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What about ITT magomago that he mastermind?A system that could have digitally connected africa to the world in the 80s.He and his cohorts like obj ground it all because the money they can steal,while the people remain blind and informed.

His evil seems to be the reason why his businesses crumbled and withered away like grass when he passed on.No evil person escapes the inevitable hand of justice unscathed.

The gods bind the people and bring reverence,communal spirit and accountability to the land.

coogar: she's a traffic warden!

But she's got what look like an inspector revolver in her profile picture.Aswell as lit up blunt(cigar).

She must be one of those top magomago police officer's offspring that got her way through the ranks with little or no strings attached.

Policewoman: Hmmm.... is it in our culture to be burnt to ashes? Anyways sha, as population of the world dey increase, land is becoming scarce. I remember a house i used to stay in Portharcourt. The day i learnt that the landlord's mother was buried just under the spot where my sitting room was located, omo i pick race o, run go my friend place.

So you dey fear dead body like that,with all those corpses nigerian police dispose everyday in holding cells in naija?

Suspects killed during torturous interrogations,like you even recommended.Abi,you be fantasy police sef?

There is no democracy in nigeria,what you have is democrazy till this day.If there is democracy in nigeria,criminals like tinubu won't see the light of the day,talkless of pulling the shots.Police and law courts won't be locking up suspects indefinitely without evidence,charge or bail.

Halliburton culprits would have been in jail by now if there was democracy in nigeria.

Policewoman: I would personally want to arrest and torture that beast before throwing his sorry a.s.s into jail.

Torture?Are you owning up to police brutality in nigeria?Abi u no be real police sef?

Acn is just a tribal party like upn.They don't have any federal agendas other than planting their men and women where they will get better shares of the national cake,even when they don't believe in that nationality.

pekelepekele: He should lead by example . Kill yourself get burnt and we will do the same . If not i want to remain fresh even in death


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y34jC4I1m70

You are not going to remain fresh,you are going to be devoured by maggots.

Which is better,fire with you ash remains with your loved ones or eaten by maggots with your skeleton remains deep in the ground pending on when the space will be used for redevelopment that may require your skeletons being dugged out and burnt?

This is treasonable and an act of secession.They have no right to do that in federal republic of nigeria,especially in the federal capital,lagos.

Abiola was no a national,he was one dem usurpers that got a taste of his own bile.

This indomie muderfucking thing could be a source of deadly and near invisible epidemic in nigeria.Do people actually know what are in those things that makes them excessively sweet,convenient and far east asia themed?

It is optional and it is a good way of getting rid of carcasses.

When devils walk on earth.This is time.

Those touts are one of the epic symbol of nigerian lawless.They are a lawless government with a lawless nigerian government.Like open prison regime where ruthless prisoners rules.

I use to clash a lot with them in naija when i was a freelance hustler in what seems to be their line.

[quote author=tpia@]^ is the guy your brother perhaps?

why do you keep addressing me over this matter instead of facing the thread?

hope nothing?

did i give the impression i'm interested in your moniker or comments?

face your front, thanks.[/quote]There is nothing about the thread tpia,it is the same nigerian syndrome of being a victim of his own uncharted destiny.

To think that a nigerian will think of settling in kenya ten or fiftheen years ago shows how lost nigeria is as a society today.Oyinbo still prctically run things in kenya and most of the africans there are still boi bois in their own country.Still very primitive and thoughtless.

The only good things i have heard of kenya are Jomo Kenyata and the mau maus.The freedom fighters.The present kenya elites are more or less animals like their immoral nigerian counterparts.

chess guru: Loooool another funny poster!!
Am gonna hang on a limb here and assume you really got no clue of what this thread is all about, and what the train of thought has been so far.
If I get you correctly, what you are saying is....eh we could easily turn the "pyramids" of sacks of GROUNDNUTS into buildings , structures , and landmarks
What engineering / economical sense are you making here mate?
Is it that the name "pyramid" is confusing u like its confusing so many NLanders ?
A pyramid is J̶̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊S̤̥̈̊τ̲̣̣̥ a blimey shape 4 crying out loud, we can put so much sentiments in things.

Putting that groundnut structures in place takes accurate calculation,brute strength,team work,tactical resourcefulness,responsibilities and perfect delivery.It could be replicated in building edifices,bridges,roads,schools,refineries,hospitals and all those mundane essentials of life that nigeria lacks chronically today.

That structure shows the strength of a people that were working hard and thinking.A people that had hopes.Not what one can say of today's nigeria with thoughtless sycophants like rossike all abound.

All nigerian police needs as vehicles are well equipped land rovers or russian winter trucks to navigate the trench road.

Cars like that are too fragile for nigerian roads.The ditches,potholes and bumps wrecks them in no time.

Rossikk: Now I've heard it all.

What haven't you heard?Picture a real pyramid and try and get a glimpse of what that stands for.Your mind will never run wide,that is why you lick asse.s.

All those structures could have easily be transform into monuments,buildings and metal structures that show cases human ingenuities in creating and making marks.

If only nigeria was a country.

