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BigBashiru:Just hear yourself. According to statistics? A country that doesn't know how many policemen it has, or how many hospitals and health workers it has can actually tell you how many covid-19 deaths you have throughout the country? Do you actually believe that there are less deaths in Nigeria? Does your government have a unified database of covid-19 test results, hospilizations and deaths? The answer is No So I don't know which statistics you're referring to . But even for the benefit of this discussion, you do have lower covid-19 deaths than the UK, is that your excuse to act oblivious to the health dangers that a global pandemic poses to your nation? Who in Nigeria trusts the Nigerian government to do anything to protect lives? . Why then do we become defensive and combative when other nations give the sane vote of no confidence to our government? |
BigBashiru:On any flight in or out of any international Airport in Nigeria, Nigerian passengers outnumber foreign passengers by a ratio of 9 to 1. Therefore, any punitive sections against international airline travel in Nigeria would negatively affect Nigerians 9 to 1 against foreign travelers. But, I couldn't possibly expect our cow-brain decision makers to be able to do that simple math. |
justosee:Bingo!! That is exactly the type of mentally indolent attitude that fuels the societal dysfunction that the world can see . A Dystopian Paradise . You have made my argument for me. |
justosee:. They banned us because they know that we don't have any kind of system in place to checkmate a new and more lethal variant. Nigerians , from the citizens up to the leaders have been acting like the pandemic was over . They see our dysfunctional system. They see how our dysfunctional system endangers them. They act to protect their citizens. On the other hand, what has Nigerian government done to protect its citizens from any danger? Zero Nigerian government only acts knerjerk to protect its own bruised ego, not protect its citizens. If the Nigerian government were sensitive to the plight of its citizens, it would carefully consider the impact a retaliatory measure would harm Nigeria citizens home and abroad. |
starbuck:For a country that does not have an airline ? |
Reading what most people have posted here, I must say that Nigeria is a very cruel , soulless country with even more cruel , soulless citizens in the majority. The way society treats and oppresses women and children says volumes about that society and where it is going. No wonder that providence curses Nigeria with equally cruel and soulless leaders. |
chichar1:I am speaking for myself and every Igbo person that I happen to know. These delusional assemblage of psychopaths are an embarrassment to my race, and help feed the stereotype that Igbos are impulsive and non- strategic thinkers . |
kid23:BS. Everyone in Igboland is sick and tired of Ipob. No one sees any hope in IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu’s personality cult. |
kid23:If it is just an organization, why do they make rules and impose them on ordinary people who are nonmembers, and enforcing such rules with maximum force, including cold blooded murder ? That is the definition of a terrorist organisation. |
alanto:Sharap dia. I was stunned and very impressed with that woman's poise and articulation. I thought she was a bimbo until I watched that interview. If you are intelligent enough to study people, study how they use words to articulate points, and body language, you could easily see that the woman was genuine, sincere and definitely not coached to make the points that she did. Aside from all the issues she finely articulated, DO YOU NOT already know that FFK is a basket case ? Any man, an Ivey league school graduate, who's only literary contribution to humanity is a book about all the women he had slept with ought to strike you as a chronic narcissistic psychopath. FFK has , in many occasions, shown the whole world what a sociopath that he is. A man that is not only estranged to his 3 former wives, but also to all his 4 daughters ought to strike you as a man with very deep irredeemable psychological issues . Infact, Chinwendu confirmed to all of us every weird thing we had suspected of FFK. For good example, The Title of his auto biography was already screaming to us that the poor wretched soul was impotent. Chinwendu only just confirmed it. The Real tragedy for all of us is that in this god-forsaken country, a psychopath like FFK and many many like him , get to be a minister, a political jobber, and dines at the corridors of power. |
