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ommi gosh i find comfort in these pics afta a frustrating day. if theres a next lyf il choose 2 b naija again, I can't wait to leave ere! so much drama, action back ome. and biggup to Sly and co. a few pics 4 u, more 2 come
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You are so right. What do they really want. They make unclear demands. "we want to take hold of our future, we are impoverished hence we'll destroy our wealth" do they want the federal government to send a truck load of money to them, clean up the place, withdraw from OPEC and cease oil drilling and exportation? they have to be realistic. It's a fact that budgetary allocations from the federal government are highest in the oil producing states. They say that the financing falls into corrupt hands, which by the way, are their state governments. The state governments are very silent, the people are not questioning them either. The state governments don't do enough to set and enforce environmental standards for the oil companies they host. We ask "what is the problem and what do you want?" and the general annoying answer is "go to the creeks". Initially i actually understood the motive of the MEND and I wished for the best, I still do, but how in the world can you repair your land by destroying it, reduce militarization and violence by taking up arms, and clean up by bombing, protect you locals by hijacking foreigners? How is ridding Nigeria of its wealth going to make you rich? I'm starting to doubt the motive of the MEND and i think they are becoming evil. Osama was "fighting for his people", his people might adore him, but what do you and every other person think of him. MEND is said to be fighting for its people, and they think blowing up the Mainland bridge is the way. leave Lagos other states alone and deal with the Government. I'm pissed. . I hope everything works out in the Niger/Delta. And I pray that the corruption at the state and federal level cease one day. |
we hope he dies |
its been ages since this militant thing has been on. i understand the militants plight, but i feel they are stubborn and over-reactive. it's about time this ends already. it's a whole federal government they r up against. And i believe the government has tried negotiating. im with yaradua on this one and i hope its turns out well. violence is never the way but, ![]() |
Well, Jesus said we should expect things like this. He'll help us get through. |
I love rock. mostly gospel rock. y'all should try bands like Casting Crowns or Churchills, or Switchfoot, or The frays. Those guyz rock. Check any of them on Youtube. Im sure you'll like them. Every kind of music can sound demonic, u just av 2 listen 2 d rite ones. i totally hate some kind of rock music. |

You are so right. What do they really want. They make unclear demands. "we want to take hold of our future, we are impoverished hence we'll destroy our wealth" do they want the federal government to send a truck load of money to them, clean up the place, withdraw from OPEC and cease oil drilling and exportation? they have to be realistic. It's a fact that budgetary allocations from the federal government are highest in the oil producing states. They say that the financing falls into corrupt hands, which by the way, are their state governments. The state governments are very silent, the people are not questioning them either. The state governments don't do enough to set and enforce environmental standards for the oil companies they host. We ask "what is the problem and what do you want?" and the general annoying answer is "go to the creeks". Initially i actually understood the motive of the MEND and I wished for the best, I still do, but how in the world can you repair your land by destroying it, reduce militarization and violence by taking up arms, and clean up by bombing, protect you locals by hijacking foreigners? How is ridding Nigeria of its wealth going to make you rich? I'm starting to doubt the motive of the MEND and i think they are becoming evil. Osama was "fighting for his people", his people might adore him, but what do you and every other person think of him. MEND is said to be fighting for its people, and they think blowing up the Mainland bridge is the way. leave Lagos other states alone and deal with the Government. I'm pissed.
. I hope everything works out in the Niger/Delta. And I pray that the corruption at the state and federal level cease one day.