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typical po' dumbass. JK

Ford  Motor stock was at $1.08 during the height of the recession, I made 14 times what i put in when it came back up to $15 and eventually $18 the next year.

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=738255.msg8971067#msg8971067 date=1313878008]This is coming from a guy who has a business and wealthy.  You sure have a lot of free time as a business owner.   [/quote]Ive also got school and homework. Its doesn't take much time to do import/export and stocks, and i said it starts up next year silly girl.

don't have to be bill gates.

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=738255.msg8971038#msg8971038 date=1313877475]Oh wait!  Did I insulted you by saying you swings like a girl?  Oh well. 


Alrighty cry boys gotta go.  I have a offline life to attend to.    

See you when I see ya. 

Mr. Divorce', there are several errors on this post.  Find it and I will treat you to a doggie biscuit.   [/quote]hahahahahahahahahahahahaha this from Mrs. Chima with her 39 posts per day. 

Mrs. Chima i'm already wealthier than you and your husband

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=212133.msg8970958#msg8970958 date=1313876464]^Do you know when to shut up? [/quote]^ Was I adressing you? Nevertheless, i was shocked to hear you asking that question.

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=740148.msg8970956#msg8970956 date=1313876428]Feeling inferior huh?[/quote]Its nicer than most of my friends cars. I've just always wanted a CC since it came out.

remember my earlier post on this thread about Napoleonic complexes? that was directed toward butch feminsts like you.

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=738255.msg8970970#msg8970970 date=1313876610]Overly sensitive huh?  Not a good trait for an older Nigerian man.  Missing a ball?[/quote]You call everyone sensitive. Just because ppl don't share your veiw off the world doesn't mean they are abnormal it means [i]you [/i]are.

@poster I just want to slap you, you useless dog. and seeing as your a girl that dog will be female.

So i may as well just call you a b[i]itc[/i]h.

If your saying what i think your saying good post, people use tribalism as a weak excuse for underdevelopment. But keep in mind one tribe must supercede the others in order for a multi-ethnic state to work cohesively, and i don't think anyone will stand by and let that be the Fulani (they can keep the Hausa tho jk).

^ what do u drive? ill be upgrading to a VW CC once by biznis kicks in.

abouzaid:
The problem is the increased interference of foreign powers in africa. Believe it or not, obj,ibb,abiola,gej are all puppets being manipulated to keep us in chains and divided. Imagine we import refined petroleum products. Nonsense we need a communist/socialist state period

I like your status comrade.

eGuerrilla:
Have you actually thought this one through properly?
Are you aware there are people starving in communist North Korea, when you propose a simple substitution of one foreign system (communism) for another (capitalism)?
Is it not true to say the bane of Africa has been the wholesale superimposition of these 2 systems across our artificially created Nation-states over the past 50 years?

What about evolving an amalgam of these systems based on the practical realities in Africa, just as Nkrumah once set about doing?
Nkrumaism: The Quest For A Pan-African Ideology -- http://panafricannews..com/2007/03/nkrumaism-quest-for-pan-african.html

I read through your link, and I agree with you pan-africanism is what we need.
But, i want to remind you to not to stretch communism to the extreme, think less North Korea and more China or Cuba.

Do you know of a Pan- Africanist named Thomas Sankara? he was a socialist, that is the type of socialism i'm talking about. When we adopt socialism we will need to shape it to fit our needs, what we will end up with will be in essence pan-africanism.

Amen man. And half the people on here who want to argue cant even admit when they are wrong.

I drive a 2006 hyundai sonata and proud of it!

Hausa and Fulani are not the same just because some are mixed. That is such a dumb viewpoint.

That is like saying black and whites in America are the same because of mixed people. People need to think.

its not men with the ingrown inferiority complex its the women, obviously.

No one wants to marry a "succesfull woman" because such women have the tendancy to over-compensate. They will shake your hand like they want to break every bone 
Its like short mans syndrome or a napoleon complex. They want to prove they are good enough.

if a car makes women act like that in Nigeria i say avoid those women!