kettykings:It is very relevant and poignant. Each time I think about India's ascension from being a third world basket case 4 decades ago, to being the foremost nurturer and exporter of Brainpower today, I cannot but also think of how Nigeria descended so far from being one of the nations with greatest potentials in the world the same 4 decades ago to being the number one basket case today in 2021. India equalized by embracing science education and investing heavily on it. Nigeria, on the hand, doubled down on its investment in primitive stone superstitions from the middle East. There are 10x more religious denominations in our tertiary institutions than are academic or science clubs. Our entire educational system is suffused with so much religious crap. Our pupils spend more time memorizing and reciting stone age religious crap from the middle than they do studying the Periodic Table and basic science. As man thinketh, and so he lives,..and the same for nations. Garbage in , garbage out. |
Hey, we are not envious of India as the world's foremost Exporter of Brainpower. After all, while the most influential high-tech companies in the world are headed by Indians, Nigeria too exports Brainpower. The most influential Megachurches in the world , hawkers of stone age primitive superstitions, are headed by Nigerians. Adeboye, Oyedepo, Oyahkilome, Odukoya, Oshimolowo, etc. Nigeria's gift to the world . |
BlackSpanner:Once again, Buhari shows us that he was never qualified to be a General in the Nigerian army , talkless of head of state and president. A man, a father and former General that can never ever in his life take responsibility for anything . Blame Jonathan, blame Obasanjo , blame IBB, blame Gowon, Ojukwu, the British, the youths, even God, and now covid19 for all his failures, says so much for this pathetic excuse of a leader. |
Audacious19:Here we go again with the ad hominem crowd . Ad hominen knee-jerk responses are usually indications that the poster is incapable if articulating a reasonable argument. |
Ahmading:It is religion, my friend. In Nigeria, the basic education you talk about starts with the heavy and compulsory infusion of stone age religious superstitions. Before we could even begin to articulate our own thoughts, our entire psyche suffused and traumatized with stone age myths. Thereafter, our entire worldview is built on the foundations of superstitions. |
nams77:Has Nairaland become so pathetic that this is the kind of headlines that make front page ? ![]() |
Dottore:I am asking the same question. White garment Church people do all manners of fetishes in rivers and streams. Who is arresting them ? So if I go into the bush or river to perform homages and rites to Amadioha, Does that mean that I am breaking any law that might warrant my arrest ? ![]() |
AlexBells:I wish there was a better word to describe this post other than jaundiced, half-baked . Ending subsidy without tackling the issues that make subsidy possible would be daft, but not surprising for this type of government that we have been cursed with. Nigeria pays billions of dollars/Naira for fuel subsidy for one simple reason: As the 6th largest producer of crude in the world and one of the lowest cost producers, we do not refine our low-cost crude for domestic consumption. That is one of the greatest mysteries and tragedy of the modern century. After 6 good years in Office, The greatest achievement for Buhari , despite his overwhelming ineptitude and failures in every aspect of governance , WOULD HAVE BEEN to get our 3 Refineries up to capacity to supply the domestic petroleum needs. Subsidy exists because Nigeria/NNPC has to pay importers international price( USD) for refined petroleum products, and then sells it at a cheaper price to domestic consumers. So the higher the international price of oil , the more the FG pays in subsidy. Also, the weaker the Naira against the USD, the more the FG pays in subsidy. The only solution would be for Nigeria's refineries to produce enough refined petroleum to meet domestic needs. Then as a low cost producer and refiner of petroleum products, NNPC would be able sell refined petroleum at COST to Nigerians, thereby eliminating the need for any kind of subsidy. Another important, but very much overlooked issue is the issue of power supply. As a result of poor power supply, Nigerians Burn Billions and Billions of litres of SUBSIDIZED FUEL to power their generators everyday. Just try to do a mental calculation of how many generators there are in Nigeria and how many hours each one burns , and how many litres of fuel burned each day, and then multiply that by the amount of subsidy per litre of fuel. You would then realize that Nigeria is perhaps the only Nation in the entire universe that purposefully burn Billions of Naira everyday, and then runs to China the next day to borrow more. Nigeria is Truly a Dystopian Paradise. Only the government in power has the power to get our refineries fully functional, If ONLY THEY HAD THE WILL TO SO. Unfortunately, Buhari has ZERO will to do any hard work for Nigeria. He has never had, even during his first Missionless journey in governance in 1983. We tend to forget that despite all his pretenses, Buhari is and has always been part and parcel of the Nigerian parasitic Oligarchy. As such , he would never do anything meaningful to dislodge his parasitic base from their feeding tubes. |
