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raumdeuter:The question is, their children that are now in generational wealth and vying for elective positions or already hold elected/ high administrative positions.. is it scarcity or needs that is going to make them corrupt? Or is it because the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree and greed is a natural element of their being.. |
Saka with a brace today against Croatia. I hope he carries this form back to Arsenal because we need it. |
raumdeuter:I disagree. We are renowned for recycling our politicians and leader through their generations. I can’t remember but I saw a list of children of our current politicians who are vying for elective positions. These are children from generational wealth who will continue with corruption. |
raumdeuter:Population is a convenient excuse to accommodate corruption and that is why it continues to get worse. We are mismanaging what we have, inappropriately prioritizing our needs as a country while accommodating massive corruption. Many have questioned if Nigeria is really poor or are we bad at managing our collective wealth. |
raumdeuter:Our elites are massively corrupt, they have amassed wealth that 10 generations from now can’t finish…is it a lack of that is fueling the corruption or greed? Why are they not satisfied despite accumulating generational wealth? |
raumdeuter:Which factor contributed to us not being able to afford more? Did our budget just come from nowhere? Historical bone deep corruption over the years has eroded our collective wealth. Are you telling me the West African countries on that list have more resources than Nigeria? Or are they better at managing their resources in comparison to Nigeria? |
raumdeuter:No, the problem is the greed that made anyone eat extra meat. The poor home obviously could afford the meat but someone in the home decides to eat his own portion and that of another and sometimes two people. Greed isn’t about poverty, it is a personal trait found in human irrespective of social status. It is the greed in Nigeria that is making our politicians and administrators inflate projects, initiate elephant projects, knowing fully well we don’t have enough! That is the greed that perpetuates poverty! |
BlueRayDick:Dayo is lying between his teeth and he knows it.To your point which I have also alluded to, it is corruption that is perpetuating the incremental spike in corruption. When you evaluate every system in Nigeria, the recurring theme is corruption! He is comparing our budget to the US budget. You can’t compare your economy to that of the US. It’s like the illiterate D7 that came back from UK and telling his people that Nigerians are having it great under Asiwaju because fuel is cheaper in Nigeria! Is his minimum wage better than that of the UK? Are the systems in the UK comparable to those in Edo state or Nigeria? |
raumdeuter:Why is anyone asking for extra meat in a poor man’s house? Isn’t that the greed that feeds corruption? If everybody take one meat, knowing the house is poor, shey dem go die? It is not the absence of meat in the house that is the problem, it is the management of how the meat is shared or used that is the problem. |
raumdeuter:This is immensely misleading. There are thousands of peer reviewed research that have shown the consequences of corruption in our economic realities. How massive historical corruption has perpetuated poverty than any other factor in Nigeria. Look no further than the management of the subsidy removal in Nigeria. It is one thing to not generate enough, it is another thing to embezzle, poorly prioritize and mismanage the resources you have and that is the case in Nigeria. It is not shocking that the countries who rank top in corruption have same economic realities. If no be corruption, projects will be accurately priced without inflating prices. What is the true cost of most of the elephant projects we have in Nigeria? |
raumdeuter:Dayo no na! Corruption is the reason why resources seem too little for our needs. Corruption is a massive problem in Nigeria. Infact corruption is a major requirement to becoming a leader or administrator in our public system. |
raumdeuter:Many do, however, they are not accessible nor affordable, 2 core dimensions of any quality healthcare system. |
afrodoc:Sacchi! The 4-4-2 master with serious pressing. Man was another purist when it came to tactics/ understanding of the game. Omo forget, some coaches have come through sha. A big part of the problem the Azzuri’s are struggling with today is the absence of intelligent tacticians that are indigenous. Yea, we no longer see players with Valderrama type skills in the midfield. When they hold possession, it is intentional and impactful. |
andrewbaba44:Drew, you have this habit of bringing your fights from other platforms to this one. You’d then present the same argument like it originated from here and when you are asked for proof on this thread, that is when you’d say “ On PM News, On X, On Instagram, On TikTok, on Facebook, On YouTube, On Reddit”. You sometimes, even without provocation degenerate into calling people out of their names, which I personally find unnecessary because you are trying to make a point for Yamal. Now it is Olise! If Mbappe played last night it would have been Mbappe not Olise or Mbappe and Olise because you have the compulsion to drag any player that is remotely a threat to Yamal to you. Baba, abeg enjoy! |
I am watching the USA 94 WC replay between USA and Colombia and I am reminded of how good Valderrama actually was as an attacking midfielder. He was never afraid of receiving the ball, good with both feet, good close control, great short passing and vision. That generation also had Asprilla, Alvarez and the late Escobar. Also, many of the tactics employed by modern coaches are not exactly novel. Most are improvements from already existing tactics. Take for instance, Flick’s high line, Colombia in this game were playing a very high line. Infact their defenders were starting at the center circle whenever, they had possession. |
raumdeuter:There was a “CAUGHT” while actively capping in a turban. |
andrewbaba44:I know it is Balon D’Or season but you are the one constantly presenting “Innocent Yamal” for unnecessary dragging. Respect the talent of other players. Not everything needs to be viewed from the lenses of Yamal. The certain player wasn’t even in the team that played Italy today. |
Gyokores on the scoresheet for Sweden once again! Something isn’t adding up… |
Watch this useless Pittsburgh defense ruin everything.. |
AND THE GOAT TIES IT! Where you at A40! Don’t tell me that drive to score the TD and convert the 2PT attempt wasn’t impressive! He just showed why he is HIM! |
He is 42! We are going to see the resurgence of DK Metcalf under the GOAT this season! |
See the GOAT dealing and diming! |
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/50081576/jalen-duren-accepts-5-year-200m-deal-pistons-agent-says Werey! E for no accept am. |
Where you AT LOOK AT THAG BACK SHOULDER THROW FOR THE TD! |
A40:Dis you see that throw to DK? Your OL is trash, man has now been sacked 5 times! |
A’ja Wilson is a BIG problem. |
A40:You don pretend like say you no see that drive to score the TD |
This one I am reading that Saliba is now running and X-rays look good. I know I said we miss Saliba, especially after that 3-0 drubbing but abeg, I don’t want any kain rushing, he should take his time. The projection was January and it’s only October and I am hearing he is now running. I hope it has nothing to do with the Brighton loss. Please allow him rehabilitate very well. |
A40:Ahhhhh! You can't even bring yourself to acknowledge the GOAT beat a very good team. I know you will be hate watching but the GOAT will do his thing. |
birdman:Absolutely a choice! |
No way Infantino is getting reelected now. His home country of Switzerland isn’t supporting his reelection bid. He reeks of corruption and I really hope he ends up in prison. |
SmooshCHN:He has just put his young career in a make or mar situation. I even understand he is missing preseason activities because he is holding out. There is no pro in this situation. If he goes into the season without a contract, he'd be risking getting hurt while playing and that will kill any chance of a big contract. If he refuses to play, he will get docked pay, lose shape and nobody will take a chance on him. He just put his entire life on a very risky trajectory and to imagine he is just 22. |
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