Anyway, I feel the title is a little innacurate. Musiwa, in all his influencial glory, is quite right in calling for the misuse of the word "influencial" for these people.
The op wasn't helping it though. In spite of his claim of innocence, he copied a from a link that has "50 Nigerians..."; opened a thread that has "20 Nigerians..." and went ahead to post continuous profile of mostly igbos; making extra sure to tag them "of Igbo extraction".
If you wanted to post others' profiles later, would all of them still fit into the "20 Nigerians..." title you used?
Grow up. This would have been what you'd have been praise for even if lifted from somewhere else.
Sincere9gerian: Not Nigerians. Those hating on this thread are APC e-goats.
Shouldn't they first show us projects of architectural masterpiece from states under APC control?
Imagine the fools are comparing the Federal University of Lokoja established only 3 years ago with the University of Botswana that was established in 1982 as the FIRST institution of higher education in Botswana? Talk of comparing apples with oranges. Yeye dey smell!
Are you also swaying these new schools should not be compared to schools like OAU and UI that were built in the 50s and 60s?
Shiildbt these be even better considering that we are actually much richer than we were in the past?
madamoringo: Sorry for your loss and RIP to him but I know 1000000 posts will come as little consolation to this tragedy! I looked through your posting history to see if you are one of the GEJ till 2019 crowd, the PDP pigs but I see you are not and hardly interested in politics. In fact, I did not see one post of yours in politics. Well the problem with this is that people like you are not interested in how you are governed and the leaders who make the choices that determine if you will die or live a happy life. Prayer is good but I don't think God made prayer to usurp the power to know right and wrong on the first day he made man, i.e. Common sense! Could it be that God did not answer your prayers when you prayed? I don't think that is the angle to look at it but Nigeria and it's leaders have not used the common sense God gave them to deliver on the mandate of being control and in charge of the things God has given them control over.
I write many times on NL and complain louder than a lot of Nigerians in Nigeria but people in Nigeria abuse people like me. I neither live in Nigeria nor am I affected by your doctors strike! I am not affected by PDP governments and GEJs incompetence for over 15 years but I write many times to show Nigeria new ideas and the light of progress but Nigerians do not want light or salvation. Some weeks ago, I had a real pain in my knee coming for running and workouts and I still saw a doctor who had the time to examine it, even took an xray on the spot, in fact here they will tire you out with medical tests. I have been to hospitals for some minor thing and when I see how sick other people are, I just to home! Well, all those are absolutely FREE or paid for by insurance. Whose job is it to fix your health system? The hospitals? Who has been choosing the minister of health for the past 15 years? I can tell you with 100% conviction that if your friend had an accident over here, emergency medical services will be there within minutes, not even up to 10 minutes! Serious accident, Police and Fire Services will be there! And no, they will not just be quickly carrying him to a hospital, they will start treating him to keep him alive as soon as they make contact with him. In fact, let me go further to say that if a victim does not die in an accident before medical help arrives, his chances of dying thereafter are significantly reduced because he will get the most intense care you've ever seen before! If they see it is a very serious life threatening injury, scratch the transport by their road ambulance, he will be flown by helicopter practically into emergency room.
Nigerians are collecting rice and joining TAN, why their lives hang precariously in the balance. Get more involved in politics, vote out a party PDP that has not improved your lives. Posting in Romance section and forum games is good but not when there is fire on your mountain and your retardeenicbastardic president is busy screening Being Miss Elliot and smiling like a dull zombie. Anyway, the choice is yours. Nigerians are dying from BH, the soldiers are being killed, people are dying on road accident, but someone will still say it doesn't concern him? Well, one day monkey go go market he nor go come back!
* first banki oo, una welldone o First banki o una do well o Bank wey for 100 yrs dey supposrt our economy o For sport, Arts and culture nko First banki o, una do well o.
SDP and NRC gingles SDP(m.k.o Abiola) Singing:Small water we dey drink na so so dirty dey full am, Small money we dey get na so so transport dey chop am Haba! No food, no light Na wetin we go do? Mko, kingibe , sdp Action! Abiola, abiola Abiola Abiola progress! Mkoooo, is our man o Sdp is our choice
Andrew no check out Nigeria go survive... Nigeria go survive, my people go survive Africa go survive o Nigeria go survive.
Nigeria's 25th year indepence
Nigeria is 25, help my friends to show abi grow( I small den so , I can't remember the lyrics.
* I like am I like am o. Me I like my country, I like d land and people, everytin e dey for nigeria, make we join hands to make nigeria better.
Nigeria at 25 is still the best celebrated independence anniversary yet. It may still be for a long time.
*Nigeria is 25, we all in peace survive Arise salute the nation, come join the celebration, The people united will never fall, as the sun shine and the rain falls...*
We just knew that people were happy then, didn't really understand the importance of the celebrations or why the took it that seriously. Nigeria was a party then, at least compared to now.
jemby: I wish our children would have something to remember, cos it's just killings and diseases all around. Back in the days we memorized these adverts and enjoyed singing along.indeed there was a country called Nigeria
Now all they sing is "bam ba la la, bam ba la la!" Lol.
Anyone remembers the Thermocool advert that always signified the end of all soap operas then. PZ was rulling TV then, closely followed by Lever Brothers.