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Politics › Re: Will You Vote For President Muhammedu Buhari In 2019??? by Ugosample(m): 11:04pm On Jan 11, 2017
hmuhammad:
the same thing you said during the 2015 election. If you don't know, 98% of northerners are with him. I am a northerner and I know what am saying
And you think that only less than 12 "core northern states" unilaterally determine who becomes president of this country?

You are joking o.

Let us see how Buhari will get 25% in 24 states if he continues sinking the country the way he is doing
Politics › Re: Will You Vote For President Muhammedu Buhari In 2019??? by Ugosample(m): 10:56pm On Jan 11, 2017
hmuhammad:
go and hang yourself, what I posted is the truth. Whether you like it or not, Buhari will be your president till 2023.

Your hatred and that of entire SE won't stop him from winning
grin grin
We will see about that.....

But a note of warning tho, when Buhari loses, those coward almajari should not go on rampage and start killing people, because this time, it will be messy.

Lol @ I should hang myself tho
Politics › Re: Will You Vote For President Muhammedu Buhari In 2019??? by Ugosample(m): 3:47pm On Jan 11, 2017
hmuhammad:
chairman, I am a confirmed northerner. I will keep repeating it that 98% are with him.
Speak for yourself.....
For some of you though, voting a competent person from the South is a no no for you people; so I am not surprised
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 3:34pm On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
I'd advise you tone down on the condescending remarks, cause you have no monopoly over them.

UK is doing just fine after Brexit, the Rocky start was expected, and even at that, Brexit is akin to Morocco leaving the OAU, It's not really secession per say, just regional disintegration.
Secession will be Scotland leaving Britain.

Never said that Singapore seceded. Just pointing out that an unworkable union has no need being kept.
Malaysia recognized they and Singapore had fundamental issues that can never be resolved and did the right thing by pulling the plug on an unworkable union. Today Singapore and Malaysia are better for it.
If not for parasitism and greedy interests, no sane person will be promoting Nigerian unity, as with the Malaysian federation, Nigerian unity can never work.

If Nigeria is a viable union, Ndiigbo will be the one crying for inclusion like Singapore was begging for inclusion in the Malay federation, it wouldn't be Nigeria forcing a demonic union on us.

A people fundamentally different from each other have no reason co existing in the same Union.
Which fundamental issue did Singapore have that made Malaysia kick them outhuh That was pure wickedness, simple and short.
U.K. is doing fine right grin grin grin
I laugh. If they are doing fine, why are they begging for the market, and everytime Merkel tells them no market, their currency and investor confidence go negative? huh

And Comparing Morocco exit from OAU to Brexit is laughable, because OAU was never an economic bloc, the way the EU is, and that is why Britain is really screwed right now.

If they don't get EEA status like Switzerland, then they are finished.

Speaking of SwitZerland, it's funny how a heterogeneous country like that is one of the most developed in Europe,
Foreign Affairs › Re: Barack Obama's Farewell Speech In Full by Ugosample(m): 2:08pm On Jan 11, 2017
Obama my role model..

Very good orator, a responsible family man, and the man who gave his best to an ungrateful country (well a section of the country was ungrateful, but for people with sense, they are grateful)

Saving millions of lives with Obamacare...
Turning around a fiscal disaster and the list goes on
Foreign Affairs › Re: Barack Obama's Farewell Speech In Full by Ugosample(m): 1:50pm On Jan 11, 2017
MrMystrO:
Bro, Really thohuh Asin Reallyhuh
How on earth did Obama use a teleprompter? He didn't use a teleprompter, Has NEVER Used a teleprompter when making speeches. He only rehearses the ideas, facts and message he wants to get across through his speech and then Freely pieces everything together in one awesome Message. That is the True Gift Of a natural Born Orator that he is. NO ONE can Take that away from him.
Don't mind the other guy....

