.
The internet can be used for alot of good things, to exhibit ur stupiidity shouldnt be one of them

You are the one that's not only stupid, but extremely ignorant. Regarding the Isreali surveillance contract, didn't it clearly state that the contract actually covered the supply of UAVs for the military? And even if it meant monitoring the internet, don't American NSA and British GCQH do the very same thing? Have u witnessed any frm of censorship, especially when the president's being insulted? No? Then STFU and stop spewing trash on this thread.

churific: All these nonsense comments about not understanding how to run a night club.

You don't need to understand a business to own one.

You simply hire someone who understands the business and that's that. There's definitely another reason why he shut it down. Since we like to speculate, I'll add a few speculations:

1. He might be going broke himself and can't afford to infuse money or higher someone
2. He's not the sole or majority owner and got overruled
3. He's simply lost interest
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We can go on and on forever...the fact still remains that you do not need to understand how to run a nightclub to own one!

You post is a clear example why many small businesses fold. Before you delve into any business, you MUST fully understand what you're getting into else you run the biz into the ground or get swindled.

He should've performed a detailed SWOT analysis before delving into that business.

Nothing beats having a dream and working hard to achieve that dreams. These young men have paid their dues, now they reap the fruits of their labour. Ride on.

Thanks A.C.N . You just made VERY EASY for PDP. Here's a handkerchief for the general. He'll need it

sarajevo: that "military dude" is an SSS personnel. they are the only ones that weapon is issued to by the government

No, the military dude is CLEARLY a Navy SF operator with the Ngerian Navy Special Boat Service. They equally use the C-TAR-21 assault rifle, and also use the green and Chinese Marine Corps digicam clearly worn by the man in that gif and video. SSS operators only wear black outfits with tactical vests and new Isreali combat helmets, and are armed with Fabric Nationale FS-2000 assault rifles or FN P-90 SMGs.

[quote author=eagle,eye]My professor in school once said, and I quote "You cannot go hungry if you truely passed through the four walls of a University and the school equally passes through you".

Why can't the youths think towards entrepreneurship? Ideas rule the world, but I think that Nigerians have poverty of Ideas.
Before someone starts talking about scarcity of Capital, understand that "there is dignity in Labour" and no job is too demeaning for you to start your hussle in life. The only thing that matters is that you never lose sight of your ideas and goals.[/quote]Excellent post. Well said.

This is why entrepreneurship beats paid emplyment anytime.

MajorJ: the ugliest bullpup rifle in the world, thanks to the british who have a reputation for creating some pretty ugly weapons

I present to you the l85a1
https://arniesairsoft.co.uk/news2/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/l85-1.jpg

That's the SA-80 assault rifle. Initially built by Enfield, but riddled with so many issues MOD has it redesigned/improved upon by German Heckler&Koch (makers of the G-3, G-36, MP-5,etc)

[quote author=OK_2_NV]The military dude in the beginning with ski-mask on is carrying a [b] IWI-TSIDF16-Tavor-SAR[/b]an Israeli assault riffle, and the next best thing to an UZI.[/quote]Correction though. It is the IMI Tavor TAR-21 assault rifle ('though SSS close protection details, Navy SBS teams, and NAF Quick Reaction Force use the shorter MTAR-21 rifle).

And the Uzi is not in the same class as this rifle. The former is a submachine gun while the later is a burl-pup combat assault rifle that chambers tge much larger 5.56 NATO rounds.

Mobinga: https://stream1.gifsoup.com/view2/4661687/boko-haram-o.gif

Chineke. Did you see that desert looking place? With the military dude and that evil looking gun?

