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Nuzo,U guyz are the ones misconstruing the point,no one is supporting the government or denying that there are problems in Nigeria.People should realize that the so-called government comprises of everyone of us,the nigerians abroad commiting all sorts of crimes are also government,people in both private and public companies & parastatals are also government,teachers,engineers,ministers,public officers,bankers,doctors,farmers and even traders are all government coz every one of these professionals are in positions of leadership and influence,whatever they do affects the generality of nigeria and in effect the government, thesame ppl eventually find themselves in this so-called government.I mean,are these ppl in government not thesame nigerians like U and I? Our problem is us,pure and simple.U can stay outside and spit on Nigeria,kick it like U want,make Urself feel good by lambasting the leaders but that is all it is criticism,destructive one for that matter,u are part of the problem.If every nigerian has Nuzo or that other guy's mindset then Nigeria would ve been doomed. Like I will always say,'it's either U shape up or ship out' |
As if I knew this guy was going to be here with his dumb logic.Just see the stupid question he's asking the poster?'if every diasporan invests in Nigeria what will be the result',Mr Know-it-all,U tell us,U seem to have all the answers,Fool. Go and look at the economies of China,Japan,the asian tigers,U will know that those economies are home grown and driven by indigenous entrepreneurs.Asia has the highest number of foreign students at different levels studying both in the US and Europe(china,indian and malaysia make the bulk of these students).when they finish studying there,a majority of em go back to thier country to replicate whatever knowledge they ve gained there,2day these nations are a powerful force to reckon with all because they believe that no matter the problem at home,charity begins at home.If Nigeria is going to grow economically we don't need chicken-littles likes Kobowateva to keep telling interested Nigerians that heaven will fall if they did. A lot of Nigerians in diaspora have investments,started their own companies in Nigeria and are making profits and making their marks through employment and transfer of skills.My Uncle is a leaving example of a wise Diasporaen,he does't spend his time like that lazy Kobo finding faults,he observes and then takes his decisions.When he first came back from Canada,he saw that there was an untapped market for pork in the SE/SS region of Naija,what did he do? He started making his findings,bought a piece of land somewhere around a small town in imo state,employed professionals,got all the neccessary stuff,today he has moved to a bigger place in my own town and is planning to get another one in P/H,he has more than 250 people working directly and indirectly on the pig farm,infact these days he's more in Naija than in Canada where his family is based,if he had the kinda I-know-it-all mindset of that brainless kobo guy,he will never achieve anything.Abeg stop spewing rubbish on NL,keep Ur cents to yourself,nobody needs it,just don't discourage others. |
As if I knew this guy was going to be here with his dumb logic.Just see the stupid question he's asking the poster?'if every diasporan invests in Nigeria what will be the result',Mr Know-it-all,U tell us,U seem to have all the answers,Fool. Go and look at the economies of China,Japan,the asian tigers,U will know that those economies are home grown and driven by indigenous entrepreneurs.Asia has the highest number of foreign students at different levels studying both in the US and Europe(china,indian and malaysia make the bulk of these students).when they finish studying there,a majority of em go back to thier country to replicate whatever knowledge they ve gained there,2day these nations are a powerful force to reckon with all because they believe that no matter the problem at home,charity begins at home.If Nigeria is going to grow economically we don't need chicken-littles likes Kobowateva to keep telling interested Nigerians that heaven will fall if they did. A lot of Nigerians in diaspora have investments,started their own companies in Nigeria and are making profits and making their marks through employment and transfer of skills.My Uncle is a leaving example of a wise Diasporaen,he does't spend his time like that lazy Kobo finding faults,he observes and then takes his decisions.When he first came back from Canada,he saw that there was an untapped market for pork in the SE/SS region of Naija,what did he do? He started making his findings,bought a piece of land somewhere around a small town in imo state,employed professionals,got all the neccessary stuff,today he has moved to a bigger place in my own town and is planning to get another one in P/H,he has more than 250 people working directly and indirectly on the pig farm,infact these days he's more in Naija than in Canada where his family is based,if he had the kinda I-know-it-all mindset of that brainless kobo guy,he will never achieve anything.Abeg stop spewing rubbish on NL,keep Ur cents to yourself,nobody needs it,just don't discourage others. |