I saw one of his speeches, and in the setting, there was no way he could use a teleprompter.
He is too good jare, and sensible people are going to miss you very very much.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 1:43pm On Jan 11, 2017
smilingface:
if only you were in core north during last general election then you will understand those dat voted him as president did that out of religious and tribal belief. i was in north then gej did wat he can to end Boko Haram you know The military is filled with core northern Muslim for them it was a Great sin for sourthern infidel to and an Islamic sect.wounth even hand over power if defeated
What part of the North were you inhuh
GEJ carries the blame in part for how Boko Haram blew out of proportions so don't blame him...
Why was it that six to seven weeks to the elections, somehow we were making advances against Boko Haram? huh

Na our brother I hear, but he has to take the blame for that one. Declaring state of emergency from day 1 and making powerful arrests would have nipped this in the bud.

And besides, about our Army, those "core Muslim" that you are saying helped fight Boko to a standstill and some lost their lives to it... I knew some of them; and Col. Ali is just one of many; so that your argument no follow Abeg.

Jonathan failed in containing Boko Haram, simple and short, no excuse.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 12:22pm On Jan 11, 2017
smilingface:
It's very obvious buhari as an evil agender for being president it's already been carried out am not surprise that Fulani herdsmen are killing at will and nothing is being done about it. as for next general election just imajine how long it's took him to grab power He wounth let it go if defeated ooo and nothing anyone can do .Fulani are reducing vote that will be cast against him by attacking opposition strong hold. this country as to split the injustice is too much
This is beyond reducing vote or whatever.
Nothing can save him in 2019, he is losing and going back to Daura.
He does not care about the Fulani herdsmen rampage becsuse presidents in General in Nigeria are non chalant to the plight of the people.
When Joe was president, was he not dragging his legs in the BH issue too? Because it does not concern him.
Politics › Re: External Reserve Increases by Ugosample(m): 10:22am On Jan 11, 2017
ThinkSmarter:
What Nigerians Need to see z tangible infrastructures, improved standard of living, decrease in inflation, reduction of unemployment rate and not all these figure analysis that hv no significant in the lives of the citizenry.
They say we re the biggest economy in Africa, but the number of people below poverty level re alarming and need to be addressed.
The government should address the high birth rate, especially in the North, bc it poses a serious challenge to the country in the nearest future.
And we, the youth need to start thinking of Self Empowerment because from the look of things now, itz obvious that there re few office vacancies to accommodate[employ] people.
When I was @nysc orientation camp, I said to myself, "Is this for real" in Every year, there re two batches of NYSC in every state with some coming in streams, and a figure ranging from 2000 to 5000 yearly per state, the question nw z this: Hw many state can employ even up to 1/4 of the total no of corp members that served in their state?, Hw many will FG employ?, In few years to come BSc will be like O' level in Nigeria, we need to wake up and do something tangible for our self, the government z confused, When I saw what NYSC were doing in the name of Skill Acquisition And Entrepreneurship Development [SAED], I asked myself, Can you acquire a skill that will sustain u for life in 4days of 1~2hrs, per day under the State of dizziness as a result of camp parades, I read the handwriting on the wall, they were simply giving us the picture of the future, yeah some will get white collar job in the nearest future but many will not.
We need to engage ourselves 1st and still hope.
Good luck to all the hustlers out there.
May God bless ur hustle to the extent that u will snub govt job.
You get sense
Career › Re: I Can't Accept A Job Offer That Pays Below 100k/month ( Keke Rider) by Ugosample(m): 9:10am On Jan 11, 2017
emirate0:
A bike rider told me he mks 8k per day
You don't mean it shocked shocked
Career › Re: I Can't Accept A Job Offer That Pays Below 100k/month ( Keke Rider) by Ugosample(m): 9:08am On Jan 11, 2017
onokings:
I'm a happy educated Keke rider.
I make between a 100k n 150k monthly.
I save, eat whatever I want and have a clear picture of a phone shop I'll open in the next 18 months.
Right now I can't accept a job that pays less than 100k monthly.
Although most girls prefer an unemployed than a Keke rider.
As for girls, I don't care much. Cus I know that to have the kind of lady I want, the girl of my dreams, I have to at least be on the path to actualizing my dreams and that's for me is opening the phone shop.
If there's a girl that can see it now and be with me, she've got to be deeply wise.
But I guess that deep wisdom is a rare commodity.
That's my points.
May God bless you, bless the effort of your hands, and give you the brain to manage all you have labourwd for.