[quote author=tpia@]good question!!!!

can he even locate nigeria on a map!!!![/quote]Eka le,tpia.I could read you like a picture,even before i saw you.There are some good in you though,but you need more mental cleansing.

These things happens,the ones that begs and steals recklessly are the ones that can't stand on their two feet.Nigeria doesn't need anything from kenya,i only we have a society in nigeria.

Can you imagine a true born "nigerian" fighting to live in kenya of all places?

lekkie073: na so so away based and home based jaburata for ur comment. abeg, dis thread is not about football qualification o

What is this knucklehead talking about?Is football the only thing that comes to you fickle mind when you hear away or home based?

You must think I am part of that your new wave slave mentality of following chelsea,manu,arsenal pure racist barcelona.Another form of religion that enslaves ignorant africans minds of following and whatever is oyinbo.

The one that is better is the one that cares.What people love and miss in others is the love they give.

A non caring mum is as good as no mum,and same applies to a father that doesn't care.

[quote author=ShyM-X]Honestly, housing for Nigerians in diaspora should be the last thing on their mind for now. How about fix the country and attract reverse-brain-drain - and get to housing them after that?

I think creating housing for Nigerians in diaspora would also create a class-problem in that country - with Nigerians in diaspora on one-side and Nigerians at home, on the other side. You don't need to create unnecessary divisions - just focus on all Nigerians. And whoever want to benefit from it can take the initiative regardless of where they live.[/quote]But do you know that with more away based owning more houses in nigeria with little or no efforts,it will encourage more influx of away based in nigeria,which will in turn come with its blessings of constructive experiences,resources and know-how that will definitely benefit the country in short and long run.

It is a visionary prospect,but with the pack of wolves like elite at the moment in nigeria,it seems like a pipe dream.

All it takes is dedicated execution to make it work,it is simple and straight forward.

All these are inevitable investment opportunities that will open up when nigeria start working.It is a way of recycling,circulating resources and making little things go round at everyone's convenience.

Based on trust,efficiency,accountability and the ability to look ahead at all times.

[quote author=ShyM-X]Word.

Utterly useless pseudo-technocrats - most of them just wake up and throw ridiculous numbers out there like pricks. These people are a disgrace to Nigerians. These clueless numbnuts shouldn't be the ones to represent a country like Nigeria anywhere - not even in a comedy series.[/quote]I think it is a good move,a way of channeling resources intermittently in small proportions and making life easier for those that have other things to do.But the same unaccountability and lack of adequate statistics will come back to hunt it.People might end up paying for what is not there or what is not worthwhile.

[quote author=ShyM-X]Laughable.

Have they signed another MoU for this one as well?

Lmao @ 56% of 17million Nigerians living in America.

Well about 50% of slaves shipped to North America are from Nigeria - so it's plausible. [/quote]You should know by now that nigerians don't believe in statistics.That is why the governments don't give account and that is why the sparsely populated arid and normadic north counts higher than lush south in the socalled census.

mekzyjoe: Bros..WORD.... 100 likes

Having a mortgage system that works without favoritism and imanmadu is part of fixing.

I am not a true fan of mortgage,but a no cut throat mortgage system is a visionary and long term investment that will make life easier for generations to come.

oshea44: let me assume, i know what the govt is trying to do, its a good move and i think its a bad move as well, the govt must have assume, Nigerians cant pay mortgage due to bad Nigeria system and no Nigerian have credit, the govt doesnot have credit of no one in the country, their motivation is that, they want to make people living in abroad to buy a mortgage home in Nigeria and development Nigeria look, its quite good, cos 99.9% Nigerian want to return home at their old age... well, its good and the bad side is that, i think the govt should still find a way for people living in Nigeria too.. As for me, i can go for it.. Female who wants to do this with her husband must be smart, cos Nigeria got no woman rights....

People living in nigeria cannot easily afford it,but away people can easily pay two to three hundred pounds of mortgage fees towards a descent house in nigeria.In relative to what people pay here,the amount i mention should be normal for basic mortgage in war turn naija.

It is a good move,if they don't dabaru it in no time,like every other thing in naija.

[quote author=tpia@]was it this guy?

why did they deport him from kenya? He should remain there if that's where all his business investments are.

he probably doesnt even remember anything about nigeria.[/quote]Tpia na you be that for your profile?You be ream mama ijebu,you didn't disappoint at all.

What do you think or see when you see a nigerian politician/s?A see a human being without an atom of common sense,yet,he is aspiring to lead.I see somebody who is just bent on stealing as much as he can,with no single idea of how he can make the people's lives any better.

I see broad of vipers with empty skulls.When ii see them on tv,they are so disgusting to look at and it is written all over them that they have no rational agendas.

Kenya women seems fun of doing that.Even the ones abroad in civilized societies seems to have the uncanny ability to lure their unsuspecting love struck male victims to invest in landed properties in kenya and in turn turn their backs on them,only for the maga to find out that the properties deeds are in their favour and can hardly be overturned when the relationship is over.

Massai women are not as that sheepish and primitive as they seem.