@Rossike U are the type of Nigerian I like to see on NL,people with a positive mindset,people that believe that the problem of this country is not solely the government but to a great extend is the people. It is understandable if as a Nigerian one is very angry at the way things are going but to further deepen the problem with careless arrogant arguements is what i find appalling and this is done by a lot of ppl that claim to be Nigerians.There's is this guy that goes by the name Kobojunkies he's always in the habit of putting Nigeria down all in a bid to sound intellectual,liberal and objectiveI ve in several occassions asked him to tell Nigerians on NL what he has contributed to enhance the betterment of Nigeria.Funny enough,most of these ppl that whine all the time about Nigeria are not even resident here in Nigeria,these ppl don't even feel the brunt of the harsh realities of this country,they just base their lame bashing on reports from politically biased media like CNN,BBC etc.The era where ppl discuss objectively on NL has faded,these all we see are petty talks,unintelligent posts,dumb moderators that do not understand thier job. Nigeria will get better if everyone does their own quota and stop passing every goddam thing to a euphoric government as if the government is not us. Thanks again ROSSIKE,posts such as yourz give me hope that Nigeria can still make it if we can be reasonable and more patriotic. |
@redsky It's obvious that U ve a problem with light-skinned pple.It makes no sense to say sb is not realy pretty but for their colour as if it is mutually exclusive,that arguement does't hold water cos it's all part of the parkage that makes them pretty.Can U as well say geny would ve luk'd prettier if she were'nt dark-skinned when realy to many her smooth dark skin is part of the features that makes her more appealing,point is,all these are integral,they add up to give U the total package. And what abt her mouth if I may ask?abeg die it! If U fink Rita lukz local then Funke Akindele lukz wat? Abeg na mannerism we go take judge that one no be her mouth or her skin,may be U fit say her yansh next! She might not be as fine as beyonce but trust me she's way above Ur usual averag and I can bet too that she's outta Ur league,prove me wrong if U disagree. |
Yeah that's english ma dear! Da type that U dont ve to worry ya head sick for errorz! Want more? Coz me get am yanfuyanfu! |
@All Wats up wif the holier than thou attitude ya'll re pulling here.what's the big deal if OgidiBoy smokez cigarz or dry banana leave? Abi na im be d first? Some peepz here chronic chain smokerz afterall! Abeg make una die it and let the hommie be jare! Ogidiboy,Niggi ve tried that formular me gave U,dunno wat ya missing Men! Kwezzy kwezzy stuf but damn gud! Disclaimer: homeboy on how U try am,na OYO lvls U dey O! |
@Finemocha Cooome ooon! How can U say 2face and Dbanj are ugly, na wa to U O! Don't lie,if U had a boyf like any of em 2 wont U front them,4get cash biko those two guyz are fine wif emphasis.and yes there's nö such thang as a fugly guy,it's either he is cute,Ok(as in he is just there lyk U galz like to say) or he is rich,shikina! But i can point out a worwor gal 4rm a 300km space.lol,don't mind me O! |
@OgidiBOY, Abeg dön't quit O! i was finking of introducing ya to ogede or bannana leave or dry covering,ground it , then wrap and then smoke it,guy ,damn that's where U wanna be de high up there singing dis is sweeter than Sex!Lol! Anyway see U in a mental home when U are through, hehehehehe, |
Dunno know much abt that Guy Dejo richards but one thing is a fact for sure is he talks too much like a child.I realy wonder why a hotty like Mona who could ve done way better in her choice of a husband,ended up wif a small boy like Dejo Richards that talks too much bullcrap. He can continue to blame everyone for the woes of his marriage but the fact is most part of the problem lies wif him.There's no maturity in the way the guy talk at all,calling ppl names and blaming otherz are the ways of a loser.Obviously,his wife has endured and tolerated him long enuf,she has sacrificed even family ties all because of this small boy.there was even a time it was reported that they chased mona sister out of thier house and she went to stay over at rita's house.Everyone can't possibly hate him if he aint got problems himself.Maybe he finkz he's still a kid or sth.Make im dey gist d opkata wey dey im mouth dey go,if Mona goes back to that OVERGROWN BABY,then she deserves wateva he mets out to her. |
Quote from na2day:*dude it's free,stop complaining* As in?!#, Adekoya! |
Lol, what's going on here? Indecency 101,OMG! |
Quote from Kunbee:*Last time I checked it was not suppose to make anybody laf* (Yawns),do ppl still say that! So overused and not making any sense again. Quote from Kunbee as for your last statement*rolls eyez* get a grip*sorry who taught who what).Bla bla bla bla bla bla, watever *FUGLY* Kiss my $$#! |
Quote from Kunbee,('All na join,"takes a bow" ![]() Tsheew! Wateva gurly,at least U aint disputing my point. Quote From Kunbee,(this is getting very good ooo,I hope part three dey sha), Poor thang! She's tryinna play cool with jokez wey no funny! Quote from Kunbee so part three dey sef good,claps for him,U try no be small)*Yawns* is this suppose to crack me up coz it aint funny. At least U ve learnt how not to yap sb else when U too self no SET! |
