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Politics › Re: FG Rejects US Conditions On Sale Of 12 Super Tucano Planes by vioment: 9:10am On Jan 26, 2018
So this toy drone go follow be plane for 2020. When i say this a zoo i am being nice. Backward country.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Less Than 24 Hours Later President George Weah Announces Members Of His Cabinet by vioment: 9:04am On Jan 26, 2018
I wish his seriousness well.
Romance › Re: Malawian Police Officer Kissing A Young Girl In Viral Photo by vioment: 11:44am On Jan 23, 2018
Africa is just a foolish place continentally. Unprofessionalism reigns supreme.
Politics › Re: Williams Oluwatoyin, RCCG Pastor: "I Will Vote Buhari, Over And Over Again" by vioment: 11:41am On Jan 23, 2018
It's suppose to be a free country and free vote choice. If PMB is logical to you, do as you please. I won't vote for another dunce again. The world is complex and we are not dynamic for this reality. To be fair its not just PMB that was not smart in local and world politics, i can go as far back as the govt after the founding (i say independence) fathers.


Every time they give us unnecessary presentation about so called "foreign investors" trying to invest, as if those scavengers(foreign investors) don't have eyes and earS; It's as if they forgot that foreign investors can see how unorganized, uncivilized, undisciplined, and how difficult it will be to do business in Nigeria. To this day, an average Nigerian cannot watch videos on their phone without worrying of data a lot. Is the root cause of that not due to power supply, because the data providers have to run generators to run their businesses, the same root cause goes for many other industries in Nigeria.

Regardless of who you vote for, if they are not serious and really cutting edge in their thinking and actions, then your vote is garbage.
Culture › Re: Red Ibo In Jamaica: A Profile Of The Igbo People Of Jamaica by vioment: 5:15pm On Jan 22, 2018
LordNapoleon:
Akara is fried bean cake while moi moi is cooked bean cake
Thank you for info. It's just not clicking with me. I never chop fried cake before.
Culture › Re: Red Ibo In Jamaica: A Profile Of The Igbo People Of Jamaica by vioment: 11:24am On Jan 22, 2018
Akara is not bean cake, bean cake is moi moi. Think of it, how many cakes do you eat that are fried; At least, moi moi can be put in the oven.

About the african linage in regards to igbos is interesting, i will be reading more on this.
Business › Re: Mark Zuckerberg Loses $3.3 Billion After Changing Facebook News Feed by vioment: 10:04am On Jan 22, 2018
Technology has 6 representatives on that list. Dangote is diversified and connections under industry.
Foreign Affairs › Re: A Celebrated Francophone Africa Writer Said No To Macron's Francophone Project by vioment: 2:45am On Jan 21, 2018
Is it not Africa again where the oyibo with their machinery comes and tells you he only want to extract 2 million barrels a day, but the whole time, they are extracting 4 million a day and paying for 2. It's not their fault but the huge naivete that Africa suffers from. I wonder how France (a lame country) will be forming over lord to Africans. I like the industrialization of France but e be like broke and weak street guy wey one dey lead rich docile people. England is also acting over lord. Dotard and these countries are busy splitting the world among themselves, that's why they don't criticize him. French speaking Africans have always been a disappointment and not sharp individuals.
Romance › Re: Michigan Man Who Lives With Three Sex Dolls: His “wife” And Two “mistresses by vioment: 1:05am On Jan 21, 2018
All oyibo dolls. This one dun take am go extreme and also guided by heavy insecurities.
Travel › Re: Illegal Foreigners In A Truck Arrested In Abuja (Photos) by vioment: 12:53pm On Jan 20, 2018
Maxigoody:
Yes we all know where you stand... with your marauding killer hausa-herdsmen brothers. so keep blabbing!
Next!
Lol. funny guy.
Travel › Re: Illegal Foreigners In A Truck Arrested In Abuja (Photos) by vioment: 3:31am On Jan 20, 2018
laudate:
Who told you those people do not have a home? Didn't they come from somewhere? And how can you ascertain that a foreigner is not a criminal, or that he does not constitute a security threat? You think it is just by looking at his face? shocked Why has Boko Haram been able to thrive so much? Isn't it because many of their foot soldiers & supporters, infiltrated our borders from neighbouring countries?

Guy, a country does not get the respect of its' neighbours, by leaving its borders wide open. undecided And coming up with a permanent solution to the light and water problem, does not require throwing open your borders to illegal immigrants, even if they are from neighbouring countries.

