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God bless you madam, this woman has just spoken the absolute truth that takes boldness and high level of patriotism to speak. Western powers are the reason we are underdeveloped but what is baffling to me is why some people will allow themselves to be used as a tool to underdevelop his Country in the name aspiring for leadership. Madam Kemi, you have my support, it takes guts to speak this undiluted truth |
The Antichrist enemy of Christians beast wicked Obama is leaving the white house on January for Donald Trump to come and clip these evil Islamists wings |
Justiceleague1:Almighty Yoruba? You are the most pathetic region on this planet. The people that humiliated your so called gods ; Awolowo, Adekunle, Idiagbon, Oladipo Diya,Obasonjo, Shonekan, Abiola and got away with it. You people are the most miserable and cowardly people on planet earth. You only know how to incite others but cannot be courageous enough to avenge the humiliation of your gods.if i were you, I would ve at least picked up arm against Nigeria. |
neocortex:Yoruba masters? You are not even ashamed that igbos owe half of Lagos. Laziness and blindness is just a disease. Keep hiding the truth and continue to die in silence. I wonder why some people are not ashamed to compare themselves with people that fought Nigera, America and Britain for good 3 years, given only 20 naira after the war yet controls the economy of the nation. I challenge you to fight just a tribe in Nigeria for just one month and I bet your lazy ass will never recover in 3000 years. Stop comparing yourselves with Igbos, we are not mates, you should look for a minority tribe in Nigeria to compare yourself with. |
PaulIdu:The best thing for Peter Obi to do is to push for Biafra. Even if he wins the presidency, the vultures from the North and the region of the Sanballats and Tobiah will create another BH to make his government ungovernable. Zoogeria indeed where politicians fight for power to oppress people and keep the Country underdevelop. Iron can never mix with Clay |
dumo1:And who told you that NA didn't have the weapon to fight BH? When Ihejirika was dealing with BH, the same Northern people shouted that attack on BH was attack on the North. Grow up men, stop allowing yourself to be used as political pawn |
fmlala:And who started the bokoharam at the first place? Dasuki was smart enough not be used as cleaning agent to erase the mess of the people that created bokoharam to make GEJ' s government ungovernable . So they simply reaped what they sowed |
Realist2:Nigeria is a zoo raised to power seven |
Ahmedhussain3463:And the zoo will continue to fall |
flokii:Oh boy, you are still under colonial rule. The earlier you realize it, the better for you. You think your zoo is independent lol, wake up from your slumber bro |
Kyase:And if your zoo pull out, do you think it will affect the ECOWAS? Keep living in fool's paradise.Your zoo is still struggling to get 4000 mega watts in this 21st century. Why wonder why Nigerians are not even ashamed of themselves. For your information, there's no Country in this world that your zoo is better than, do yourself a favor and travel just within ECOWAS region and I am sure you will tear your zoo passport out of shame |
Any government that doesn't allow the igbos to manage its economy will definitely fail woefully. Igbos are naturally talented in business, and it takes a business man to know how to handle the economy not this region of sanballats and Tobias that can't even manage the economy of their houses not to talk of managing the economy of a nation. Let's keep watching. Buhari is not to blame for this recession. The people that are managing the economy should be blamed for this recession |
Collection of evil beasts. Demons in human clothing. God will surely judge and punish all of you for intentionally destroying this Country |
blueto:That beast only fought for power to destroy the business of the igbos and empower his people and it's affecting everybody. If he does not repent from his wicked ways, he WILL DIE A SHAMEFUL AND MISERABLE DEATH. WICKED MONSTER WHO PURPOSELY PLUNGED THE COUNTRY INTO RECESSION. Who is he even trying to deceive? Are you telling me that if GEJ were still the president that the dollar will be this bad? Wicked demon in human skin, continue oppressing God's people, soon you will go and answer your query in hell where you rightly belong. Beast and devil incarnate |
What concerns the land of the rising sun with the region of sanballats and Tobias, they can't stop the progress of the igbos, instead their jealousy and hatred for the igbos will keep them perpetually submerged in poverty without any hope of coming out. |
