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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by cap28: 1:05pm On May 25, 2015
BlueMagic2:
Anytime a BLACK MAN is in control of something, it always goes down the drain. In America we have examples like Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore. Africa is still the worst continent on earth and the are being ruled by blacks. Blacks need to look in the mirror.

you obviously have zero knowledge or understanding of Africa's history and the fact that Europeans have rap.ed us for centuries, aided and abetted some of our worst dictators and human rights abusers and then hidden in the background pretending as if they had nothing to do with the current state of affairs all over that continent.

If the white man loved Africans so much why did they keep Mandela in prison for 27 years simply because he tried to end their disgusting racist regime, why did they impose economic sanctions on Zimbabwe causing that country's economy to slide into freefall. Lets go closer to their shores, why did the US overthrow a democratically elected govt in Haiti and replace it with a corrupt puppet who allowed US multinationals to come into the country and exploit Haiti's poverty stricken labour force. I could go on and on but I still wont be able to get through to you......

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by khul: 1:12pm On May 25, 2015
lordhugo:
I AM FULLY SAD BUT ITS FULLY(partly) TRUE!

.....so i will just use this agbor kush to cool off!
Good morning NL!
and u think u'r solving ur own problem..soon there'll be scarcity of that nonsense u'r smoking..
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:13pm On May 25, 2015
Nigeria is a disease that needs to be treated! angry lipsrsealed cry
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by pansophist(m): 1:14pm On May 25, 2015
Reading post from caps28 is so refreshing, always spitting the truth.

I know most of this things you are saying here and I have honestly gave up trying to persuade or make other Africans understand this basic fact of the hierarchial structure of the world we live in. Present day Nigeria (or Africa as a whole) generally is not a society where people are inherently curious, strive for knowledge and question everything that seems no-sequitir. Temporary material acquisition has destroyed the long term success of our race and inferiority is deeply seated due to their ignorance which other race benefits from.

Just disregard does idiots making such comments, they know nothing about Nigeria (unless of course, the racist one-side view their media show them). If Africans will not unite and fight this common enemy, the suffering will be infinite, as your ignorance and weakness is the vital blood to their civilization and domination.

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:17pm On May 25, 2015
BlueMagic2:
Anytime a BLACK MAN is in control of something, it always goes down the drain. In America we have examples like Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore. Africa is still the worst continent on earth and the are being ruled by blacks. Blacks need to look in the mirror.
You are an ignorant dunce. Africa today is 100 times more developed than it was under white rule. The whites ruled Nigeria from 1897 to 1960 (63 years) and in that period they built not one university, not one dam, not one power plant, not one dual carriageway, not one vehicle assembly plant, not a single manufacturing industry, not a single major hospital, not a single airport, save one or two glorified landing strips. Today under black rule, we count these things in the hundreds. The only problem is there are still millions of people under-served by these amenties. So it is just a question of time. As for the US, Obama is a black man who came in and reversed the national economic collapse overseen by a white man, George W Bush. It would also help if you listed the many states and cities run by blacks there which have been a success, rather than playing the self-hating black who only sees negatives.

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by lordhugo(m): 1:17pm On May 25, 2015
khul:
and u think u'r solving ur own problem..soon there'll be scarcity of that nonsense u'r smoking..

TAKE YOUR OPINION
WRITE IT DOWN
PUT IN AN ENVELOPE
AND SHOVE IT UP YOUR A.SS
DEEP!

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by ubyways(m): 1:18pm On May 25, 2015
Gej hope you have seen the shame u brought to this country, u and ur unborn generation will not go Scot free the for destroy this country. Thank God have justify my conscience for not voting u during d concluded election. I pity some nigerians who don't have shame on thier faces,this is a national embarrassment.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:25pm On May 25, 2015
ROSSIKE:
You are an ignorant dunce. Africa today is 100 times more developed than it was under white rule. The whites ruled Nigeria from 1897 to 1960 (63 years) and in that period they built not one university, not one dam, not one power plant, not one dual carriageway, not a single manufacturing industry, and not a single major hospital. Today under black rule, we count these things in the hundreds. The only problem is there are still millions of people under-served by these amenties. So it is just a question of time.
Nonsense! The only university they built has degenerated into sh*t! If they were to be around by now they would have built more and standardized universities. There is no excuse that Nigerians have failed the continent with all the huge natural resources the country have. You need to quit and stop displaying low intelligence here.

What we need to do is to make change for the better but we aren't doing that. How in the whole wide world would Nigerians be respected when they voted former dictator of 74 years into power and expected to move forward? cry cry cry cry cry cry
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by cap28: 1:28pm On May 25, 2015
BlackMagic2, watch this video and learn how your white master burnt down a prosperous African American community in the 1920s and got away with it.

