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Commentor:Oh please, let's not even go there ![]() |
Commentor:Oh that's easy! I can name one who directly impacts you... Mallam Nasir El Rufai ![]() |
Commentor:First of all I don't know how you see it, but 2.65 Billion + $ is not small money... if you suddenly received 1% of that, you would redirect the destiny of your next 2 generations. Secondly the whole point of Harvard is to admit global beautiful minds not terrorist minds. So if Harvard is out there admitting intelligent terrorists and facilitating their causes with the "Small Money" from the US government... they can as well be given time out, because they are missing the point of being called Harvard. |
Commentor:So what you are saying is that; Because Harvard is older than the USA and Trump, they can do anyhow, in the name of selecting the best global brains? ![]() Between me and you who is talking nonsense... |
Commentor:Brother that's the point! Intelligent Economic Saboteurs had figured that out and use the likes of Harvard to form guised fraternities, with the notion that the acquired prestige would make them untouchable regardless of whatever they do or causes they support. Mind you it's never been about attracting global students to fund the system, it's about attracting the global brains to run the scheme... and the selection process of these "Global brains" doesn't take into account that exceptional students could also have exceptional ideologies and perform an all round evaluation of exceptional profiles... rather focus is on academics alone ... and if National security is a priority, where is the fault in vetting a selection process for "societal untouchables" that is skewed in the first place? |
MufasaLion:Naaaah bro... National security is a critical path to follow at this time and Trump is doing what should have been done a looooooooong time ago. The US was importing a lot of individuals with contra American ideologies without any screening whatsoever in the name of education/ scholar programs for the longest... to the extent that imported terrorists and Economic saboteurs now feel entitled in the US. Just the way Boko Haram & Nomad herdsmen now feel entitled in Northern Nigeria. |
dkidd:You are right! but that statistic of "beauty with brains" is like trying to find a needle in a haystack when comparing it with "beauty without brains"... So why bother yasef? Just find the "regular babe with brain" and have peace. |
Na so ![]() |
PARADIZEPRIEST:You are spot on! When questions like this are asked, is when Israel's actions in Gaza are best understood. Even Palestinians have called Hamas terrorists and there has to be a clear distinction between Hamas & Palestinians... except this small problem that; "Most Palestinians are not Hamas, but most Hamas are Palestinians" So it's best to allow Israel handle what they understand. |
EdiskyHarry:Do you even blame them... A large portion of heavy duty vehicle drivers in Nigeria do not even have adequate training on safety... infact many of them don't even have advanced vehicle licences required for driving heavy duty vehicles. I wonder what scrutiny measures are in place for evaluating these drivers who have become life risks on Nigerian roads. The system encourages this nonsense we are observing. |
FactBoyz:CR7 himself has some degree of African in him as he also has a significant tan(I learned he has Cape Verdean roots), but I agree with you... |
Mandela be rolling in his grave now... #Wasted work |
Thomas Sankara 2.0 |
Botragelad:You forgot North Korea... The mere thought that those guys have Nukes that can be latched to IBM's, is very disturbing ... They could even sell Nukes under the table to a rogue nation like Syria or Iran. |
Ikaeniyan0:Ah! Mi o mo o ![]() |
Frankly speaking,the antidote for the middle east is Israel. Because no other Western power handles terrorism like this, it's basically using terrorism to handle terrorism. Anyway goodbye to the airport. |
If IDF responds to this one now, they will start crying foul... I just don't understand deez guys anymore |
Unfortunately helinues may get permanently blocked ![]() |
I am curious to know how fast it accelerate's. |
Bendeco02:I knew it was an inflated write-up, but it's a write up with Elements of a true picture which is why it's hard to ignore. The main reason I ended my post with "What's there to talk about again" is because there are slices of the current state of Nigeria in the piece, and it's difficult to waive it off in the name of humour. Sorry for replying late |
He has come to beg for African cash ...Tchai! Na money fit make pesin chop raw yam ![]() |
Na baba I jam o ![]() |
It's things like this that justify MNK's agitations... Because what is there to talk about again? |
For which country tori Olorun? The requirements for dependency visas are largely dependent on the country of the primary visa holder. |
CR7 himself could not save Man United ... Dude scored 24 goals in all competitions (3rd highest EPL scorer during the season of his second coming)... Yet he was labelled "the problem"... It was then I knew Man United indeed had a deeper problem, they just needed scapegoats to throw under the bus... now Onana has been vindicated. |
Actually, nobody cares... It has already been established that Nigeria needs drug barons and hooligans as public officials or leaders, this is so as to sustain the circle of life in Nigeria. We need more druggies abeg. |
And Babangida never wanted Abacha to be president... Mtcheew |
Typical Nigeria problem |
So the heat in Nigeria is cooler than the heat in America abi? ![]() See ba, there is levels to this heat |
Reflect7:Errrrrm... your post was doing well, but the highlighted is where I am picking a bone. When you say; 1. "Trains Break down" 2. "Everyday" 3. "All over the world" you lump 3 statements with varying contexts into one complex assumption that effectively undermines/diminishes, best practices and standards in the global railway sector. Why? 1. Yes! Trains break down but in technical terms you need to be specific because not all Train break downs are equal in category. 2. Everyday ? Now that depends on the category of no.1 3. Globally?? Taking the above 1 and 2 into account... errrm no sir that's incorrect. Bottom line, such a bold assumption that opposes global standards and best practices need facts to support the notion. Because indeed it's not a normal occurrence for a long distance train to stop midtrack(without a functional multiple coach engine push/pull configurations, or nearby rescue locomotive) as it simply depicts faulty or failed safety, maintenance and technical protocols. Sorry I quoted you, but I just couldn't ignore your stark generalised accusation that happens to be somewhat in my feild. If this happened in some parts of the world as you put it e.g some countries in Europe, to the extent that passengers walked via train paths some people would be jobless for a loooong time.So in essence yes! Trains break down every day but it depends on the break down category... and in some parts of the world, commuters stepping down to walk in train track zones (danger) because a train broke down without a fail safe is absolutely not Normal in any way. We need to actually accept some clear definitions of what is normal and not normal before progress can be made in developing frameworks of operations. |

