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| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by rhidollah(m): 10:38am On Jan 27, 2019 |
NothingDoMe:They love their citizens and the government was shutdown for 35days, making life difficult for the people they swore to protect and serve all because of a stupid Mexican wall. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 12:04pm On Jan 27, 2019 |
rhidollah:Don't mind him jare,have already replied him accordingly. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by NothingDoMe: 3:03pm On Jan 27, 2019 |
ABSAO:I am an advocate because sovereignty is not in paper alone. Nigeria still imports materials for her international passport. I just start laughing anytime I think about it. ![]() I desperately want Nigeria to grow because Nigeria is much more than a bunch of tyrants and illiterates have made her to be. When other nations are competing in technology amongst themselves we are here practicing a useless quota system. We are celebrity mediocrity in our educational system. Now, most people believe that marriage shouldn't be with external intervention. But external intervention has saved a lot of marriages. Many marriages crashed because no one intervened. That's why I believe Nigeria is very ripe for foreign intervention. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 4:35pm On Jan 27, 2019 |
NothingDoMe:You did a very good job in enumerating our problems but all you listed here don't need any foreign intervention before it can be solved. Remember China didn't call for any "unreasonable" foreign intervention before they came out of wood. It's very disgusting seeing people protesting in front on foreign embassies calling for intervention on internal issues. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by NothingDoMe: 8:42pm On Jan 27, 2019 |
ABSAO:Well I saw the protests coming and that provides part of the evidence for foreign intervention. Whoever the Chinese leader was, he was straightforward. Tell me the truth, has the master corruption fighter shown any proper corruption fight other than going after the opposition. Unfortunately everything is politics. Whether local or international. If the local politics is becoming extreme, you go higher to international politics. So don't blame the protesters. They've simply taken it a notch higher. We are now playing a mixture of both types of politics. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 9:09pm On Jan 27, 2019 |
NothingDoMe:It's like both of us can't find common ground to agree,we so much believe in our opinion. let's give others chance to express themselves too. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by dadark: 9:41pm On Jan 27, 2019 |
i dont think it can happen in nigeria....military will just beat everybody up and take over themselves.... una seem to forget who the nigerian army is.... give them the chance and they will take it.... and their is nothing una international moroons can do about it.... |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ccollins(m): 10:04pm On Jan 27, 2019 |
ABSAO:trash of irrelevancy, what is great about Nigeria? is it the hidden killing,maiming of innocent soldiers in the north east or what exactly |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 7:19am On Jan 28, 2019 |
ccollins:Mr.man you have done a great job in listing some of our problems, the question now is does that call for for foreign intervention? Or are you so daft to understand that foreign nations cannot protect our interest for us? They will rather extort us!. P.S:learn how to argue without insults! |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by Pekele007: 7:48am On Jan 28, 2019 |
ABSAO:Bro, you can't compare the brain of an average Chinese citizen with that of a Nigerian. Nigeria CAN NEVER get out of this backwardness, not in this lifetime. A useless president that called his citizens 5% should have been impeached asap. I support the intervention of Foreign countries like USA because the UN,ICC and the rest bodies are too docile and weak. The system is already damaged beyond repair. We need to be recolonised and our constitution rewritten by our colonial masters. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 7:59am On Jan 28, 2019 |
Pekele007:Fine, if US intervene now,are you 100% sure they Will protect our interest? If our colonial official should rewrite our constitution for us,will they write to our advantage or their advantage? These are just simple logical questions!. Also,never say the Chinese are better than us! We are all human being. No one is better! That's racist of you. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by porka: 11:24am On Jan 28, 2019 |
Nigeria and Venezuela have a lot in common. Both are oil producing countries being afflicted by the 'Dutch disease'. They are being led by undemocratic entities who are using the state machinery to terrorize the system and force themselves on the people. The records of these entities in goverment are woeful, leading to deaths, insecurity, repression of opposition, high cost of living, mass exodus of people out of the countries and capital flight. Expectedly, in any democratlc environment, leaders with these very very bad records are supposed to be changed through electoral process by the people who feel the pains themselves but that has not happened in Venezuela and there are feelers that Buhari is not going to allow it to happen in Nigeria. Under normal conditions, with free and fair and transparent elections, Buhari cannot win next month's election even in Katsina State, because by human nature, no one would choose a leader who cannot provide the most basic of necessities, food and security. No human being will support someone who doesn't evoke hope but spreading poverty everywhere because he said he wants to build train. So, what Buhari would normally do giving his monumental failure in his first term to entrench himself in office is to manipulate the system and rig the elections. Otherwise, how does the whole world explain the actions of Buhari with the electoral process concerning key individuals who are significant to the outcome of the elections? His relation has been strategically positioned at INEC collation room while the backend is being prepared to accommodate the electoral shenanigans with the removal of the CJN. His government's 'main economic policy' has been categorized as vote buying by an international organization. The same Buhari we were told 'ordered' the Inspector General of Police to withhold the arraignment of Senator Adeleke for alleged certificate forgery because of the imminence of his election in Osun State till after the election, so that sinister motives won't be read into it. How come he now feels that the arraignment of the CJN illegally is appropriate on the eve of his own election if not because he has sinister intentions? In view of these developments, Buhari's actions have been rightly seen by the international community as trying to force himself back into office. If that happens, his legitimacy would be questioned and may lead to the Venezuelan scenario (or similar) in order to save the people from hardship. Civilized humanity should not sit by and allow people die of hunger and daily violence just because someone said he wants to build train. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by Pekele007: 3:10pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
ABSAO:If they aren't better than us, what's stopping our country from developing even to the level of ordinary South Africa in Africa here? I know you are trying to be patriotic but the truth is that this country can't work anymore....USA should intervene as soon as possible joor. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by budaatum: 3:59pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
Pocoloco:Go read up on Venezuela. It is not the equivalent of Atiku who took over! Juan Guaidó is the 35-year-old leader of Venezuela’s opposition-controlled national assembly. Effectively, he is the equivalent of defected Saraki, Mr O To Ge! Now you just imagine how Nigerians would react if Saraki could possibly kick out Buhari. Going by us here on NL, I predict we would be shooting each other already! And I doubt any nation would endorse him anyway. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 4:06pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
Pekele007:you haven't answer my questions. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by chillex77: 4:20pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
ABSAO:what Nigerian don't understand is the puppet game the opposition is playing is going to be at the detriment of the sovereignty this country. hence, they don't care to dine with the devil to get their goal. US always protect the interest of their coperate organisations and companies not the other way round. take time and look at their trend in various countries and you would see they only take side in any country (Sudan, Syria, Iraq, Venezuela, crimea etc all has oil) with resources in our own case too crude oil just like the venezula, and US would only ally with any be it the incumbent or the opposition that support the usurping of the resources in their country. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 4:26pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
chillex77:Very sound analysis! I'm happy I see some Nigerians know the evil Foreign intervention especially from US is capable of doing to us! |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by Pekele007: 4:47pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
ABSAO:The new constitution will serve our own interests of course. They only need to correct and block some loopholes that we can never amend till eternity. Bro, Nigeria is finished. |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by ABSAO(m): 5:09pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
Pekele007:You are already making mockery of yourself |
| Re: Venezuelan Scenerio In Nigeria by Pekele007: 5:52pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
ABSAO:Then wait till Jesus returns before Nigeria will be able to move an inch forward. |
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