EazyMoh:Stop deluding yourself. Anyone who purposely got a university education just for the sake of a job is entirely missing the whole point about education. Education is its own reward, not necessarily a means to a salary . An educated mind is equipped ( not sure if that's case with Nigerian education though) with broader mental skills and versatility with which to navigate a complex and changing world. As such, the person has far greater vocational and career options. Education is not about walking around with certificates looking for a job, it's more about molding a mind to be focused and versatile, and having options. By dropping out of school, he greatly limits his future options in life. And he should not delude himself with the idea of going back to school later, because that hardly ever works out for anyone, talkless of a low ranking, lowly paid police corporal in the Nigerian police force. |
Asagaguy:Horrible advice. Extremely short-sighted too. ![]() Asagaguy:You mean leverage the uniform and Gun to extort and rob citizens on the road ? Wow! and we wonder why Nigeria is so rotten |
lalajnr:Thank you Jare. Nigerians are sooo short-sighted. |
Internet22:Ditching a Degree in place joining the Nigerian police force as recruit would probably be the dumbest thing anyone can do. Even if his dream is to be a police officer, a university degree would place him in much more better position and future options in the police force. Education is its own reward. Even if an education doesn't guarantee you a suit and tie job in Nigeria, it would certainly give him broader options in the future in Nigeria and outside Nigeria. Abandoning the pursuit of a university degree to be a Nigerian police corporal would be the dumbest move in anyone's lifetime. A lifetime of regret awaits him he chooses that path. |
RuggedBiafran:You IPOB retards have a tunnel vision, which has always been your undoing. If paid attention to any of the points I have made, it shouldn't matter where I am from. Common sense can come from anyone. I am a bona fide son of the Igbo soil. If you doubt it, then Go to my profile and read my posts over the last 3 years to see how vigorously I had defended IPOB and MNK here on Nairaland, and even offline. My awakening just came recently when you brainless fools started your compulsory lockedowns, enforced with maximum force and shedding of Igbo blood. That's when I realized that for whatever bravery I admired of Nnamdi Kanu, he had created a big, ugly MONSTER, a Frankenstein that is now the biggest threat to the peace and freedom of the Igbo people. When the FG labeled IPOB a terrorist organisation, I, like many Igbos, fumed and abused them online and offline. But to my greatest shock and to shock of every Igbo sons and daughters, IPOB seem to have taken a cue from the FG, and have since done everything to convince the whole world that they earned the title of terrorists. I have taken a few times to listen to IPOB broadcasts ,and each time I did, I felt sick in my stomach. The absolute trash coming out of the mouths of those very daft psychopaths who call themselves DOS would be a great comedy if they were not so tragically sad. You bunch have become abominable , and an embarrassment to the Igbo race. Stop deluding yourselves that you're fighting for Igbo people. Right now, You're fighting for your cult leader. Simple. And please, stop sacrificing the lives of Igbo people. Whatever is the outcome of MNK current situation, history would definitely give him a little credit for bravery and speaking truth to power when no else dared to. But the same history would also judge him harshly for the Monstrosity he had created, and the damage it is doing to the Igbo psyche. As IPOB is currently rudderless, structureless, broke, filled with internal strifes, infigting, backstabbing and even accusations of embezzlement, the lot of you retards and psychopaths would eventually return to your criminal dens. But the damage you have done to the Igbo psyche, peace and freedom, would take a long time to heal. May the Igbo Soil perpetually curse anyone who shackles the Igbo spirit or sheds Igbo blood in the name of IPOB or MNK . |
RuggedBiafran:Lol. You are free to fight Buhari and Fulani all you want. But stop claiming that you're fighting for Igbos. We thought so and stood by you and MNK all along. But we don't buy that lie anymore. You're just an assembly of brainwashed cult followers, for whom your cult leader, MNK, become the sole object of your existence and worship. We gave up on you mor.ons the moment you started terrorizing fellow Igbos and forcing your so-called laws on them. Who gave IPOB the legitimate right to enforce anything in Igboland? Look up the dictionary definition of Terrorism. You might actually realize that You have become the Terror in Igboland that you claimed to protecting us from. You have become an abomination in Igboland, your own home. Tifiakwa!! |
