₦airaland Forum

zetdee: Oh pls, many people have given their answers throughout the thread, my first comment on nairaland was on this thread in agreement with the sentiment. The thread should have died long ago, it's all recycling and trolling.

What is really embarrassing is nigerians admitting that they are incapable of developing their own country, and that they need to be recolonized (which is the case). I know both u and all4naai have admitted to this, and from what I see on nairaland that is the sentiment of most nigerians when reviewing their 53 years of independence.

+1

All that is required from these trolls is for them to start reading this thread and others from page 1, they will find the answer very quickly.

morpheus24: They will not admit it. Its too embarassing, instead they will tell you how they are all becoming a "rainbow" nation while the Afrikanners continue to laugh at their s.t.u.p.d.i.t.y. behind their backs.

When will you native African saffers wake up.

What are you on about? I have always been admitting but I make sure that I include your own country in my admission just to add perspective. In fact I've gone as far as dissing my own counrty and its people so stop talking nonsense. You people are just feeling inferior and you are trying to bring us down to your dirty level.

all4naija: Lol... only the basic colors can be listed by few.

I doubt there is name for 'computer' in any Nigerian local language. Just curious to know as many locals have barely seen one before.

LOL

Where would Nigeria be without Nigerians?
























It would be advanced and well developed.

morpheus24: Where did all these SA on Nairaland come from.

THEY MUST GO!

Xenophobic!!!!!!!!

iterator25: witbank(despite her proximity to a coal mine) and few locations in south Africa can't boast of 24hours electricity. Why do you like boasting dude

Completely false. Eskom generates most of the power and they manage to keep the lights on 24/7. Where power goes off it's due to problems with sub stations and cable theft, it's not a generating problem but a distribution problem. And the 2011 census showed that electricity access has moved from 34%(1994) to 84%(2011) with a population that has nearly doubled in that period.

Read how Eskom keeps the grid from collapsing http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/inside-eskom-national-control-as-peak-pressures-mount-2013-07-26

There's nothing new to say in this thread.

I write what I like - compilation of Steve Biko's writings and speeches.(3.7mb)

http://abahlali.org/files/Biko_0.pdf

Envy wont get you peeps anywhere, it will just continue your misery.