You can only uplift the dignity of your country, when your own fellow citizens who are nationals of that country get good jobs, good security, high standard of living, good education and good healthcare services provided by the state authorities. It is not by turning yourself into a refugee camp for citizens from other African countries! Nigeria has not even been able to solve its own internal refugee problems or IDP camp issues. sad So your advice, will only aggravate the situation and make things worse for them.

Go back and study Nigeria's foreign policy over the last 25 years. Nigeria has spent a lot of its money, trying to make life better for other African countries. Do you know exactly how much our nation has donated to other African nations? There was a time, we were giving Niger Republic free electricity supply, even at the detriment of our own citizens.

I don't even want to talk about how much Nigeria spent in dismantling apartheid in South Africa, or bringing peace to Liberia through ECOMOG. We also sent our citizens to teach their people, through the Technical Aid Corps Scheme under OBJ's regime.
Anyway, let me leave you to wallow in your romantic fairytales....about other African countries. They can do no wrong, in your own eyes.
You got some points that I already thought about. Lol at the bolded comment.

I would go the route of strengthening security at the border. If they were caught on a flash point, then they go through the process. If our leaders have not put thoughtful laws in place and no security at the border, then it is not their fault. If a fighter is caught during an assault on bh camp, then it's fair play on their arrest or end. It's not rocket science to treat nigerians and others with respect and dignity; that shouldn't need technology or development to begin implementing on a large scale.
Travel › Re: Illegal Foreigners In A Truck Arrested In Abuja (Photos) by vioment: 3:02am On Jan 20, 2018
Maxigoody:
tra.sh! tra.sh!! tra.sh!!!

Rub.bish comment!!!
Whatever. My opinion, your opinion. I stand with Nigerien like i stand with Nigerians. Treat Africans with respect and dignity. Thank you.
Travel › Re: Illegal Foreigners In A Truck Arrested In Abuja (Photos) by vioment: 2:34am On Jan 20, 2018
laudate:
Opening up the borders to all Africans is a recipe for disaster, as long as effective, state-of-the-art security systems for fishing out criminal elements among them, have not been put in place. sad

Please do not get carried away by some sense of African patriotism. A number of African nations do NOT like Nigerians.

Like I stated earlier: Nigerians in other African countries are treated far worse, than citizens of such nations are treated here. Take a trip round Africa, before you jump to hasty conclusions. undecided
Bro, am well versed to a point. No be dat times wey i dey Nigeria dey carry runz for head. I have roamed 5 countries in three continents for the last 5 years. This guy is not unpolished no more. With that said, i carry Africa for head, and yes i support your state of the art system that you envision for security measures. As for now tho, i think Nigeria cannot just send people away especially when they have a home and have not committed any crime.

If someone tells you as the appropriate officer that they are from Niger or chad or wherever, if your dept can ascertain that this person or people are working or learning, are not a nuisance to the society, then let them go through due process and also get treated with respect and dignity while at it. It should be that if you pick a violator up, that is not violent to your team, you should first gather their information so that if they are sent back, they can carry their properties and wealth with them. No more cool to inhumanely handle an African by an African. Nigeria should lead this respect and dignity act in Africa. If one of these people come up with a solution to greatly improve our power/light condition, our story will change. Before we were a different tribe from many places in Africa, today you are a nigerian and have a tribe. We were all from somewhere especially in Africa, and our future generation could be from anywhere in Africa. Let us begin to lead africa in this regard and also work together in research, education, free movement, security, respect, and dignity. We have the resources, we should join our brains. Niger is a resource rich land even more than Nigeria, if you don't know. They are just making foreigners and nations not in Africa rich due to low awareness. We should help clean the scales out of their eyes and shower them with knowledge since they have been in shackles, handcuffs, and had the heads covered for a long while. Niger might be the country to power Nigeria tomorrow, you never know.
Travel › Re: Illegal Foreigners In A Truck Arrested In Abuja (Photos) by vioment: 1:19am On Jan 20, 2018
laudate:
Your comments are borne out of ignorance. With a few thought provoking questions, it is very easy to know if a person is Nigerien, Chadian, Malian or Nigerian even if they speak Hausa or Fulfude.

Immigration officials all over the world have been trained how to interrogate travellers in order to discover their places of origin.