By the grace of God, you will not venture into wrong business that will fail after struggling this much to raise money for the business.


AMEN!!!!
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 9:01am On Jan 11, 2017
smilingface:
op forget biafra war its in the past now.... let's focus on the killings of Fulani herdsmen which is recent most especially the ongoing pogrom on the peaceful people of southern kaduna which you have never condemn due to your evil heart.
The president we have un Aso Rock now is an evil man in that regard, same with the governor of Kaduna state.

The actions Buhari has been taking since assuming office has been setting this country on fire, and that is why secessionist people are gaining more audience amongst disgruntled people, which is normal.

Anyways in 2019, Nigerians will do the needful, by hook or crook
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 8:58am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
Nigeria is a cesspit already, what worst will happen in Biafra?

Just by cutting off the unwanted dead weight of Nigerians, is enough to set Ndiigbo on the right path we were on before 1966 events.

You are not saying that Igboland will be worst off than we are in Nigeria, but you are surely subtly implying so.

Fundamental issues wrong with Nigeria will be addressed in Biafra. Just as fundamental issues that was affecting Yugoslavia was addressed in the New nations of Croatia and the Rest, and those affecting the Malay federation was addressed in Malaysia and Singapore, those affecting USSR were addressed by the nations that broke off from there. Czech and Slovakia are not seeking to fuse back into Czechoslovakia.

It's a big world out there. If you can't see Igbo existence outside this failed country, Millions of Ndiigbo do, because we believe we can do better.

Britain is not in any mess, they are just doing fine after Euro exit. No one said it was going to be smooth ride.
You must be ignorant to say that U.K. is doing just fine .
The pound is dropping astronomically, and investor confidence has fallen badly...
You don't watch news so you will not know.

When Merkel threatened to Isolate UK just two days ago; did you see what happened to their currencyhuh

And when she further said that Britain will never have free market without free movement did you see how further the pound sunkhuh

Theresa May has admitted that indeed it will be a BUMPY ride, and at the end of the day, Britain will have to accept the free movement to keep the free market or else their economy will collapse even more (which btw defeats the purpose why many mumu British people voted out)

And as For Malay and Singapore, you probably don't know their history.

Malaysia ejected Singapore out of the Union, not Singapore secceding.

Le Kwan Yew was even shedding tears and begging after Malay did that to them... But they had to take their destiny in their hands, and it paid off.. Malaysia today is also doing very fine, so at the end of the day, maybe it was a win win for them.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 8:50am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
This is trash coming from you. People from neighbouring country cross migrate. There are many Mexicans migrating to America, there are many inter migration between USA and Canada. It doesn't mean citizens of those nations want their nation fused with those of their neighbors.

Pakistani Are not seeking to be re joined with india, same applies to Eritrea and South Sudan.

Nigeria is already a cesspit, Biafra can't be any worst.
So your scare tactics is dead on arrival. Try again later.
Lol @ scare tactics.....

So telling you the reality on ground is scare tactics? huh

Pakistan will never join with India again and the rest the same, because the damage has been done already and cannot be undone.
So they have to live with the consequences of what their government did, or what they voted like in the case of U.K. and Sudan who did referendum.

Nigeria is already a cesspit, yea right, and we being a major ethnic group also contributed to what makes Nigeria a cesspit as you call it, and you think that with just drawing borders, the inherent things that negros in that country do that makes the country a cesspit will just go awayhuh huh
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 8:44am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
I noticed you carefully skipped the part where our jobs and money were stolen by Nigerians, and is more interested in accentuating the abandonment property saga in PH.