@Bluetooth,U are an idiot with no opinion,just shut the hell up if U ve nothing intelligent to say. @Sjeezy, Of all the lots studying abroad,U are the most unintelligent(that's if realy U re studying abroad),i strongly doubt U re a student abroad,U lack perspectives and intelligence the way U in the way U discuss,U just talk any how with no class and persuasion. @Poster, U are not the only one asking that question,how come there's a plan,first phase or not and there's no mention of any SS or SE routes.Even if they claim it's the first phase,my question is,what are the criteria for the selection of those other routes mostly in states that don't have much economic importance,I mean besides lagos and Kano,which of those other state rout can claim to have more need or deserves it better than commercial areas in the SE like Aba,Onitsha,Nnewi or even Enugu the coal city,or even oil producing states in SS States like Portharcourt or even Asaba.No1 can possibly argue that there is more movement of ppl in north-sw routes than there's in SE-SW, SE-SW or SS-SW routes. Obviously the selection was done purely on some stupid rigional sentiments.first phase indeed! As if there is truely going to be another phase. |
@Poster Just as U get pissed at fugly guyz tryinna date ya,so does chris b,Ramson N,Desmond E,Dbanj and 2face get mad when not too pretty chicks like Urself hassle them.sorry U can't have ya cake and still eat it. |
@r231 Come ooon! She needn't do anyfin to me for me to say the truth. Ok! U check it out and make a true assessment. Bone say dis is cyberspace that pic is not anywhere close to fine let alone hot.She might not like it and I understand that but i still won't say it's hot when obviously it's dry and lacks expression besidz,she too has been tongue lashing wont hurt if she had a taste of her own medicine. |
Wat da heck is wröng wif all U lots,whining about Muah and Moi as if Una no sabi say samu ni! Abeg die it there biko! @Chynwe, E be lyk say U don throw away sky,anyway,I no pity for dat owerre tout,i saw it coming anyway,the guy has got issues. Anyway,tell the chick say U no dey gbala ohakim bus.lol! However,she's right abt one thangy,U will make a gud lez wif the way your borry take dey,U got the lukz of one,besidz U nutty by nature chíldish playfulness is enuf to turn any lez on wif that your tiny voice,"Simon Me"lol! |
'Quote' by Platinumnk, (I beg to differ. Kunbee is HOT) Are U kidding me?! What is hot abt her Pic? Lukz like some of U here are just hypocritical praise singers. I have Seen her profile pic,it's dry and xpressionless,there's nothin there to suggest she's a hotty,her face is downwards and covered wif a hooded white top,luking like a gangstar wanna-be.if Ur definition of a hotty is Kunbi's dry pic wif a face that lukz kinda swollen then homy somebody needs to put U on the game cos that pic is so not hot! |
@Bluetooth,U are an idiot with no opinion,just shut the hell up if U ve nothing intelligent to say. @Sjeezy, Of all the lots studying abroad,U are the most unintelligent(that's if realy U re studying abroad),i strongly doubt U re a student abroad,U lack perspectives and intelligence the way U in the way U discuss,U just talk any how with no class and persuasion. @Poster, U are not the only one asking that question,how come there's a plan,first phase or not and there's no mention of any SS or SE routes.Even if they claim it's the first phase,my question is,what are the criteria for the selection of those other routes mostly in states that don't have much economic importance,I mean besides lagos and Kano,which of those other state rout can claim to have more need or deserves it better than commercial areas in the SE like Aba,Onitsha,Nnewi or even Enugu the coal city,or even oil producing states in SS States like Portharcourt or even Asaba.No1 can possibly argue that there is more movement of ppl in north-sw ro |
@Kunbee, See how easy and fast it was for U to describe sb else as an Old Maid but when persön ask U to put ya ugly pic,na dat time U go come develope leprosy for mouth,yeye! As if U are any better.tsheew! |
@Radiant u fink so? Trust me gurly,I ve very sexy romantic lines that could sweep U off ya ass! |
Gosh! Those two letterz are a bore to read,lacks everything that any good love letter should have.well,back in sec sch,don't remember writing to any gal cos I did more toasting than writing shit.however,I remember writing a couple lov letter for my cousin,can't remember all ma lines but I can try.should I? |
@Adiona Unless my eyez are decieving me,dis can't be a coincidence,when I first saw Ur pic I said to my self this luks lyk Chinwe,Uloma's room mate in FUTO,obanni's Lodge,crazy sky's galfriend and May's best friend. Remember Simon and Stev,damn! It's a small world chynwe remember me? Stev! Let me know if it's U! Infact let's hook up on FB. |