No country in the world throws open its borders to all and sundry, even if they are next door neighbours. And this is because of security issues, unemployment issues and health issues. sad

If any of these immigrants are carrying contagious diseases, how would you be able to tell if you throw open your borders to all of them? If you study the spread of diseases in Africa, it is dispersed across borders, by itinerant travellers. undecided

Security risks also occur when you allow every one inside without conducting due checks. With the spread of Book Haram, ISIS and other militia gangs in North Africa, as well as the proliferation of small and light weapons, it is risky to just allow foreigners to stroll across your borders, into any part of your country, even if they are your neighbours.
I get your point of being security conscious. My argument is based on the general lack of trust we have with our security operatives which is not all their faults but due to bad leadership. If you give one of those immigration 500 or 1000 dollars now, he will swear he knows their village in Nigeria, so is that system credible? Most of these people they are sending away, probably have children in Nigeria who will grow up to be no less Nigerian than you. It is time to have a serious west african passport that everyone should have and is credible, then we work from there. Before independence, most of these neighboring countries had legitimate relatives across borders eg igbos and cameroon, lagos and benin, and others.

See how they called africa shithole and majority of the blacks are barking and denouncing the statement, if an african leader or any president insults blacks in the usa, am sure that many nigerians will find it funny and not give a damn. This i don't care attitude we have is not helping the african cause. If a platoon is fighting among themselves all the time, how can they win a war.

To me, I say open the borders to all africans except arabs that are not investors. Nigeria should have a africa 1st guided policy. If they are coming to Nigeria, we can go to their own places too. A real open border without the noise, build railway within Nigeria that also connects to various other african states. It is also time to change that stupid flag and make it green/black/green and even change that stupid name that somebody gave his girlfriend as a gift (can you imagine). I stand with Africans worldwide.
Travel › Re: Illegal Foreigners In A Truck Arrested In Abuja (Photos) by vioment: 12:37am On Jan 20, 2018
laudate:
Go back and read the whole post made by the OP again, with understanding. They are Nigeriens (citizens of Niger Republic), and not Nigerians. If you studied Geography in school, you would know where that country is located.
I read it, and to me, there is no clear way to know who is from Niger or Nigeria if they speak Fulani or Hausa; If the borders are so porous and we don't have a credible identification system, whose fault is it. For all we know, the real fulani killer can be pointing out a stark illiterate and accusing them of not being Nigerians. If they say they are not Nigerians by themselves, then send them back and tell them to come back with ecowas passport. We cannot be bullying and intimidating our own kind, while lebanese and others not from Africa act like they are Nigerians. Every leader in other continents are treating Africans like shit, and Nigeria is busy doing even worse to Africans. We don't need hate from our neighbors that we can work with. Send the illegal lebanese and chinese and others home.

Let us fix our system before we hand out judgement. It is chaos everywhere even as a Nigerian in Nigeria.
Travel › Re: Illegal Foreigners In A Truck Arrested In Abuja (Photos) by vioment: 11:35pm On Jan 19, 2018
How can you be arresting Nigerian citizens? This country is just rubbishing by the day as usual. A correct government will call it fair play, and let them stay while you improve the economy and do the hard work of identifying your citizens and our brothers all over west, east, and south Africa.

A very foolish leadership in many branches, you trust Arabs and Lebanese more than Africans. Nigeria is getting to a point of no return from stupidity. It is our leadership role to integrate with Africa.
Politics › Re: Buhari: Got Only 198,000 Votes From South-east, Yet They Have 4 Senior Ministers by vioment: 11:24pm On Jan 19, 2018
This guy is such a dunce o. God forgive me for voting for an idiot and illiterate as this divisive fool. How many northern votes did good luck get
Romance › Re: Meet Harmony, The Sex Robot Doll That Moans, Talks (Photos, Video) by vioment: 11:19pm On Jan 19, 2018
This is a good development. I stand with fairness. Ladies have theirs, so now it's fair.
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Delivers Lecture At Harvard (Photos) by vioment: 4:06am On Jan 19, 2018
Am not impressed with this show boat move. Why not do lectures in some of Nigeria's universities. All these talking about our future moves in foreign land is pathetic, and not strategic. Once again we loose to stupidity. If you want to draw foreign investment, upgrade your physical infrastructure. You need to be going everywhere in Nigeria and be preaching unity, love, grit, determination, etc; Go to all levels of educational places; visit offices (after your invitation has been approved); visit neighborhoods and hospitals; spend a work day with the police on the street; spend a day on site with various ongoing projects; go to crazy hot spots to encourage calmness and a sense of securityetc

