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[quote author= post=69197751]The foundation destroyed must be rapaired again. Glad we will be having a national carrier once again. But as usual, wailers will wail about any good news they read about the Pressident all their lives. Losers. See them not happy , but already complaining. Smh. Losers.[/quote]Silly people, show me any government run airline in this modern time. Another white elephant project loading. |
The more reason that Nigeria will continue to fail as a nation. Has anyone else noticed that the growth of churches and religious houses has been directly proportional to the growth of poverty, the growth of vice, the growth of discontent and confusion in Nigeria ? ![]()
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igbodefender:Very delusional. You're making a lot of baseless assumptions. First, you're assuming that Buhari understands simply economics, which is he is completely clueless of. Secondly, you assume that Buhari gives a rat's bottom about the welfare of any Nigerian other than his very very poor poor northerners, who are much much less equipped to take advantage of any economic opportunities than their southern counterparts. When the economy grows, those with the most opportunities are the ones who benefit and swell the middle class. In such cases ,as seen from 1999 to 2015, the Igbos, the Yorubas and other southerners greatly expanded their middle class. Just as in his first Missionless Journey, Buhari's agenda has been to halt the economic progress and mobility of the overwhelmingly southern middle class, and then surreptitiously distribute our commonwealth to his economically ostracized Fulani brethren. If you doubt this theory or think it's just the opinion of someone who doesn't like Buhari, kindly take your time to re-examine the economic and political agendas of Buhari from 1983-1985 , and then from 2015 to present. Don't you consider it odd that Buhari wants to supposedly distribute $350b Abacha loot(his friend and benefactor) back to his northern brethren, instead of investing it on education or any other critical part the economy? More puzzling is that his government is seeking $2b loan to fund the budget at the same. Anyone who expects any iota of economic progress from Buhari's agenda , progress that would undoubtedly benefit mostly Southerners, is delusional. No simpler way of saying it. |
CoolFreeday:If these are not Nigerian Fulani that are on this unending murderous rampage, can you kindly explain what might be their keen interests in these predominantly Christian areas of northern Nigeria ? |
Both laughable and sad. In almost every case of killings in the middle belt region, the Nigerian army has been found not only to been grossly incompetent, but even suspiciously culpable. Now this incompetent buffoon is blaming foreign forces . Even if indeed foreign forces are to be considered responsible for the spate of mass killings in that particular region, whose responsibility is it to protect the Nigerian people ? ![]() By such admission , shouldn't this mo.ron admit his own failure and simply resign ? Where is the honour and the integrity? |
ifenes:I take exception to you're implying that I am not 'spiritually awaken'. How did you come to that conclusion? ![]() On account of my views ? Is that the standard measure of ' spiritual awareness' ? What you have is basically a viewpoint. An old, outdated viewpoint, that is. There is no modern empirical studies in cognitive or social psychology that supports the notion that poverty leaves any positive imprint on the human psyche. |
ifenes:The Buddhist monk is not poor by circumstances of his birth, but is one who a makes a conscious choice to detach from any pleasures outside the basic necessities. In fact , a monk , under the spell of hunger, disease, uncertainty about shelter, etc, would be incapable of finding time for serious contemplation of deeper existential matters. A Buddhist monk, in comparison to the average wretchedly poor man in Nigeria, for example, would be considered rich and well to do. The idea that life can be best lived without material possessions is not only False, but is an insult to what we know about human history. I would appreciate if you can point out an example of any society, ancient or modern, that have existed harmoniously without material possessions. By your assertions, we should look at animal life in the wild, and do our best to emulate their so wonderful example. Any god that supposedly molded and created humans to live without want or material possessions obviously made a big booboo , and should be labelled " A Stuupid SOB" , quoting The President of the Philippines. |
ifenes:I fail to see how this makes sense in light of all that we know. In every country today, poverty and vice show a very strong correlation. Nigerian being the easiest example. Therefore, I don't know how a poor man , whose entire life is devoted in eking out the barest of existence, is likely to be more spiritually evolved than a rich, contented person who has more time for study, contemplation and deeper reflection. The poor man is more likely to be distracted his entire life and operate on the baser animal instincts than his rich counterpart. The glorification of poverty is sure one of the biggest scams the noble and rich have employed to assuage and condition the minds of the poor in order to help maintain their own grip and monopoly on power and wealth. " Blessed are the meek, for they they shall inherit the Earth " has obviously been the most successful scam perpetrated by looting imperial powers, especially upon the very rich continent of Africa. |
Very useless government. One day we hear that government is sharing $322m Abacha loot, basically free money. And then the very same day we hear that same government is seeking to borrow $2b to fund the current year's budget. ![]() Is anyone else asking the same questions that I am ? ![]() |