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Date: Wednesday, 05 October 2016 at 02:25 PM / Logout(all) Search How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS - Politics (1) - Nairaland Nairaland Forum / Nairaland / General / Politics / How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS (7807 Views) APC Lists Buhari’s Achievements Despite Report Of Economic Recession / Tinubu's Solution To Nigeria's Economic Problems (1) (2) (3) (4) (0) (1) (Reply) (Un-Follow) (Go Down) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by Rick9(m): 8:25am Really (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by adewalle1(m): 8:28am elotajohn1: YOU want CHANGE, CHANGE YOU got after ona don share the money finish (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by sarqwest: 8:31am IbnSultaan: Where ever Nigeria goes Africa goes Nigeria shall raise again Which africa,last I check it was about w.Africa undecided (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by Vilshow(m): 8:38am Aringarosa: Amid all these crises rocking the west Africa nations, one country is still defying the odds and making good stride in its economic indices -Cote D'Ivoire. Does anyone knows why? Kindly Elucidate (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by TsaTrinity(m): 8:44am To whom position is given, achievements is expected...... (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by bitingcool: 8:54am Aringarosa: Amid all these crises rocking the west Africa nations, one country is still defying the odds and making good stride in its economic indices -Cote D'Ivoire. Does anyone knows why? Blessings upon you I thought no one noticed. The nigerian ambassador should be able to intimate the economic team about cote d'ivoire's ability to stay afloat. A country is excelling inspite of the economic woes surrounding it and people are not observant This is no time for empty chest beating about giant of Africa A giant is not made by size. Afterall, David killed Goliath (Quote) (Report) 4 Likes (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by modath(f): 9:15am bitingcool: Blessings upon you I thought no one noticed. The nigerian ambassador should be able to intimate the economic team about cote d'ivoire's ability to stay afloat. A country is excelling inspite of the economic woes surrounding it and people are not observant This is no time for empty chest beating about giant of Africa A giant is not made by size. Afterall, David killed Goliath Cote D'ivoire 's population is just Lagos+ogun+maybe ondo... Naija's problem apart from mismanagement is the population explosion... If you make 50naira and have 10 kids to manage, you can't expect to live better than the man with 2-3 kids on same 50naira. Bros , also never forget assimilation policy;which basically means France micro manages all former french colonies. BTW, I've been to cote D'ivoire, they aren't doing better per capita wise.... They just aren't breeding like mice... (Quote) (Report) 3 Likes (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by vengertime: 9:25am President99: This is what I was telling someover zealous Biafra chaps in other thread of ECOWAS's court ruling, but the Ignorami were hellbent on saying otherwise Nigeria is rich, thanks to Niger Delta. If we leave you parasites today, Nigeria will be like Mali. No doubt about it. (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by Ademat7(m): 9:27am Aringarosa: Amid all these crises rocking the west Africa nations, one country is still defying the odds and making good stride in its economic indices -Cote D'Ivoire. Does anyone knows why? Why? (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by Rockyrascal(m): 9:41am Luckymay: The lion (giant) of Africa is sick and the other animals (countries) are in tremble. I hope the lion makes a quick recovery lest the animal kingdom suffers habitual collapse. ok its no longer the whole africa catches cold ahhn grin (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by Khalifa04: 9:46am legendarystar: u think naija will get out of this present state with this over bloated, egotistic Brain dead leaders at the helm of power wake up man. ogbeni. go sleep instead of u to be praying for the country, u dey talk nonsense jobless man (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by Dreadful: 9:51am President99: This is what I was telling someover zealous Biafra chaps in other thread of ECOWAS's court ruling, but the Ignorami were hellbent on saying otherwise How does an economic issue relate to issues bothering on human rights and liberty? You are a FOOL! (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by Barigaboy(m): 10:10am He who knows how to waste people's resources will make d people suffer in d dry session. Dis is a lesson when a leader is wasting resources we will always remember dis period. Nigeria resources had been wasted n share over d years. Dis