I know the VP goes places but i say he needs to go more, the president is a disappointment to me but should encourage these moves mentioned earlier. There is no glory in going to a foreign place where you as a VP feel better than when you are in Nigeria - the president is guilty of that trend (always genuinely happy outside Africa than in Africa).
Romance › Re: Photos Of Male Sex Dolls For Women by vioment: 11:37pm On Jan 18, 2018
This is a win win for men. Men do the job during sex for the most part and most ladies are like dolls during sex, so no lost glory here, women always had dildos and all, so now men will build this to the nearest perfection in the nearest future. This one is manageable even for married men. No time.
Romance › Re: Sex Dolls: The World Is In Trouble. by vioment: 11:18pm On Jan 18, 2018
Nothing dey happen, this should reduce rape. It is good for guys. Less money to spend unnecessarily.
Romance › Re: 18-Year-Old Italian Model Auctions Her Virginity To Buy Her Parents A House by vioment: 11:55pm On Jan 16, 2018
Who cares about your hoopla? When person fit buy nice doll for intimacy. You go old for there.
Car Talk › Re: Kawasaki Reveals Futuristic Superbike With Incredible Shape-shifting Tech by vioment: 7:36am On Jan 16, 2018
If it is compatible with potholes, we africans will like to know what the experience will be that way. See levels.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Warns World Is One Step Away From Nuclear War As He Visits Chile(Photos) by vioment: 7:17am On Jan 16, 2018
Chile is organized and clean after i checked on some pictures. Africa grow up abeg, tribe and religion have dented us well, if Africa is a shithole, why are all the biggest non software industries there, from the copper to the platinum to the oil to the other materials that are of importance to technological advancements. I understand that knowledge of how to harness and create from these raw materials brings development and respect, so i say Africa get busy.

Politics › Re: Abuja : Itsekiri And Ijaw Youths Plan 5million-man March Against Each Other!! by vioment: 8:12pm On Jan 14, 2018
Why stoke fears from the top. A real govt will punish the fear stoker by first stripping them of authority and then go for real solution with the right PR and optics move. This country everything na NO. Maybe we need to change our name and flag to green/black/green.
Politics › Re: Abdul Mumuni Abiola: "If I'm Assassinated, Hold My Brothers Responsible" by vioment: 1:05pm On Jan 14, 2018
The disadvantages of having many wives and many children.

Like a danish quote say: One generation will make the wealth or start it, one will expand it or maintain it, one will destroy it, and the cycle begins again.

Don't be the destroyer or the non contributor of your family.
Politics › Re: Photos From The Reception Accorded Amaechi By The Ikwere Youth Movement by vioment: 12:58pm On Jan 14, 2018
Get busy elected and appointed by elected leaders. No time for noise making. Action time is what we want. That's why your mates in other countries think you are leaders of shithole. Use brain and not only mouth.
Food › Re: 90% Of Gas Cylinders In Nigeria Are Expired – Federal Government by vioment: 12:02pm On Jan 14, 2018
Not only that metals corrodes on the inside, it rubbishes the combustion when used in generators that is why generators don't live through their expectancy in Nigeria. It is also a hazard. But I understand its economic reasons. The country is useless as of now and before now, so complex regulations are non existent.
Car Talk › Re: GM To Release Cars With No Steering Wheel In 2019 (pics) by vioment: 7:42am On Jan 14, 2018
So this is a mini train on rubber wheels. No need to own one. Probably has predetermined stops or else the doors won't open.
Celebrities › Re: Pretty Mike Dressed As "Angel Michael" To Attend Wedding In Lagos (Photos) by vioment: 12:47am On Jan 14, 2018
Mumuism is on display here, i also blame brain washing or inferiority complex here. Anyway sha, to each his/her own, as long as you hurt none or kill none. How do we know angels are white, That's how on his last day, he will find out that angels are blacks or a mix of all colors, with white angels being devil's choice. I am not speaking with certainty, but I definitely know that all those pictures, statures, drawings, and paintings that people parade around, even in church, is not Jesus Christ. I believe in his story, but not allowing myself to be fooling around with an actor's picture or other people's non binding paintings.
Travel › Re: Countries Your Nigerian Passport Can Get You Into Visa-free by vioment: 3:56pm On Jan 12, 2018
This list be like say you just dey go from one state to another for Nigeria. Many of those countries no serious like us, light, water, housing, security, and leadership issues. I still thank them for regarding us with respect.

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