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RomanceRe: Nigerian Men Regret Marrying Nigerian Women In The USA by RealMccoy2(m): 12:43am On Dec 20, 2012
[quote author=tpia@]oh boy.

people are confused,[/quote]People are confused when they embark on a mission to Nigeria to marry a woman they never dated or barely met just because society said so.
RomanceRe: Nigerian Men Regret Marrying Nigerian Women In The USA by RealMccoy2(m): 9:11pm On Dec 19, 2012
Great topic, this is a trend here in the US. My advise to Nigerian men and women, please don't allow the so called Nigerian society to dictate who you should be married to. I am not married to a Nigerian woman, any Nigerian woman that wishes to marry some one from other race should go ahead and do so. Divorce in our community is surging big time, cultural shock and lack of respecting for marriage is destroying Nigerian homes daily. My cousin's wife came to the states few years ago, they have four kids together. Unfortunately, she left him for another Nigerian man and now pregnant for this man. It's something we have to take seriously, it does cut across all tribe. I am not a fan of going to Africa or Nigeria to seek for a wife, you can breed your American wife to act like a Nigerian. My wife cooks our tradional food and love representing her adopted culture and continent. Our community leaders in the US need to act more on this growing trend.... OP I saw this article on Saharareporters and I could not agree more with the original author....cheers all.
CultureRe: Attention All Igbo Travellers by RealMccoy2(m): 10:02pm On Dec 18, 2012
I he neme nke anyi na ala nde ocha dis year.....Ndigbo kwenu!!!
PoliticsRe: FG, Lagos Sign MOU On Lekki Deep Sea Port by RealMccoy2(m): 5:59am On Dec 18, 2012
kettykin: Lagos has very limited land space the few available land space ought to be optimally utilised in the most economical way a sea port and a refinery which is better or even a high speed rail link which could have benefitted the state better and help it play its role as a commerical capital. Lagos state needs to hire a specialist from the world bank on development economics at most just copy hong kong or singapore verbatim and stop accusing your haters when you goof
They are Myopic free loaders,I would only take them seriously if they take back Kwara state from Fulani settlers and develop it as they fondly claim
EntertainmentRe: Daniel Wilson Finally Marries, Shows Off His 3 Adorable Kids by RealMccoy2(m): 7:41am On Dec 17, 2012
When Music was music "I ain't no casanova" Ragga Muphi! Ragga Muphi !!!
What happened to Felix Liberty peeps?
TravelRe: The Truth About Living Abroad by RealMccoy2(m): 1:01pm On Dec 15, 2012
eastOFwest: I will describe a flat as dingy if it is dingy! So because some people live in mud houses in Nigeria I cannot call a spade a spade?! It's this same mentality that is used when u criticise something in Nigeria and u ar told to shut up "as if u can do better" or "is it any better in your place?".

Didn't the white man also build schools, colleges and railways in Africa? What the hell are you talking about?! Of course, they had more to do in Africa because India had attained a certain level of advancement (which I'm sure is due to Their culture and lifestyle) when the white man came. However, that is no excuse! You don't expect the whole world to adjust to suit the Blackman? For chances to be "created" for us! We should fix up, adjust, do what is supposed to be done and stop moaning about "forces" against us, real or imagined.
Conspiracy way of thinking should be erased from black people of our generation mind in other for us to move on.....Rwanda of today is better that Nigeria in terms of business potentials and good governance . ... I am tired of the blame others game....good post bruv
TravelRe: The Truth About Living Abroad by RealMccoy2(m): 11:59am On Dec 15, 2012
eastOFwest: Don't mind them! This thread is just a typical example of what the problem is in Nigeria. Nigerians can't make it abroad because the white man won't let them blah blah blah! Meanwhile Indians and Pakistanis will come from villages that are worse than places in Nigeria and make millions abroad.

Let me tell you the simple truth. A lot of Nigerians can't make it abroad because they are arrogant, very very indiscipline, fraudulent, deceitful and refuse to integrate!!

A Nigerian (living in a dingy council house) will spend thousands of pounds throwing party for "naming ceremony", "birthday party", "thanksgiving" etc, while his Indian counterpart will be saving that money for private school for his kids or to start a business. Even the white people that are comfortable will just take his kids and friends at an activity centre for a party instead of spending thousands. We are so childishly obsessed with showing off and being flashy with matured women walking around in “gelle” and gold doing “swaggalicious mummy”. A Nigerian will spend thousands on a big car, gold jewellery for parties etc., while still in debt.

Nigerians think they can bring their “any how” useless lifestyle abroad and when they don’t make it they blame it on someone else, i.e. the white man. How come Indians with very thick accents are so successful in the UK and America? I have a lot of Indian colleagues at work (and was close to one who was my neighbour) and I’ll tell you why. Hard graft and supreme self discipline. These guys are always scrimping and saving. They’ll go to the cheapest shops like BHS and primark to buy clothes; they don't care about fashion. If a Nigerian does that they call you “okoro”. If you see an Indian driving a Mercedes Benz, then it very likely that he can actually afford a Bentley.

