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I haven't known the significance of BB. If anybody does, they should please lemme know |
Mariojane:Thanks, I'm really humbled by your comment. |
makelove2m:I appreciate your comment |
tillaman:I'm glad you found it meaningful |
Zhirinovsky:I will advice that you are less sentimental when you engaged in political discussion. First of all, I didn't make comparison between Buhari economic policies and Mugabe policies because that's not a discussion at hand. I think you have a feeling I'm APC member, just to clear your doubt, I'm not partisan, and I believe almost all politicians in Nigeria are thieves. Now lemme dissect you comment. You said Mugabe took land from white people and gave it to black, that he was hated because of that. You said he is brave and courageous against white control. Now lemme inform you that in history of African leaders the most heroic leader against white people's control was Idi Amin. Did that make him a good leader? Absolutely not. Now to what you said about Nigeria economy during different regime. I could have engaged more in discussion about Nigeria economical situation under each regime with you but I think you are too sentimental not to lead into mudslinging. Hope you get my point ![]() |
sipsip:I kinda like you point of argument, though I haven't been to Zimbabwe, I have Zimbabweans as friends. And one thing for sure is that none of them think Zimbabwe is practising democracy under Mugabe. On why Zimbabweans hasnt revolted if Mugabe is truly a bad leader. The answer is that citizens won't revolt if they have been suppressed. Before I delve into what happened in Iraq and Libya, lemme clarify my stand on Mugabe. Like Mandela rightly said, Mugabe has a good intention for his people, but he has stayed a little longer than needed. I know you will ask, if he was good to his people, why are people concerned about how long he has been a president. The fact is that African countries need to establish a stabilized system of governance. And transitioning of power from one leader to another brings about the stabilization. A brain of 93 years doesn't have the same capacity has brain of 30s or 40s with the same intelligence. And don't tell me there is no mind as intelligent as Mugabe in Zimbabwe. Now to Gaddafi and Hussein, I strongly go against american troops invading and ousting them, but the fact remains that they were dictators. An analogy is praying that Abacha remain in power because during his time the economy wasn't bad, and there was money in circulation. Iraq and Libya remain in turmoil because America want it to be so because they are benefitting from their massive oil. That's a story for another time |
Guyman02:Though you have kinna answered yourself that she is monarch, I think there are some things you still need to know Firstly, though queen Elizabeth is a constitutional monarch, the power to make and pass legislation resides solely on the british parliament. As a result, you won't be wrong if you call her a ceremonial monarch since she has no power to make or pass laws in the kingdom unlike the power mongers of Africa that control their citizens with iron fist. A simple analogy is looking at Alaafin of Oyo or Sultan of Sokoto. Though they are constitutionally recognized monarchs in their respective states, however, they have no power as regards making and passing of laws in the states. Such power lies with the governor and members of house of assembly. Now to the issue of if they are being fully democratic, there is no need for a monarch. I will take you down history lane. I'm quite sure you are aware that it's believed that democracy started from classical Athens in 6th B.C. and ancient romans. However, the democracy as at then was totally different democracy we have now. Do you know why it is different? Because a lot of changes were made to reduce the authority of people in position of power. Guess the nation that enacted most of the changes, the English of course. From Magna Carta in 1215 to The case of proclamations in 1610 to Habeas Corpus in 1679 to bill of right in 1689, up to reform act in 1832. Each of these changes reduce the power of the monarchs and give more power to the people. Hence, british have established their form of democracy for over 800 years that they believe having a monarch doesn't influence their democratic system. Now tell me how the bastards power mongers in Africa is the same as british monarch |
Woodpecker: Kx: bush112: Vickiweezy: tribalistseun: hucienda:From the posts quoted above, I could see some calling him a living legend, I could see some saying he has a good heart, I could see some wishing he age with grace and I could see some saying he is healthier than Buhari This is my contribution, until we oust people like Mugabe, Biya of Cameroun, Mbasogo of Equitorial guinea, Afwerki of Eritrea, Deby of Chad, Dos Santos of Angola, Museveni of Uganda, Al bashir of Sudan and Nguesso of republic of Congo from power, Africa will continue to be backward. This is the reason why, each one of these power mongers has been leader in their respective country for 20 to 38 years. All oppositions to their brutal leadership are either being killed or fled the country. These bastards have strangled freedom of speech in their countries, and have hindered development in Africa because intelligent minds from Africa are living outside the shores of Africa because of their ruling. Now before you say Mugabe is better than Buhari, remember that Buhari has only about 4 to 8 years to rule Nigeria. Also, you could make any derogative remarks about Buhari without fear for your life because there is freedom of speech in Nigeria. Guess what about Zimbabweans and citizens of these power mongers, they don't have the same privilege |
