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Investment › Re: NSE Orders Stockbrokers To Stop Informing Their Clients by solomon111(m): 7:00pm On Mar 20, 2013
a1solution: Why must they put investors in the dark? Any way pull out your money if you can. A sticth in time save nine or more
This is probably one of the best time to invest,and you want to pull out.
Smh.
Nowonder,foreigners are the ones enjoying our money.
The citizens are retarded.
Politics › Re: Ex-militants Blow-Up Pipeline In Delta State. by solomon111(m): 6:53pm On Mar 20, 2013
This is just a tip of the iceberg of what will happen,if a northerner become president.
Politics › Re: 5 Things That Will Go Wrong If Jonathan Is Not Re-elected In 2015 by solomon111(m): 6:03pm On Mar 19, 2013
One thing is definitely sure;
The unrest in the Niger-delta will return,and it will take the grace of God to resolve it.
I hope the new president is smart enough to think of alternative source of foreign revenues,as oil-money will disappear.
Politics › Re: Kano Bombing: Massob Threatens War by solomon111(m): 5:18pm On Mar 19, 2013
The biased yoruba moderators have hidden my post.
Idiotas.
Politics › Re: Buhari/okorocha 2015 Posters Out by solomon111(m): 5:11pm On Mar 19, 2013
Buhari is an incompetent foool,riding on the back of huge numbers of illiterate voters.
I will leave this country anyday this idiott enter Aso-rock.
Politics › Re: Bill Gates Did'nt Cancel Trip - Reuben Abati by solomon111(m): 1:35pm On Mar 19, 2013
If not for the illiteracy of Northerners,polio would have been eradicated in Nigeria,and we wouldn't need to bear all these insults from a hypocritical,imperialistic america.
Pls bill gates,stay in your country.
We can eradicate polio by ourselves,as soon as Northerners stop their rejection of vaccines and killing of doctors.
Politics › Re: U.S Threatens Sanctions Against Nigeria Over Pardon For Ex-convict Alamieyeseigh by solomon111(m): 11:18pm On Mar 16, 2013
Vision2017: God bless you my brother. I am of the humble opinion that by now, the U.S government should have positioned the U.S seal and marine troops ready to outsted badluck jonathan corruption-prone government. I am optimistic that soon revolution will consume both him and his fraudulent cabinet members.
you want a foreign military to invade your country and oust a democratic president for a 'crime' of which the US have done worse?
You are a disgrace.!!!
If you were in serious countries like Russia, china,turkey,iran or even N.korea that don't joke with their sovereignty no matter what,you would have been hanged for treason.
Entertainment › Re: Six Nigerians Honoured By World Economic Forum by solomon111(m): 10:52pm On Mar 16, 2013
I have heard about that Ndubuisi ekwekwe at a seminar some time ago.
A Very brilliant mind.
Politics › Re: U.S Threatens Sanctions Against Nigeria Over Pardon For Ex-convict Alamieyeseigh by solomon111(m): 7:56pm On Mar 16, 2013
I think many of the idiotts supporting the US on this thread are Nigerian-americans.
They've being brain-washed beyond belief,that they don't even understand the value of SOVERIEGNTY.
Smh.
Politics › Re: U.S Threatens Sanctions Against Nigeria Over Pardon For Ex-convict Alamieyeseigh by solomon111(m): 5:35pm On Mar 16, 2013
Why does the US like incuring enemies everywhere around the world.?
Their foreign ministries must have moronns running it.
Politics › Re: U.S Threatens Sanctions Against Nigeria Over Pardon For Ex-convict Alamieyeseigh by solomon111(m): 5:25pm On Mar 16, 2013
Vision2017: The United States Government is right in their action and I am using this opportunity to appeal to the United state government to help out outsted goodluck jonathan regime by sponsoring genuine militants with arms same way it did in Libya so that jonathan's administration can be outsted for good and let genuine peace and glory come to Nigeria. No doubt, Jonathan's administration is inimical to the peace and progress of Nigeria and should be flushed out immediately
if you think ousting GEJ is the solution,then you are very deluded.
The militants will simply close the oil wells and everybody will answer their father's name.
Anyway the US have already predicted Nigeria's disintegration in 2015.
