₦airaland Forum

Another Video That You Must Watch:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E14BeQp0W4w

The guy who claims to be the head of the Nigeria association was arrested a few months after this video aired for being involved in 419.

Also check out the level of education amongst the Nigerians interviewed.

That place where they were interviewed is called Hillbrow ,a former lovely suburb that was turned into a drug infested slum by Nigerians within 5 years.

Please take note where the narrator indicated that the prodominant tribe in Hillbrow are Igbos

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=668441.msg8332848#msg8332848 date=1305566548]Playmode is a fool. . .

Igbos don't chase tail. That is something the Yoruba are known for.

BTW, it is Igbos who are the ones that are representing Nigerians well

From Sports, Education, Finance, and Popular Culture.[/quote]I have been expecting you in this thread,pray tell how i am a fool sir ? 

I hope you have not stooped low to that drug courier's (chambers 2) level ?

Please watch the above video and tell me how many Yorubas you find there prostituting teenage girls and keeping them hostage?

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=668441.msg8332841#msg8332841 date=1305566494]but isnt south africa always in the news for things like r.ape and so on?

crimes against women and targetting women?

the nigerians there must be imbibing the culture.

well, that's how i see it, not saying it's set in stone.

neither am i saying it cant happen in nigeria but it just sounds strange.[/quote]Yes rape is common here amongst the locals in the rural areas.

Now the question i put to you is : Why do Nigerian always "copy" the negative acts of a country?

There are other nationalities here : Ghanaian , Cameroonians e.t.c but you will never hear anything bad about them.How come only Nigerians seems to get into trouble or involve themselves in unspeakable acts?

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=668441.msg8332727#msg8332727 date=1305565497]as for this story:


maybe they were drug dealers or the woman could be lying.

or it could also be a miscommunication.

In what language were they addressing the woman?


any links btw.

well, nigerians tend to inculcate some bad habits from abroad.[/quote]Another question you must ask is what are 4 grown men doing with 1 woman.


Now take a look at this link:

http://www.malaysiacrime.com/crime/title/africans-and-nigerians-nuisance-at-puchong-areas/

Read the article and observe the comments made by Nigerian after the article.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=668441.msg8332707#msg8332707 date=1305565335]the whole story is very confusing to me.

playmode, did you say you were in south africa.

maybe that's how they do things over there.[/quote]That is not how they do thing here.6 out of every 10 guys here own a firearm so it will be silly for anyone to grope a woman in public not to mention the legal implications.That however does stop our brothers from misbehaving.

The things they do here will shock you to your bone marrow.I don't how many time i have posted this video but i will post it again so you can see why i get angry when i read stories like this:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syhT3nTWFdI

Now tell me after watching that ,will you be able to defend any Nigerian in SA who gets beaten or arrested under such circumstances

The reality is that we get so defensive when the truth hits home.Instead of us to admit that some of our brother are little demons ,we go on supporting them in the name of patriotism.This is one of the reasons why Nigerians are not respected world wide.When a Nigerian commits a crime,many of us will stand up and support him instead of condemning his actions.

@Chamber2

I will suggest that you ignore me.You and i have nothing to discuss.

chamber2:
You are a true bigot or something more. Your insatiable taste for anything underneath the skirt will not help you.You formed a baseless stereotype of an entire race just because a few of your girl friends had told you an Igbo guy touched their smelling azz. You hit a fellow human just because your senseless wife ran out of the mall to inform you someone touched her azz.

The lust for women is not an Igbo thing, it's a man thing and there is no clear evidence, except your bigoted view, to suggest that Igbos lust after women more. I have been to malaysia and can tell you without mincing words the level of hatred for anything black in this environment.Blacks get mobbed for nothing and most languish in prison for no just cause.

For you to have come on a forum like this to vomit nonsense is a clear display of your position in your family, woman wrapper.

I guess you feel like a man now calling another man a "woman wrapper" and insulting his wife.Shows how much home training you got from your parents.

You can hide behind your computer and throw insults like coward that you are.

Thanks for spilling that out,you just proved to Tpia what i was saying that monkeys like you exist in our society.

I guess you are one of those cretins who assault other people's wives,pray you don't run into someone like me in the near future because trust me you won't treasure the experience.

Unfortunately NL registration software can not detect people with an IQ of below 20 so we are stuck with reading comments from an over grown fetus like you.