RuggedBiafran:Bullshyt. I don't even a single person that wants to sit at home. People are sitting at home because of the FEAR of you bastard terrorists and the violence you inflict on the very people you mo.rons claim to be fighting for. |
Nigeria is a Dystopian paradise. A country ruled , unfortunately, by 13th century nomads, a people whom time left behind. A country that strangulates its people, especially its young, its future. |
TheRareGem1:Baba. Since 2014, you have been selling Unicorn meat to Nigerians. 7 yrs later, we are still asking- where is the beef ? ![]()
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ActuaRise696969:This sounds too much like Unicorn Meat. Too much promises from a system that is basically good at nothing. In whatever way you do a transaction, especially in global trade, there must always be an exchange rate mechanism. Enaira will be as useful or or useless as the Underlying currency. You make it sound like the Dollar is the problem. A weak naira against the Euro, Pounds, Dollar will also make the e-naira weak against the Won, Yen and CFA, etc. I'm still not sure how E-naira is supposedly going to help improve trade or the strenght of the Naira. I remain skeptical. |
Zeezenho:So we have arrest and conviction an ipob member of terrorism before we can accept that Ipob is a terrorist organisation? C'mon. Is Ipob not terrorizing everyone in the East, for example, with their violently enforced sit-at home ? What is your definition of Terrorism. You can save all that ill logic for your ipob simpletons. And to let you know, until recently I strongly defended ipob and MNK on this forum and elsewhere, to the point of heated disagreements with my friends. And for a long time, I didn't ever want to believe that IPOB would harm fellow Igbos in the name of Biafra MNK. I never ever listened to radio Biafra because I thought it just garbage being dished out IPOB sheeples. The day I decided to listen for 30 mins of MNK and his minions was the day I got the greatest shock. IPOB in their broadcasts, are not shy about carrying out terrorists acts against perceived enemies in Igboland. That broadcast brought me to me senses. I since written them off as a bunch of dimwits, psychopaths, fraudsters and criminals. Unfortunately, in Igboland, they are showing their true colors. |
gidgiddy:Terrorism is defined in the Code of Federal Regulations as “the unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives” (28 C.F.R. Section 0.85). If you believe that illegally Forcing( by use of force) a population to stay at home and not go out to engage in lawful pursuits of work, business or school is not an act of terrorism under the definition of Terrorism, then you live in world that I and 98% Igbos do not ever want to live in. |
gidgiddy:Good response. I commend you for that. However, like said before, it is very very easy for Sheehan, if sued, to prove that Ipob is indeed a terrorist organisation. All he has to do is site dictionary definition of Terrorism, and then replay just one of hundreds of Radio Biafra broadcasts by MNK or any of his minions to demonstrate in MNK's on lips, that IPOB fits 100% with the legal definition of terrorists. His star witness would of course be the Nigerian government, a legitimate government ( like them or not). However, must importantly, a lawsuit is not a police action. It takes processes. In legal depositions, Ipob itself would come under the microscope. Much of their activities and finances would come under the microscope, all their skeletons and of their leadership would be publicly exposed. IPOB has much more to lose than the person they are purportedly suing. It would just be one more own goal among dozens that Ipob dimwits score on a regular basis. |
Zeezenho:You are wrong on many fronts. First of all, Ipob is not a legally constituted authority in any jurisdiction in Nigeria. Ipob started out as a legitimate protest movement, but today, it is similar to bokoharam in many ways. What makes Ipob more pernicious is that Ipob have turned their violent wrath on their own people, defenseless Igbos in their homeland. Even for a terrorist organisation, I cannot find anything more stupid. IPOB’s claim to be defending Igbo interests is now hogwash. Ipob is nothing but a personal cult of MNK. MNK feeds the the mass illiterate and semiliterate followers trash, and they happily follow. With MNK in chains now, we now know that Ipob had no structure, none at all. With contradicting voices, orders and counterorders, allegations of fraud, sabotage and mudslinging amongst the supposed leadership, it is obvious that Ipob is just another ponzi scheme using Biafra restoration as a selling point. |
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