Politics › Re: The North, South-west, And The Stealing Of Nigeria’s Common Patrimony by solomon111(m): 11:05pm On Mar 12, 2013
As someone said;
we are soon going to witness a massive purge of some ethnic groups in the oil-industry.
It's only a matter of time.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 10:47pm On Mar 12, 2013
CAMEROONPRIDE: Nigeria couldn't win a simple case It's now Cameroon is a french puppet.
When the main resource of your wealth is at the hands of the same French right?
In case you didn't French begged us to not retaliate after the last killing of our soldiers which was not even the action of your military lmao because they(french) have more investments in naija than in Cameroon.
lol.
You want to revenge what against Nigeria?
That would have been suicidal for cameroon.
France were wise enough to advise against such stupidd course of action.
We would have gotten the excuse we need,to invade cameroon.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 10:43pm On Mar 12, 2013
CAMEROONPRIDE: I know and Nigeria fits well.
Ivory coast and Mali are others great example.
What makes Cameroon a French puppet?
No French military base in Cameroon?
So how and why are we puppet?
And you have the guts to say Gabon is not a French puppet.
You are a joke, come back with proper informations
we don't have a military base in our country despite numerous appeal from america.
We have continually rejected many military pact offers from England and america,while cameroon has one with france.
France determines the economic destinies of francophone african countries.
They are also the reason for the mistrust between Nigeria and cameroon.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 10:36pm On Mar 12, 2013
CAMEROONPRIDE: you clearly don't know the chronology of the events in Bakassi. We have been fighting and killing your soldiers long before the ICJ judgement. Get educated.Google is your friend.
I'm going to class will b back
yes,you've been killing them and running back to cameroon.
Why not face them like men?
Besides,bakassi has always remain under Nigerian country,until recently when we had to let go,due to the ICJ judgement.
Since you've been killing them,why didn't you forcefully claim bakassi all these while.
Why wait for us to release it?
You guys are lucky we don't have a military president.
He would have ignored the ICJ judgement.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 10:36pm On Mar 12, 2013
CAMEROONPRIDE: you clearly don't know the chronology of the events in Bakassi. We have been fighting and killing your soldiers long before the ICJ judgement. Get educated.Google is your friend.
I'm going to class will b back
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 10:29pm On Mar 12, 2013
CAMEROONPRIDE: you are the ignorant here who clearly knows nothing about Cameroon and Central Africa in general it is sad people like u have access to internet only to spit lies and propaganda.
So Camerooon is a France satellite but Gabon is not.
What is Nigeria? The naughty lady of all the Western world. Your leaders take it deep from the Usa Russia and even France.
E.g Nigeria first African country to vote in favor of a Westernfl(France invasion) invasion of ivory coast.
Nigeria is working hands to hands with France to fight mali your military is defending France interests and promoting Western imperialism yet It's cameroon the French satellite smh.
In term of economy ToTal and Peugeot are playing the biggest role in your economy and employing thousands of Nigerian how many French companies exist in Camerooon and what are their influence.
I weep for Naijan and their delusion of grandeur.
so because we have total and peugeot in our country,it means we are a western puppet?
Smh.
Do you know the meaning of a western puppet?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 10:26pm On Mar 12, 2013
CAMEROONPRIDE: their bully can't reach us, that's why the average naijan hate Cameroon/Cameroonian.
There is no reason to bully cameroon.
You are not an obstacle at all.
If not for the ICJ judgement,you wouldn't have the guts to come anywhere near bakassi.
Travel › Re: The Journey From Accra To Lagos By Road. by solomon111(m): 5:02pm On Mar 12, 2013
I believe the security situation in Nigeria,is the reason for that kind of scrutiny.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 1:31pm On Mar 12, 2013
*yawn*
Foreign Affairs › Re: South-Korea & US Start Drills As Tensions With North-Korea Escalate by solomon111(m): 7:29am On Mar 12, 2013
thoth: With more than 8 million homeless people and more than 26% out of Job who will want to go there ? A country where more than 75% of its citizens are on some kind of debt or another and no hope of repayment what do you really have to show off.
It is a pity most nigerians don't know about the real USA but choose to rely on Hollywood for an image of what it looks like.
