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Politics › Re: Have You Paid New Electricity Tariff? by ODB1: 5:37pm On Jul 13, 2012

all4naija: Not expecting everyone to have it is different from it is not for everyone. The truth is that anybody who can afford it should go for it. That is it. There's a lot to help with conserving energy with the process than every Nigerian relying on the national power supply all the time in a case of lack of energy conservation.

I think you are being emotional about this solar/thermal installation. Not everybody will have it even when it can afford it. That is human nature for you. It's typical!

When will it be ok for Nigerians to enjoy constant universal power supply?

stop being elitist, am sure you were among those occupiers that shouted their voice raw when the subsidy was removed.

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 5:34pm On Jul 13, 2012

SmoothCrim: It is offensive when the Super group is diverse. It is very offensive when a Minority is acknowledged but, the majority are not even considered worthy of researching. Yes, I AM offended by the laziness of the term!!

see your majority vs minority problem. You think everything boils down to ethnicity like in Nigeria?

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 5:28pm On Jul 13, 2012

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 5:27pm On Jul 13, 2012

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 5:25pm On Jul 13, 2012

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 5:04pm On Jul 13, 2012

SmoothCrim: It is condescending but, not for some of the reasons stated. It is condescending because it is too general and lazy... The "sub" debate does not resonate with me and I don't care for it. What I do care about is the laziness in which sub-Saharan African it is used. Do you agree it is lazy?

You are a nonentity why then will you suppose they will consult you on how best to describe regions of black Africa? Should it be more appropriate if they called it ; Sh1tville since every corner south of the Sahara is hopelessly messed up

Politics › Re: Have You Paid New Electricity Tariff? by ODB1: 5:00pm On Jul 13, 2012*

The technology is borrowed and still we cannot maintain it.

We have enuff energy sources both from renewable and fossil sources but we just can't make it work.

We never invented sh1t but know exactly how to screw sh1t up.

Politics › Re: Have You Paid New Electricity Tariff? by ODB1: 4:59pm On Jul 13, 2012

but it is not for everyone. This is the black man's selfish mentality that kept him backward till this day.

Bad roads? Buy a jeep

Crime? relocate to a fenced community.

This is why the likes of China and Brazil will never see our back.

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 4:56pm On Jul 13, 2012

I just like you

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Politics › Re: Have You Paid New Electricity Tariff? by ODB1: 4:31pm On Jul 13, 2012

Kobojunkie: Dingbat, you don't need to ask me for anything. You felt to post your "fo_olishness" online for the public here to note, and I simply wondered why in the age of Information, Nigerians still make such decisions -- essentially going back to Nigeria to JOIN THE PROBLEM, only to turn around and COMPLAIN LIKE THOSE WHO NEVER LEFT!

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 4:17pm On Jul 13, 2012

SmoothCrim: Why are Supra-Saharan's so interested in West African affairs??

get out of our affairs and mind your own business!

sup

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 4:12pm On Jul 13, 2012

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 4:03pm On Jul 13, 2012

ROSSIKE: Educate yourself. You are BRAINWASHED.

''Upside down map - It needn't be a Eurocentric World'':

http://flourish.org/upsidedownmap/

if you want to be a bat then knock yourself out

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 3:59pm On Jul 13, 2012

Because we all share the same island continent doesn't make us all of the same stock.

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 3:53pm On Jul 13, 2012

ROSSIKE: And you, stop talking garbage, and go and learn. The ancient Egyptian maps WERE 'upside down' by current convention, and the Nile had ZERO to do with it. THAT is the invention of the western mythorians you're parroting. It's like saying Nigerians would have named the north ''Southern Nigera'' if the River Niger had flowed from southern highlands to northern lowlands, which of course would be absolute rubbish.

The Nile was central to Egypt even up till this day. Military and diplomatic Skirmishes have been fought over the damming of the Nile from it's origin, the blue and white Nile. The Nile is also unique as it is the only river to flow from south to north. The Egyptians mapped their territory using the Nile current. Id1ots

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 3:49pm On Jul 13, 2012

ROSSIKE: Absolute rubbish. In outer space, the point of observation is ALL that counts as far as designation of north and south. Sheer common sense really.

