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NobleAngell:
Crap! Leave our men for us then. There aren't for you anyway.

feaworaoja007:
No publicity is bad! Pls share along

SemuhleB:
lol we already know this. It's just some girls are too stupid and never learn!

Nwaisuochi:
I am beginning to think that most people on NL are either illiterate or plain dumb. SA is more corrupt than Nigeria according to the perception of SA citizens interviewed. In essence, what most Nigerians consider as normal behaviour is seen as corruption by SA citizens. Nigerians have grown to accept a public official stealing public funds if he does some tangible work with the rest of the budget while SA sees its president as corrupt if he spends extravagantly though legally and openly on his private residence. In other words, the threshold for corruption is lower in Nigeria

iheneme:
Aunty, if I ever need an English teacher it's definitely not you! When you have corrected the highlighted part of your comment (there are so many others), then you can quote me again.

justiz5:
www.thesouthafrican.com/south-africa-knocks-nigeria-off-its-perch-as-most-corrupt-african-country/

Another good evidence that PMB is working and fighting corruption.
'Passingshot' what's your take on this

@Op, you're being mischievous with this article. Why did you leave out this part and the picture of the recently held massive anti-corruption protest by South Africans from the article:

" South Africa is now [size=14pt] BELIEVED[/size]to be the most corrupt country in the continent, according to a new survey"

Keyword = BELIEVED!

politricks:
Its obvious you are the one in confusion.

iheneme:
The research shows that corruption has increased in South Africa as well as in Ghana and Nigeria. There is no place in the article where it is stated that Nigeria is now less corrupt.

saintandsinnerz:
Did you even read the article? As far I'm concerned the article was about a corruption survey in South Africa and the article even said Nigeria and Ghana are getting worse! What is the euphoria all about?

politricks:
Dont you guys understand english? The article said Ghana and Nigeria are some of the worst affected but Nigeria was the overall worst before south Africa overtook us. This means, we are no longer the most corrupt but we have not improved much also.

PassingShot:
My take:

SA overtaking Nigeria as the most corrupt country in Africa may be due to either of two factors or a combination of both viz - 1. That SA has gotten worse in her fight against corruption without Nigeria necessarily doing better. 2. That Nigeria has increased her effort,in fighting corruption while SA has not done much within the same period.

Whichever way, I think Nigeria is on the right path with PMB in the driver seat.

Eshinwaju:
BH need to be informed that the Iboes welcome their own kind of protests in iboeland.. .....after all it is one Nigeria .........bloody cowards these biafrans are......why no
protests inkano where they are in their millions?.

Eshinwaju:
The strategy is to create chaos and ethnic strife and therefore violence........

DerideGull:
Per the bolded each day I see such craps from ill-educated Nigerians of free-education, I resolve to see realization of Republic of Igbo land or reconfigured Biafra. Since Lagos is part and parcel of Nigeria, the IPOB has every fathomable right to protest or demonstrate in Lagos. In fact, the IPOB who are outside of Nigeria has rights to demonstrate and protest the realization of Biafra in foreign countries. If Yoruba is the only force that could put a clog in the wheels of pro-Biafran protesters, I am quite sure the IPOB will dance all day long from Ogbomosho to Ido without skin pain.

trapQ:
get your facts right. When did pastor Chris hypnotize people? when did he ask people to eat grass, snakes and drink petrol??

tithes and offerings are given "freely", not by hypnotism or compulsion..

lastpage:
Relax and stop eschewing IGNORANCE!

I am all for "war against corruption" be it from a religious body (Church, Mosque, e.t.c) but at the same time, l am all for fairness to EVERYONE.

1.) The Church is a "Charity organisation" and there are Laws governing the operation and filing of accounts of such Charities.
If the law says they are not to publish annual accounts, then there is nothing anyone can do.... except that law is changed

2.) Chris is the head of that Church... but he is also not the accountant!
In as much as l want to believe they all dip their hands into "God's Money"!
l also know that these "pimping, con-men" are not that stewpid as not to "insulate" themselves. So, the law needs to be smart in this regard.