Congratulations ,you have now been bestowed with the honor of resident woman abuser on NL.

By the way your last sentence indicates that you do not have any respect for women just like your father never had any respect for your mother.

In your twisted little mind a woman needs to be beneath you for you to feel like a man ,what a dumb son of a b*tch!

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=668441.msg8332377#msg8332377 date=1305562770]^^ i was robbed at oshodi and people were wondering how i escaped being molested during the robbery.

well, i wasnt.

all they took was my money.

I did go to the markets regularly but i didnt observe any groping. Maybe I'm just not observant about things like that.

Yaba in particular I was constantly visiting, at one time. Same story. I bought my wares, window shopped, and returned home.

even the meat section with all the randy boys and stuff, wasnt a problem.

alaba- nothing. I bought a tv there or isnt that the electronics market?

so , i guess i didnt have whatever it was that led to groping and the likes.

however, people have different experiences.[/quote]This is not about being beautiful or ugly.My GF at the time was no halle berry and they still groped her.Who knows ,maybe they did it because they could tell i was Yoruba and would dare not fight back in an Igbo dominated market.One thing i can tell you from my experience is that ,that was not their first time of doing that.Even the chairman of Alaba at the time indicated that there were some elements in the market who were just trouble makers.

Before that incident i have been going to Alaba for over 3 years.I used to deal in second hand electronics which i sold to school mates and peeps back home.It was just the first time i went there with a woman and definitely the last time i will ever go there with a woman.

There is one thing you must know about Igbo dominated markets,if you attack one of them ,they will gather up and beat the hell out of you if you are not Igbo.If you are igbo on the hand ,they will allow you and the store owner to fight it out without interfering.Hardcore tribalism exist in all Igbo dominated markets.In my own experience ,Alaba is the worst,Yaba is quite better.That is the Lagos i grew up in and the Lagos i left behind in 2002.I doubt if much has changed!

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=668441.msg8332184#msg8332184 date=1305561269]like i mentioned before, i did not experience any such thing when i lived in nigeria.

Nobody groped my behind and neither was i sexually harassed in the market or even at the travel depots, with all the bus conductors and agberos there.

i already gave possible explanations why. I was a regular in lagos markets as well.

so, it's either i was invisible or for whatever reason touts did not feel comfortable approaching me in that manner.

Of course you'll speak of your own experiences and I'll speak of mine.

I believe my post was clear and detailed enough, so reread because i dont intend to repeat or further explain anything i said.

I have friends who received wolf whistles and lewd comments, but to the best of my knowledge no actual touching took place.

this was in nigeria- i cant speak for the ones in south africa or malaysia. However, nigerians typically take on many of the habits and cultures of the countries they find themselves in, so that could be one explanation.

neither am i saying r.ape isnt widespread in nigeria.[/quote]I personally do not like men who disrespect women.Yes when i was younger i thought it was cool to roll with the crowd and act like women don't mean much to me but you get to a certain age where you mature and start appreciating women for their beauty ,their companionship,their loyalty e.t.c So it irks me when i see grown men treating women like a sex tool.It is just wrong.

I believe those guys in Malaysia did say something nasty to that woman otherwise she would not have called her husband.There is no smoke without fire! These boys are animals ,they go to other people countries ,behave anyhow and bring shame to our nationality.Go online and do some research and you will see the nasty things some foreign women in foreign countries say about Nigerian men due to their bad experiences with them.

gidson12:
lol playmode, so na only igbos dey grab and touch your gal friends backside, imagin your long history writeup xperience of your girlfriend and igbos. Any way you would get a reply from the igbos soon,

gidson12:
lol playmode, so na only igbos dey grab and touch your gal friends backside, imagin your long history writeup xperience of your girlfriend and igbos. Any way you would get a reply from the igbos soon,

Whether i get a reply from igbos on NL or not is irrelevant to me.The point of sharing your experience is for others to be aware that such issues are real.My statement was not insulting towards the Igbo tribe.Even educated igbos complain about their uneducated kinsmen so nothing new there.The issue is Uneducated igbos males do not treat women with respect in general.SA unfortunately is home to many ex-bakassi boys from Anambra and these guys tend to be a menace to the society here.Now this is fact and not fiction.

