TayserMahri:


You will have to ask your naijo bros that question. The general consensus among all right thinking Nigerians is that a disgruntled bunch of Igbos were at the epicentre of the first coup. You havent proved the contrary. Mentioning several Yorubas and northerners here and there as accomplices doesnt exonerate Igbos. The most shocking part of your post is the claim that the high level of nepotism, tribalism and corruption led to the coup. Since when were Igbos that moral? Igbos have been variously characterized (and quite self-evidently so) as a most amoral people, just next to the Mongols under Genghis, and Satan . You mean there's an actual time in the past in the real world when Igbos could call out people on immorality? Thats def news bruh!



Inevitably one is bound to question Igbo population and how the war impacted it. One would expect a log-kill effect during the war followed by a Gompertzian growth immediately after but you folks are fond of breaking the laws of nature. As untrustworthy as you sound, I trust you more than the Nigerian bureau of statistics. If the pop now is 60 M then we need a new model to explain your nothing-short-of-madness growth rate. According to this research paper, the 1953 census revealed Igbos were 5 million. In 1963 they were 9 million, 1986 15-18 million...it gets vague over time lets end here.

Working with 5 million at time t=0, i.e 1953, and your current impartial estimate of 60 M, we get an annual growth rate of 17 %! Dont forget 3 M ± were later killed, so from the 5 M we could be talking of a low of 6 M as at the 60s, and consequently an even insanely higher growth rate. Wha[b]t the hell dude! I tried using a p[b]opulation tool projector and as soon as I entered the figures it auto-switched to bacteria pop prediction. Your fertility rate is only comparable to bacteria.[/[/b]b] I'm pretty sure its the same with the Hausa/Fulanis and Yorubas.

HAHAHA!? All true- whenever we say none of their figures make sense, they claim we're "jealous of the Giant!" My goodness, Ohhh,Naij! Remind me how many times we've said Yemi Kale and everyone else associated with stats in that country should be jobless....
BTW, even Somalis with one of the highest global growth rates are even half of that insane 17% annual Igbo rate. IIRC,its max maybe 4.2%.

TayserMahri:


We need a toast for that . That was a Dave vs Goliath match. Did you see the Ugandans admitted that they let the goals in just to ensure all four East African nations go to Afcon? You should thank them for that.

Uganda didn't play too hard because they qualified for Afcon before the match with Tz. But they didn't just let in the goals. FIFA rules don't allow a match fixing, so Uganda didn't do as you said and Ugandans don't want to jeopardize their Afcon spot by talking foolishly

TayserMahri:


You will have to ask your naijo bros that question. The general consensus among all right thinking Nigerians is that a disgruntled bunch of Igbos were at the epicentre of the first coup. You havent proved the contrary. Mentioning several Yorubas and northerners here and there as accomplices doesnt exonerate Igbos. The most shocking part of your post is the claim that the high level of nepotism, tribalism and corruption led to the coup. Since when were Igbos that moral? Igbos have been variously characterized (and quite self-evidently so) as a most amoral people, just next to the Mongols under Genghis, and Satan . You mean there's an actual time in the past in the real world when Igbos could call out people on immorality? Thats def news bruh!



Inevitably one is bound to question Igbo population and how the war impacted it. One would expect a log-kill effect during the war followed by a Gompertzian growth immediately after but you folks are fond of breaking the laws of nature. As untrustworthy as you sound, I trust you more than the Nigerian bureau of statistics. If the pop now is 60 M then we need a new model to explain your nothing-short-of-madness growth rate. According to this research paper, the 1953 census revealed Igbos were 5 million. In 1963 they were 9 million, 1986 15-18 million...it gets vague over time lets end here.

Working with 5 million at time t=0, i.e 1953, and your current impartial estimate of 60 M, we get an annual growth rate of 17 %! Dont forget 3 M ± were later killed, so from the 5 M we could be talking of a low of 6 M as at the 60s, and consequently an even insanely higher growth rate. What the hell dude! I tried using a population tool projector and as soon as I entered the figures it auto-switched to bacteria pop prediction. Your fertility rate is only comparable to bacteria. I'm pretty sure its the same with the Hausa/Fulanis and Yorubas.

Another fantastic reply

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vaxx:
if i were you, i will remain silent till the next five decade. You just recently won the indisputable champion of the idiot .

Don't you notice how i turn your entire knowledge into something of no value ( spelling and grammar) You dissapoint your fellow fools. Have a nice fool day anyway.....loll

Empty as usual. Show us the link between oilfields and palm oil or forever remain silent.