is d result. (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by IRserveMyComent(f): 10:36am President99: This is what I was telling someover zealous Biafra chaps in other thread of ECOWAS's court ruling, but the Ignorami were hellbent on saying otherwise Your brain must have joined the recession train. Or Are you always this daft?? (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by mrZENographer: 10:46am SammyGyang: Mr. Buhari must act fast to redeem his name. Do you think he cares? The U.S must have assured him that his name will be protected. And of course they know how to brainwash the world with their mainstream campaign (CNN, BBC popular social media etc). They are world police. (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by BrainnewsNg(f): 11:09am Luckymay: The lion (giant) of Africa is sick and the other animals (countries) are in tremble. I hope the lion makes a quick recovery lest the animal kingdom suffers habitual collapse. hmmm must u insult? (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by WinningSun: 11:15am modath: Nigeria sneezes , west Africa catches cold.... That's how it has always been & no gainsaying, that is how it will remain.. If we aren't buying woodin and the crude bleaching formulas from Cote D'ivoire, we are in senegal buying overpriced boubou or in Ghana trucking in trailer loads of Daviva/Akosombo ankara on an intermittent basis... Benin Republic is virtually naija's 36th state, Togo's textile industry depends on this nation's patronage, and there are more examples of inter dependent commercial eendeavous... If naija isn't playing, WA isn't balling. and some idiot want Biafra. when we can collectively rule the world. (Quote) (Report) 1 Like (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by President99: 12:33pm Dreadful: How does an economic issue relate to issues bothering on human rights and liberty? You are a FOOL! U r suffering from generational curse! Another wailer spotted, pls wail till kingdom come (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by President99: 1:10pm IRserveMyComent: Your brain must have joined the recession train. Or Are you always this daft?? U seem to ve got some dashed hopes in life, keep wailing (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) Re: How Nigeria's Economic Recession Is Affecting West Africa - ECOWAS by ogwumgbe: 2:25pm It's high time we understood that most of our presidents are stooges of the Western world that wants Africa to be perpetually underdeveloped. If you refused to do their will, they will remove and choose another that will dance to their tunes. But what baffles me most times is how a person will accept being used as a tool to underdevelop his Country. The Asians are wiser, they didn't allow the West to dictate to them how their government will be run, and they don't accept being a tool to underdevelop their Country. I have no remorse or regret to say that our leaders are rightly beasts controlling the zoo as someone said. The most annoying part of it all is that they travel, enjoy the outstanding civility of other places but can't even try to develop their zoo. Some ignorant muthafuckers were comparing Nigeria with Kenya which is so ridiculous. Kenya is far better than Nigeria in all ramifications. In fact Nigeria is not even a third world Country but a fourth world Country. Third world countries have passed the stage of epileptic power supply, inadequate healthcare system as well as dilapidated road infrastructure, therefore any Country that has not yet passed the above stages are in fourth world category. The problem with Nigeria is that it places itself where it does not belong, as a matter of fact, Nigeria is a giant of any Country that's still struggling to give its citizens common adequate electric supply. Nigeria is nothing but an illusionary giant. (Modify) (Quote) (Report) (Share) |
It's high time we understood that most of our presidents are stooges of the Western world that wants Africa to be perpetually underdeveloped. If you refused to do their will, they will remove and choose another that will dance to their tunes. But what baffles me most times is how a person will accept being used as a tool to underdevelop his Country. The Asians are wiser, they didn't allow the West to dictate to them how their government will be run, and they don't accept being a tool to underdevelop their Country. I have no remorse or regret to say that our leaders are rightly beasts controlling the zoo as someone said. The most annoying part of it all is that they travel, enjoy the outstanding civility of other places but can't even try to develop their zoo. Some ignorant muthafuckers were comparing Nigeria with Kenya which is so ridiculous. Kenya is far better than Nigeria in all ramifications. In fact Nigeria is not even a third world Country but a fourth world Country. Third world countries have passed the stage of epileptic power supply, inadequate healthcare system as well as dilapidated road infrastructure, therefore any Country that has not yet passed the above stages are in fourth world category. The problem with Nigeria is that it places itself where it does not belong, as a matter of fact, Nigeria is a giant of any Country that's still struggling to give its citizens common adequate electric supply. Nigeria is nothing but an illusionary giant. |
