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baby124:Then I guess the company got the judgement against Nigeria by magic ?? If you say so o ! |
baby124:My dear . Nigeria's management or mismanagement problems are Nigeria's internal problems, and unfortunately, for which Nigeria is about to pay a heavy price. Whether the Nigerian official committed fraud against his office is of zero concern to the UK courts. That's not a legitimate defence. |
baby124:Lol. Daydreaming. I'm glad you mentioned NNPC official. Last time I checked, NNPC is the state enterprise that duly represents the Government of Nigeria in petroleum and energy related contracts Case closed. ![]() |
spectroscopic:Thank you . Nigerians in SA are not different from Nigerians in UK , US or Canada. Nigerians thrive and become a dominant force wherever they find themselves, be it in Academia, professional callings, business and trading, and also in vices. Again, same can be said of Chinese, Indians, etc. The South African men suffer a horrible inferiority complex that has been with them for centuries of white domination. As typical of their psychological trauma, the men are very very mentally weak, and the women are much stronger. Non Africans have been rapping and pillaging the natural and human resources of SA for centuries. What we see in these xenophobic eruptions are the natural outbursts of very very traumatized and weak minds. Unfortunately, it is a tragic and ironic case of misplaced anger . Tragic case of self-hate and self loathing. Nigerians in SA showed the black South Africans that black Africans can establish, run and thrive in endeavours and business enterprises thought to be the exclusive reserves of whites, Chinese, Indians and Lebanese. The South Africans had been mentally programmed to accept that they were useless and incapable of establishing and running successful business and professional enterpirise, until Nigerians came in hordes to demystify that notion. But rather than be inspired and emulate the Nigeriane enterprising spirit, they stayed laid back with their false sense of entitlement. Nigerians don't carry last, and we don't wait for no one. If my brothers are still in Kano and Maiduguri thriving , despite all the xenophobic attacks over the decades, they certainly not going to leaving SA on account of lazy disgruntled MFOs. |
Chimookigwe:Oh please. ![]() No of ys here are lawyers for either party in this matter. Neither are we writing legal opinions for a legal journal. We are just opinionating from the snippets of information available to us thus far . The simple fact is that until this is amicably settled or legally nullified for Nigeria, a $9b judgement, at the barest minimum, will affect Nigeria's Credit Rating , translating to higher cost of borrowing |
Chimookigwe:Neither you nor I can predict what the outcome will be at Appeals. The fact that I know is that Nigeria, at the present, has a judgement of $9b hanging on her head . And secondly, by virtue of that first victory, P&ID is standing on a position of strength vs Nigeria. Therefore, I'm at liberty to say what is the possible downside for Nigeria under the present scenario. Yours on own position on this matter right now is a 'Hail Mary ' position . |
Chimookigwe:Mudslinging is a very poor defense at this stage for Nigeria. This is medicine after death You try to tarnish your opponents credibility when you're at the initial stages of litigation before a judge or jury. We definitely expect protracted and very expensive legal fireworks. But don't forget that the case would be litigated and adjudicated based on UK or European law. |
Chimookigwe:We all know that Nigeria is in no position to pay anyone $9b . However, if the case is not settled , a lien can indeed be enforced on Nigeria's assets in the UK and EU. Now, with lien of $9b , how would Nigeria be able to offer Eurobonds and tap into international credit markets ? Nigeria's Credit Rating would definitely be downgraded to below junk status. This means that we would have to pay higher interest rates on existing loans and future loans. So my friend, down the road, Nigeria will pay one way or another. |
baby124:If Nigetia failed to due its Due Diligence before signing a multibillion dollar contract, then Nigeria pays the price. As with individuals and corporations , so it is with governments. |
Chimookigwe:No one is disputing the fact that Nigeria has the right to appeal or use whatever legal remedies she can afford to get out of this quagmire. Appeal Courts take arbitration judgement very serious. Nigeria entered into a contract with the Company, and then later reneged on the contract. If Nigeria failed to do it's due diligence before entering into the agreement, then that's Nigeria 's fault. The company is standing on sound legal footing. Only if Nigeria can prove that the contract was fraudulently contrived by P&ID or that it was deliberately duped into the contract would Nigeria stand the chance of having the contract nullified. |
