WriterNiig:

heniford2:
its Dubai also 300 years headstart against Nigeria

NigerianAngelo:
Good to hear other things of Russia apart from just unnecessary weapons.

God bless and perfect all peoples on earth - Nigerians twice over.

onukwube1:
And useless Country is still manipulating Elections to install a Drug Lord

DeLaRue:


Nigeria is certainly lagging behind and should be doing a lot better in.many areas.

But some of the countries people are quick to compare Nigeria with have more than 300-year headstart over Nigeria.

Comparison is good, but we also need to be realistic.

Today, the pace of change is so fast, and the first movers ie Western countries and now some Asian countries are so far ahead, I don't know how African countries will catch up. The world system, including globalisation, is also not in our favour.

Egypt is struggling badly. South Africa has not progressed much economically. Ghana is on its knees. Most African countries are basket cases.

These days, the more I look at the world in my private moments, the more I fear we may never catch up with the most successful/developed countries in the world.

Our systems and our minset as a people are far removed from what they need to be for us to develop, let alone catch up.

Our population is growing too fast, faster than our economy, which means the country can't even maintain the status quo in terms of standard of living, let alone improving it. Too many of our people are not being educated. Those who think they're educated did not receive the right education.

We have simply not set ourselves up to compete.

Makes me sweat when I think about all these things, as I desperately want the best for the tens of millions of struggling people who need and deserve better.

sonnie10:

Number 2
Why do you think there are more economic opportunities in Lagos than in most parts of Nigeria? Environment matters a lot. Moses would not have had the leadership skill to organize his people and move them out or Egypt if he didn’t live in a palace .

I am even going too far with Moses story. Tinubu moved from irigbeji to Lagos and lived with his adopted parents in a “palace”. Are you still surprised where or how he acquired the leadership skill that he is now exhibiting?

#3 yes Heathen (unbelievers, foolish people) not Hiden. They are not the Gentiles ( believers, wise people)
1 corth1 v 27
Again, thanks for letting me know that Tinubu did not build Lagos

daygee12:


Mourning till eternity

lexy2014:


Offpoint. Kindly answer the following questions.

1. Which seaport and rail did Tinubu build? In what capacity did he build those things?

2. There's nothing like "Hiden" in English language. What we have is "hidden" past tense of hide.

3. What you are talking about is "heathen". Heathen is the same thing as Gentile.

4. So what the hell does this mean: "God uses the foolishness of the Hiden to bless the Gentiles"?

5. How can God use the foolishness of the "Hiden" to bless the Gentiles?

6. What has 1 Corinthians 2 v 27 got to do with your fallacy "God uses the foolishness of the Hiden to bless the Gentiles"?

7. What has Moses and Egypt got to do with the questions I asked above?

hopexter:


Oga get out if you cannot answer my question and stop fooling yourself.

DeLaRue:


Nigeria is certainly lagging behind and should be doing a lot better in.many areas.

But some of the countries people are quick to compare Nigeria with have more than 300-year headstart over Nigeria.

Comparison is good, but we also need to be realistic.

Today, the pace of change is so fast, and the first movers ie Western countries and now some Asian countries are so far ahead, I don't know how African countries will catch up. The world system, including globalisation, is also not in our favour.

Egypt is struggling badly. South Africa has not progressed much economically. Ghana is on its knees. Most African countries are basket cases.

These days, the more I look at the world in my private moments, the more I fear we may never catch up with the most successful/developed countries in the world.

Our systems and our minset as a people are far removed from what they need to be for us to develop, let alone catch up.

Our population is growing too fast, faster than our economy, which means the country can't even maintain the status quo in terms of standard of living, let alone improving it. Too many of our people are not being educated. Those who think they're educated did not receive the right education.

We have simply not set ourselves up to compete.

Makes me sweat when I think about all these things, as I desperately want the best for the tens of millions of struggling people who need and deserve better.

DMCA:


@bolded is very wrong

lexy2014:


Offpoint. Kindly answer the following questions.