I'm not a bitter one clouded by sentiments. You are the slimy one, clouded with treachery, I know your type, and I understand your plight.
Well, as for the £20 pound policy, that was very very unfortunate, and as for jobs stolen......


Well the last time I checked Igbos were and still are largely entrepreneurs, And for those who fled, were they expecting to get their jobs when they came back?

You sef reason am....

But one thing that I agree with is that Injustices were meted out to us back then (the seizing of the money)
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 8:03am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
By Anoruo Ahamba:
When we left our trenches and dropped our arms at the end of the War in 1970, we headed straight to the Houses we built. We were shocked to hear that the Zoo Government branded them abandoned Properties and distributed it amongst themselves..
We headed to the Banks to withdraw the Millions we left there before the War,the Zoonians told us we could only have 20 fucking Pounds..It did not Matter how much we had in our accounts..
Homeless and Penniless we went back to pick up the Jobs we left when we fled for our lives ,the Zoonians also told us we could not take back the Jobs,they filled up our positions with poorly qualified folks...
In that dare situation, we were Mourning,hungry,Penniless,Homeless and Jobless,these same idiots i call Nigerians quickly passed a Policy they called Indigenisation Policy to sell off Government Companies to themselves knowing fully well that non of us could raise up to 21 Pounds!
You pulled yourself up without any assistance and quickly recovered and over took the clowns with your mere 20 Pounds,yet they did not rest,but rather took the same war to your various endeavors in form of Quota System, exclusive Economic lists,Federal Character, ELDS states, and Cooked Population figures and use of Local Government as the yard stick to disburse National Cakes
For goodness sakes why are you reasoning like thishuh
ELDS also include some SS and SE states, so what are you saying againhuh Even tho ELDS get as e be, the intent was genuine at least, to help disadvantaged parts of the country catch up educationally with the rest of the country, and that to me is not a bad thing. There should just have been a time period for it, after which it will be revieved.

Mighty America still has Affirmative Action for disadvantaged groups, and in principle is similar to ELDS
Which one is economic lists again? huh

Quota system is also not a very bad thing as long as qualified people from all the regions fill up the quota from each state.
the problem with quota system in Nigeria is that unqualified people get to fill the quota, and it is across board, not just in the north.
Federal character and quota system is basically the same so no need to talk about it
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 8:02am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
By Anoruo Ahamba:
When we left our trenches and dropped our arms at the end of the War in 1970, we headed straight to the Houses we built. We were shocked to hear that the Zoo Government branded them abandoned Properties and distributed it amongst themselves..
We headed to the Banks to withdraw the Millions we left there before the War,the Zoonians told us we could only have 20 fucking Pounds..It did not Matter how much we had in our accounts..
Homeless and Penniless we went back to pick up the Jobs we left when we fled for our lives ,the Zoonians also told us we could not take back the Jobs,they filled up our positions with poorly qualified folks...
In that dare situation, we were Mourning,hungry,Penniless,Homeless and Jobless,these same idiots i call Nigerians quickly passed a Policy they called Indigenisation Policy to sell off Government Companies to themselves knowing fully well that non of us could raise up to 21 Pounds!
You pulled yourself up without any assistance and quickly recovered and over took the clowns with your mere 20 Pounds,yet they did not rest,but rather took the same war to your various endeavors in form of Quota System, exclusive Economic lists,Federal Character, ELDS states, and Cooked Population figures and use of Local Government as the yard stick to disburse National Cakes
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 7:52am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
Pause a bit and think of these short paragraphs,you would notice Nigeria,the same Zoo Nation you are proud of as an Igbo Man, designed,and calculated measures to keep you down and out in Nigeria..Yet your slave mindset that has "short term memory of sorrow and pains" took over you to forgive and forget and you started behaving as though nothing happened in the past...
You knew quite well that their deceptive RRR measures was a farce your foolishness still made you to allow handshakes with them that went above the elbows..You still had the foolishness to build new houses in the areas they took the ones you earlier built..
If you aim a Gun at me and fire with the intention of killing me and you missed!!That you missed would NEVER make me to trust you again,nor forgive you,i would take my own aim and make sure i NEUTRALIZE you completely!!!
The abandoned property menace you talk about was most prevalent in the SS, Rivers especially.
Igbo men who had property in Lagos largely got it back (at least I can talk of my circle) Our "brothers" in Port Harcourt did abandoned property Gimmick on my Grand pa (RIP) and till today he never got it back, !and that is the same Rivers some deluded "biafrans" want to add as their own.