Lexusgs430:Yes, they are certainly in a position of strength. That's Nigeria why should humble herself and try to settle for a smaller sum, rather than have her assets forcefully seized and forfeited. But then , expecting Nigerian officials, in especially in this dumb and deaf government, to do the smart thing is like asking pigs to fly. ![]() |
kirkwood:You're absolutely right. No amount of mudslinging or blackmail will get Nigeria out of this mess. UK courts are not Nigetian kangaroo courts. Only the Nigerian officials swindled Nigeria, not the UK company. Only a good faith negotiated settlement can ease Nigeria out of this wahala . |
BBBmall25:It was not growth on paper bros. Real economic growth and mobility, as evidence by the largest expansion of the Nigerian middle class since the oil boom of the 70s. This is fact. Middle class growth is the global standard to measure economic progress. |
otipoju:What are they mad about , and who are they mad at ? |
Osagyefo98:Ok. Let me try again. Yes, I see the names. However, the article said it was " A forum of Nigerian professionals In Atlanta. But What is actually the name of the Forum ? These clowns are spokesmen for an anonymous forum?. I would have loved to know the registered name of the association, so that I can look them up and possibly engage them in discourse, since they are supposedly professionals. and, I am definitely neither a member nor a spokesperson for IPOB. But when people who could read and write(the lowest benchmark for having an education) go public to make great fools of themselves in order to denigrate IPOB, the opposite happens. By their grossly incongruent and idiotic statements, the MORAL SUPERIORITY of IPOB is thereby highlighted by default. |
Osagyefo98:Lol. Big laughter. I was reading the nonsense, trying to see the names of the signatories to this so called letter. I did not see any. So I assume that it must have been an anonymous letter. Then, of course, if this is true, then it clearly, more than anything anyone could ever write, advertises the moral Superiority of IPOB to the whole world. If anyone needs an explanation for this statement, kindly quote. |
Simplyleo:Sharap dia. There is no such thing as Ohaneze Youth Council. The name doesn't even make sense to any discerning person. Nigeria is place with a lot of silly, jobless and hungry people. Anyone can make up a name and claim to be anything. Ohaneze is Ohaneze. No subsidiaries. No youth council , no elders council. Anyone who wants to be president or emperor of this failed and fallen house can have it . Unless this fallen house is restructured from its faulty foundations, Nothing will change their economic and standard of life situation in another 100yrs. Let's keep deceiving ourselves. |
budaatum:My point is this. " The pre-eminence of any Philosophy or system is measured by the QUALITY of its output". Garbage in, garbage out. When or in which golden ERA has Christianity or Islam ever been truer or purer , or understood properly ? Answer = Zero If a system or philosophy has been prone to errors, misinterpretations, misunderstandings and misuse for 2 millennia running, then we have to conclude that the very underpinning philosophy, the underlying teachings or their interpretations must be terribly flawed , or founded on axioms that are inherently contradictory , or even fraudulently contrived ? From my own study of history, I am inclined to believe that they are fraudulently contrived. Who else can we blame for the 33,000 christian denomination(33,000 interpretations of supposedly flawless scripture), and the competing and violently antagonistic sects of Islam, but the self-contradictory and the make-it-up-as-you-go INHERENT nature of religious belief and faith ? ![]() |
budaatum:If we do not blame Christianity for the misunderstandings of the teachings of Jesus, then to whom or to what do we blame ? ![]() |
TheAngry1:" Moral decadence in your region " , did you say ? Excuse me ? Only very very stuuupid fool would look at Nigeria and point to moral decadence in any particular region ? The real problem with Nigeria is where they get fo.ols like this poster from . Do you live abroad ? I bet not . Just another Nigerian deadbrain exercising his online freedom. I resist the temptation to reason your way. Nigeria breeds criminals inside and outside Nigeria. And every major tribe is represented in prisons of Europe and North America. Despite the fact Yoruba criminals, Benin criminals, Northern criminals all make headlines everyday in one way or another, it is the same old inferiority complex that drives deadbrains like this poster to point fingers at Igbos. |