The truth is a bitter pill to swallow but it is the truth.Just take a look at the spate at which Nigerians of Igbos extraction are killing their wives in the USA and these are educated Igbos.That is not to say Yorubas or Husas are saint.By the way ,it is not by force to read my comment or reply to it.This is NL remember.

ode remo:
@playmode am really disappointed u stopped@ pistolwhipping ,i tot in your rage u will do the honours and finish the guy off , just for touching your wiffy a.z.z? at least by now u will be a happier man .anyway y am not disputing your line of story story. pls learn to bottle your aggression oh.
go to oshodi market, alade market etc. this still happens on a daily basis. although emotion runs when its ones wife
but there are oda ways to deal with it.

Bro ,that will land me in jail.Killing him won't make me a happier man because i would have killed an unarmed man and will probably be serving 15 to life for a charge of 2nd degree murder.My firearm is for my protection against hi-jackings not to murder someone in cold blood.

If i had not hit him ,i could have called the police to arrest him.SAPS hates Nigerians already so when they hear that one assaulted one of their daughters they will over do their jobs.The guy would have being jailed for not less than 6 months if he was proven guilty.

I was very angry because the dude was insinuating from his comment that i am a "woman wrapper" instead of apologizing.I just lost it for a second but i was able to control myself.Trust me bro it is very painful when it is your wife.I hope i never find myself in such a situation again.It was very unpleasant.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=668441.msg8331371#msg8331371 date=1305555574]@ playmode

we seem to know different nigerias.

In all my years there, i never saw anything like what you're saying.



So, imo, it could be

1. this internet generation is no longer separating internet fantasy (online lasciviousness) from real life,

2.the women involved could be lying perhaps or giving the men the come on (admittedly a relatively few percentage of women would do this though i could be wrong),

3. the men have gotten worse and no longer know how to behave.

4. you are exaggerating or else move in questionable circles.


but I've never experienced anything like you describe- this could mean they dont bother with me because I'm too ugly or dont have the required criteria that brings out their horndog.

of course could also be that i'm not a typical nigerian?

but the verbal persistence is what nigerian men are known for, not all this one you're claiming.

however, you could be right and i wrong, who knows.

nigerians pick up all kinds of bad habits overseas.[/quote]Lucky you. Have you ever being to any markets in Lagos e.g Alaba e.t.c ?

Do you live in SA or Malaysia?

I don't know what you are insunating when you talk about fantasy.Is a total stranger groping my wife's behind something to be proud of or something any proud man will fantasize about. You have a very sick mind to even think of such

You talk about the women lying,now that is a funny one.Did you you not read the part where i said both incidents in Lagos were in my presence? And why would my wife lie about something like that? I take that as a personal insult to my person and my wife.

I am not claiming anything and you don't have to believe anything.I stated my experience for others to read,whether you believe it or not is not my concern.There are guys who have experienced what i have experienced and are still experiencing worse than what i experienced so no big deal there.

Unfortunately, most uneducated Nigerian men overseas tend to be aggressive with women. I am commenting from personal experience. The other day i was on my way home with my wife when we stopped at a spaza shop to pick up some supplies. I stayed in the car while my wife went into the store to buy some lays and coke. The next thing i knew ,she ran out of the shop and screamed." one of your brothers just groped my a'z'z". I responded immediately ,first i reached into my glove compartment then ran back to the front of the store with her where she pointed out the guy to me. I asked in a very enraged voice if he touched my wife's behind and he replied " haba which ones now, take am easy o ,na woman you dey follow like this" .From his heavy accent i could tell he was Nigerian and of Igbo origin. Before he could finish his obviously unapologetic sentence, I took out my 9mm from under my shirt and pistol whipped the scumbag in the face.

The store owners (who were Pakistanis by the way) rushed out to restrain me and pleaded with me not to hurt him any further. I contemplated calling the cops but I quickly realized that I had no case since I already hit him and blood was trickling out of the side of his head. I drove away and i felt no remorse whatsoever instead I felt good that i had taught him a lesson.

That won't be the first time someone of Igbo origin has assaulted my woman. I remember two other incidents. When i was younger growing up in Ikeja, i was walking my girlfriend home one day when we bumped into these older ibos boys who groped her in my presence and there was nothing i could do about it. I was just too scared to engage them as these boys were like 5 years older than me and they were 4 in number.

