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nahinbdis: And I think it is both a result of poor home training and a culture of estimated bills.If it not read and you don't have a prepaid or smart meter,how on earth do they calculate your usage then? |
Were the pilots on a suicide mission,brought down by islamists or failed by nigerian lack of maintenance culture?The minister should clearly state what killed them,not weeping up undue sentiments and fowl promises. |
mollytinrox: Because there's just this nice feeling that comes with leaving the lights on. If the lights are turned off, everywhere will be dull.Oh yeah!What happens to the idea of conservation,saving money and saving the planet? |
Police station without descent mere toilets in the 21st century metropolitan lagos? Na wa oo. |
This frog looking thief.When will a scum like him realize nigeria is at war?The only way one can explain off the war situation in nigeria at the moment is that the opposition created the scenario to intimidate the people into voting for them.And that maybe when they win the war will suddenly disappear. |
mikeansy: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-22533974What about the volume?Listening them is harmful to ears,no matter the volume level.It is eithertoo low or uncontrollably loud.Same as ben tv that is suppose to based in london where up to date broadcasting technology is at everyone's reach. And can someone tell me why someone has to subscribe to NTA in England?What have to got to offer that one should pay for? |
The blood monies obj is wasting on running mob empire can never translate to good.The wicked like obj withers away like grass. |
According to the grand prince himself,Femi Kuti in one of his tracks,"If tinubu come here now,you go dey shake like jeely,ode" The kuti's are one of the epitomes of what is right in nigeria.They stand for justice,knowledge and freedom for all.Not asslickers like this muderfucker |
This guy seem like a typical nigerian otimkpu with no atom of principles.Not too long ago,it kingpin david mark buying him present.Now it another pint sized kingpin in delta. If people like him that reaches out massively to the people can't preach against the atrocities of nigerian leaders,then he is a bad the as.s licking bishops and imams.The Enemies of the people. |
Nobody should be told how to dress,unless the person is compelled to wear uniform like school children.And it shou;ld be in conformity of school dress codes,not religion. Education and religion don't go together because the former liberates one from the latter. |
Nigeria does not have a police force.If there is police and judiciary in nigeria,99% of those in charge in nigeria will be in jail,with just a flip of paper on their records. |
Splendid.Lagos should be made a ground for backward going zombies. |
Kslib: [color=olive] i tell una say oyinbo still dey behind us for spiritual technology una no dey gree... For benin here,na ordinary plantain leaf dem dey use fly...You wish! |
Afam4evaIsASlut: Sure!They don't look obese like their western sugar fed counterparts,mind you.Neither do they look malnourised like their somalia or ethiopia counterparts. They are just unkept,mentally and creatively starved. |
slap1: The story sounds like it's Made in Nigeria.Made in calabar,to be precise. Irrational africans that blatantly refuse to think. |
[quote author=CROWÉ]If stewpidity is reason enough to be killed then there are those that should be but these people are not the cause of our current woe, stewpidity and ignorance is. Many Nigerians have gone and shifted the country in major ways because they didn't like one thing with no consideration for all the other effects it will have, the result is a flawed system that promotes incompetency and corruption. Also OP, I think you just listed about every popular public servant you could think of, you suffer from the same stewpidity and ignorance. You people need to learn to think things thoroughly otherwise you will find yourself making regrettable reactions.[/quote]You shouldn't think twice about taking down your immortal enemies,or else they get you first. |
chichi234: look againOk,substitute that to with bankole or uduagban of delta state. |
Interesting.They are too many to be named. But you missed out an important kingpin on the list,david mark. |
One great thing about suffering nigerian children is that they are hardly physically disable,apart the ones in the north that are mostly infested with polio due to their chronic islamic infestation down there. No matter the poverty they go through,they still look physically strong.Mostly because majority of the very poor are not expose to processed,genetically modified,adulterated and refined sugared foods yet. |
That needs to trim down.If he really wants to go to war,he has to be combat ready. At the moment he is looking like an over-bloated and overchopped nigerian politician,like okupe.War is for the agile. |
It takes nothing to take the suicidal war to the south,because there is no security in place to stop it.No data,no records and no monitoring. And it is just a matter time.Unless something drastic is done. |
A people that are fundamentally ignorant,a people that does not know why simple things like rain falls can not afford to live. The blind, |
The country is at war with itself,with different war lords fighting against the other for their shares of the spoil,while innocent nigerians,if there are any left,suffers. |
Policewoman: DRIVERS Wey no fit wash dem clothes, how dem go fit maintain unifor?They will learn to do that. Unruly people adapt to good habits when they practice, like children. Maybe they will begin to take pride in themselves and their jobs. |
Do conductors still hang dangerously on the doors moving vehicles and stop at every spot they find passengers? |
Either she is crazy or she needs publicity by all means as an actress. At least, of now lot know her. Every publicity is a good publicity for show boys and girls. |
jasper7: Yeah right, bring out the tribal drum. and beat it hard. I dont know if Maxi is from calabar, but if he is. He's one funny dude. I even wish i was from thereThere is nothing tribal about it.It just that all the horror stories i hear about 21st century witch hunting in nigeria seems to emanate from that region. Terrible to know that people still fall victim of ignorant beliefs like that in this web and jet age. |
[quote author=Curious_city]Guy, maybe today's corpers. I have a personal testimony of how a corper turned me from a D student in Maths into an A student. Not only me, but my entire class. He thought Physics and Maths, he made us to know that the secret of knowing Maths is solving Maths everyday. Till now, I and a colleague are still in correspondence with students we taught 10yrs ago during our NYSC. I think corpers today are keying into the mad rush for money and materialism that has engulf our society like wild fire. They have lost focus!![/quote]You are talking of corpers that bought their certificates by bribing lecturers as the case maybe these days in nigeria.Education in nigeria is for the sake of it,not for mental upliftment that sets people free. |
jasper7: I know many people wont get it. but I just ROTF in EPIC lafta reading this comment... Thanks, you made my dayI bet both of you are from calabar.Okon and ekeita.I know you guys love the concept of witchcraft so much. |
That is why nigeria is no working.There always seem to be rooms for incompetent people to be in charge.What makes him suitable for that job is what i don't understand,even when it is obvious that his IQ can not match that of an average child that is growing up in a society where rationality counts. |
Development is more of mental uplifting than physical.True knowledge is power and when you have it,everything you need comes with it. Africans are mentally brainwashed to think that they are knowledgeable by mere reading and writing oyinbo ways.Yet the leaders(the educated) don't understand the rational behind keeping the streets clean.Understanding the simple things are the keys to solving the big problems. |
Does it mean they are short of beds or rooms or what? |
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