universaltv:Look at kettle calling pot black. Wasn't this same Kemi Olunloyo deported from Canada for Fraud ? ![]() And oh, she is still wanted in the state of Georgia. https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2009/07/15/toronto_activist_faces_us_extradition.html |
dangotesmummy:Nigeria is a criminal country that breeds and exports criminals. Tell me who is not a criminal in Nigeria. Is it the president, vice, ministers, permsecs , senators, house members, governors, local government chairmen? What about the clergy ? The police rank and file , the army rank and file , the customs rank and file? C'mon. Stop this sanctimonious hypocrisy. Nigerians are the most hypocritical people on earth. The very annoying thing is this malicious attempt to scapegoat any one ethnic group for the ills of the Nigerian society. Crime is equally distributed in Nigeria. Likewise , every ethnic group are equally represented in the prisons of US , Canada, UK, Australia, Italy, Spain, as well as the Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries. The fact that we are busy trying to point fingers at one another shows just how silly and disingenuous we are as a people. |
aremuforlife:What nonsense ? Dumb and thoughtless posts like this does not normally deserve a response, but I must laugh out loud when the stuupidest ones among us are always sooo eager to advertise themselves. I guess it is Igbos that predominantly live in Mushin, Agege , Bariga , Fadeyi and the rest of the face-me-I-face- you slums all over Lagos state. |
praizblog:Another idiot has spoken. I hope everyone is listening. |
Islie:Another fool has spoken. And these are what they call leaders ? ![]() ![]() What a curse. |
Kapeter:For a supposedly educated person, You have made absolutely ZERO point and ZERO sense in this post. Since you obviously don't agree with what I posted, you could have just ignored it , instead of posting a senseless babble. I still someone to explain to me in plain simple English why people pray to God for protection, and why God went AWOL when the victims needed him most. |
mrMeen:Lol. After sleeping on his job of protecting people, it's now God's job to console the family of the victims? Where was God before the gun man fired the first shot ? Tomorrow, Pastors will be telling zombies to that God needs to be paid for the great work he is doing? Just when will God be held accountable for all the easily preventable catastrophies he failed to prevent ? Can some remind me once again why I need a God? ![]() |
OCHKESTINE:If you had any grain of sense inside that head, you would have, at the barest minimun, attempted even a feeble rebuttal of my points. |
highcollide:Even if no single soul believes her, does that erase the fact that she was raped? When is a victim's word not good enough ? I tire for Nigerian people ![]() |
philip0906:Simple assignment for you , my little daft friend . If you live in Nigeria, assuming without your tiny skull buried in sand, kindly give a GUESSTIMATE of the percentage of Nigerian women between the ages of 10 and 35 who get raped or sexually molested in their life. Secondly, do a Google search of how many rape convictions are recorded annually in Nigeria. If you are an honest or intelligent guy , kindly tell us what exactly a female victim has to do to prove to us that she was indeed raped ? What do you need, aside from her word ? A video tape, a vaginal swab , witnesses ? Pls tell us . |
philip0906:Hey daft one, I remind you once again that this forum is not a Nigerian court of law , and I'm not here pretending to be the state's prosecutor. Therfore, my arguments are not going to define whether the rapist goes to prison or not. This rape case, like probably 96% of rape incidents in this evil forest , will never go to court, talkless of a conviction . And this is exactly what rapists and rapists apologists like you rely upon to perpetuate your evil, unabated and unabashed . You are far too daft to even take note of that important Titbit. |
philip0906:Kneejerk reaction from a typical empty head. Leave the message and attack the messenger. We are talking here about people in authority and power who use their positions and influence to rape helpless, in most cases , poor girls and women. And aside from standing with the rapist, your daft response is to talk about me being an atheist? Well, my daft little friend, if it's going to take an atheist to humanize and sensitize beasts like you to the horror of rape, then so be it. I will do my very best. |
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