₦airaland Forum

BankyGee:
Ahn ahn, whadya mean by that?

Mustsucceed:
So in the whole of nairaland na us you see? I can't give you others whose posts are trully admirable ..u will learn a lot .abeg no dey scare us follow others we take God beg you..this is online stalking


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kunmiiii:
Oh! Here you are...just noticed you shared a ton of my comments, what an ingenious way to get people's attention, this app must be really keen to you, will check it out.

Ajibel:
Wow seriously, so this method is OPs trick to get people to check out this thread.

I had two comments of mine shared by the OP, and that made me check out who the person was, and this has brought me to this thread.

Nice trick OP, I'll take a look at your app

abdulazeez1002:
I beg you, please stop sharing my comments.

Na beg I dey beg

booksrite001:
Well, I find your posts (opinions actually) quite interesting. Now that you know, would you to try out my NL app? URL is in my signature?

planetx:
Lol good luck to you, why not go to jail in the country you visited Nigeria from or is it only American jail you prefer.

Iamgrey5:
The shares that belongs to SA firms and subsidiaries is almost 90% while Nigerians owns 10%

helinues:
We have something meaningful to do this morning than engaging in newspaper stands arguments

helinues:
I am very sure you can read.. Also read neutrally not as a party member, ethnicity or religion affiliates

9jaRealist:
Is he the person driving the trucks or are there no other truck accidents in Nigeria?

Many folks don’t grasp that most of Africa’s problems (including this “xenophobia”) is rooted in POVERTY!
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helinues:
Young man, you are loosing it daily with your incoherent comments

Psainte20:
the same problem in Nigeria and on Niaraland... The olodos like you use 4g network and always make ftc the sensible ones use 3g or 2g network and their contributions always comes later....

Simplyleo:
Will you shut up for once? Simplyleo - Stop being a troll and a f.ool. Failed politician defender

360degreess:
Oby should cover her big head in shame..The funniest thin is that majority of those killed are your people.. Buhari that you're always attacking boycotted WEF..to show his concern..

Simplyleo:
E pain am.

E really pain am.

Ikpeazukerosene:
Your fellow compatriots were killed, your country pulled out of the conference in protest but because of longthroat for the dollars you would receive as honorarium, you went there. You now got to South Africa and you can't say the truth and address issues squarely.

This bald-headed saboteur with her ugly coat with shoulder pad as high as okada seat.

Simplyleo:
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All these summits summits up and down na formality sef. Any investor worth his onion knows where to to invest. If the environment is not conducive and there are no prospect, no amount of summits will make him invest.

Additionally, countries know where their interests lie and summits or no summits, they will still go about their interests.

Simplyleo:
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byrron:
That wailing from wailers made the president to sit up and do the needful.

The attack started some days ago and the FGN did nothing about it not until Nigerians back in SA started standing their grounds over there while Nigerians back home also decided to apply the law of reciprocity on SA's business interests in Nigeria and every well meaning Nigerian started calling out on the FGN for it's docility over this issue which eventually woke them up to be alive to their responsibilities.

The credit here goes to the Nigerian masses who in unison for once called out the Nigerian government to act which is why they now decided to do the needful after how many day's of being silent while Nigerians in SA gets dehumanized.

correctguy0900:
Waiting for next move from the wailers association of nairaland. (WAN).

This one shock them. Dey didn't foresee the move by baba.

Simplyleo:
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All these summits summits up and down na formality sef. Any investor worth his onion knows where to to invest. If the environment is not conducive and there are no prospect, no amount of summits will make him invest.

Additionally, countries know where their interests lie and summits or no summits, they will still go about their interests.

vibre:
What's the meaning of the red line? Cross and die?

PerfectMatchNG:
What happened in Lagos yesterday is an indication of what’s to come, it has nothing to do with Xenophobia or South Africans but a glimpse of what the middle class should expect from poor Nigerians who are waiting for a reason & an excuse to strike.

These people have constantly strolled into the malls year over year, too poor to shop & no hopes of a better tomorrow, sees other people with chubby looking kids rolling shop carts & loading groceries into their cars. They want these things too.

Engage poor Nigerians ones. You will see that undertone of “In this tough country, these people are living large and buying cars, they are thieves”. The middle class is the closest to Nigeria’s lower class. They will be the first target. This thing is here already. Just recently, I noticed my estate introduced armed mobile police personal to join the current one. The need to have this things is a signal that we have a failed society already. These people will not be able to save us. You’d be surprised they’d join in.

We are sitting on a nuke. Poor Nigerians are angry and they are not that angry at their government. They are angry at you because:
1. You drive a nice car
2. You travel for summer
3. You shop at Shoprite
4. Your kids, chubby.
5. You live in a fine house.

In this economy, how? If you lived through the riots of the mid 90s, you’d understand this is not new. The middle class is always at the receiving end. The people believe Nigerian can never be better, so they want those shiny things you have. At least that would give them some satisfactions.

If Nigeria ever gets a Revolution (which I pray we don’t get). It’s going to be the poor versus the seemingly rich. You don’t have to be rich to be a target. You just have to enjoy what others don’t enjoy. Scary times ahead.-
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