Those dudes are not phucking around.

https://imageshack.us/a/img193/5239/chrispaulnoway.png

Wow!! That's an operator with the Navy's Special Boat Service (Naval Special Ops Unit) with extensive combat experience gained in the ND against militants and pirates. I knew those guys operated up north, but your gif is a solid confirmation. Nice one.

femialiu: Nice thread. Buying made in Nigeria isn't a problem, there is absolutely no body residing in Nigeria that will nt at one time or the other patronize goods made in Nigeria, otherwise Dangote will nt be the richest black man in the world. The issue is this, Manufacturing is solely dependent on power... It accounts for almost 30percent of the cost of production, raw materials availability is anotherr major factor considered. All these build up into the shelf cost of each product. It cost less to produce a car in china, dubai or SA and ship it to Nigeria hence it is more profitable. In Nigeria, our power is very unstable, No single steel company, most of the small processing company that lcould serve as feeder company to the major big manufacturing company can not survive in the harsh economic conditions (energy, bad infrasture, security and multiple taxation)... This has forced many multinationals to produce outside Nigeria and send it down. Also, Labour is cheaper in China and India than what u get in Naija....

I totally agree with you on the issue of power. And it's not just the manufacturing sector, but also the service industry. In a private school we own, we spend over N1Million per month fuelling 2 diesel generators, and this has forced us to consider alternatives like inverters and hybrid batteries. But I believe the current administration's working hard to address this issue.

texazzpete: See this sycophant. How dare you come to us with this, when your master GEJ and all his cohorts refuse to patronise Nigerian doctors, Nigerian hospitals, refuse to use Nigerian pilots in their planes?

Americans are on average infinitely more patriotic than Nigerians...yet millions of American households would rather buy a Toyota Camry over an equivalent Ford sedan. It's all about value for money!

The average Nigerian pays taxes, obeys laws and so on, and in return gets poor power, poor security and terrible leaders. and to cap that all we're expected to patronise inferior goods? LEt the Nigerian manufacturers improve their product and pass on to consumers the savings from local production and see if we don't buy their goods. Instead what we often have are inferior goods, priced absurdly high.

My dear Sycophant, unless you can tell us why the FG isnt exclusively using Innoson motors over those imposing Prado jeeps, I suggest you keep your mouth shut!

What is the nationality of the physicians at Aso-Rock? Chinese? And what of the nationality of the young NAF pilots and engineers that fly and maintain all aicrafts in NAF's presidential fleet? Camerounians? Please if you don't have anything useful to add, feel free to ignore the thread and move on.

ba7man: And also Reinforcement Rods for construction.

Exactly.

ba7man: @Sincere Nigerian. The problem with patronizing a lot of "Made in Nigeria" products is the fact that they are usually over-priced and of inferior quality. For example, furniture makers sell their set of living room Chairs for approximately N250,000 and above. Its not as if they'll be the best quality and the finishing is likely to be tacky. Now check out a foreign mag on furnitures and see what they offer you for the same price or less. Its not really encouraging.

I beg to differ. When it comes to furnitures, there's been vast improvement in quality. In PHC were I bought my own furniture for my home, I can categorically state that furniture makers here manufacture products way better than all those imported from China. And don't forget that products like electrical cables are considered far more superior to chinese or Indian made products.

Definitely. When it comes to electrical cables annd textiles, I go for Nigerian products only.

[quote author=Der_Fuhrer]People still listen to radio in 2013?! I'll be goddamed![/quote]And what do you listen to?

mikeapollo: Nigeria.....the giant embarrassment of Africa!

A country of over 150million people that can barely generate about 4000MW of electricity. South Africa with a popuplation of about 45million produces 40,000MW of electricity. Ghana with 25million people generates almost 3000MW

Shame!

Maybe you forgot the part that the whole power sector was neglected for 40+ years.

obongtunji: You are as clueless as your president. Check the record of the megawatt obj left and the megawatt available now. It might interest you to know that I used to have like 10-15hrs electricity in 24hrs before but now it has "improve" to 2-4hrs, what an improvement...........lop

Bros, seriously, stop typing. 'cos this your blatant lie is so obvious. So you enjoyed more hrs of light under the Obj administration even though power generated hovered btw 1500-2000Mw, compared to GEJ's 4500+MW currently generated and sustained? Guy, do you think toure talking to a bunch of fools here?

redsun: So are nigerians so notorious in south africa for south africans to talk about them like that?Like scum bags that rob for living in suppose developed world that is not their home land.

