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greiboy:God inspired the Bible, sir. "All Scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for teaching, for rebuking, for correcting, for training in righteousness," 2 Timothy 3:16 |
enlady:The US case is a civil case. |
The concept of human existence in Africa is the problem. Far too many people don't know what human beings are. We don't know why humans live and what we live for. Until we know why human live we won't start to appreciate basic negative human concepts like lying, falsification of documents etc. We have to fully understand them before we know their consequences. We see our people graduating with honors from Ivy League schools but can't compete with others who graduated with lesser grade in innovation. Our artisans would lose 5 bolts from a gadget and screw 3 back and then tell you "it doesn't mean". |
Why don't you wait and see how the refinery is run before making bogus assumptions. It is such assumptions that put us into the quagmire we are presently in. People with limited knowledge often come out to publish "water into wine" kind of emotional narratives that have proven to be false. There's no single investment that can do the magic in any economy as people are expecting this one to. There must be several hundreds if not thousands of such investments before the boasts can make any meaning. Dangote will buy the major raw material of his company from oil producers in dollars. Oil is sold in dollars. This can only be positive for the foreign exchange reserve if he exports and earns more in dollars than he has spent. If he decides to sell locally to Nigerians he would earn naira. Dangote as a businessman might prefer exports to selling locally for higher margin especially at the earlier years because he has to repay the billions of dollars facility he took from financial institutions. If he does that, it means importation would still be with us for more years. Except the marketers are able and willing to buy from him at a competitive price. Also, on jobs, there will definitely be people employed but the "massiveness" is left to be seen. The oil industry is not a labour intensive sector. It's rrquires technical skills that may not be in ready supply while technology and automation have been introduced to cut down the physical manpower requirements. So yes, people will be employed but we should tone down the proportion. Many of the people currently working on the construction will be asked to go after all bolts are screwed and left for technology to continue. It is always better to be cautious while making assumptions on things that have not been tested. |
The modern world uses Arabic numerals, but Prof. Akintola does not want that. Why? Are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 numerals not Arabic enough for the prof? |
It is a double jeopardy for the Almajiris. Their elites are using religion to subjugate them while Buhari their saviour is using the same religion to keep them in ignorance. Unfortunately the man the Almajiri repose their confidence in to save them does not have the capacity. He doesn't know how to empower them than reintroduction of ancient cow GRAZING strategies: which allows for killings of humans for cows to feed. If Buhari has been building schools and hospitals in the North for the past 3 years, not a few people would have applauded him for that. If Buhari was operating a programme targeted at the future of these extremely impoverished Almajiris even for a single year out of the wasted three years, the story would have been different. |
Nigeria Police suddenly started being CIVIL when the case involves a foreign citizen. They suddenly realized that there is an English word like ALLEGED during investigation. What happened to their default language like "criminal" and actions like "parading" suspect in their underwear on bare floor? |
In reality, the main "industry" in SW cities currently is pool betting. Disilussioned SW professionals are patronising travel agencies in droves to find a way of escape before 2019. |
This is the type of job they said Buhari has created in millions. Nail cutting jobs and N-Power jobs have been created in millions. Those who are hungry should go and cut nails and stop complaining. |
Offpoint:Stop hallucinating! Employ your mind for useful things. Every human organization has leaders and followers. This your direction of throught constitute a hinderance to personal growth. |
Kizyte:So what technology did the documentary say George W. Bush and his father and grandfather invented with their 'Skull & Bones devil worship"? |
Nigeria will work again. |
Nigeria will work again. |