You must know that the earth has poles. The poles are a region of concentrated magnetic field. The common compass points to the north. You must also be aware that our planet rotates on it's own axis at a tilted angle of 77 degrees facing the Sun. If you must, you can invert it and the north can be south. Shikinna

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 3:27pm On Jul 13, 2012

If the white man never mapped the continent you will not up till now know the extent and limits of the African Continent.
Go and claim Egypt and see wetin Arab man go do you.

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 3:23pm On Jul 13, 2012

SmoothCrim: That is not what this debate is about slowpoke. If I called all these regions Supra-Saharan would it be correct? No! An Algerian is different from an Englishman!!

you are brain dead

Politics › Re: Have You Paid New Electricity Tariff? by ODB1: 3:21pm On Jul 13, 2012

You are not being realistic. How many Nigerians have or can afford $4,000 to meet just 25% of their Power consumption?

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 3:15pm On Jul 13, 2012

SmoothCrim: You are not intelligent enough to engage me! Go back to watching paint dry and other similar things

The term Sub-Saharan may not be racist when used but, it is lazy and that laziness offends me to a large extent. It would be like calling everyone above the Sahara Supra-Saharan and including even Europeans in that term. It would tell me nothing about the numerous distinct ethnic groups.

Call people what they are or else!

[size=20pt]The Sahara is a region. Sub describes regions of lower latitudes. Sub-Saharan implies below the Sahara. It is and was never intended at no time to degrade the people's living within that region.

Get your inferiority complex together!
Jeezus you must be dumb![/size]

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 3:00pm On Jul 13, 2012

its because of people like you that they replaced blackboards with white boards.
You must have thought it offensive to have a board meant for writing temporary information in class illustrations as rascit

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 2:56pm On Jul 13, 2012

SmoothCrim: Which black Africans
My point is the term Black Africa is not valid and neither is Sub-Saharan Africa. You have to be intelligent to understand this which I doubt from your posts

YOU EITHER LIVE IN A BUBBLE OR JUST PLAIN STUP1D. HOW CAN YOU SUBSTITUTE THE AFRICAN UNION AS A VALID REASON TO SAY ALL AFRICANS ARE OF THE SAME RACE, CULTURE AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND?

Even in Nigeria, am sure you have ways of distinguishing between yourself and the man who's village is just 30km away, abi?

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 2:54pm On Jul 13, 2012

http://www.roadtoegypt.com/egypt-information/egypt-people.html

check this out.

Do Nubians look like Black Africans? they share similarities with Arabs and Ethiopians than okon or musiwa

stop being misled by those culturally depraved black American profs who will one day claim that Black Africans invented ice cream

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 2:49pm On Jul 13, 2012

The Nubia people are more closely related to Ethiopians than Black Africans. Fact!

Politics › Re: Have You Paid New Electricity Tariff? by ODB1: 2:45pm On Jul 13, 2012

You think they come cheap?

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 2:34pm On Jul 13, 2012

I Have been disusing with boffons

Politics › Re: Have You Paid New Electricity Tariff? by ODB1: 2:31pm On Jul 13, 2012

Kobojunkie: My point is there is information out there on alternatives to "generators".

And when did I inquire from you on where I can get a hydrogen battery cell?

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 2:27pm On Jul 13, 2012

Because we occupy the same continent doesn't make us the same.
Lets see;

1. Race
2. Culture
3. Religion
4. Ancestry
5. History

North Africa was never occupied by black Africans, the Berbers, Coptics, Tuaregs, Romans, Jews, Greeks, Phoenicians, Persians, Arabs, Turks have all been a part of North Africa. The early Black settlers came via Juba in South Sudan and west Africa (north Nigeria, Mali, etc) as slaves.

Next thing you will be saying that the early Egyptians were black.

Rubbish.

Politics › Re: What Is “sub-saharan Africa” Exactly? by ODB1: 1:38pm On Jul 13, 2012

Before you argue over another man's language try and understand it first.

Here is the world's most complicated piece of war machine, that can power itself for years and blow half the planet away.

Yes it has a sub in it

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