You really think this devil who could do this to the people whose ancestors built his nation with their blood, sweat and tears would want you a black African to ever have anything good in life:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdT8edPYQ7E
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by czarr(m): 1:29pm On May 25, 2015
na true talk na....all sentiments and loyalty apart,......just wanted imagine if place like Dubai no get fuel...,I must yab dem,so I concur even tho I feel bad.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:34pm On May 25, 2015
@ OP

Please, post your sources?
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by jaz(m): 1:36pm On May 25, 2015
I'M SO SPEECHLESS
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:37pm On May 25, 2015
Nigerians just need to get their acts together and get involved in the way they are being governed.
Unfortunately the wound is very deep and it will take time to heal, but one step at a time. We need
a cultural revolution, in the way we think and treat each other. This change can happen, one person to one family to one street to
one city to one state to one country at a time! I am not interested in talking about our vices any longer, i am more interested in
coming up with solutions to change things for the better!

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:38pm On May 25, 2015
cap28:
BlackMagic2, watch this video and learn how your white master burnt down a prosperous African American community in the 1920s and got away with it.

You really think this devil who could do this to the people whose ancestors built his nation with their blood, sweat and tears would want you a black African to ever have anything good in life:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdT8edPYQ7E
Stop blaming whites, look inward and do something. Are white people responsible for the Nigerian inability to develop and organize themselves? You are always looking for excuse for our failures! Smh...!

We talk too much! Instead of doing something here we are lamenting. Cry! Continue to cry like a baby and think that would solve the problems. angry angry lipsrsealed lipsrsealed
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:40pm On May 25, 2015
all4naija:

Nonsense! The only university they built has degenerated into sh*t! If they were to be around by now they would have built more and standardized universities. There is no excuse that Nigerians have failed the continent with all the huge natural resources the country have. You need to quit and stop displaying low intelligence here.

What we need to do is to make change for the better but we aren't doing that. How in the whole wide world would Nigerians be respected when they voted former dictator of 74 years into power and expected to move forward? cry cry cry cry cry cry
Mr Dumb and Dumber, if they did not build a single university in 63 years (which they didn't as UI was a 'college') while exporting annually resources worth countless billions in today's money, what makes you think they would have suddenly changed their minds if they'd been left to rule longer? Can't you see you think like a donkey?
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by cap28: 1:42pm On May 25, 2015
all4naija:
Stop blaming whites, look inward and do something. Are white people responsible for the Nigerian inability to develop and organize themselves? You are always looking for excuse for our failures! Smh...!

We talk too much! Instead of doing something here we are lamenting. Cry! Continue to cry like a baby and think that would solve the problems. angry angry lipsrsealed lipsrsealed

Dummy did you watch the video clip or is the information contained within it too complex for your to absorb and understand?
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by hansad: 1:45pm On May 25, 2015
jidebaba69:
We deserve every bit ridicule from them.
Things will never change until we change from within.
I'm elated that gej will be history by Friday because he has just made bad situation into a terrible disaster. History will judge him very harshly and I believe he deserves it.
You can magine that these white people don't know us as Yoruba, Igbos or Hausa just corrupt nigerians who don't know how to manage their God given resources.
This should be a new beginning for all Nigerians lets leave all this religious and tribalistic tendencies behind and build a new Nigeria. We can prove them wrong!

You lie. Truth is: informed white people know us as Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, etc., as people with diverse value systems owing to the diversity of their cultures and religions.

Our diversity cannot allow for nationhood ever emerging from Nigeria.
Imagine you expecting nationhood to emerge from a country formed from Greece and Turkey. Never gonna be.

When you form ethno/religious based political alliance to allienate others from goings on in the country, how else do you define tribalism and religious bigotry in a multiethnic country? Your lot started it.

That you believe you profit from others in Nigeria must not make you spin yarn trying to confuse others to stick to ever dysfunctional One Nigeria.

In the USA with people of diverse cultures and religions, English value systems rule. In every other country of diverse cultures and religions, the value systems of the most predominant group rule.
But in Nigeria, the value systems of the three most dominat groups - Hausa/Fulani, Igbo and Yoruba are at cross with one another.

Splitting Nigeria to get Arewa, Oduduwa and Biafra, and possibly smaller Niger delta Republics, must help humans in present Nigeria to develop more than they can under one Nigeria.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:48pm On May 25, 2015
ROSSIKE:
Mr Dumb and Dumber, if they did not build a single university in 63 years, while exporting annually resources worth countless billions in today's money, what makes you think they would have suddenly changed their minds if they'd been left to rule longer? Can't you see you think like a donkey?
You are I d I o t! I don't know what you have done in your laziness for that country that gives you the right to think you know better when you don't. You stark illiterate!