@Otukpo, Nobody is saying the bank CEOs are saints or victims of a vindictive CBN gov,the crux of the matter here is that Mr Sanusi's methods were flawed right from the onslaught. First,U are going to do an audit on all 24 bank,U did the first batch of ten without taking proper accessment of the problem holistically and waiting for the conclusion of the remaining,U hastily and summarily announced the sack and shortly after, arrest of the founding bank CEOs based on bad business decisions,lack of coperate practices,and so on(as if there was any such thing as a perfect system),then gave us assurance that the problems had been nipped in the bud with thier sack and illegal injection of public funds in whatever guise,when asked about what he would do if the other batch threw up thesame problem,he arrogantly explained and even hinted that the remaining banks won't throw any surprises and that their situation wasn't as severe as the first set of 5 banks only for him to later announce another strings of sack inspite of the early assurance he gave.The next thing he did again was to set out for the recovery process,he made another blunder,published names of both debtors and clients that had been servicing thier debts(he even tried to give the impression that borrowing huge sums was criminal),gave ultimatum to business men who where using borrowed funds from the banks to fund projects of long term economic importance and had not yet started making any profit or even started production without stating to the public if these loans where long term,medium term or short term loans(fact is, u don't expect them to make or service loans when the borrowed capital hasn't started yielding any profit or when production hasn't begun)fine,some of them outrightly did't have any intention of payment likewise some of them where being owed by thesame FG breathing down their neck to pay back.The problems of our banks wasn't solely that of the CEOs management style or lack of funds,remember before Sanusi came there had been a crash in our capital market and the ripple effect affected just abt every sector of the economy then came the the devastating worldwide financial crunch which had very big banks crumbling under thier weight and these delt a devastating blow on all our banks and big biz men and businesses as credit lines were not forth coming from those big banks.The US took the lead with a whooping $720 billion rescue plan whose merit,method of disbursment and plans of strictier measures was argued at the congress before the FRB was authorised to disburse the money,same thing happened to other economies in europe and some part of asia,while all these where going,especially in the US,the FRB was objective with thier plans,made thorough research and wide consultations,of course they gave out information on what they were doing and the actual state of things without unneccessarily heating up the system and crying doom all the time. Our dear CBN gov started out without taking cognizance of how interconnected the whole problem was,on several occassions, he made judgemental errors,made decisions based on public opinions,religious piety and unrealistic personal convictions not based on professionalsm.For instance,any professional in his field will know that making such decisions few months after the stock Mrk crashed was going to further make ppl apprehensive and lose confidence,he did'nt stop there,he started playing to the gallery and forgot that the banking business is a business that thrives on thrust and not too many unneccessary detailed information that could send anyone with monies in nigerian banks to mental asylum.Sanusi needs to realise that while he is busy tackling the problem,certain detailed information should remain with the CBN and other associated parastatals.He should take his time to make proper assesment before granting interviews or taking decisions,he is always double speaking,so erratic that you get the impressesion that this guy acts most of the times on guts feelings,sometimes I doubt if he seeks other professional opinions before rushing to say things that he will later change again. When the issue of the CBN giving monies to these banks came up,ppl feared that they were making plans to either nationalize those banks(which to me is another way of redistributing ownership and shareholdings to some powerful northern interest as they make the bulk of the political ruling elite in politics and in power) or devalue their worth,displace the shareholders and selling to some proxies of northern elite.Believe it or not these are realities,Sanusi might not have that intention but who says he can't be wittingly used to achieve such.It will be a folly for any nigerian to assume that tribal politics of dominance and redistribution is not at play in every thing we do in this country. I rest my case. rhymz. |