Omololu2121:Any place that has an Emirate is basically controlled by Hausa/Fulani. That's the point. |
AKswift:Not surprised, given that Buhari supported and then denied that Abacha looted the treasury. Buhari is giving the money back to his people. |
bryner:Dear Reno, You are very wrong on this one. Obi is not fighting a personal grudge against the Buhari government. She is fighting a national battle , of which outcome, we all have a personal stake. Obi, no matter whom she supported in 2015, unlike most public figures in Nigeria, is not being hypocritical in pushing for what she believes to be right today . Also, it takes a lot of character and personal integrity to lick one's vomit in order to correct a previous wrong. |
SirRoberto:Lol. Like President Duarte of The Philippines said , " god must be a stuupid SOB ". |
OZAOEKPE:She is million times more of woman than you have in your entire clan. |
Finally!! The moment of truth!! It is refreshing to hear Osinbajo, the vice president, finally acknowledge that the genocidal or.g.y we have been witnessing over the last 3 years in the Middle Belt region has religion( jihad) written all over it. |
hisgrace090:When it comes to protecting Christians in Nigeria, god has been a big disappointment. Why not speak out openly and loudly against a useless government that have been woefully and perhaps deliberately shrugging its primary responsibility to protect all citizens within the Nigeria geographical estate ? ![]() Silly people. Keep waiting on skydaddy to protect you from genocidal Fulani. Lets keep counting the bodies. Sooner or later, it would be everyone's turn to feel genocidal wrath of Fulani jihadist. |
TheLoser:Building a library , a vocational training center, or soup kitchen to feed the hungry. |
lagosmp3: ![]() I can't stop laughing. Well, he's not the only who thinks that way. |
Acidosis:Sharap dia ![]() Someone who failed to keep a successful marriage is the least qualified to teach others about how to have a successful marriage. Simple. |
Centcanada:This is an award winner. The most senseless post I have read this year. |
ganjaman:Feigned Unbelief ? Interesting concoction of words. ![]() And you should also continue in your folly of Verbal Alchemy. It's just a matter of time before you discover the elixir of common sense. |
I'm not surprised that the Super Eagles bombed in their first game, considering how much reliance they place on invisible skydaddy. |
Omooba77:I have been asking the same question as to why people deny the benevolent grace of the Toithfairy. |
Trex4:We do see it. In fact, this is exactly what we have been demanding from these fraudulent money-center churches for the longest time. It is about time RCCG reinvest their ill-gotten loot back to the communities, the poor whom they have been deliberately exploiting for decades. It is better late than never. This is a right step in the right direction , if and only if this gesture is not a token gesture for positive publicity and further spiritual blackmail of the already exploited and robbed masses of churchtians. Also , it would be honest and transparent for them to publish the addresses of the supposed soup kitchens across Lagos. Because, for all we know , this could have been a staged one-time event designed, as usual, to deceive the gullible. |
ajl:B.S Immigration is different from police. Canadian immigration can detain anyone indefinitely for as long as it is necessary to complete an investigation or to determine course of action. In some cases, the detenees ask them to deport them instead of indefinite detention. I have witnessed it many many times. |
stagger:The reason is quite simple. First, he wasn't charged or was on trial for a crime in a court of law. Therefore, the law enforcement agents have no obligations to share evidence with him until he is formally charged. Secondly, they had to hold him indefinitely for 2 good reasons. First, they could not afford to release him into Canada because he was suspected criminal and deportee. No amount of surety or personal guarantee would be acceptable. Secondly, they could also not afford to deport him until they give him the benefit of doubts pending the completion of their investigations. Thirdly, because of legal challenges presumably from the suspect's lawyer, the immigration authorities were most likely constrained in taking any particular course of action. |
thatigboman:So he says. Does that mean it is true ? Fingerprints are like DNA, and is an airtight evidence. No two People have the same fingerprints. I am inclined, and so are law enforcement agents and courts all over the world, to believe in fingerprints evidence rather than the words of a criminal suspect. |
superhumanist:Lol. Fingerprints don't lie. Nigerians are known all over the world for having numerous identities, especially for a person who is suspected to have been deported a long time ago. |
Appeals to magical skydaddy shows that they already lack the necessary confidence to harness their skills to enable them play a good game and win. This act has already dampened my optimism about their success in this tournament. |
SuperS1Panther:Simply Hilarious! So this how cheap you are ? That a feudal tyrant can buy your votes , buy your loyalty with Such an obviously cheap trick ? Geesus? Where is your much-hyped sophistication if an this supposedly clueless dinosaur can pull that wool over your head ? You see ? This is how the feudal oligarchs of the North maintain their hegemonic hold on all the apparatus of power. They already know how cheap , and what a very short memory you have. They know that scavengers of power will do anything against their future and those of their children when their egos are gently massaged once in while,.when they are needed. Shame on you. |
maxiuc:Exactly. After that statement very soon after the election, one did not need to be a prophet to have predicted that Buhari was an ill wind that would blow no good to Nigeria. |
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