inositol88:Are you waiting until she tell you "put your dick in my puna" Dude she is in love with you and she wants the D. The reason she is badmouthing you with her friends is to make her friends lose interest in you. Typical young girl psychology . And I believe you're a novice too ![]() |
I love this I will tell you all why I love this. Apart from the fact that this shows huge religion tolerance between the priest and the traditionalists (trust me, we need religion tolerance in Nigeria and Africa as a whole), it also show identification with indigenous religion. Why is identification with indigenous religion important for us in Africa? It is important in order to emancipate ourselves from mental and spiritual slavery. Until we emancipate ourselves from these slavery, we will continue to remain backward among all races. Hear me out. An arab man believes that an Arab looking man called Mohammad was a prophet from their supreme God A caucasian man believes that a man called Jesus is the only son of God. Though he was born in middle east, they have altered things, and they have shown us that he had blonde hair and blue eyes (caucasian looking) A chinese man believes that a chinese looking man called buddha is their God A jewish man believes that jewish looking men like David, moses etc. were prophets from their supreme God An indian man believes in indian looking being such as Vishnu, Devi, Shiva etc. as their deities But we Africans continue fighting and killing ourselves over which is more genuine between a caucasian religion and an arabic religion. Meanwhile, we have tagged deities and gods looking like us as evil and doomed What does this implies? Owing that we are mostly Christians and Muslims in Nigeria and Africa as a whole, what this implies is that we have mentally and spiritually believe we are inferior to the arabs and caucasians since the messenger of God and son of God we believe in are Arab and Caucasian looking respectively. Do I imply we should leave Christianity and Islam? I'm not saying so, all what I'm saying is that we shouldn't condemn our traditions and indigenous religions, instead, we should find a way to eliminate awkward and barbaric believes in our indigenous traditions/religions, we should have more tolerance for others belief and religion, and we should believe more in our black skin and black abilities. Until we do these, we will continue to remain backward because we have serious identity crisis |
^^^I don't know, and I don't care to know May be the guy below knows |
I believe Buhari is still alive. But as a concerned citizen of Nigeria, all I'm asking for just like any well meaning Nigerian, is for the president to do a short video addressing the citizens so as to clear this air of doubt. I don't think this is too much to ask for |
Congrats to both them The bride looks simple and gorgeous. Blissful union to them |
damton:I have been generous with the figure |
ebuclassic18:I don't count his money and idgaf about him, if not for the fact that social media keeps talking about this dude, I don't even know who he is |
Valfrankie:I have updated my post. There is no way Forbes will recognize his peanut |
Valfrankie:Recognized by Forbes how? Na him type dem dey talk about? I always tell people that this dude money is meagre compared to people that really have money. As a matter of fact, rich guys don't show their money, their investments and assets show it for them. With shitty naira value, I will be surprised if this guy worth is up to $5 millions. |
Warridis |
One word, Iconic One of my favorite musicians of all time Just listen to Love's divine Crazy Secret Kiss from a rose I can't stand the rain Secret I've been loving you too long Change is gonna come (lovely version of sam cooke's song) It's a man's world (another spectacular rendering to the original) Walk on by Don't cry This could be heaven etc. His voice is just too powerful. Happy birthday Icon |
I thought forced marriage is only done in Northern Nigeria. |
Smh |
Ride on Acting president |
End of Yahya Jammeh Dynasty which is good for Africa |
It should be potable Unless pathogenic, microorganisms are not bad. Some microorganisms are even essential for our existence without which we will die |
The love of a mother May God continue to bless our Mama. Will someone that has a beautiful mother say Amen? Amen! |
They look like brothers Men of wisdom In Pete Edochie's voice "A man who hangs around a beautiful girl without saying a word ends up fetching water for guests at her wedding" "Drinking garri doesn't mean you're poor but allowing it to swell before drinking is poverty" "Whoever presents his own head to break coconut would not be able to partake in the eating of the coconut" |
Everything na chop for naija. I wonder what they'll start killing and eat after they finish eating all the wild animals |
I was about making a comment, then I remember that
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obasy09:I was just amazed by the level of ignorance shown by Nigerian youth on this forum. The emptiness of their knowledge is colossal. I can't imagine they are that empty. I read all the comments on the 1st page through the 2nd page until I saw your comment, not one person could reason that the refinery in question is located in Kaduna. Is either they didn't read the article or they are just filled with hate. It is quite unfortunate where we have found ourselves in terms of intellectual pedigree in this country. I'm quite sure almost 90% of them don't even know there is a refinery in Kaduna |



. And I believe you're a novice too 