I can see what the colonialists left are even sensibly run in their time than now. Please, go get your warped brain somewhere in your ignorance and primitive nature to psychiatrist for help. You are only full of excuses and they are among the same reasons that continent remained backward. You aren't useful to humanity than complain without contributing anything good in solving the problems. They(whites) have left the country for years yet nothing is done to advance it. It is becoming worst than ever before. I don't think there was petroleum scarcity in Nigeria during the colonial master's administration. Whenever you are told the truth you resort to calling names and using slurs as barbarian that you are making no sense. You have an IQ of a brute.

Shame on you for trying to hide behind false claim.

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:50pm On May 25, 2015
cap28:


Dummy did you watch the video clip or is the information contained within it too complex for your to absorb and understand?

Oh, yeah! How has that affect the current situation of petroleum scarcity in Nigeria? I am telling you that your video post is irrelevant here. I know you don't have the brain power to grasp that. Smh...! angry lipsrsealed cry cry cry
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:55pm On May 25, 2015
agarawu23:
all countries around the world faces challenges too undecided

the challenges we are facing presently isn't forever so therefore nobody should vomit crap embarassed
When our problem is natural like other nations, we get sympathy. But what we have is like our primary school hyme."some have food but cannot eat". Shame on all african leaders since inception.

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by ucheokpara100(m): 1:56pm On May 25, 2015
i think it's late to develop nigeria cos where do we start from? town planning zero oil gone!. where else?
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 1:57pm On May 25, 2015
all4naija:

You are I d I o t! I don't know what you have done in your laziness for that country that give you the right to think you know better when you don't. You stark illiterate!

I can see what the colonialists left are even sensibly run in their time than now. Please, go get your warp brain somewhere in your ignorance and primitive nature to psychiatrist for help. You are only full of excuses and they are among the same reasons that continent remained backward. You aren't useful to humanity than complain without contributing anything good in solving the problems. They(whites) have left the country for years yet not is done to advanced it. It is becoming worst than ever before. I don't think there were petroleum scarcity in Nigeria during the colonial master's administration. Whenever you are told the truth you resort to calling names and using slurs as barbarian that you are making not sense. You have an IQ of a brute.

Shame on you for trying to hide behind false claim.
Mr Dumb and Dumber, you say there was no petroleum scarcity during colonial rule. That was because there was near zero demand for petroleum, since 99.9% of the population were too poor to own cars or motorbikes. The 'rich' rode bicycles. Your grandparents under white rule cooked with firewood in the village. There was no electricity for 95% of the population because there was no national grid or major power plants constructed. They were too poor to afford generators, which were useless anyway as their homes were not wired. You may not realise this, but the colonialists merely imported huge generators to power a few GRAs, and our power output at independence was a mere 270 mw. Phew...I'm done educating your dull head. Go back to your slaveboy duties. Donkey.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:09pm On May 25, 2015
ucheokpara100:
i think it's late to develop nigeria cos where do we start from? town planning zero oil gone!. where else?

It is not late! The issue is that citizens aren't ready to fight for their rights and the leaders aren't ready to create institutions which follow rule of law. The society needs to come together, think and continue to think on how to find solutions to the problem. Not the usual fighting one another over resource control, positions and power while they use religion and fanatical doctrines to brainwash their own people to carry bombs and to kill. Jeez!

It is sad nobody sees that to develop Nigeria is as easy as reading ABC. The truth is that too much people are advancing toward corruption and greed of having everything to themselves without thinking on how to develop the nation and help move humanity forward. That is a very sad thing about that nation! Even the citizens praise mediocrity when the government provides cheap and little infrastructure where better could have been done yet they have huge fund to themselves to buy private jets, marry pretty ladies from another nations, purchase expensive villas in rich neighborhood in the west and expend on luxury goods in foreign countries while creating smelling and disorganized tenth-world in Nigeria. What we need is to do it to question them and take necessary actions .cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:16pm On May 25, 2015
ROSSIKE:
Mr Dumb and Dumber, you say there was no petroleum scarcity during colonial rule. That was because there was near zero demand for petroleum, since 99.9% of the population were too poor to own cars or motorbikes. The 'rich' rode bicycles. Your grandparents under white rule cooked with firewood in the village. There was no electricity for 95% of the population because there was no national grid or major power plants constructed. They were too poor to afford generators, which were useless anyway as their homes were not wired. You may not realise this, but the colonialists merely imported huge generators to power a few GRAs, and our power output at independence was a mere 270 mw. Phew...I'm done educating your dull head. Go back to your slaveboy duties. Donkey.
Whenever you open your mouth it smells foul. You are very unreasonable. This is an oil producing nation and many poorer nations around the world aren't even passing through such crisis. What a way to go in supporting your imbecilic points. You have no shame at all in making senseless statement thinking you are helping to defend the nation whereas you are defending backwardness. I have never seen people in my life who love to hide behind falsehood and suffer in penury like Nigerians. You are just one of them and it is typical of your rants around the web. That is a shame on you if we still have people in the 21st century who think backward and expected to be taken serious like you.