This barbaric government and its supporters do not care about human lives. Is there any other country in the world that has recorded the amount of deaths of its citizens in peace time like Nigeria under Buhari? One of the most satanic arguments of their foolish supporters was/is that people must die before things get better. How many countries conduct mass burial for her every month and still shamelessly talk of phantom infrastructure? Where is the so-called infrastructure now? Where is the Lagos-Calabar railway they said would be ready in two years? The picture loving government has not been able to produce a single shot of work activities at Mambilla Hydro Power Plant till now. Where are the refineries they said would 70% installed capacity? Hundreds of Almajiri schools were built in the north but the satanic primitive people abandoned them only to concentrate on 12th century method of herding cattle. Cattle rearing is more celebrated over schooling. And mass killings are seen as a consequence of not "tolerating fellow human beings". Polio was all but gone before they came in only to stage a deadly comeback. Lassa fever now kills even health professionals at an alarming rate and spread across the states that didn't witness such in the past. How many countries allow millions of middle class jobs to be lost and still be boasting of "lifting" people out of poverty with N30,000? |
Northern Nigeria ehn? |
Midgut:He was chased out his house. He was in the mosque and wasn't able to return to his house. |
ameri9ja:Hello, it is about the widening of gaps between the rich and the poor. That is what income inequality means right, isn't it? If so, who destroyed the middle class in the last two years? The middle class was growing before the plague happened on Nigeria. There was some form of upward trajectory in income. Quite a number of entrepreneurs sprouted in unbelievable ways. Many of them without access to government funds. Check out the 2013 McKinsey & Co report for instance. Africa’s growing giant: Nigeria’s new retail economyThe millions of jobs that have been lost made the gap wider. The current available jobs such as the N30,000 job your guy is employed to do online cannot match-up to the several thousands of managerial level employment lost in finance, manufacturing, tech, building, entertainment etc. sectors. Your WE & THEM theory is not well thought through, perhaps. There's no where in the world where you don't have rich people. The important thing is the flexibility of social mobility. Social mobility ensures people have hope. Poor people are assured of becoming rich some day by sheer grits. The playing field was not so rigid before Buhari's presidency. It is when you have such stiff atmosphere that the rich unleash their "survival" strategies. Such strategies as giving their children in marriage to Buhari's government officials. Do you get it now? |
usba:"O ye foolish Galatian, who has bewitched you?" What you are saying does not make any sense. You are still beating about the bush. The World Bank is telling you that the gap between your monthly N30,000 stipend as a first class "online ranter" for Buhari and the alleged billions made (no one has denied that till date) by "Tunde" Sabiu (Buhari's nephew) is too wide. That's what they are saying. |
usba:Buhari destroyed the middle-class. Buhari destroyed millions of jobs. Buhari destroyed people's businesses. Buhari impoverished the masses. Buhari brought hopelessness. Farmers are currently destitute in IDP camps across the country. |
Watch out for Lai Mohammed and Yemi Osinbajo's defense like this "We can explain this: when you study the report very well, we did well in 12 indices, while we remain constant in another 3, it is only in one index that we recorded a negative. And when you look at that particular one, it was not caused by us. It is not our fault." This is what happens when a government wipes out the entire middle-class that served as an intermediate class between the super rich and the poor which was created by successive governments and spreads hopelessness in replacement. The poor are reportedly committing suicide at an alarming rate because of hopelessness. Some are selling their children while others are offering themselves as slaves in ridiculous places across the world. The remnants of the vanquished business owners and professionals (middle-class) are filing their papers in foreign embassies trying to make meaning to the humiliation and shame that their government has brought on them. |
They don't have any shame. Watch as Lai Mohammed and Yemi Osinbajo explain this total disgrace in the coming days. Watch out for statements like... "Audu Ogbeh told the truth on three occasions, it is only on one occasion that he lied". "He is correct three out of four times" etc... |
It is very hard for Buhari to commiserate with farmers' families (Benue). He finds it easy sympathizing with families of cattle rearers and cows (as was in Nassarawa and now Taraba). |
faceURfront:You are talking to barely educated people. They don't care about what the law says. They are not interested in due process. Jungle justice is their natural preference. |