3.) When you say "Hoodwinking", you probably are thinking the "Law" has an excuse for foolish people who willingly surrender their money to the Church?
NO!
As long as people are stewpid enough to part with their money (probably under the promise of going to heaven, which they know they dont even deserve ... "who is trying to hoodwink who here"?)... you cannot blame the love-vendor of a Pastor who collects the money!

Like most things with South Africans, they dont reason deeply and like to introduce "Bigotry" into their actions.
What they need to do is to educate their people to STOP being gullible and parting with their money.

And Pastor Chris is right (though l am no fan of his in anyway), if the enabling laws/Constitution does not empower this woman to ask the Church to bring their Accounts, trying to intimidate them would not work.
They have a right to seek redress in Court, where a competent JUDGE would examine the Constitution and determine whether she is going beyond her Powers or not.

No one should be afraid of going to court or being taken to court, as long as you abide by the law.
Just my humble take



Lastpage!

Burntpalace:
So in summary, babe3 is a crazed stalker cum extortionist who stalked her ex so badly and is now demanding $4k dollars as a payout out for him to get rid of her. All this in spite of her owing him more money than the agreed payout amount.

And the NL fraud squad is complicit in mediating this extortion proceedings.

Una well done o.

iterator24:
I've been priviledged to mingle with your kind for over 6 years, this right here means I stroke a nerve.. y'all xenophobes can't deal with the truth..

iterator24:
interns? wait, read his post and my response properly, you're the brainless d!mwit here, other African countries know better than to support your cause; they don't want everything for 'free' like you lots..
and for the record, there are african countries doing far better than SA.. perhaps, it's your xenophobic psyche that repels support as a nation and the reason for clouded judgement.

again, goodluck with your free education

here's food for thought
m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/Govt-will-regret-0-fee-increase-Jansen-20151105

14:
Eventually MTN will leave Nigeria, but not in a hurry. In situation like this, you sell your stake to the biggest bidder, local or international, between 50 to 60%.

Nigeria is no longer conjucive for doing business, with all its challenges, the regulatory environment has made it business unfriendly. Most international companies will look east, Ethiopia, Tanzania and kenya are attractive and no bottlenecks.

Maybe Nigeria think they can build their own multinationals like the likes of DStv, MTN, Shoprite, Pick n Pay, Stanbic, Game. The question is, why could nigeria not have such businesses before they came in? The answer is, Nigeria was not capable and still not capable to run such businesses.

iterator24:
hey d!mwit, here

"I am so disappointed that this movement did not get any support from our fellow African Countries".

and shove all the gibberish u posted where the sun don't shine.. G



goodluck to your free education

iterator24:
many african countries are still struggling with economic problems, you're talking about them supporting your cause., have you no common sense? do you think SA can afford to give free education at this point with 1.5% GDP growth, increasing inflation and currency issues?.. your unemployment rate increased to 26% this amongst other socio-economic problems mara. Reserve bank is thinking of increase commodity tax from 14%, that should tell you the economy is taking a hit.. march againat that wena

Obiwiz:
Abeg make MTN go pay d money; if a Nigerian doing business in South Africa defaults weda deliberately or not, dey too won't hesitate to scapegoat him. South Africa and South Africans do not respect Nigeria and Nigerians enough!
However, in terms of CSR, I think amongst telecoms operators in Nigeria, MTN leads d way. People like our own Globacom do nothing for the general populace, dey just dash out monies to entertainers and dia cronies. Globacom doesn't even have a standing scholarship scheme for Nigerians; dia so-called g-bam scholarship is a big lie because I haven't for once met/or heard of a Nigerian undergraduate enjoying Globacom scholarship. Dey are a shame to us.

14:
its called MTN Nigeria, 60% of revanue still remains in nigeria. hopefully common sense will prevail

14:
THEY NEED TO BE VERY CAREFUL, potential investors are watching this with great interests. If this is how foreign companies are treated in Nigeria, god forbid, it will be bad for a poor man on the street. Low investment, no jobs around. DISASTER waiting to happen.

zizirecords:
Oh my God! See me dancing! MTN just stole 8000NGN credit from my phone last week with no adequate redress even when I called them several times.

God catch them. Steal 8000NGN, repay 5 billion.

NgeneUkwenu: