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ezebunafo:
now with this your pic posted,your neighbour will know you re talking about his wife

UrPapa:
Why u come post ur picture join

Pussyisgud:
Bros u better face your job, is it why they employed you to be taking note of your customers doing their business

Goodlyhrt:
The propagator of this thread though be armed in your ways can not defeat logic.

Logic is that you are akin to an animal domesticated, offered better care, educated, clothed, and up rooted from squalor now turn back to curse your benefactor for being such a fool for saving you asxx from ignorance.

You use your benefactor's technology, culture to spew nonsense about how you would've been better off in your cesspit.

Your ancestors couldn't add anything worthwhile to the advancement of human race but their low intelligent copy and barbaric culture.

You go on about "Great" African empires which you have no published record of but solely based on records of self same benefactors you chose to poke on.

Remman:
You should even thank God for the colonizers. The thing is you're only looking at the negative side of them but overlooking the positive side of them.

By now you would have still be running up and down without clothes in the bush chasing animals without been able to keep records, own a house, live like a rich man or interact with other nations.

I still know what my father and grand parents looked like so do my children and unborn generations because i have their pictures documented. Today, i'm able to communicate with someone in far away, i can take a flight around the world, i can read and write, i can keep records that the future will keep remembering me. Electricity is an important factor in all this. Stop looking at only the negative sides because even back then there were wars and freedom of movement wasn't as guaranteed as it is today due to the level of canibalism, babarism, etc. that existed then. Today we have a much more sophisticated environment. So, also look at the good things that came along.

Remman:
No, it seems you fail to understand how this works, do you?

It is not because Christianity was introduced that those things happened but because Nigeria was colonized by evil men. With or without Christianity they still would have done what was on their mind.

Hitler was a christian publicly but in Christ's kingdom he's an agent of darkness. Even the US, Russia, UK and France pose as christian nations. But Christ who is the head of christians said by their fruit you will know them and he also let us know that there will be evil men who would deceive the people under the umbrella of christianity during the close of age. And we've seen them and Hitler is a good example of a false christian. That someone call himself a christian doesn't make him a christian for it is written in the scriptures that not everyone calling my name Lord lord will enter my kingdom.

Remman:
Guy, you're confusing human characters with Christianity. In every religion, family, relationship and organisation, there are evil people who hide under the guise of their organisation to execute their evil plans. It's true that the British colonisers weaponised Christianity for their own selfish gains but does that make them true christians? No! Christianity obviously teaches love and peace over hatred and violence as well as forgiveness of sins, this was what the evil men weaponised.

Even in your family, workplace or other social organisation, there are people who would want to take advantage of others using the organisation as their umbrella. Which is why scholars over time have been able to explain and differentiate religion from politics. Even in politics today, our leaders are using their position to loot as if that was why they elected them their. Some even use the law to their own advantage (as in the case of rigging).
The person is right because Christianity has really helped us than destroy us!

kasim155:
I thank God for Christianity that wipe out so many evil cultural practices in many parts of Africa and beyond.

oglalasioux:
Your fear is for the West not to recolonize us so they won’t take our natural resources.

1. As a black African, if you are left with your natural resources do you know what to do with it? Can you process it? In all history did Black Africans even know the uses of what they have before the White man came?

2. It’s nearly 65 years since independence from Britain. Millions of Africans have acquired Western education since then. But we still can’t do anything to process our natural resources. Of what use is it to us then? Why shouldn’t the West that knows what to do with it take it?

3. You are celebrating kicking out France from Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger Republic, right? Don’t worry. These countries are going the part of Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe kicked out White people and nationalized their lands. That country went from being the food basket of the world to a failed state today.

4. As black Africans, we prefer a few politicians to steal our common patrimony than allow people who can help us. Same way we’ll vote along ethnic and tribal lines than who has the zeal to make positive changes.

5. Give China the opportunity to govern Nigeria for just 10 years and you’ll see progress we can’t achieve in 200 years.

6. End Wokeness! Black Africa must be recolonized!

kb83:
Let's Be Ready Anything is possible, Our Leaders are not helping matters either, If USA should colonize us fine.

PHAYOL81:
We have enlightened them on many of these benefits and more but the critics are hell bent on promoting their vilifying political agenda to frustrate its construction. I don't understand how we can't head on with this edifice and still prioritize the rehabilitation of our bad roads.

WHATEVER THEY DO OR SAY THOUGH, THE ROAD MUST CONTINUE AND BE COMPLETED IN DUE TIME.

ComeToJesus:
Go and do your 30k internet attack dog job. Stop yawning all over the place..

ComeToJesus:
Roads that are in normal terrains, Nigeria has not been able to maintain in over 30 years..

Its the one that is closer to the rivers and the coasts that Nigeria is willing to construct and maintain. Coastal roads wear out faster. Salt water impacts negatively on roads and adjacent infrastructures.

Franking:
Everything you mentioned is true ON PAPER only.

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tnerro1:
Una never tackle insecurity, una Dey talk about tourism. One negative incident can destroy the tourism dreams. See Abuja kaduna train, is no longer what it was before, people are no longer confident in boarding that train anymore, and if u do, u pray hard all the way till u get to ur destination.