@Naijaking My brother it's a real irony,imagine thesame FG that's seeking for foreign direct investment are the ones tactlessly telling foreignerz that our banks are bag of bones and the CEOs maning them deserve to be shot dead. I realy doubt this man's expertise in even his own field,risk management.It does't make sense when U want to contain a problem U first of all cause a loud and uneccessary brouhaha that is capable of jeopardizing any gain U hope to achieve.what kind of Risk manager makes silly mistakes as to publish names of people who ve been servicing thier debts only to come back to issue another statement to exonerate them and blame the blunder on what was available to him,whatever happened to doing a thorough research b4 rushing out to claim nonsense,obviously,sanusi's erratic decisions lack thoroughness and he's angry that he has unwittingly created more problems than he can solve.It makes no sense to me when Sanusi claims transparency and makes effort to tell nigerians what they shouldn't know and do not need to know,it does't take the IQ of Albert Eistein to know that banking business thrives on trust and certain information should not reach the public.it's either Sanusi is up to sth and deliberately wants to destroy confidence and trust in these banks or he's incredibely stupid to think that giving every details of bank business including publishing names of debtors will bring any meaningful results.It's over 4months since he started his mafioso rampage on the industry,nothing positive has happened besides the usual mantra of sack and sue.He had better face the fundamental problems and leave the limelight for geniviev and co. |
@Amaka,Ur post got me LOL and Rthf. What do U mean by "You alread "did" finemocha a while back and that started some major wahala", hehehehehe, are U saying Dude did't "do' her very well or she does't want dude to 'do' her?hahahahahaha, abeg i no wan laf jare.e get as e dey do me na,abeg make me sef go luk my chickito pics and tell una wat it says to me, hahahahaha, wanna know? |
Is this Dumb 101 class not over yet? Seems dickriding is da in thing now.Don't even get it,where does dude get all these iyas that he "do" abi na does,in one of the profile pics,I could ve sworn that was sb's Mama,daam! The other one lukz like iya sikira aka iyalamala, sells the best amala money can buy in itire-lawanson axis area,Lol! My eyes almost popped out on seeing d pic,Iyalamala on NL doin real time, hahahahaha, itire must hear this, then again i checked the ID, It read, i was like iyalamala can't be that hip to go by that name, anyway sha! Whatever! Sag take am easy O! B4 U go go "do" my neigbor very fine wife O!this one way every chic they ask U to "do them" Lol. |
Mr Sanusi's utterance shows that he is realy frustrated with the way he has deepened and worsened the problem. Sanusi is a religious extremist,he is just trying to be civil with the way he goes about the CBN job,if it was up to him,he will do exactly what he said,reminds me of Ahmedinejad of iran. He can continue to decieve unsuspecting Nigerians that have not yet understood his antics, they deserve it anyway.Now he is getting bolder with his plans to nationalize those banks by displacing shareholders even though he had earlier on denied it.I have never seen a very unreliable CBN gov like Sanusi,he can't be trusted to do what he says,he acts on impulse and stupid idiosyncrasies,no wonder he wants to spill his guts.Until it's proved in the court of law which is the arbiter of the law,those CEOs are innocent,abeg he's just trying too hard to make nigerians hate those CEOs and believe his flawed approach.Sanusi is way over his head with this CBN job and is playing too much to the gallery. |
@DuduKnight We are saying thesame thing but differently.Most of what we have read or head is not true,Oceanic bank problem started after the management gave a whooping 42billiön naira loans to it's workers and subsidiaries to buy it's own shares,however,after the Cap Market crash all these banks started feeling the strains of their overexposure to the Cap mrk and oil industry.Let's face it,the røot of the problem is not the CEOs,these guyz also have stakes in these banks too,don't 4get that they are like the ownerz of these banks since they founded them,why will they want to destroy what they ve laboured for.The fact is that our economy is structured in such a way that for these banks to raise money for expansion project they have to always be in the cap Mrkt or for them to make profit and ensure good returns to shareholders,they have to fiercly invest in the oil sector which is about the only vibrant sector of our economy.Even the debtors that defaulted on thier debt did so as a result of the dwindling oil fortunes from falling prices to war in the Niger delta. And pls don't be decieved by sensationalism,it's not possible that the CEOs lent out huge sum of money without colateral,it's either Sanusi is lying or he has been misquoted,i think he said 'inadequate colateral' and like i always say he will have to prove to the court what is his own definition of adequate colateral is,if it rhymz with the law then fine,if it does't,God help him.Even that story of ibru giving her nanny 12bil is a rumour,lacks substance,no intelligent person will believe that.As for the Debtors not servicing thier debts,it's very controversial as many have come out to debunk Mr Sanusi's list.The CEOs may have made bad decisions in the way and manner they granted loans but NPLs are inevitable and it does't mean the debtors won't pay back again,it's just that they have defaulted to pay as at when agreed.Sanusi is no better than the CEOs with his shoot before U aim approach.From his zigzag style U know the man has no serious plan besides talking,talking and talking and causing scare. |
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as for your last statement*rolls eyez* get a grip*sorry who taught who what).