The bolded must really have hit ye badly. But the truth is that you need to improve those skills highlighted above. Your spelling and grammar skills are the equivalent of those of a primary 1 pupil in Nigeria.

jaycent:
ARRANT NONSENSE? You're a Yahoo Yahoo gay? Go and continue sucking your dog's dick. You stupid gay idiot?

You foolish gay dude in a useless poverty capital terrorism,prostitution,scammers and useless country,look at your Niger state and Minna village where you live,and you open your stinky mouth against progressive Ghana,am speechless,do you even have electricity in that state,hope you were under your gay ass bed when these attacks are going on otherwise if they kidnap you and realize you're gay,they will rape you till death,idiot,prison break village,how do you name a state Niger state just as your failed neighbor Niger republic

forgiveness:


He is trying to come out.

These days they only come out at night like bats. When we are sleeping.

jaycent:
Let's pity him? Because him don cry too much

He has been crying since jacblZe broke his heart on the Kicc vs cocoa house battle. A battle he started himself and lost.

First Lady Margaret Kenyatta is to preside over the official opening of the African Art and Finance Conference, 2019.More than 44 African countries have confirmed their attendance at the conference.The intent of the conference is to build structures, institutions and value chains that allow artists to tell their stories through visual art. The conference brings together African artists,government agencies, regulators, investment banks, financial institutions, private collectors, legal practitioners, accounting, tax and audit experts to discuss how to grow African art as an alternative form of investment.
Below is her arriving at a Nairobi hotel.

You can't compare her with the cosmetic degree holder in the name of Aisha Buhari!

Recently I mentioned huge secret Asian gold hoards to be used to back a global currency reset,remember?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyJdaKRXqME

4.30 mn. This world isn't the way it seems,like I always say!

Just30:

very simple

the website is nigerian and we know Nigerian journalist are bogus to make critical analysis


why do you think Ghana will be borrowing 100 billion dollars very soon?

You people love lying to yourselves like the proverbial ostrich. You are hiding behind a finger Ghana is a Highly Indebted Poor Country Does that not give you your answer that Nigeria's debt profile is far more sustainable than Ghana's?

Below are the dishonourable members of the HIPC club.Hit me up when you find Nigeria among those countries.

Heavily Indebted
Poor Country (HIPC)
Initiative
January 9, 2018
Relieving The World's Poorest Countries Of
Unmanageable Debt Burdens
Afghanistan Central
African
Republic
Ethiopia Haiti Mauritania Senegal
Benin Chad The
Gambia
Honduras Mozambique Sierra
Leone
Bolivia Comoros Ghana Liberia Nicaragua Tanzania
Burkina
Faso
Republic
of Congo
Guinea Madagascar Niger Togo
Burundi Democratic
Republic
of Congo
Guinea-
Bissau Malawi Rwanda Uganda
Cameroon Cote
d’Ivoire Guyana Mali Sao Tome &
Principe
Zambia

http://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/debt/brief/hipc
From a Nigerian institution based in Washington DC.

NairobiWalker:


[s]How come you never waste a chance to jump into an argument whenever anyone quotes me Mr. Fence sitter? Pretending to tell idiots (who would never ignore me anyway) to ignore me doesn't erase the fact that everyone here knows you are seriously scared of me yet always long for my attention.[/s]

I will not allow a lass like you climb on my back to attain relevance. You are trash.

Mpesa Foundation Academy which sponsors needy students! Mpesa giving back to the society!

Grammatical rules are descriptive, not prescriptive.

Language is always evolving. I'm just ahead of the curve.

obaaderemi:
Empty as usual. Show us the link between [b]oilfields and palm oil or forever remain silent. [/b]

The bolded must really have hit ye badly. But the truth is that you need to improve those skills highlighted above. Your spelling and grammar skills are the equivalent of those of a primary 1 pupil in Nigeria.

You bloviate so much and this may affect you senectitude life. Take a chill to ease your pains.


I will advice you to get yourself a language tuttor (understand the basic diffrence between spelling and grammar and their application. .find a way to stop embarrassing youself publicly .

jaycent:
Hahahaha Obaa you ehh? You will make heaven

Have we and kazikazi not been telling them for almost 2years that Kenya has been suffering hunger and food insecurity for a long time?Instead the fools here were posting tea farms and companies owned by foreigners and lying about real situations of things. Now,the truth is out and they are acting surprised.

A catapult and a rusty AK-The standard issue for the Nigeria Army!