And from the way you write, you are too bitter to reason without sentiments, so I understand your plight
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 7:45am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
I don't know where you are from, but in Igboland I come from, lives are valued.

Stop lumping my people with aliens( Yorubas and Arewa) to satiate your cravings for the Nigerian cake.

Ndiigbo don't like what Nigeria represents, and we will not stop at trying to change it by breaking free of Nigeria.
In the 60's, there was not a single crisis in the East where human lives were lost in mass, we can't say same of the West and the North,
There is a reason why despite the fact that the SE is small in landmass, it had always been densely populated, it's for the fact that we had over the millennia mastered the delicate act of peaceful resolution of conflicts, that ensures avoidance of war and loss of lives, as well as lack of drive to conquer and subjugate our neighbors in the name of empire building.

We were/ are not same people with Yorubas and Arewa, culturally,politically or historically speaking. Stop trying to lump us with them to sound politically correct.
The Eastern region was peaceful, pre colonial Igbo land was peaceful, all historical antecedents points to the fact that Biafra will be a peaceful nation as well.

As for your examples.
No Eritrea person wants Eritrea to be re merged with Ethiopia
No Pakistani wants Pakistan 're merged with India
No South Sudanese want their nation remerged with Sudan.
That should tell you all you need to know about the people. Their new nations are not Eldorado, but they sure know that their conditions are better off than it was in their parent unions, and unlike in their parent unions, they now in their new nations have their destinies in their hands, and this fact alone, ushers Hope, believe and patriotism, which are special ingredients needed for nation building.
And BTW, I'm an Igbo man too.

Pakistani people don't want to be part of India anymore grin grin
Though not All Pakistani tho, but many will like to be Indian, as an Indian passport carries more clout than a Pakistani one, and that is why they are escaping to the other end of the border to blend in as Indian Muslims (BTW there are more Indian Muslims than the entire Pakistanis population)
So your point on Pakistan is funny,


I don't know much about Eritrea, but the last I checked, their economy is in a cesspit, even after leaving with the ports.

Then for South Sudan... You have no idea mehn, you really don't
Politics › Re: Nigerian Federal Warplanes Bomb Residential Streets In Breakaway Biafra by Ugosample(m): 7:40am On Jan 11, 2017
vicenzo:
I don't know where you are from, but in Igboland I come from, lives are valued.

Stop lumping my people with aliens( Yorubas and Arewa) to satiate your cravings for the Nigerian cake.

Ndiigbo don't like what Nigeria represents, and we will not stop at trying to change it by breaking free of Nigeria.
In the 60's, there was not a single crisis in the East where human lives were lost in mass, we can't say same of the West and the North,
There is a reason why despite the fact that the SE is small in landmass, it had always been densely populated, it's for the fact that we had over the millennia mastered the delicate act of peaceful resolution of conflicts, that ensures avoidance of war and loss of lives, as well as lack of drive to conquer and subjugate our neighbors in the name of empire building.

We were/ are not same people with Yorubas and Arewa, culturally,politically or historically speaking. Stop trying to lump us with them to sound politically correct.
The Eastern region was peaceful, pre colonial Igbo land was peaceful, all historical antecedents points to the fact that Biafra will be a peaceful nation as well.