The second incident was when i was in LASU and i went to Alaba to buy a second hand Sound system for my hostel. My girlfriend of that time who happened to be Igbos also was in my company and these useless animals could not stop groping her a.z.z. I remained calm for a while but after the 4th guy touched her behind i just lost it and "rushed" the guy ,need less to say the other monkeys from the other stores rushed to his rescue and gave me the beating of my life. Luckily for me an assistant to the chairman of Alaba was close by and he came to my rescue.

They took me and the store owner i assaulted to the Alaba association's office where i explained to the chairman why i attacked the guy. The chairman also asked my GF what happened and she told him the same thing i did so he ordered that his men lock the store owner's shop up for a whole week. He was very apologetic and asked me not to hate Alaba market because of this incident. He said they were trying hard to ensure that members of their association treat customers with respect. He called us a taxi and sent us on our way.

I know many guys on this forum have experienced what i am talking especially in market areas. From Mandilas market  to Alaba to other markets where igbos are concentrated, they are known for pulling women’s arms ,tapping their a.z.z even when they are in the company of their husband or boyfriend. It is really a bad habit on their part.

They still do it here in SA and i am sure they are the ones doing it in asia.There is just no end to their madness,especially the uneducated ones.I am not a tribalist and i don't hate igbos but you can not deny the fact that uneducated Igbos are a menace even to their own people.

LET US KILL THESE CORRUPTS LEADERS NOW WHILE WE CAN.

NIGERIA Will never be free if we don't waste these cretins.

Enough is Enough !

If GEJ does not change his ways,he won't last beyond 2 years.

Tribal politics is what is ruining this country.In other countries,office holders are appointed into political positions based on merit.In Nigeria however it is the other way round, what a shame.These men are leading this country into bloodshed.

Not surprised at all.Typical PDP behaviour.

This country will never move forward until we kill those who are holding us back.Hopefully some group of people somewhere will wipe out the leaders of the PDP and other corrupt political office holders with sniper bullets.I pray everyday that the kind of revolution that Rolins initiated in Ghana happens in Nigeria.As long as OBJ and his cohorts are alive, Nigeria will never move forward.

It is times like this that i listen to the song below  :


[flash=640,510]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEPLK42FaYA?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]


I wish ,i just wish i will get the opportunity one day to deal with these politicians with deadly force because that is the only language they understand.

^^^Have you ounce of dignity in you?

While it is nobody's business how she spends her money ,it would have been more appropriate if she had donated the money to an orphanage home or Hospital to show the people of OYO state that she comes from a disciplined home where she was taught by her parents to put the welfare of less fortunate people first before her own.That would have seriously boosted her ratings as the Governor's daughter if that is what she was looking for.It is a shame that no matter how educated or how rich most Nigerians become,the village mentality of waste and showing off to the less privileged can not elude them.

Why so much money for such a simple affair . He just being inaugurated to serve,no big deal  there but he is willing to spend N500 million. I swear this man and his cohorts should be shot.What a shame ,this is the fresh air he promised spending over $3 million for an inauguration which should have been done quietly in Aso rock without fanfare! I weep for this nation.

This man will get what is coming to him if he doesn't change.People are watching and something will happen.

[size=20pt]--Mouth drooling--[/size]

[size=15pt]
This Blackhstudio guy is oustanding.What do you all think?[/size]


[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNAdpjJSdE8?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]


[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqKQSVPtzcA?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]


[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9vfh2twhFc?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]


[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK0fOBvZVD4?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]


P.S can someone tell me who the Yoruba guy in the videos bear a striking resemblance to?

All i can say is that the blackhstudio guy is outstanding without a doubt.I will love to meet him.This are the kind of creative Nigerians i will love to rob minds with.What do you all think?

[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNAdpjJSdE8?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]



[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqKQSVPtzcA?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]



[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9vfh2twhFc?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]



[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK0fOBvZVD4?fs=1&hl=en[/flash]


P.S can someone tell me who the Yoruba guy in the videos bear a striking resemblance to?

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=666128.msg8312226#msg8312226 date=1305281308]I mean in a $/kW sense. See the rightmost column of this chart:
[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ad/Levelized_energy_cost_chart_1%2C_2011_DOE_report.gif
[/img]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source

Wind might be OK if you are somewhere very windy, though.[/quote]You are right about that ,so wind energy it is then.I don't know if ondo is windy though 

One could mix it up though,maybe use solar panels to power the Geysers while the windmills will be used to power other farm machinery as well as sockets and bulbs.