FN Scar H with eotech,M4 Carbine,M16 Rifle-Standard issue for the Kenya Army and the Special forces!

vaxx:
[s]Grammatical rules are descriptive, not prescriptive.

Language is always evolving. I'm just ahead of the curve.

You bloviate so much and this may affect you senectitude life. Take a chill to ease your pains.


I will advice you to get yourself a language tuttor (understand the basic diffrence between spelling and grammar and their application. .find a way to stop embarrassing youself publicly .

Trash as usual. Is it too hard for this idiot to substantiate
his claim? If you want relief,you have to beg! Now, show us the link between oilfields and palm oil.

Meanwhile, the first bolded is funny. Ahead of the curve indeed.

Jonraid:
A catapult and a rusty AK-The standard issue for the Nigeria Army!

Jonrabies, does it not shame you that the Nigerian army you mock is ranked higher than your boy scouts(army)?

obaaderemi:
Have we and kazikazi not been telling them for almost 2years that Kenya has been suffering hunger and food insecurity for a long time?Instead the fools here were posting tea farms and companies owned by foreigners and lying about real situations of things. Now,the truth is out and they are acting surprised.

The foolishness which is in the heads of kiberans is too huge.Imagine a white guy or a politician like Kenyatta owns a big fertile land in Kenya,he then choose to grow flowers and tea for European markets, while the poor in Turkana or Samburu are starving to death because they are living in arid areas.

Boy scouts you call them! It's okay.I think we should issue catapults to our army!

obaaderemi:
Jonrabies, does it not shame you that the Nigerian army you mock is ranked higher than your boy scouts(army)?

Kazikazi:
The foolishness which is in the heads of kiberans is too huge.Imagine a white guy or a politician like Kenyatta owns a big fertile land in Kenya,he then choose to grow flowers and tea for European markets, while the poor in Turkana or Samburu are starving to death because they are living in arid areas.

Do you know the areas where flowers are grown in Kenya
Don't talk as if Tanzania has never suffered starvation

obaaderemi:
Trash as usual. Is it too hard for this idiot to substantiate
his claim? If you want relief,you have to beg! Now, show us the link between oilfields and palm oil.

Meanwhile, the first bolded is funny. Ahead of the curve indeed.

if i were you at this junction, i will remain silent. Assuming you are even clever by half. You will understand what i mean by descriptive grammar, infact you will apologise for your continue stupidity.. And ask me to recommend an English tutor for you. But your arrogance/illiteracy had already beclouded your encephalon.

Talking about scouts.It was introduced in Kenya at around 1910.The founder of the scout movement died and was buried in Kenya!
That explains why galivant would post pictures of scouts! Scouting is well known here! Obaboon AKA obaaderemi

Tomi Oladipo knows that Kenya's Daystar made him to be where he is!

BBC fans will know him!

Just30:

very simple

the website is nigerian and we know Nigerian journalist are bogus to make critical analysis


why do you think Ghana will be borrowing 100 billion dollars very soon?

The illiterate road side economics had grope again.

He went online. And post a copy of HIPC and to him that is an evidence of unsustanablity.

Ghana is not heading to Greece debacle of a debt-to-GDP ratio of 180 percent. And this Greece of a country was not included in HIPC when it is obvious that their debt is unsustainable.

The loan taken so far have been invested into commercial projects such as the Ghana Gas project, the Bui and the Kpong Dam projects and that will generate sufficient cash flows to service the loans. Ask the roadside economics, how those Nigeria intend to service her debt borrowed to pay SALARIES? Crude Oil sales i guess?

For example, Akosombo Dam for instance paid for the loan that was taken to build it - something that demonstrates loans properly invested cannot be bad for the economy.


The idiot needs to be educated about HIPC and how Ghana debt sustainability is awesome but he will have to pay for it. I am not gonna do it free this time.

In and around Daystar,Athi River,Kenya

tylann:


Do you know the areas where flowers are grown in Kenya
Don't talk as if Tanzania has never suffered starvation

Those areas which you grow flowers,tea or coffee are known to us.
What I am saying is..give fertile land to your starving fellows

Inside Daystar!

AskiaHarem:
1.Over 60 million igbos? Hell No lmao
2. The majority of igbos above poverty line? Hell no

Verdict: You are a Grade A Liepod

Now go home!

Clown, looooooool.

Shady wear day(it's all about dressing shabby,picture 1 and 2) and Culture Week(picture 3 and 4) at Daystar University!