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no need to cancel. Leave them all for me. Let them come in their millions i will give them terrible punch they will never recover from..lazy idiots who cant see beyond their nose. On every single street in nigeria there is a multi millionaire. Slaves!!!

timesup234:
no need to cancel. Leave them all for me. Let them come in their millions i will give them terrible punch they will never recover front..lazy idiots who cant see beyond their nose. On every singl street in nigeria there is a multi millionaire. Slaves!!!

Dont mind the dingbat craving to get a response.

‘‘twas more like a comedy

madjune:
Its true Nigeria is so hard to live in.

Must she rub it in people's faces?
What's with dropping the money on her face and saying the shit hurts?

She's in UK...and so what?

She's luckily there enjoying the products of another peoples good thinking and sweat.

Shefollow them develop that place? No shame.

She is right. Sometimes I wonder if all Nigerians have been bewitched that they cannot protest like in Sudan and Algeria.

Look at this road..Apapa Oshodi road linking the seaport terminals and the best airport in the country.

If you can show any pic of a place like these in war-torn. Libya, Afganistan, Syria, and Yemen I will send you N100,000 recharge card.

The road leads to hell, Even hell road should be neater...

PRESENTATION:
‘‘twas more like a comedy

I tire sef

Stingman:



She is right. Sometimes I wonder if all Nigerians have been bewitched that they cannot protest like in Sudan and Algeria.

Look at this road..Apapa Oshodi road linking the seaport terminals and the best airport in the country.

If you can show any pic of a place like these in war-torn. Libya, Afganistan, Syria, and Yemen I will send you N100,000 recharge card.

The road leads to hell, Even hell road should be neater...

go to time square in New York and see for yourself. It smells of piss and you can easily be choked. These white people just know how to hide it better. The poverty and hopelessness in the western world is comparable to that obtained in war torn Sudan or Syria. CNN did a good job damaging the reasoning faculty of most Nigerians

timesup234:
go to time square in New York and see for yourself. It smells of piss and you can easily be choked. These white people just know how to hide it better. The poverty and hopelessness in the western world is comparable to that obtained in war torn Sudan or Syria. CNN did a good job damaging the reasoning faculty of most Nigerians

You are talking to people who see the world only through CNN. Time Square New York can never be like Oshodi-Apapa road. That road is a public health tragedy.

You don't bite the finger that fed you.

You throw down that ladder you climbed to the top.

Don't insult the country that gave you everything.


Finally! YOU CAN GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE!! Who wan follow should follow her and go. Population has been Nigeria's biggest problem.

Stingman:


You are talking to people who see the world only through CNN. Time Square New York can never be like Oshodi-Apapa road. That road is a public health tragedy.

The homelessness and beggars found on every corner in New York city makes Oshodi-Apapa road looks like paradise. The crime rate in New York and Chicago makes Sambisa forest looks like a safer haven

Stingman:



She is right. Sometimes I wonder if all Nigerians have been bewitched that they cannot protest like in Sudan and Algeria.

Look at this road..Apapa Oshodi road linking the seaport terminals and the best airport in the country.

If you can show any pic of a place like these in war-torn. Libya, Afganistan, Syria, and Yemen I will send you N100,000 recharge card.

The road leads to hell, Even hell road should be neater...

How about you leading the protests. You wouldn't, you will prefer to run to another place where the streets are clean even though you know in your mind the streets are not cleaned over there by aliens from outer space.
Make your own mark, gather like minded people together and protest rather than taking the cowardly way out by running away.

Hedonini:

Ogbeni get lost and may you crash from your high horse, with your self-important, condescending delusion. Social media is a leveller, that's why I can deign you these responses. You're beneath me.

End.

You sound classless

Guestlander:


How about you leading the protests. You wouldn't, you will prefer to run to another place where the streets are clean even though you know in your mind the streets are not cleaned over there by aliens from outer space.
Make your own mark, gather like minded people together and protest rather than taking the cowardly way out by running away.

How will I led a protest in Lagos that belongs to the Yorubas...remember? You want Tinubu led by MC Olumo to kill somebody. You are the lazy and coward man here. Guess why you are helpless...It is because those trailers are owned by the northerners. If they were mainly Igbos, you igbophobic people would have chased them away ages ago. You know this is the truth.

I thought I was the only one making this statement in the whole wide world, damn!








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Problem with most discussion is that it eventually degenerate into ethnic diatribe.so the sauce becomes lost in the mist of tinubu,ojukwu etc. Bric a brac

BuhariAdvocate:
She is an idiot, bastard ashewo.

You get sense? People are crying for minimum wages to be reviewed it got reviewed and one will still not offer services paid for (salary) but will want you to tip first and when you don't, you are called names.

Nigeria is a scam.

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Beware of the dangers of a single narrative...
Here's the testimony of a first-time returnee to Nigeria.

