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How many Nigerians get Netflix sef?

They are mad.

Whilst appeal is your right, you are considered a convict by all and sundry.

Bulkachuwa has the right to consider OUK as the convict he is.

Abi no be jail he dey now?

4ckyou:
that's why I hate Netflix, so many gays and lesbians movies.

Er, The algorithm that picks movies for you does so on your interests.

For where?

They would only make the gay community watch it over and over again.

PrecisionFx:
BMC

Spare parts dealer's apprentice.

Very soon you go give that girl wey dey sell abacha belle.

MasterKernel:
Through which ballot? Didn't he match on the street calling for revolution during Jonathan.

Please show any quote from him saying "Revolution through Ballot" you win, and if you're unable to show his words explicitly stating that out, he's not different from Sowore.


Surprisingly, I'm not a fan of Sowore or Yoruba. But Buhari isn't better than him.

You alleged and provided a newslink to buttress your point.

I chose the first paragraph from the link but you disregard it without you yourself providing a quote.

I cannot go in such an errand.

He who alleges must prove it.

Prove it with a quote.

Islamization agenda.

Well let's wait for Ohaneze to react.

MasterKernel:
Oooh! You don't trade rumors?


https://www.thecable.ng/flashback-in-2011-general-buhari-called-for-a-revolution

Opening sentence:

In 2011, General Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), called for a revolution in Nigeria — albeit through the ballot.

Is his name Chijioke?

Because hmmm...

MasterKernel:
Buhari equally called for revolution during Jonathan, why wasn't he roughed?

Please if you want to trade rumours don't quote me.

I don't do exchanges concerning beer parlour conversations.

PrecisionFx:
""I repeat I have worked in oil basins around the world."'



And ur here receiving 30k monthly BMC salary to defend the dullard

30k?

That must be a huge figure for you.

By the way, why are you avoiding the issue?


Anyway, I blame myself for discussing the oil industry with an ordinary spare parts apprentice based in Ladipo.

MuttleyLaff:
Why are you so hellbent on keeping me laughing tonight, hmm, lol?

Of course Sowore believes in democracy and its inherent separation of powers, but what Sowore is not in support of is bad governance, mediocrity, abuse of executive power, case in point Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd) and Sheikh Ibrahim El-zakzaky, analogue minds, cluelessness, slow coachiness etcetera

El Zakzaky once had his children killed by another democratically elected president. Of course, that didn't matter at the time because it didnt suit a narrative.

It is well known that successive governments have had to tread softly with a man who was operating another country within the country.

Dasuki is considered a security risk to the country and no court order would work in his case.

As tough as it may sound, it's the way the tower leans.

The Nigerian way makes it difficult for any with a clear head to undertake clear cut objectives because usurpers come out of the woodwork daily.

Sowore decided to play the hand of a usurper, the price for which he pays.

MuttleyLaff:
Courts? lol You mean the same courts DSS that with impunity walk all over and/or trample on, lol.

I am sure you'll agree that Femi Falana SAN, father of Falz the artist/lawyer who sang "This is Ngeria" has his work cut out and you do already have been wishing him luck in trying to get Sowore released from the lion's mouth and death hold grip, lol

If Sowore doesn't believe in democracy and its inherent separation of powers, isn't it Ironic he expects the executive to treat him with kidsglove following the tenets of the very democracy he doesn't believe in?

paparazi1:
Seriously Im not a fan of Kanu, but dude is most times very correct on his saying. I think you are the
one fooling yourself here, buy some sense, you may not have enough.

It's strange, exactly what I told your father.

He must have repeated it at home that's why you are echoing his thoughts.

MuttleyLaff:
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You made me maniacally laugh and wet my pants. This is Nigeria, lol.

I take it he doesn't trust the courts?

But today he has a counsel in the person of Femi Falana representing him in the same court of Law.

Jestin:
So Nigeria is going to depend on a private refinery to stop importation of fuel.....Na wah for my country.....FTC

Name one refinery owned by the British or American government.

MuttleyLaff:
Are you not talking of votes that were allocated, same and similar way done in the just concluded Kogi?

So Sowore obtained more than 30k votes?

Why did he not go through the democratic channel of the Law Courts?

Strica:
How and why you trust this list to be exhaustive baffles me. I'm not saying anything for or against the topic, I'm just saying I don't trust the list.

Provide a counter list at least.

A list by Toyin Akinosho has been in circulation for at least 10 years now.

Toyin Akinosho has been a contributor to major oil journals around the world including repositories such as Rigzone.com.

Mba, you no go gree.

The only one you would listen to is the one coming from a mad man with a microphone and nothing else.

PrecisionFx:
U have not even worked in a groundnut oil industry as an I.T student.


Seal ur mouth n stop being proudly ignorant.

Shut up.

I thought you were going to educate me since you have knowledge.

Isn't it typical of your type?

I asked a simple question; why do oil majors relinquish marginal fields and why are they called marginal fields?

I repeat I have worked in oil basins around the world.

No be spare parts be your trade?

PrecisionFx:
""You can have an oil well whose running costs surpass the products.""


U are proudly ignorant.

Will you shut up.

I've worked in the oil industry for over a decade.

What do you think marginal fields are?

Why do oil majors relinquish them?

Nanop1:
If u are not so daft u will understand wat I mean

I leave that for your father.

Sowore's quest to make the country ungovernable for a democratically elected government is itself undemocratic.

All the votes he garnered are leas than one the average for a single local government in Nigeria.

Was he expecting for the government to seat back and watch him burn the whole place down?

There's a reason why it is regarded as a stupid revolution.

Without gauging the pulse of a people, he set himself up for failure and capture.

Without guidance, he has undertaken a stupid quest.

Side bar:

I dare that idiot that cancels contributions on this forum to write 3 paragraphs showcasing some reasonable level of formal education

Nanop1:
U don't yet understand what the son of men are capable of... If Hitler can kill millions of Jews 4 his evil agenda then what is 23 oil wells my broda

You guys don't get it.

You own an oilfield not an oil well.

You drill oilwells based on the necessity of the field.

Having an oil well means nothing.

Having an oil well that produces and produces beyond it's running cost is what matters.

Sheesh.

strangest:
Another fifty cents

This one na 50 Naira.

SarkinYarki:
God takes his time ...Buhari will definitely be punished by God

At which age?

And when?

SarkinYarki:
God will definitely destroy this govt !!!! God is not asleep

4 years and counting.

solmusdesigns:
someone said he is having mental issues but another person said he scams people, no one knows for certain

It must be a combination of the 2.

solmusdesigns:
how many account have you lost today

That thing you are quoting cannot be a normal human being.

Even one without a job cannot be so jobless.

Tchalz:
What are you saying? So na only university boys dey involved for cultism? BTW, Calabar Mun is not the main city of Calabar. Yakurr, Yala far far worse in cultism

I disagree about Yala.

Na for Okuku you wan dey do cultism?