What could have given them the audacity to refer to nigerians like that?

Some unscrupulous Nigerians in SA engage in drug trafficking, and they must be punished. But violent crimes like armed robbery, murder, rape are perpertrated solely by south Africans

AMvanquish: They should stop setting this target of a thing. Me feels they should just shut up and do their job! Targets that are always being pushed back for how many years now. Surprise us and get the job done instead giving false hope. And who isthat sying Power is better? Speak for yourself. Well, my generator doesn't let me down.

What sort of silly post is this? Don't you set targets for yourself? Don't you also hear of coys making various forcasts about their profits before laying out and implemting the various objectives that will aid them in achieving their goals?

Ikwere fist son: my bro on dis electricity i blame gej.wen barth was dia he performd beyond d expectatn of nijerans.infact he ws d best power minister snce independnce bt gej fail to realise dat instead he alowd hm 2be sacrificed on d alters of politics by d pepl dat dont lyk hm nd planted bad advices in oder 2 ridicule hm.prof nebo is gud bt needs tyme but tins woud hav improvd if barth was dia all along

Bros abeg get your facts straight. Barth NNaji was NOT sacrificed or fired, but resigned HONOURABLY because his firm was equally involved in bidding for one of the DISCOs. By resigning, his action ensured that investors concerns about transparency and bias in the whole privatizattion process was laid to rest once and for all.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the minister's statement as he's trying to be realistic. But I still believe that the target is achievable.

Prof Corruption: You dey mind them? They would rather market lies than reality. Where is the electricity improvement now? What they called improvement was a seasonal rise in water level. It happens every year.

You do know that the bulk of the power generated comes from gas-powered plants, right? Else, care to explain how we were able to sustain 4500MW+ during the last dry season between the 4th and 1st qrts of 2012 and 2013 respectively, a period that saw a considerable drop in water levels at our dams? What's going to be the next excuse you'll pull out of your bum?

I strongly advise tge youths to delve into entrepreneurship. There's nothing in the labour market that beats being your own boss. Keep in mind that all these big coys were once small business, so why don't you own one now?

JESUS CHRIST!!! HOW THE HELL WERE THOSE TERRORISTs ABLE TO LAY THEIR HANDS ON THOSE 50cal MGs, AND GPMG?!! THAT IS A LOT OF FIREPOWER!!

talktimi: What's so difficult in the police hierarchy prepping the this (ex)CP and a new one at least a month before hand with the new officer being in his duty post at least 2 days before so that all these mess wouldn't have to occur ? It seems the police are highly incompetent at anything higher than collecting 20 naira by the roadside... Smh

You're wrong. A notice is always issued months before retirement, instructing the affected officer to proceed on compulsory leave. When there's no new commanding officer e.g CP to take over, the outgoing COMPOL hand over to his 2ic, the DCP, who will act until FHQ assigns a new CP.

But I have to say that in quite suprised about the said officer's action. It has never happened in the Force before.

Sagamite vs fucktards

YoungGame: Don't tell me these pics are from Nigeria

And the [size=20pt]clueless fücktard retardeen nitwit[/size] we call president had to award $40million contract to
israeli company to monitor computer/internet
communication by Nigerians!

Seriouly smh for this country

Must GEJ clean up each state? Why don't you blame the respective governors of these states?

Carsonv: I'm not trying to deny anything, just stating fact. Blogs are marred with half truths...believe that!
I've been to aba...its old news that aba aint clean, no contending!
But you still haven't shown me a photo of Enugu where refuse is flaggrantly dumped. You don't show me a picture of a bin cleared same day photo was taken and allude that Enugu is dirty. Its not! Aside Calabar, Enugu is the next clean state in the SS/SE. But there's always room for improvement!

You are wrong. Aside Calabar, Uyo is the 2nd cleanest city in the SS. Enugu may be the cleanest in the SE.

@ OP, are your pics truly up to date? I ask this cos the car in the picture of Akwa Ibom was cleared off that spot (Abak road) almost 2 YEARS AGO.