What is good for you is to get your ass to the hinter village where development is not needed in the crude environment. You are a disgrace to that nation and humanity. How can you educate me when you aren't educated? I pity you in your stupidity.


Where is the evidence to your bogus claim there was no power for 95% of the population? There is no power in Nigeria in this present time yet Mali can manage it power system better than Nigeria. What are you driving at? angry lipsrsealed


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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:26pm On May 25, 2015
all4naija:

Whenever you open your mouth it smells foul. You are very unreasonable. This is an oil producing nation and many poorer nations around the world aren't even passing through such crisis. What a way to go in supporting your imbecilic points. You have no shame at all in making senseless statement thinking you are helping to defend the nation whereas you are defending backwardness. I have never seen people in my life who love to hide behind falsehood and suffer in penury like Nigerians. You are just one of them and it is typical of your rants around the web. That is a shame on you if we still have people in the 21st century who think backward and expected to be taken serious like you.

What is good for you is to get your ass to the hinter village where development is not needed in the crude environment. You are a disgrace to that nation and humanity. How can you educate me when you aren't educated? I pity you in your stupidity.


Where is the evidence to your bogus claim there was no power for 95% of the population? There is no power in Nigeria in this present time yet Mali can manage it power system better than Nigeria. What are you driving at? angry lipsrsealed
Name one power plant built before 1960 with a generating capacity above 100mw. See you are just a little boy and a fool who doesn't know how to measure progress and sees the white man as his god. Not sure why you're mentioning Mali. Have you actually researched their power output? What you really need is a return to the classroom. You need to educate and improve yourself before finding fault in others. I know you're too thick headed to do that.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:32pm On May 25, 2015
ROSSIKE:
Name one power plant built before 1960 with a generating capacity above 100mw. See you are just a little boy and a fool who doesn't know how to measure progress and sees the white man as his god. Not sure why you're mentioning Mali. Have you researched their power output? What you really need is a return to the classroom. You need to educate and improve yourself before finding fault in others.
Do you see how senseless you are? How many countries in the world have that generating plant capacity in the world at that time? Even in the present time Nigeria can't manage the existing ones. What a shame!
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:37pm On May 25, 2015
all4naija:
Do you see how senseless you are? How many countries in the world have that generating plant capacity in the world at that time?
Why don't you educate yourself and check on Google? Don't you know how to research information? Walking dullard. I told you - leave others, leave Nigeria. Work on yourself. You know nothing except how to kiss white behind. That's not good enough. Go and get an education and develop the will and aptitude to know more.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:39pm On May 25, 2015
ROSSIKE:
Why don't you educate yourself and check on Google? Don't you know how to research information? Walking dullard. I told you - leave others, leave Nigeria. Work on yourself.
You are really a dullard! You keep dodging my questions because you have no answers yet want to claim you are educated. You are being unreasonably silly to me.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by AAinEqGuinea: 2:44pm On May 25, 2015
It's why I love Africa, I love Africans, I love African Americans, I love Afro-carribeaners... We all seem to suffer together when you really think about it.

lets all come together and try now even harder to be accepted by those with the nerves to do the judging.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:47pm On May 25, 2015
all4naija:
You are really a dullard! You keep dodging my questions because you have no answers yet want to claim you are educated. You are being unreasonably silly to me.
What question? Some illiterate garbling about "what country have that generating plant capacity at the time". Is that what you call a question? Dude, go and get an education. That's what you need right now.
Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by Nobody: 2:53pm On May 25, 2015
ROSSIKE:
What question? Some illiterate garbling about "what country have that generating plant capacity at the time". Is that what you call a question? Dude, go and get an education . That's what you need right now.
Oh, yeah! It is surprising you don't know the meaning of question in the first place. You don't have the right to come here and act as if you are educated when you are not. You stark raving bonkers! Yes, it is a question! The country is supposed to be countries and the reference is clear enough. You can't make good sentences in your posts yet you are pointing out typos. For example, in this your post. It is not correct to say 'Dude, go and get an education' but dude, go and get educated or dude, you need an education. Learn to ask questions properly in English. Not 'What question?' but 'What question are you referring to?'. angry

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Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by mikeakeh(m): 2:54pm On May 25, 2015
agarawu23:
all countries around the world faces challenges too undecided

the challenges we are facing presently isn't forever so therefore nobody should vomit crap embarassed
face challenges as severe as this c'mon this is terrible, wayy beyond challenges, this is a total catastrophe.

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