Katsumoto:


I don't share your optimism re dried up recenue. Just remember all those African states such as Mali, Burkina, Senegal that have no rich mineral resources. Also remember a perpetually poor man can handle poverty better than a man who was rich once.

In addition, nigerians dont have the work ethos of Asians. Just visit china, vietnam, korea, etc then you will understand how they were able to leapfrog Nigeria.

Desola:


Desola

Shymm3x:


Sir, I think the problem with these politicians is that: a lot of them don't actually go there to solve anything. More time they see politics as a business to maximise profits - and not a service to the people.

Once you have folks with a skewed mentality like that, and followers who don't really understand anything apart from praise-singing once loose change swings to their way - nothing is going to change. The whole country - leaders and followers - need a change of mentality/drive.

IlekeHD:


Ehen, how about the stripper girls you keep posting I wish you the best of luck, you sound like you have your head on your head on your shoulder.

I miss her too

Katsumoto:


I agree partially with this. I continue to maintain that in a yoruba only nation, old feuds and rivalries will resurface. We are talking about a yoruba nation where osun and oyo had to be given separate states, where Ijebu agitates for its own state. The same Yoruba that the most it came to being unified was during Awo's time which ironically was also a combustible era.

I am for regionalism/conferedation. The most progress the Yoruba made was in the 12 years it was a separate region.

Shymm3x:


Loool.

I just love messing about. You just have to know how to laugh and catch fun through all the BS, to create a balance. Life's short.

Sholly the Ekiti feminazi, if you're reading this, come back. But cut down the feminism tripe. Ain't no one got time for that bs.

Shymm3x:


Sir, I think the problem with these politicians is that: a lot of them don't actually go there to solve anything. More time they see politics as a business to maximise profits - and not a service to the people.

Once you have folks with a skewed mentality like that, and followers who don't really understand anything apart from praise-singing once loose change swings to their way - nothing is going to change. The whole country - leaders and followers - need a change of mentality/drive.

Shymm3x:


Sir, I think the problem with these politicians is that: a lot of them don't actually go there to solve anything. More time they see politics as a business to maximise profits - and not a service to the people.

Once you have folks with a skewed mentality like that, and followers who don't really understand anything apart from praise-singing once loose change swings to their way - nothing is going to change. The whole country - leaders and followers - need a change of mentality/drive.

Shymm3x:


Lol.

I'm just a walking ebonics/slang dictionary lol.

Do you want me to edit it and change it to something U-rated?

Shymm3x:


Lol.

I'm just a walking ebonics/slang dictionary lol.

Do you want me to edit it and change it to something U-rated?

Katsumoto:


Thats what I am trying to tell Dayo. These chaps have no ideas; all they are interested in is lining their pockets and the praise worship from sycophants.

Katsumoto:


Thats what I am trying to tell Dayo. These chaps have no ideas; all they are interested in is lining their pockets and the praise worship from sycophants.

IlekeHD:


That's my Ekiti amazon there I hope she comes back.

She doesn't need to cut down anything

Shymm3x:


The black man and feminism can NEVER get along. Two parallel lines.

But how come Ekiti chics are very stubborn, tho?

IlekeHD:


I'm Ekiti and I'm not stubborn.

modath:

Naaahhhh, keep doing you, it's just funny that you have a repertoire ready to go at any given time.....

But your ebonics is child's play in relation to all the "They head" "Me shoe" "Y'all be bishing" etc of Afro AM... Their's is a work of Art.

IlekeHD:


I'm Ekiti and I'm not stubborn.

Shymm3x:


Sir, I think the problem with these politicians is that: a lot of them don't actually go there to solve anything. More time they see politics as a business to maximise profits - and not a service to the people.

Once you have folks with a skewed mentality like that, and followers who don't really understand anything apart from praise-singing once loose change swings to their way - nothing is going to change. The whole country - leaders and followers - need a change of mentality/drive.

IlekeHD:


I'm Ekiti and I'm not stubborn.

raumdeuter:


LOL. You wan say this to my face?

Baba how far with the Olympics thread? You don run comot abi?

IlekeHD:


I'm Ekiti and I'm not stubborn.

superstar1:


Yeah today's most valuable resource all over the world is the human capacity of any nation. That is the strength of Germany Korea, Switzerland, Israel and even India now.

As a Yoruba Nation we can never be found wanting in this arena. People on this thread have posted profiles of yorubas with incredible and rich profiles, both at home and in diaspora.

Before this can be tapped and harnessed effectively, a system of governance that makes us to be in control of our destiny must be in place first. How many of those YID (Yorubas In Diaspora) would like to come back and serve Nigeria in this messed up state.They might be more than willing to serve a Yoruba Nation/Region because that is their root, even if they will not be paid.

Shymm3x:


AAs own ebonics.

When some AAs write in ebonics, you'd think it's a completely different language entirely.

And you don't want to get in war or words with these folks, they'll annihilate you.

Katsumoto:

I guess the Pope isnt Catholic then.

Shymm3x:

Yours is more passive aggressive.
Somewhat similar to ekt-bear and myndd.
But sholly and mrknowitall are proper Ekititians.

raumdeuter:


LOL. You wan say this to my face?

forgiveness:

@bold is the koko. Without Yoruba's in control of their destiny, Yoruba will be a based nation/region soon.
The solution is either Yourba's vigirously push for a Yoruba region or a Yoruba Nation. We will soon be a backward and underdeveloped Nation. Forget about Lagos. Other parts of Yoruba cities are underdeveloped
when compared to international cities/nations. But i don't think our leaders are really serious about it. Na minister position we wan chop. Mtchewww!

Shia! How dis thread don reach 200 pages?

modath:


Have you ever been lost & asked for assistance from someone speaking ebonics??

forgiveness:


@bold is the koko. Without Yoruba's in control of their destiny, Yoruba will be a based nation/region soon.
The solution is either Yourba's vigorously push for a Yoruba region or a Yoruba Nation. We will soon be a backward and underdeveloped Nation. Forget about Lagos. Other parts of Yoruba cities are underdeveloped
when compared to international cities/nations. But i don't think our leaders are really serious about it. Na minister position we wan chop. Mtchewww!

Shia! How dis thread don reach 200 pages?

Aareonakakanfo:

Baba how far with the Olympics thread? You don run comot abi?

raumdeuter:


Tay Tay

My intentions have been fulfilled. To divert them chit chat away from the Sport section so we can face and humiliate Chelsea fans

It first started as banters but i see say some people carry the thing for head like romani carry gala for traffic. So I don give them space

This isnt the 6th scandal of that type, In another 3yrs you would have seen many more

modath:

We can spend every night & day postulating hypothesis on the way out but until a short term poverty alleviation scheme is put in place, our people are not likely to have a mental shift from scrounging for crumbs of politicos tables....

When the few of us here gather to fashion a way out of the quagmire & we don't have cups of rice & 2k to share to people, what happens??

Shymm3x:


However, there has to be a way to at least make things work a little bit in the current quagmire.

At the end of the day, what makes a man is how best he can make use of his survival instinct regardless of the situation he finds himself in.

I honestly don't think Nigeria is stopping folks from being selfless.