[quote author=dem_people link=topic=212133.msg8969966#msg8969966 date=1313864348]There will NEVER EVER be any ethnic group called Hausa-Fulani. It doesn't work like that. If there's an ethnic group called Hausa-Fulani then, there would also have been ethnic groups called; Igbo-Ijaw, Igbo-Yoruba, Hausa-Yoruba etc.  Hausa is Hausa. Fulani is Fulani. Kanuri is Kanuri. Igbo is Igbo. Yoruba is Yoruba. Ijaw is Ijaw.

A very significant amount of Ijaw people have Igbo ancestry even during pre-colonial, colonial and post-colonial times yet, we don't classify them as Igbo-Ijaw but solely Ijaw. Asari Dokubo is 40% Igbo but Ndigbo, the Ijaws and other Nigerians regard them as Ijaws.

Stop insulting the distinct cultures of both the Hausa and the Fulani by lumping them together. They have different cultures. Its cos of Nigerian politics and the power of the caliphate, that they're usually lumped together. Fulani is a minor ethnic group in Nigeria but due to the fact that they conquered the Hausa, they concocted the term "Hausa-Fulani" in other to be conspicuous within Wazobia.[/quote]it always boggled my mind why pure Hausa ppl use the term 'hausa-fulani'
but anyways what is wazobia?

A girls car will make a bigger impression on me than any silly fashion excessory

ford- 150 cant stop staring
VW- CC sexxy
Jaguar S type- (except for black women)
VW- Jetta (with those bug eyed shades  )
infinity g37- brings back memories of a particular girl.  

those cars just make average girls hot.

SAFO:
Mrs Chima is this more dating advice from that Southern Ghetto mess?

that lady wasn't that ghetto, as far as black women are concerned. [size=5pt]i think she was speaking from experience tho[/size]

In the current capitalist system it is impossible for Nigeria to ever become first world.

I want to open everyones eyes to the hidden truth about our position in the global economy:

The international economy is based on capitalist principles, and the world is a macrocosm of what occurs in a capitalist nation. Capitalism is like a pyramid, the only way it can work is if the base is larger than the top. The people at the base are the lower class who do the grunt work, they are the factory workers, seamstresses etc, they do physically demanding jobs that dont require much education or skills. The middle class is the management, while the top of the pyramid is the elites, investment bankers, stock brokers and CEO's, who use the work of the poorer classes to create products to sell back to them for profit.
Inevitably the divide between the richer and poorer gets wider (this is a proven fact)

This same principle applies to nations, the bottom of the Pyramid is Africa and the 3rd world countries, who mindlessly export raw materials. Economic policy that does not require much thought or education, and is physically demanding on the environment. While the top is japan, America and Europe, who use those raw materials to create products to sell back to Africa for a profit. At the end of the day there is a net loss for Africa, and gain for the north. Slowly the divide between the wealthy nations and the 3rd world widens.

in 1980 Africa was at 10% below the poverty line now it is at 80 %.

In this capitalist system the continued wealth of  Europe and America depends on the continued poverty of the rest of humanity, because the base must be bigger than the top. The emergance of China to to top of the pyramid means even more problems for Africa, because the base must widen. Expect to see starvation in Nigeria 20 years from now.
Do you guys think i would go on an American forum and try to convince them that they should turn socialist? Never, because they actually benefit from capitalism. But to hear Africans supporting capitalism is like hearing a poor hungry sweatshop worker payed 2$ an hour, praising the unregulated capitalist economy of the united states in the late 19 century.


What Africa needs to realize that it is not possible for every country to develop. Because if every nation was 1st world there would be no base on the capitalist pyramid for them to stand on. We also need to realize that first world life is not normal it is a an unsustainable strain on the enviornment. Instead of striving for a life style that is only possible on the backs of starving children we should look for a financial  equilibrium.

During the recession ford shares were at $1.08 we bought several thousand. At their max in 2010 they reached $18, we made over 14 times our initial investment.

let me give you a hint, if we have a double dip recession, i'm going to get friggin loaded, and you will too if you trade the news. Once the trouble starts shortsell the major banks, and when the news starts to get really bad they will plummet. You can get enough cash off that to invest in a company that has fallen because of lack of consumer demand (a company you know will pick up when the downturn in over) and buy it cheap. Sell the stocks once the recession is over.

190 i'm not going to read that.

oh!! haha, i always wondered what that meant. thx

Abi?

what do u mean?