A lot of Nigerians dey fall hand seriously in the UK where I live. Wrong priorities, no planning, frivolity, and fixation on what their mates are doing in Nigeria and they are neglecting their children due to their “anyhow” lifestyle. A record number of children of Nigerian parentage are being removed by social services and joining street gangs. You’ll spend thousands on cars, parties and jewellery, and just dump your kids in the local bog standard school to mix with riff raffs and expect what? Prisons in the UK are full of Nigerians of all backgrounds. Even professional people like accountants are ending up in jail (I personally know 4 people like that) due to fraud.

Let the truth be told, the Nigerian lifestyle stinks and that is the reason why so many cannot make it anywhere but in Nigeria where anything goes. In Nigeria, the more ingeniously corrupt & fraudulent you are, the better your chances are of making it! All those virtues of hard work, self discipline etc are seen as suffering. If Indian village boys can make it in the UK, then why can’t Nigerian city dwellers? Stop all these silly excuses, fix up and stop blaming the white man or the system. You cannot cannot continue to behave like you are still in Lagos and expect to make it.

Having said that, there are a lot of Nigerians who smartly adopt the positive aspects of their host countries and combine it with discipline, hard work and “Nigerian hustle” to make a very comfortable wealthy lifestyle for themselves.
I know a girl that may need this advise, her handle's name is SHYMEXX and she claims to live in a country that is 6hours away from Nigeria.... cheesy
TravelRe: The Truth About Living Abroad by RealMccoy2(m): 11:46am On Dec 15, 2012
My advise for Nigerian Youths with great potential is, leave the country if you are at age 18 to 35 and if you don't fall into those age bracket, remain in Nigeria.
TravelRe: The Truth About Living Abroad by RealMccoy2(m): 11:14am On Dec 15, 2012
[quote author=]the #1 thing to run from in Nigeria is uncertainty.

Nigeria is a society that can be scary because you're not expected to know what comes next. Every election feels like that last. When you encounter police you don't know if you're going to live or die. You don't know when you'll have electricity and when it will go away. You can't go to court cause you're not guaranteed fairness. It's impossible to know anything because everything is such a gamble.
It's hard to success when there's no foundation to stand on. Anything you buy can be a scam or a fake. You don' know who's telling the truth because lies are so normal. You're essentially trying to build a mansion on top of water, so i sympathize with Nigerians in that respect that was certainty.

That's the #1 reason i would say someone has to leave. Anyone leaving to become a billionaire or millionaire over night will end up with a kilo of cocaine pulled out of his anoos rotting in a chinese prison[/quote]Very true. Majority of educated Nigerians doing very well here in the States, would be Okada riders if they had choose Nigeria as a place to plan their future. It takes planning, government connection to succeed in Nigeria if its been long you have left . I love Nigeria but I don't see myself living there anytime soon.
TravelRe: The Truth About Living Abroad by RealMccoy2(m): 11:04am On Dec 15, 2012
shymexx: Can those based in Nigeria outline what Nigeria has to offer expats(of Nigerian ancestry) who have never lived there, or were not raised there(and probably have no immediate families in Nigeria)huh

I want to buy a house in Nigeria, however, I don't trust most of these bogus websites and the land thing...
You want to buy a house in Nigeria yet you call it shyte-hole? This was why I said I don't believe you, anyone can assume to be anything online.
PoliticsRe: Achebe's Civil War Memoir: Lets Not Re-open Old Wounds- Fashola by RealMccoy2(m):
Demdem: Good, u have shown ur capability. I will advise u to probably open another thread for it if need be especially if it will boost ur chest beating capability.
on this thread, here are the issues and my stance still remain:
Nothing I said above was a lie. All I stated were witnessed by our generation. Fashola attended an intellectual discuss and daft like you is calling him clueless? He is a graduate of Uniben, he is not a tribalist but a progressive. If I could vote in Nigeria I will vote for him not cos he is Yoruba but his exposed way of thinking. Kid, I am done talking about this and if you don't have anything to do go climb a tree. grin
The said book has sold over 10 million copies and the sales were mostly outside Nigeria . Write your memoir if you felt he is not saying what everyone already knew. Achebe and Fashola were advising young generation and Nigerian government not to make similar mistakes as 1966, what is bad in that? You never read his book yet you are ranting? You trying to make been stupid cool or what?
PoliticsRe: Achebe's Civil War Memoir: Lets Not Re-open Old Wounds- Fashola by RealMccoy2(m): 4:46am On Dec 12, 2012
Demdem: Whats my business with that? Are those from that part of the country lamenting till date that they were short-changed or whatever if at all ur account is true. rat or not, thats ur headache, figure it out ursef. U still remain daft though.
The onus is on the initiator of the war to apologise to his people for embarking on a bloody event that was destined to fail from the beginning.
Don't be sensitive over rat poison drank by a snitch. Your leaders can't hold their own for long before showing the peace flag. June 12 came , your region promised fire for fire yet another Ewedu called Shonekan sold his conscience to northerners. Your top military brass were publicly disgrace on national TV yet your people could not speak with one voice, subsidy protest was sponsored by your own leaders yet they could not achieve a thing from it, now tell us who are the daft? Betrayal is the only problem facing your ethnicity. We spoke with one voice and fought your rag tag army, Russians, Brit and other EU countries for three years. We don't believe you, you need more people. Igbos have not killed Yorubas since the end of the war, if Yorubas don't assassinate their own leaders, Fulani does it for them. Your people were given the opportunity to say enough is enough during the June 12 saga yet they all ran to Benin to seek asylum like chickens with no head....We came from nothing to become something, tell me which other ethnic group in Nigeria can pull such stunt ? Private Refinery, first black man to own a car manufacturing company,jamb statistics proved we are the most educated, own the most properties in Nigeria, all these happened within 40 years of prosecution and betrayal . Fashola is no daft and that was why he never wanted people like Chukwumerije to use him play chess as he did to MKO. When your people starts accepting their mistakes, we across the Niger will support them. Learn from Fashola and stop been ignorant and myopic
PoliticsRe: Achebe's Civil War Memoir: Lets Not Re-open Old Wounds- Fashola by RealMccoy2(m): 2:46am On Dec 12, 2012
shymexx: Lmao @ the bolded - or I've been attacked for posting something too deep for the sentimental/emotional simpletons and resident pseudo-intellectuals... Till you lot get it into your thick skulls that everything isn't black or white - and objectivity & mutual respect are the two virtues that will move Nigeria forward, I shall continue vent on how medieval your mentality is...

