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What do they need 500 billion for? ![]() Are they planning on buying Africa? Just persuade Nigerians to see reasons. Reach out. Convince. Cajole. Bargain. That's what Nigerians need. |
That's all MOST African leaders are about: amass money and power so much so you know not what to do with them. Very primitive Neanderthals. |
krushdripper:Up your game, make some money, hit the gym, get more education. When you're done, the ladies would stream in as you've been craving all your life. Only bastards come online to call women all manner of names thinking it is cool. Probably ones picked from the gutters with no mothers and sluts for sisters. Good bye, and don't forget- make more money. |
"Political terrorists like Reno Omokri will talk about Leah Sharibu and use her for his selfish gains (guy drop book like say e get manuscript before she was abducted) but will never talk about Chibok Girls because they were abducted under the government he served.True. |
krushdripper:..."if that's what it takes". I'm sure you're too illiterate to understand such a simple caveat. Perhaps you're one of such lonely people that's why you find my comment offensive. |
I see guys who come online to use the most disgusting terms to characterise women as very lonely and deprived of affection from women in real life. They don't have what it takes to get the girls so they come online to vent their frustrations, a frustration borne out of their very own status limitations, be they material, intellectual or physical appearance. Do not be deceived when they go ballistic on the women folk, trying to project an "I don't give a damn about women" persona. They're starving for the company of the same women in real life and would give a limb to get same if that's what it takes. |
Foolishbuhari:Only poor idiots get pissed at the mention of the failure of their elected leaders. By the way, I'm not lacking anything in case you care to know. Smh. |
Buhari has missed a golden opportunity, just like Jonathan. Goodwill squandered so shabbily. Smh. |
hardbody:Make no mistakes. By the time they're done making the laws to allow people bear arms, their definition of a responsible citizen would be the Rich and Powerful only! You don't know how devious these crooks are. |
Kiezodumah:You're very funny. Do you have any idea the lives Ortom has destroyed? You know the number of people he's rendered homeless because of his insatiable greed to acquire the entire prime real estate in the state? The other day, his bulldozers, out to make way for him to build a school in Mid Way Inn, took down the house of an eighth five year old woman. What about pensioners he's not paid for over a year? Except you have no idea who that man is. He is a bloody demon. His wickedness is beyond belief. |
Amotolongbo:Exactly!! I'm feeling himself and his family would be the first to be killed. You need to see what him, his younger brothers, the wife, her younger brothers, and the wife's brother inlaw are doing in Makurdi. They've bought over every damn property of worth. It is an in-your-face kleptocracy going on there! |
illicit:Not necessarily. Placea like Thailand, Japan, China, India, Hong Kong, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Israel, etc, place very high premium on religion, yet remain very prosperous. It really isn't about religion, it's about the very character of the people and their patriotism. |
Amotolongbo:Nigerians generally arent responsible enough to bear arms. You go see where person go shoot another person wey him girlfriend cheat with. Ortom is a fool. |
Amotolongbo:God bless you. |
The same way responsible citizens are our elected leaders, right? How do you tell who is responsible and who isn't? How do you measure it? What indices would be used? Another plot by the elite to arm themselves against those whom they've turned to criminals by looting their future away? Ortom, you're a sick crook. Six years and not a squat to show for your stewardship. Most useless governor known to mankind. |
bgates:Are you sure you read where I said I had no access to a PC? ![]() |
Racoon:Racoon do you have a soul or are you indeed what your name says you are - a racoon? Even shekau sef you wan support because he seems anti APC? Are you normal at all? |
Ishilove:Exactly what I'm saying. It wasn't really a risk I was keen on taking. |
emeraldvee:If wanted to do so, I would have in the Op. Just be patient. If your connection is right, it will surely get to you. |
emeraldvee:Disbursements would begin within the month. Could be next week depending on how fast they process the information provided. |
DMerciful:I'm not sure you read and properly understood what I wrote. Besides the fact I couldn't access a PC, the time frame was just impossible. Came back only yesterday evening. In this age of fraud and all that, you think it would be wise asking folks for their BVN? Wasn't ready to tarnish my reputation trying to help. As per requesting the info at the beginning, you don't expect me to ask for folks to provide me with info they've not requested from above. And you sure can't tell those at the top how to do their job. |
kettykin:But the news is STRICTLY about FDI, and not domestic investments. Even the title says so. ![]() |
Good day all. Thought I'd reply all involved individually through email but that would mean too much work. As you may know, just a couple of weeks ago, I created a thread requesting that 20 nairalanders sent me some information for possible consideration for some opportunity. I got well over 40 entries, out of which I choose eighteen. I had the names of those candidates selected added to the list which was dispatched to Abuja. We were hopeful all will work out right. Three days ago, I got a feedback requesting that a particular format of the list be created using Excel, with several additional information requested of the applicants, including personal and spousal BVN. Unfortunately, when the mail came through, yours truly was nowhere close to a PC as I was neck deep in some critical work in a rural area in CRS. In addition, I wasn't comfortable asking people I've never met in my life, and hardly know, to provide such sensitive information. Furthermore, a deadline for re- submision was set at August 11. Even if I had had all the information, it would have been nearly impossible for me to meet the deadline. I don't want to reveal much here but two persons here who know me fairly personally know what it's about. I would simply be on the lookout as these opportunities come every once in a while. But this one has sure passed us by. I'm sorry folks. We march on regardless. God bless us all. |
Seeing Turkey, Rwanda and Yugoslavia on the list tells one it is completely nonsensical. I wonder why people tey to make negative news, even though false, trend at all cost. |
The fact they're asking for this eerily suggests they're the very ones behind the insecurity. |
ThatFairGuy:Kai. This Sheriff's picture always cracks me up. ![]() Some of you guys are just too troublesome. ![]() |
People that wear socks with Nike slippers. |
People that wear prescription glasses from childhood. |
Kissiemu:Onions isn't a major crop from Benue. Benue gets onions from the North. |
One of the original publications was ran by Newswatch. Tried to get a link to it but came up empty. Nevertheless, the TheCable link can suffice. |
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