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Business / Re: What Do You Think Should Be Done To Appreciate Naira ? by Westves: 12:21pm On May 11 |
hothead: Can you shed more light |
Business / Re: Football (+/Other Sports) Betting Season 18 ➜ ➜ ➜ by Westves: 7:17am On May 11 |
tradepunter: Rookie numbers, buddy. Mine was set in motion in the early 70s. I'm long overdue for a bounty harvest |
Business / Re: Football (+/Other Sports) Betting Season 18 ➜ ➜ ➜ by Westves: 6:56am On May 11 |
PJtech: MrLibrarian: This una see finish loud o. Those bums masquerading as admins punished many for the sins of a few, treating with levity and disdain, the magnanimous exploits wrought by credible contributors curated and honed there over the years Their abuse of power is made more unfortunate by the fact that there isn't a backup to pick up exactly from where the legends left off Anyway, is nobody going to address my question? Help a brother realise his dream of riding benz this June 1 Like |
Sports / Re: Who Can Help Me Explain Handicap In Football by Westves: 9:48pm On May 10 |
DonroxyII: Then why not just play home under 2.5? they sound analogous to me. Is there any peculiar difference? |
Business / Re: Football (+/Other Sports) Betting Season 18 ➜ ➜ ➜ by Westves: 9:42pm On May 10 |
Good evening, gurus. Has anyone decided on selections for ucl final? After Madrid's bare-faced robbery 2 days back, they will certainly swindle the living daylights out of dortmund. I'm considering staking my meagre life savings and family inheritance on the straight win selection but decided to weigh in with you juggernauts as due diligence Just read this evening that don Carlo plans to field thibaut courtois in the game after 2000 years on the sidelines so I'm having second thoughts. Might be surprises. Anyway, is it too early? Wanna make hay so I can reap cataclysmic fortunes overnight, leapfrogging those paupers dangote and his indigent cronies |
Sports / Re: Who Can Help Me Explain Handicap In Football by Westves: 2:46pm On May 10 |
emperor4love: How's this different from away under 2.5? |
Sports / Re: How To Invest Through Sport Betting by Westves: 8:57pm On May 09 |
PJtech: What does this mean? 3/10 of what capital? |
Romance / Re: ((Thread Of The Decade)): Busty Black Women of Instagram - 2022 by Westves: 9:54am On May 08 |
BigAssLover9ja: You people will not kill me @Beggersarenotal do you see how to do a model thread properly? Attach the handle beside each woman, it's not rocket science. I don correct you tire |
Food / Re: Opinion: Okpa Is Better Than Moi Moi by Westves: 5:50pm On May 07 |
@OkpaNsukkaisBae, we needed you in our darkest hour, to ward off these blasphemous, moimoi eating savages, but you deserted us, sadly 1 Like
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Romance / Re: See The Shop I Am Building For My Beautiful Wife by Westves: 1:03pm On May 04 |
Obavoh: Fam! I cracked up for real |
Crime / Re: EFCC And Cubana Chief Priest To Settle Alleged Naira Abuse Out Of Court by Westves: 12:28pm On May 03 |
Jakumo: Egbon, what a pleasure you are to read. I introduced you to my highly revered muse, who you are uncannily reminiscent of. Below, he acknowledged you as a Worthy competitor You both have a huge fan in me. I suspect you both draw from identical influences. Do you by chance, possess a staunch predilection for soyinka's books? Lmk if you're interested in glancing through his own work 1 Like
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Politics / Re: Fuel Scarcity Persists In Nigeria Almost One Year After Subsidy Removal by Westves: 1:01am On May 03 |
grandstar: Boss, we are the best in apportioning blames. At every level, nobody admits the buck stops at his desk. It's a major fault of ours yet we feel we are entitled to benefits All the time, the Nigerian people blame their government for their woes. In one fell swoop, you've criticised both buhari and ease of doing business. Are you saying we, the common people, have no role to play in the way things turn out? Let me just hit the nail on the head: 1) the people in power are an identical reflection of what the led are. They are no bigger criminals than the rest of us 2) (and this is where you come in) it never sits right with me that for all the riches and intelligence of both Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, we cannot muster a violent group that can overhaul the "leaders". We know they're mismanaging our commonwealth. We keep relying on stupid polls and protests, whining