They have the highest debt profile ever, and instead of looking for ways to pay back the debts,they keep looking for wars to fight.
Mad country.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South-Korea & US Start Drills As Tensions With North-Korea Escalate by solomon111(m): 7:25am On Mar 12, 2013
mikelreal: Just imagine nigeria launching a long range nuclear missile to north korea, and it leveled d country, lol awesome dream
why?
Do you think there is anything good about waging war on another country unnecessarily?
Smh.
Politics › Re: GEJ Fires Director-General Of NCAA, Demuren by solomon111(m): 7:21am On Mar 12, 2013
OlowoTee: That's true...but sometimes it's so unreasonable to change a winning team. Ask NAFDAC#Akunluyi?. A bad replacement could re-invent the wheel, taking us many steps backward. I pray GEJ's committee find a good replacement over NCAA.
A winning team?
Despite all the plane crash and corruption?
Na wa.
Politics › Re: GEJ Fires Director-General Of NCAA, Demuren by solomon111(m): 7:20am On Mar 12, 2013
This man has spent soo much time there.
I wonder why he didn't retire years ago.
A lot of plane crash,corruption and institutional decay happened under his nose.
Good riddance.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South-Korea & US Start Drills As Tensions With North-Korea Escalate by solomon111(m): 7:03am On Mar 12, 2013
Why is america always looking for trouble?
Can't they stay in their damn country?
How can you leave your continent and start carrying out military drills in another continent and in your enemy's border.
This is a sheer display of arrogance.
Someone has got to stand up to america.
WTH.
We can't take it anymore.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 9:08pm On Mar 11, 2013
Msauza: What exposure do I need? I have been to both US and UK and some few African countries, being Burundi-Bujumbura, Congo-several villages and Rwanda- Kigali. So what do you want, South Africans do not like to travel just as much as Americans and Britons do. Unlike Nigerians who are all over the world running like headless chicken searching for better life. The reason why Nigerians are travellers is because its economy is too small to cater for its population size. Once your economy starts to flourish, your feet will start to grow small to travel. If NGR can first start to be patriotic and keep skills in the country it will progress technologically. We in SA we do not give our intellectuals to NASA, foreign organisations, etc, we keep them and give them whatever they want. How many doctors, engineers, intellectuals Nigeria lost to foreign nations of which some have even disowned Nigeria and adopted citizenship of their host country?
yes,i agree with you that we lose some strategic minds to the developed world,though we've began the process of drawing them back to Nigeria.
But it is more complex than you thimk.
China have the highest number of immigrants in foreign countries,yet their economy is the 2nd largest,and the world fastest growing.
China and india,despite their large and rapidly expanding economy also have a lot of their citizens working for america and the united kingdom,infact more than Nigeria.
They cannot employ them all.
Nigeria also is in the same boat with them.
We have over 15 million foreign graduates,excluding those that schooled in Nigeria.
How do we employ them all?
They are bound to move.
Southafrica,on the other hand,is a low populated nation.
You do not have the same problem Nigeria have.
Infact,the graduates resident in Nigeria should be more than your entire population.
Compare Nigeria with china and India,not with southafrica.
We have more in common with them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by solomon111(m): 9:06pm On Mar 11, 2013
Msauza: What exposure do I need? I have been to both US and UK and some few African countries, being Burundi-Bujumbura, Congo-several villages and Rwanda- Kigali. So what do you want, South Africans do not like to travel just as much as Americans and Britons do. Unlike Nigerians who are all over the world running like headless chicken searching for better life. The reason why Nigerians are travellers is because its economy is too small to cater for its population size. Once your economy starts to flourish, your feet will start to grow small to travel. If NGR can first start to be patriotic and keep skills in the country it will progress technologically. We in SA we do not give our intellectuals to NASA, foreign organisations, etc, we keep them and give them whatever they want. How many doctors, engineers, intellectuals Nigeria lost to foreign nations of which some have even disowned Nigeria and adopted citizenship of their host country?
Health › Re: Nano-particles & Bee Venom Can Kill HIV – New Study by solomon111(m): 7:08pm On Mar 11, 2013
[quote author=Red-Light]spending money on roads? shocked shocked where did u see that in my post?[/quote]sorry.
I was trying to quote omenka.

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