As for your examples.
No Eritrea person wants Eritrea to be re merged with Ethiopia
No Pakistani wants Pakistan 're merged with India
No South Sudanese want their nation remerged with Sudan.
That should tell you all you need to know about the people. Their new nations are not Eldorado, but they sure know that their conditions are better off than it was in their parent unions, and unlike in their parent unions, they now in their new nations have their destinies in their hands, and this fact alone, ushers Hope, believe and patriotism, which are special ingredients needed for nation building.
I hear you.
Let us see whether a Biafra will be a reality or not na grin grin

Those countries I mentioned and you repeated are in their worse shape than when they left.
I'm not saying that Igbo people will be worse off if we leave the country, but the fundamental issues wrong with these new countries were not addressed, and drawing new lines did not change nothing, and their countries are seeing the result.



Britain thought they were too big and sophisticated for EU, now they have left see the mess they are in.....

Anyways everyone has the right to his opinions tho.
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by Ugosample(m): 10:39pm On Jan 10, 2017
I usually stay away from this topic because its a very difficult topic to discuss without it becoming a male vs female bashing fest
Op of you really want mature discussions on your thread, you may want to change your title to something less confrontational.

I live in the west and here when a feminist talks I totally understand what she is saying and fighting for. They follow up with actions and are very passionate about the things that they fight and campaign for . . which is womens rights. Not one right, not two rights or rights in just some areas . . .they fight for rights in all areas that concern women.

They fight for things such as pay, against the glass ceiling, discrimination, for childcare support, against domestic violence, laws that marginalise women and a whole heap of other things. They go out in the rain and run marathons for their cause, they go to TV stations and eloquently pass accross their views, they sign petitions and obtain thousands of signatures and march down to Downing street. They have a strategy, they know what they want and they go for it.

I dont see much of that in Nigeria. I may be wrong but the flavour of the Nigerian feminist seems to only be within relationships. Howvever relationships are really built on the foundation of cultural and for those who have a religion, religious beleifs as well.
The most rugged of Nigerian feminists will not refuse to cook if her MIL comes visiting just becasue she cooked yesterday and its hubbys turn to cook today.

Some MIL's are more dangerous to the marriage than the man himself.
Its the culture that needs to be tweaked and old things that dont work are the things that need to be done away with
Some pastors have sent women to their grave with the sit and endure advise to a woman who is being abused.
This is cultural and religious advise gone wrong.

Until the Nigerian feminist embraces the "whole thing" and not just bits, they wont wont get much support and they wont be taken seriously.
Go to the grassroots, empower women, send them to school, open shelters for those suffering domestic violence, be out there fighting for the rights of women, lobby govt to pass laws to protect women and so on.

I am all for the rights of women and equal oppourtunities in all areas not just some areas. I should earn the same my male collegues are earning and if I want to retire at the same age as my male collegues then I should be able to.
Very very nice
Politics › Re: Nnia Nwodo Emerges Ohanaeze President-General by Ugosample(m): 10:22pm On Jan 10, 2017
BudeYahooCom:
Is anything wrong with that? Why should the East denounce Biafra because you hateful yorubas are uncomfortable with it.

Why should what I call myself be a problem to one scratched-faced conquered idiot in kwara? Why?
Oga I am not Yoruba I am Igbo.....
And I am not hateful.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Struggling With Prison Warders (Photos) by Ugosample(m): 10:20pm On Jan 10, 2017
texazzpete:
Where I live in Lagos, nobody hates Igbo people. I lived in Port Harcourt for 9 years. Never saw a single person commit an act of intolerance against someone else because he was a south Easterner.

I grew up in Benin. Igbo people were not being persecuted there.

When you imbecilic clowns come up with this 'Nigerians hate the Igbos' rubbish, I just laugh.

There are of course some tribalistic asswipes out there (those also exist among the Igbos) but In large parts of the country, there is no thematic hatred for Igbo people.
Don't mind the clown jare...

Nnamdi Kanu to me is not qualified to be our leader as Igbos...
One who calls a president paedo, Yoruba people.....
Hausa people...... And Nigeria (which Igbo at least for now) are still part of, a zoo, is not a qualified leader...