What happened during Biafran war wasn't genocide back then and it will never be genocide, no matter how you lot try to spin it... I don't even want to talk about the war - it's boring to me now...*Yawns*

I know Lagos is a shyte-hole that needs to be depopulated asap to save people from the filth in that city... Whatever the Brits do there is none of my business - I'm not on welfare, I work and pay my taxes and bills every month...

Next time you want to embark on a suicidal war - read these quotes from Sun Tzu rather than run your mouths:

- Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate.

- The general who wins the battle makes many calculations in his temple before the battle is fought. The general who loses makes but few calculations beforehand.
You sounded like some of those Nigerians that are suffering from identity crisis in London, with fake Jamaican accent....LMAO.
I am done playing beach ball with you .
PoliticsRe: Achebe's Civil War Memoir: Lets Not Re-open Old Wounds- Fashola by RealMccoy2(m): 2:42am On Dec 12, 2012
shymexx: Lmao @ the bolded - or I've been attacked for posting something too deep for the sentimental/emotional simpletons and resident pseudo-intellectuals... Till you lot get it into your thick skulls that everything isn't black or white - and objectivity & mutual respect are the two virtues that will move Nigeria forward, I shall continue vent on how medieval your mentality is...

What happened during Biafran war wasn't genocide back then and it will never be genocide, no matter how you lot try to spin it... I don't even want to talk about the war - it's boring to me now...*Yawns*

I know Lagos is a shyte-hole that needs to be depopulated asap to save people from the filth in that city... Whatever the Brits do there is none of my business - I'm not on welfare, I work and pay my taxes and bills every month...

Next time you want to embark on a suicidal war - read these quotes from Sun Tzu rather than run your mouths:

- Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate.

- The general who wins the battle makes many calculations in his temple before the battle is fought. The general who loses makes but few calculations beforehand.
I have made you sound intelligent by going back and forte with you, ain't it? You are a fake activist who most time speak from both side of his mouth. You know nothing about Nigeria from what you just wrote, I figured your folks played the script to you. Knowledge comes from reading and experience, you don't fall in any of the aforementioned. Son, you live in Britain probably one of those projects in croydon-Surrey , there ain't nothing spectacular about it. You know nothing about the world war 2 so I won't go there with you. Save your energy for other thread....Peace
PoliticsRe: Achebe's Civil War Memoir: Lets Not Re-open Old Wounds- Fashola by RealMccoy2(m): 12:36am On Dec 12, 2012
[quote author=Omo_Tier1]Reading the comments of most people from the eastern part of Nigeria on NL, I am extremely concerned for that region. As for the so called civil genocide claim, have you ever seen a child that goes out to fight, is beaten mercilessly, and later comes back blaming the other person that beat him mercilessly? If anything, those that went about the civil war should apologise to their people for their selfishness and ego.

Only a coward thinks there is fairness in war, hence the reasonable do all they can the promote peace at all times.[/quote]Did June 12 threat of declaring an Odua republic rang a bell in your ears? Take a chill pill, it's just a debate no hard feelings.
PoliticsRe: Achebe's Civil War Memoir: Lets Not Re-open Old Wounds- Fashola by RealMccoy2(m): 12:32am On Dec 12, 2012
[quote author=Omo_Tier1]Reading the comments of most people from the eastern part of Nigeria on NL, I am extremely concerned for that region. As for the so called civil genocide claim, have you ever seen a child that goes out to fight, is beaten mercilessly, and later comes back blaming the other person that beat him mercilessly? If anything, those that went about the civil war should apologise to their people for their selfishness and ego.

Only a coward thinks there is fairness in war, hence the reasonable do all they can the promote peace at all times.[/quote]Did June 12 threat of declaring a war after declaring an Odua republic rang a bell in your ears? Take a chill pill, it's just a debate no hard feelings.

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