Few things in life are black-and-white, certainly not Nigeria!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbnkcNVrrC8

Its what i been saying o... millions of pastors, millions of Imams, hundreds of thousands of political leaders, hundreds of thousands of police officers, hundreds of thousands of traditional Obas/chiefs and community leaders, EFCC, millions of lawyers and legal advocates, Amnesty Intl., Wole Soyinka, etc. Why is Nigeria still such a messed up country?

Very funny video... Naija we hail thee. Police will see you want to make a wrong turn and wait for you to make mistake and pounce on you and extort money from you. Nigeria is so corrupt to the bone marrow... shamelessly corrupt nation.

Bevista:
Social Media is truly a leveler. Once again, I do appreciate your kind words.

What are you doing here?

9jaRealist:
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Beware of the dangers of a single narrative...
Here's the testimony of a first-time returnee to Nigeria.

Few things in life are black-and-white, certainly not Nigeria!

Why did she run back after? Telling us how good her Zoo is from far away USA.

The mumu was praising the ceremony she attended but couldn't even stay and enjoy the ceremony because she had to go and sit in 4 hour traffic so she wouldn't miss her flight.

When I get my own visa and fly out, I will probably start loving the Zoo as well.

madridsta007:


Can’t you guys just be humble for once (I mean, t won’t kill you) and concede and agree that Buhari has been, evidently, a failure as predicted? Does humility kill people? GEJ this, GEJ that. With Obj you had a government that got debt relief in billions of pounds. With GEJ you had a government whose economic drive propelled Nigeria to the too 3 fastest growing economy in the world. With an illiterate Buhari you have an outcome which is only normal with illiteracy— can’t you guys just get this very simple fact? Will it kill you?

Watch the people you argue with and spend your time on online. They are just broken and can't relate with what is expected of a sane society anymore. They are comfortable living like animals because they don't know what it feels like to live like a human being anymore, they have never experienced it.

I do not intend to abandon the country because there's so much money and human resources to be made and tapped here but I don't mind coming to Nigeria only when I have to and return to the UK, USA or Canada where my family will be.

Most Nigerians do not know most of the big private sector guys they see on TV with houses in Ikeja GRA and the island only come here for meetings and return the moment they are done. Some even come just to worship Saturday, Sunday and they are gone Sunday night until they have to return within the week.

SocialJustice:
Watch the people you argue with and spend your time on online. They are just broken and can't relate with what is expected of a sane society anymore. They are comfortable living like animals because they don't know what it feels like to live like a human being anymore, they have never experienced it.

I do not intend to abandon the country because there's so much money and human resources to be made and tapped here but I don't mind coming to Nigeria only when I have to and return to the UK, USA or Canada where my family will be.

Most Nigerians do not know most of the big private sector guys they see on TV with houses in Ikeja GRA and the island only come here for meetings and return the moment they are done. Some even come just to worship Saturday, Sunday and they are gone Sunday night until they have to return within the week.

Young man the percentage of Nigerians abroad with houses in lekki, ikoyi and victoria island is less than 2%. They dont have that kind of money so stop twising it. If any could afford it then they made the money with their contacts back in Nigeria. The first 10 million richest Nigerians live and work here, not a single person based abroad will be in the top 10million. Lets be real here, the average Nigerian is richer than the average American and when i say American i am talking about whites who are first class citizen. America and Canada are debts trap

This is a FACT!

advocate666:


Why did she run back after? Telling us how good her Zoo is from far away USA.

The mumu was praising the ceremony she attended but couldn't even stay and enjoy the ceremony because she had to go and sit in 4 hour traffic so she wouldn't miss her flight.

When I get my own visa and fly out, I will probably start loving the Zoo as well.

Some Nigerians never miss an opportunity to miss the point!

Point is, Nigeria (like life itself) is NOT a homogeneous experience. Two visitors with similar backgrounds and yet two completely different experiences. The danger of a single narrative is trying to extrapolate reality from one's own narrow and limited experiences. SMH
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Temptee101:

As in eh! Just look at the way Nigerians suffer. Sometimes when I walk through the market or busy place, I stand still for some minutes asking myself why Nigeria was created in the first place

For the British to launder our resources and the profit generated from them. Little has changed since then in that regard

Stingman:


How will I led a protest in Lagos that belongs to the Yorubas...remember? You want Tinubu led by MC Olumo to kill somebody. You are the lazy and coward man here. Guess why you are helpless...It is because those trailers are owned by the northerners. If they were mainly Igbos, you igbophobic people would have chased them away ages ago. You know this is the truth.

Forget about Lagos, start from your villages. Aba is an eyesore, you can start from there.

Nigeria has become hell fire, i could survive only two weeks when i came home, if not for my parents, aswear i will not go to Nigeria again.

mabea:
Permit me to say this, you are mad!

Truth hurts I guess.

Permit me to say this you are a fool for seeing and hearing the truth yet you refuse to acknowledge it.

Hunger, corruption and poverty kill u dia for refusing to speak the truth and even going as far as insulting someone who has the courage to do so.

Useless citizen of a dead country!