Ballzproblem2:
china is not battling fuel scarcity.


china is not suffering from yuan devaluation


china has good economy.



All these I stated above Nigeria has none , continue defending this useless government na you and your generation gl suffer am ,when next election reach your children children go still sell their future for 5k

CommonSense1967:
The positive impact of the Lagos Calabar coastal road on the Nigerian economy will be huge and generational.
I have tried to explain to some why this is a brainer but they seem bent on looking at it from a political and sentimental perspective.
Even if Obi was President and he proposed this road, I would have supported it with everything I have.

Nigeria has a long coastline and most are not been used to their full potential. Imagine how many beaches will open up from Lagos to Calabar, imagine world-class hotels, imagine the potential for resorts in many areas.


Look at it from the potential benefits instead of the potential delays and costs.

Projects of this magnitude will experience delays, cost overruns, and many other problems. But we must still start it and plan for potential hiccups as we go along. No matter how ell you plan there will be issues but that is not enough reason to back away form it.

opamoses1:
The burgeoning tourism industry has also motivated local people who used to work as migrant workers in more developed cities to return to their hometowns.

My best part of the article.

muhammaduyusufu:
http://en.people.cn/n3/2024/0205/c90000-20131252.html#:~:text=Opened%20on%20Dec.,widely%20spread%20on%20the%20internet

Nightwolf1:
That the road didn't pass through the South East is never the issue. The issue is, there are abandoned projects all over the country including an East West road already serving the same purpose for which the coastal highway is designated. That East West road is in terrible condition and lives are being lost on that road everyday. Put it in order and channel the rest amount of money to areas that needed utmost attention. Not a project that won't be completed under 20yrs.


Again,15 trillion Naira is a huge money earmarked for a project that never followed due process. Perhaps it could have been less than what Dave Umahi wants us to believe.

Too many grey areas associated with the project are the reason for reasonable doubts.

Image123:
The remaining will be updated as Reno updates. It seems Obi needs to carry his family and close friends to go and beg this Reno fellow. The 'violence' is getting hot.

Here's part 2 as promised.

Fourteen: He claimed that the US President pays for his own food, but a search on the White House website indicates that the White House food budget covers most of the costs of the US President's meals, although there are some that the President pays for.

Fifteen: I employed 60% of Anambra people in IBL Brewery (IBL employs less than 0.06 of Anambra’s population).

Sixteen: Out of 150 players in the American NBA, almost 100 are Nigerians. But Nigerian players in the NBA are less than 3%.

Seventeen: I did not leave debt in Anambra (actually, he left debt, according to the Debt Management Office).

Eighteen: Tinubu sent out WhatsApp messages against me that I would destroy Lagos (actually, the blast was sent out by Powell Glad Legbe, an Obidient).

Nineteen: Nigeria exported less than $30 billion in 2021 (Nigeria has exceeded $30 billion in exports for over a decade).

Twenty: I am the first Governor to be impeached and reinstated in Nigeria (actually, Ladoja was the first).

Twenty One: I have never been involved in corruption (according to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Peter Obi corruptly ferried money out of Nigeria and stashed it in secret accounts). For this, he was investigated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in 2022, and that case has not been officially closed.

Twenty Two: My investment in SABMiller is now worth $100 million (actually, the Obi government’s investment of $12.24 million is now worth only $5.38 million).

Twenty Three: The Governors of the Southeast founded ESN (actually, ESN was founded on December 13, 2020, by Nnamdi Kanu).

Twenty Four: I have only one wristwatch (Peter Obi has been photographed with multiple wristwatches).

Twenty Five: I don’t fly private jets (pictures don’t lie!). Obi has been pictured alighting from multiple private jets.

Twenty Six: The British government apologised to me after detaining me at Heathrow. Enquiries from the UK High Commission in Abuja indicated no such apology was offered by the British Government to Mr. Obi.

Twenty Seven: Peter Obi claimed NEXT was dissolved. Investigations revealed that the UK government did not dissolve the company. Rather, it was punitively struck off after failing to file annual returns.

Twenty Eight: Peter Obi claimed that apart from Venezuela, Nigeria is the only OPEC nation not meeting its quota. That is a lie. Data from OPEC's website shows that no OPEC country meets its production quota.

Twenty Nine: He said Nigeria has 60% youth unemployment. However, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, this is false.

Thirty: Peter Obi claims he is a nationalist, but as Governor, he threatened to sack non-natives of Anambra in the Anambra State Civil Service, an unconstitutional act.

Reno Omokri

Bobby4090:
The Mayor of Dubai has spoken. The fraud says he's fighting corruption. He should start by giving up all the assets he fraudulently acquired in Dubai and all the ones he fraudulently acquired during the days of privatisation.

Sannisege:
Reno is ripping apart the lies of Obi and his psycho followers.

DMerciful:
These are not really what is needed to develop Kano but human capacity development.

Kano should focus on education as the highest priority so that insecurity will reduce to the bearest minimum