Global Intelligential for Buhari. We were 19 in the executive. Among the team were Dr. Babatunde Segoe, Prof. Durotoye, who was the secretary-General of the group, Mrs. Ojikutu was the leader for United Kingdom. I was the chairman. Our head office was in Canada while we had branches in United Kingdom, France, Germany, Holland, Australia, China and United States of America, USA. We campaigned and sourced for funds for him. We held our meetings through tele-conferences. After raising the funds, we sent the money to director of his campaign team, former governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Fashola, now minister for Power, Works and Housing. After receiving the funds, he wrote an acknowledgement letter thanking us for the service we rendered. Asides, I wrote more articles than anyone on the immediate past administration. It was on how it failed to address the challenges facing the country and why Nigerians should change the ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan. Looking at the present administration. I have told the administrator of that platform that he should change the name to Global Intelligential against Buhari.Intelligentsia or bunch of sentimental, shortsighted, wishful thinking, myopic people? You people should just hide somewhere and leave Nigerians to clean-up the mess you created. You shouldn't be seen in the society at all. Shame! |
johnnyvid:Reproductive health activist - a euphemism for homosexuality scheme? |
They will soon add that to his CV (achievements). They will soon tell us he is the only president who can't read two pages in a book. |
What is the meaning of this propaganda now? Does the TCN supply light directly to homes? Is it not Abuja Electricity Distribution Company that is responsible for supplying these places with lights? Can TCN just increase electricity supply to consumers by merely installing transformers? TCN does not even generate 0.00001 wattage of electricity for heaven's sake. Why is the propaganda made to appear like TCN's installed transformers will take care of distribution in these areas? What happens to addressing the issue of incessant total system collapse?. Most of these places, being asked to start dancing now, used to have fairly stable electricity even with 220MVA capacity. By the time the AEDC takes the current and distribute as it fits "these people" would tell us how their function is limited to TRANSMISSION. |
Plagiarism: That's what Mossad agents say about Arabs brain. |
By the time Nigerians realize what is happening, all functional institutions will have been destroyed. |
‘Fulani herdsmen problem as old as Nigeria itself,’ President says Buhari to Benue traditional rulers: Accommodate your country men, please restrain your people |
Etihadstore:Chancellor not Vice Chancellor A chancellor is a leader of a college or university, usually either the executive or ceremonial head of the university or of a university campus. |
BlackMbakara1An almajiri is always ready to kill anyone because of his insecurities. Everything you ever know about "Haliburton scandal" came from COURT filings in the US. Get educated about these things. When a case has reached the court, it has become a public matter. That is not what they accused the EFCC of doing. EFCC is being accused of LEAKING FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS TO THE MEDIA. The media is not the court. When a case has been thrown to the wild jungle (public) before prosecution begins, it has been compromised. i) The public would feast on it like they do in the prehistoric times, sometimes denying the accused the right to fair hearing. ii) Or the alleged suspect could begin making moves to "kill" the case. Including hiring smart lawyers to preempt the actions of law enforcement bodies or offering bribes to them, or destroying evidence (law officers' lives could be in danger). iii) The judge himself could be biased, based on what the public opinion says. "Abacha loot" was a court case. Obasanjo followed judicial process even though he was "forced" into a plea bargain. Charges were dropped after Abacha family "cooperated" to let go some part of the money in return for Abacha's son's freedom. All this we know through court (public) records. Modern law enforcement is not the same as cutting people's head based on "rumour" without proper investigations. Civilized people don't conduct their law enforcement in the media. FIU was not set-up yesterday. It has existed before now. If it is now being used to do Buhari's "public prosecution" duties against the STEALTH operation it was set-up for then collaborating agencies from other jurisdictions are justified by raising concerns about their own records being LEAKED TO THE MEDIA. EFCC's alleged leaks could get into criminals' hands. Kidnappers or terrorists could use the financial information to do harm. Enough of this zealotry. Fanaticism is not efficiency. Financial transactions are not based on "conscience". They are based on evidence/documents. It has nothing to do with religion, it is what the papers say. |
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