The only way i will be to know how much power the farm requires on a daily basis is if i know much machinery will be installed on the farm.Who know maybe will supply "gas" to the Ondo area soon.It will lovely to have constant power.I used to hate farming until i what modern farms look and the type of income mechanized farms take in Australia ,The USA and SA. Who knows maybe i will be able to get a big loan from a bank in Ondo to finance the farm.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=666128.msg8312264#msg8312264 date=1305281950]@playmode: We have this International Institute of Tropical Agriculture in Ibadan: http://www.iita.org/

FUTA also has an agric department that might be helpful to you.

There is also the "business" section of this forum.

I also have an uncle who is into agriculture in Nigeria. He might be a good person to email questions.

Hopefully some sort of expert here chimes in though.[/quote]Thanks bro , investing in SW is suddenly becoming more attractive to me and i don't want to miss out 

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=666128.msg8312192#msg8312192 date=1305281010]To an extent you are correct. But if the following things fall into place:
1) Interstate rail
2) Good power supply in Nigeria

Then I don't see why someone won't be able to open up businesses in Ondo, Osun and Ekiti.

Yorubaland is not that big. . . all of it (SW + Kwara + western Kogi) about the size of New York State.

Not all industry must be located in Lagos if transportation and electricity are functional.[/quote]You are right, if we don't make an effort we will never know.Look at the Zimbabwean farmers in Kwara state .Who would have thought that Kwara state could be a viable place for mechanized farming.

I inherited some unknown numbers of hectares from my grandfather in Ondo state.Part of this land used to be used for cocoa farming but lack of seriousness and lack of funds ensured that the farm was abandoned.Now the land sits idle with weeds growing all over.

It will be great if i can turn the land in a massive farm and produce quality agricultural products for the Nigerian market.It takes serious effort and detailed planning to realize such a dream.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=666128.msg8311899#msg8311899 date=1305277530]Not an expert on agriculture, by why solar? It isn't cost effective in many cases to get electricity from solar.[/quote]I have seen some very affordable solar solutions in SA designed and built by small companies.I am also thinking of using wind power because there are some SA windmill companies who build very affordable windmills for farms here.One can import these solar or wind solutions to Nigeria and use it to power a farm.The initial set up cost maybe a little bit high but the long time benefits makes it worth it.

Affordable Solar Power Equipment:

http://www.sinetech.co.za/solar.htm?gclid=COTOz57W5KgCFYYOfAodO3xFEA

Windmills for Sale:

http://www.greenlifestore.co.za/online-store-renewable-energy-wind-turbine.php?orderID=185e6993c27f894560fac302d30bfb34

This is great news.Is there any agricultural expert in the house? I need some urgent advice on investing in Agriculture in Ondo state.I want to set up a solar powered farm, i need more information what type of machinery and farm set up i will need to run a cocoa,plantain, vegetable ,poultry and fish farm in Ondo state.Any valuable input will be deeply appreciated.

morpheus24:
That would make you a minor since you are only 10 years old lol

LOL nice one

Mariory:
Can't believe I'm reading such drivel in a non-tribal thread. That last paragraph is just out of this world. Good luck to whoever is attempting to educate you. They're going to need it.

^^^maybe you should read what you just wrote and facepalm yourself again  . Obviously you are a clown who is not interested in engaging me,instead you are posting dodgy comments.If you are sure i know not what i talk about,why don't you educate me Teasher!  .

I hope you are not hoping to captain that pangolo ship that you are drooling over   

10cirenoh:
Can that boat be used to re-ignite the fishing industry in the Niger delta? with such boat, we can recruits all the militants into the fishing industry and GEJ the fisherman can head the industry just like he headed the "invisible" power industry.

^^^^Nice one  ! GEJ will become the commander in chief of the Naval fishermen.

Mariory:
Wow! Where do I start? How do I even start?

You have almost zero knowledge on African and world naval capabilities. Zero knowledge on military expenditures. Zero knowledge on Nigerian naval requirements. Zero knowledge on how the vessel is going to be deployed. And it appears zero knowledge on economics.

[img]http://shoryuken.ie/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Facepalm.jpg[/img]

Hmmm,i see you have run out of steam.At least you were smart enough to shut the hell up on time.Care to address the issue instead of facepalming yourself 

violent:
Quite a lot of naive people on here!