SamMilla1:An average igbo man should understand that the waste land does not want anything good to happen to them, they hated and fought GEJ just because they saw that he had the plan to develop igbo land. Their hatred started immediately Enugu Airport was made an international Airport. Have you seen anybody from the waste land attend any Church owned by an Igbo person? Or rejoice at any development from the igbo land? Their hatred for igbos progress has no limits. Igbos should wise up and start treating them the same way they treat us. In fact all igbos should leave enmass from any Church owned by these Godforsaken hypocrites. Igbos open your eyes, they don't love you and will never will |
[quote author=Ghost447 post=48333671]And who told you production is not going on in ND? Who told you I'm happy with NDA activities? . My grouse is that you people always say that ND oil is not important, yet the country's budget is always predicated on the price of crude oil. Don't you think it's time you people look for a practical alternative to crude oil? I hope you know the amount of funds earmarked by the FG to hunt for crude oil in the Northeast? The funds came from the sale of crude oil from ND. I hope you know how people celebrated the discovery of crude oil in Lagos? But when it comes to ND, you people would say crude oil is not important just because of hypocrisy and the fact that ND is of the minority. Let's learn how to treat ourselves with respect, love and sense of belonging in this country. The wealth of a Nation can never be too much, so, even if we have other means of creating wealth crude oil will still be relevant take it or leave it.[/qu ote] oh boy you must not write to please anybody, you better support what Niger Delta is doing. God is the God of justice and has risen to plead the cause of the Niger Deltas that have been mistreated for years though the oil comes from their land. I implore the Niger Deltas to continue with this so that Nigeria will appreciate them for once. You don't know the value of what you have until you lose it. Wicked heartless government the punishment is still unfolding, a time shall come when they will not be interested to run for political offices because of no availability of oil. Demons |
wolexanda:Yes, that's exactly what we are saying. leave Niger Delta oil alone and explore crude elsewhere. We are taking our oil back. Wicked government that never considered the goose that laid the golden egg, the era of free oil to develop the region of lazy assgoles is over |
kstix:You are an idiot |
Thank you bingo for this wonderful write-up, But I would advice you to go and correct that President of yours that relegated a section part of the Country to 5% because they didn't vote him. **** |
He has just spoken the truth. If it pains you, then try to hold your leaders accountable you fools. Truth is bitter, the earlier Africans realize that they are worthless, the better for them to start dealing with their source of trouble which is bad leadership. I love this kind truth, more of it pleasse |
Let's stop deceiving ourselves and stop pretending. There's no way igbos and yorubas will ever get along,this is the political advantage of the North. |
Ikpeazu has won, we don't need more APC stooges in Igbo land, the one we have is enough |
The Westerners are divided across religious beliefs. The worst thing that will ever happen to any region is to be polyreligious in nature. This is why they hate themselves with passion. Their Muslim ones will always criticize Fayose and see nothihg good in him, while the Christians among them will always support Fayose. They affirm that igbos are not united but they are the most disintegrated group in Nigeria. Meanwhile please leave my first Lady alone, she's too hot to be sprinkled with dirt. That woman is beauty simplified: iru di mma adighi mma itu mbo says an igbo adage |
Tinubu cleared the mess in Lagos, Fashola laid the foundation and Ambode is building on the foundation. The same thing in Anambra State. Ngige cleared the mess, Peter Obi laid the foundation and Obiano is building on the foundation. |
If he doesn't repent from marginalizing the igbos, he will surely die. No one maltreats the igbos and live |
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