1. Which seaport and rail did Tinubu build? In what capacity did he build those things?

2. There's nothing like "Hiden" in English language. What we have is "hidden" past tense of hide.

3. What you are talking about is "heathen". Heathen is the same thing as Gentile.

4. So what the hell does this mean: "God uses the foolishness of the Hiden to bless the Gentiles"?

5. How can God use the foolishness of the "Hiden" to bless the Gentiles?

6. What has 1 Corinthians 2 v 27 got to do with your fallacy "God uses the foolishness of the Hiden to bless the Gentiles"?

7. What has Moses and Egypt got to do with the questions I asked above?

lexy2014:

onukwube1:
And useless Country is still manipulating Elections to install a Drug Lord

lexy2014:

sonnie10:

I have accepted that Tinubu didn’t build Lagos, we were deceived or they were just campaign rhetoric.
Tinubu is the Moses of our time. They both learned how to organize people by living in the palace. Both were adotped

It’s 1cor1 vs 27 not chapter 2 as you wrongly cited.

Again Tinubu will do well for Lagos. Property value will increase and business will thrive.

We know those that own properties in Lagos and do business in Lagos.
God uses the foolishness of the heathen to bless the wise (gentiles) 1 cor 1 vs 27

onukwube1:
And useless Country is still manipulating Elections to install a Drug Lord

sonnie10:

Half truth with intention to cancel known fact. This was before they were redeemed by accepting the truth. First, they were heathen and then Gentiles.
That is why God uses the foolishness of the unbelievabers (heathen) to bless the gentiles (believers) 1 cor 1 vs 27.

sonnie10:

Half truth with intention to cancel known fact. This was before they were redeemed by accepting the truth. First, they were heathen and then Gentiles.
That is why God uses the foolishness of the unbelievabers (heathen) to bless the gentiles (believers) 1 cor 1 vs 27.

DeLaRue:


Nigeria is certainly lagging behind and should be doing a lot better in.many areas.

But some of the countries people are quick to compare Nigeria with have more than 300-year headstart over Nigeria.

Comparison is good, but we also need to be realistic.

Today, the pace of change is so fast, and the first movers ie Western countries and now some Asian countries are so far ahead, I don't know how African countries will catch up. The world system, including globalisation, is also not in our favour.

Egypt is struggling badly. South Africa has not progressed much economically. Ghana is on its knees. Most African countries are basket cases.

These days, the more I look at the world in my private moments, the more I fear we may never catch up with the most successful/developed countries in the world.

Our systems and our minset as a people are far removed from what they need to be for us to develop, let alone catch up.

Our population is growing too fast, faster than our economy, which means the country can't even maintain the status quo in terms of standard of living, let alone improving it. Too many of our people are not being educated. Those who think they're educated did not receive the right education.

We have simply not set ourselves up to compete.

Makes me sweat when I think about all these things, as I desperately want the best for the tens of millions of struggling people who need and deserve better.

heniford2:
If you have travel out you will see the need for good governace,you will curse Nigeria leaders

lexy2014:


What does it say in d screenshot?

sonnie10:

When I read, I place emphasizes on context and not just a few words . Notices where is says Old Testament. I cor 1 vs 27 is New Testament. A period when some heathen became Gentiles.

We have been deceived a lot. That is how they said Tinubu installed Sanwo Olu. That he is the godfather of Lagos Governor. That made me to conclude that whatever project Sanwo Olu is doing or attracting to Lagos can be credited to Tinubu, like the Lekki seaport and the blue rail.
I don’t know that it’s not so.

sonnie10:

When I read, I place emphasizes on context and not just a few words . Notices where is says Old Testament. I cor 1 vs 27 is New Testament. A period when some heathen became Gentiles.

We have been deceived a lot. That is how they said Tinubu installed Sanwo Olu. That he is the godfather of Lagos Governor. That made me to conclude that whatever project Sanwo Olu is doing or attracting to Lagos can be credited to Tinubu, like the Lekki seaport and the blue rail.
I don’t know that it’s not so.

lexy2014:


Offpoint.
What does it say in d screenshot?

sonnie10:

Did some Heathen ever become Gentiles?