The fact that it was labelled a warship does not necessarily translate to "fight, fight fight, fight" . . . . Why are people so shallow minded?

that asides, do people actually realize the political ramifications of rejecting a gift?. . .think you ediots!, think!

So the USA is GOD now that no one can refuse a gift from them.This is the servant boy mentality i hate about Nigerians.Why do we always idolize everything western.They tell to sit ,we sit ,they tell us to cough ,we cough.Yikes no wonder Africa is so backward.

When will we learn to grow balls like the Arab world who tells the west to stuff it? Have you ever asked your self why they is no black nation that is progressive in the world? Look at Liberia , Sierra leone e.t.c The westerners come cause havoc ,supply weapons and the dumb darkies will kill each other to kingdom come.The only thing black countries are good at is begging for handouts.We do not try to build our nation ourselves,we always want one western country to helps us financially or otherwise.

It is the same mentality that made IBB borrow money from IMF and sink our nation in to pit of sh*t it is now.

Ramifications my yansh ,so if the USA dashes us nuclear bombs ,we should also accept it with open arms? It is you who should think before you post.

jidody:
For the bolded. How many naval wars would the country be fighting in the near future. Do you know what it costs to acquire or maintain these vessels you have brandished. Do you know what our defence policy is?

The US has given us what would be useful for patrolling and protecting our maritime environment. Lets be grateful and move on.

Great ,we won't be fighting a war in near future so why did they GIVE US THE SHIP? Why can't the USA create factories in Nigeria and help create Jobs for Nigerians.Why can't Obama ask American businessmen to invest in Nigeria? Instead he send us a weapon of war which is not even up to scratch.Maybe you don't get my point here but this just unfair.

Do you think OBJ will accept such a gift.I hate OBJ but one thing i liked about him is his no nonsense stance.OBJ would have told Obama "No thanks,if you can give us something more modern ,we will pass".The USA has over 30,000 warships many of which they no longer use on a regular basis but are more modern than the scrap they have given us.

Do you know that is cost more to main an old vehicle than top maintain a new one.I believe the same applies to ships and warships.Even though it is refurbished it will cost us more to maintain ,service and run it as compared to a brand new ship which will come with a service plane from its manufacturer.

The gift practically does not makes sense.The Nigerian Navy can do without it ,in todays navy that ship can not even be used for training because its components and instrument are probably outdated.

Mariory:
So many clowns on nairaland. If you think the naval vessel is useless just because it was commissioned in 1968, grab your ak47, hop into your canoe/speed boat, and go fight it head on.

M.o.r.o.n.s with zero grasp on reality.

And which reality will that be? Can Nigeria fight a war with that relic? NO.Which country's Navy can that ship take on? So what is the point of the gift?

Can the USA dare dash South Africa,Egypt,Tunisia,Morocco or Algeria such an insulting gift? No .You know why? Because they respect those countries and its leaders.I can not say that much about dundee GEJ government.The USA has quite a large arsenal of ships even larger than the Uk and France combined,why did they not give us a 1995 ship? You  should be ashamed that your countries navy is accepting such a gift.It shows that the USA does not see our navy as a capable Navy.We are more like pets to the USA not equals and that is a very disturbing thought.

Now let me show what the best navy on the African continent looks like before you start talking out of your armpit.Nigeria is far far richer than SA ,so how come we don't have a functioning modern Navy? And how come we have to settle for scraps with all the funds we generate from the Oil industry? I do not see any reason why SA's Navy should be so advanced than ours,do you?

*sigh* see the way Beaf is jumping up and down like a circus monkey because the country he idolizes has just dashed Niegria a kabukabu ship.Dude 1968 warship  for real.If i be Jonathan i go reject that patrol boat and return it to sender  .It is actually an insult for them to give us such an old ship.Is that all we are worth to the USA a freaking rusty 1968 warship? If the picture that was posted is the picture of the vessel then i sorry sorry o,I sorry for Nigeria ,sorry o ,sorry for Africa 

Ordinary christmas "banger" go sink that pangolo!  that is if it is not already leaking. Nigeria will enter the guiness book of records to be the first country dumb enough to accept an Okirika ship 


Nigeria: America's Dustbin .


What next ? Second hand Atom bombs?