online day to day with each scandalous headline that unfolds. Regurgitating same thing on a daily basis That doesn't make any sense to me. How do you expect the impunity to stop if nobody calls them to order? Everyone just folds their arms, moping like zombies. In a nation where you have unknown gunmen, you have militants, you have Islamic terrorists, you have cultists. None of you OUT OF 200 MILLION can coordinate yourselves That's truly crazy to me. It's not as if the so-called leaders commute to and from heaven. Same country, flesh and blood So what I'm saying is that it's a reproach to all involved. I have tried my bit. I have an action plan, continuity in the form of a manifesto. Because kicking out incumbent is just the beginning. How we carry on afterwards to forestall another waste of 60 years is what matters. How we chart that cause I tried to engage David hundeyin and a top cult guy but neither gave me a listening ear As for the harshness of my earlier message, It's not personal. It is not something we can run away from. Those people developed their lands. Instead of replicating same, we sell off all our belongings and run there to do menial jobs. That's the reality and you can't shy away from it. The people back here, who couldn't escape are bearing the brunt. The scary part is the impoverishment If you know or have access to anyone in a paramilitary or mercenary position, I'm ready to share what I have. So I'm not just talking |
Health / Re: Day-Old Baby Dumped In Polythene Bag Rescued In Lagos by Westves: 5:49pm On May 02 |
GiulliameII: Sincerely hope my meat to bone ratio outweighs an obese whale Disclaimer: this isn't a pickme situation but a joke I couldn't resist making 1 Like |
Health / Re: Day-Old Baby Dumped In Polythene Bag Rescued In Lagos by Westves: 1:30pm On May 02 |
GiulliameII: Beware of Some of us who barter eloquence for specious and casuistic teachings </devils-advocate> |
Politics / Re: Fuel Scarcity Persists In Nigeria Almost One Year After Subsidy Removal by Westves: 11:23am On May 02 |
IbeOkehie: I respect most of what you share here but the last paragraph of this tirade is uncharacteristically shallow and myopic. That aside, I have a few questions: 1) why do you imprint all your posts with "good luck to Nigerians"? Aside the fact that it'd be more ergonomic to leave it in your signature, I wonder if it is intended as a genuine or sarcastic remark. I'm inclined to believe it's the latter, which brings me to my next question 2) why do you fretfully compose impassioned posts, stay abreast, and engage in lengthy arguments over a country you've repeatedly declared as doomed and a zoo? You have made boast about cutting off all ties, so I wonder why the fuss. Shouldn't all that energy be spent on forums discussing avenues to better your naturalized nationality? 3) I wonder the reason those of you in the diaspora, touted to constitute our brightest minds, would rather shove the white man's shit (quite literally), abdicating the seemingly rudimentary responsibility of fixing their homeland once and for all. So in your opinion, what is the barrier? Why is it easier and less shameful to throw stones? I mean, I don't dispute the perfection of the life you've bought overseas, or that we are worse off. But I have so many questions. Isn't that cowardice and lazy weakling what justifies whatever shabby manner you guys are being treated in foreign lands and even our embassies? Why are you comfortable with it but come to whine online as things continue to go awry? 4) if you had omnipotent powers, is there an actionable plan of things you'd do differently? I read where you admitted not to have a solution to the primary education and health challenges. But in a more holistic sense, we have proven a gross deficit at anything in general (not just governance). But it does start with governance and cascade down. So sequel to question 3, if you were to think in terms of solutions rather than criticisms, what would you change and where would you start? |
Nairaland / General / Re: What Is The CAUSE Of Corruption? by Westves: 10:57am On May 02 |
1) no penalties, accountability, or consequences when caught 2) it's their way of getting back at the system that put them in a position to exert power 3) sheer greed 4) for cultural, institutionalised purposes ie your own people think you're not smart for underutilising the opportunity of a lifetime 5) poverty –both mentally and financially 2 Likes 2 Shares |
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