But this Buhari sef don dey Bleep up tey tey
Politics › Re: Nnia Nwodo Emerges Ohanaeze President-General by Ugosample(m): 10:08pm On Jan 10, 2017
BudeYahooCom:
If Nnia Nwodo wants to be succesful he should come to terms that the Igbos he'll be leading are becoming averse to sycophants. The easiest way to lose credibility to the average Igbo youth is to try preaching to them how "one nigeria' is the best thing after Ofe oha.

It is better to close your mouth than to open it and try to sell expired products like murderous Buhari to the east as an Ohaneze leader. Ask your predecesors how far.
So what should he be doing?
Preaching biafra abi
Family › Re: Is Poverty The Fault Of The Poor? by Ugosample(m): 8:54pm On Jan 10, 2017
Mindfulness:
I come from a family of entrepreneurs who created many jobs so no need telling me that.




Nobody said they should not be remunerated. I have not even said they should not earn more.
Okay then
Family › Re: Is Poverty The Fault Of The Poor? by Ugosample(m): 8:11pm On Jan 10, 2017
Mindfulness:
Unfortunate and grossly unfair but 'functional illiterates' will tell you it is normal and fair because an employee is like a Boko Haram terrorist after all. grin And they will call it enlightenment. wink

They will not ask the important questions because in their 'enlightened' view critical thinking is non-existent.

The right questions would be:

1. Why is a CEO's job worth 350 times more income?
2. Who determines the value of work?
3. Whose work is harder?
4. What are the consequences of such income inequality for the individual and the society as a whole?
You have a point...

But know this.......
Without the CEO, THE COMPANY WILL NOT EXIST.

It is entrepreneurs who create businesses that people work in....
And the life of the business is key to keeping people employed.

So with that, I think the CEOs should be well remunerated...

but 350 times is too much
Jokes Etc › Re: Men Who Are Afraid Of Using Escalator In Mall (video) by Ugosample(m): 7:32pm On Jan 10, 2017
zinachidi:
remembered d 1st tym i used an elevator, i didn't know which button to press, i just stood there making a fake phone call for over 7 mins so i wouldn't look like one idiot, before luckily someone who wanted to use it too came and opened it,, the speed i take join am eeeeeh...... I was supposed to go to the 15th floor but the person stopped at floor 11.. So i follow am come out since i would be left alone again.. I now used the stairs for the remaining 4 floors.. Many years ago...


Boys are now men. grin
LOL...
You just made me laugh
Family › Re: It Is Present Day African Losing Family Values? by Ugosample(m): 7:04pm On Jan 10, 2017
The world is losing it..
this is not a case of "African values" which I consider I be ambiguous
Family › Re: Is Poverty The Fault Of The Poor? by Ugosample(m): 6:54pm On Jan 10, 2017
truthsayer007:
If you don't understand why a CEO should earn 350 more than an average worker, then we shouldn't be having any conversation at all.

Its equivalent to asking why an Army General should be earning times 350 of what a soldier who goes to Boko Haram to fight while the He sits in an office in Abuja.

Your should enlighten yourself lol.
So just give me your reason why the bolded that you quoted should be??

Like the 350 times thing
Family › Re: Is Poverty The Fault Of The Poor? by Ugosample(m): 6:50pm On Jan 10, 2017
Mindfulness:
I haven't said that rich people have not worked hard enough to deserve to do well and that all of them inherited their wealth. However, I do not see why a CEO should earn 350 times more than an average worker because if hard work is what makes people worthy of wealth then clearly manufacturers do hard work. And many of them are not even able to afford health insurance after retirement which they urgently need after having had a hip replacement due to the hard work they had been doing for decades.
The bolded is unfortunate.
Crime › Re: Two Herdsmen Allegedly Killed In Anambra - Vanguard by Ugosample(m): 9:28am On Jan 10, 2017
GMBuhari:
So now you admit you killed thier cows and slaughtered them. Abi? Congratulations but remember some other people are still receiving returns for what you did


Oh and I'm sure I'll mention you too
We will see about that.......

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