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Foreign Affairs › Re: Will Israeli Flying Car Revolutionise Military Rescue Missions? by wirinet(m): 9:36pm On Feb 22, 2020
amanovercomer:
My love for Israel is unquantified
But Israels love for you is unquantifiable, as it's zero.
What of love for your country, your tribe, your family and yourself?
I hope you know Israel rejected any remote ancestry with your tribe, they say a DNA research yield no connection whatsoever.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Will Israeli Flying Car Revolutionise Military Rescue Missions? by wirinet(m): 9:15pm On Feb 22, 2020
Goldencheese:
I won't have replied you because I don't have time for religious bigots or haters. The world is not bipolarised through the lenses of Christianity and Islam alone. You have Judaists, Bhuddists, Hare Krishnas, Traditional Worshippers (Ogun, Oya, Osun, Amadioha) and many others who believe in what they believe in and it is their fundamental human right. In fact, Judaism came before Christianity and Islam.
How can one be a religious bigot and a religious hater at the same time? Are the 2 not mutually exclusive?

You made a stupendous claim that Israel is a quiet leader in technological inventions, and I called you out to give the technolical invention Israel has given the world, you are shouting religious bigot and hater.
But to let you know the inventions by Jews, let me start with Google (Larry Page and Sergey Brin, they are Jewish); "disk on key" (USB Flashdisk), metal detectors, security jeeps, elevators, electric wheelchairs, drip irrigation systems were all created by Jews. And to those you may not know, they also created 3G Solar, MobileEye, Indigo Digital Printing Presses, IMI Tavor TAR-21 and Python (Defence) and hundreds of others I can't list here. Use one of their products "Google" to find out.
Are these the technological inventions Israel is leading or gave the world?
Google is technology? Isn't that something? Google was innovative? yes; but invented the technology to start indexing web pages ? No. There were many search engines before Google. Yahoo was the leading search engine in the mid 90's, even before even Sergey Brin and Larry Page graduated from the university.

I don't have time to go through the rubbish "inventions" by Jews (no longer Israel) you listed up, but on the top of my head, I know the metal detector was invented by Graham Bell.
For your information it was Larry Page's mother that was Jewish, his father who was one of the pioneers of computer science isn't a Jew.

Does that mean that Muslims or other people don't create things? No. At least, the Arabic numerals and other inventions by Arabs have changed the world.
So Israel is no longer the world's leader in technological inventions.

So, I am not a religious bigot, never was and never will be but the OP posted information on a Jewish invention and I passed my innocent comment on it. I expect that you know it is my right and I did it not insulting or abusing or disparaging any individual or group.

Thank you.
I never accused you of being a religious bigot. I said you are a Jew worshipper, like lots of other Christians who worship Jewish people (who by the way don't give a shit about them), because of religion. It's just like the way muslims worships Arabians just because of religion.

The person you quoted is known religious bigot. He hates muslims and especially atheists. I just took one look at his claims and dismissed it. The so called "invention" looked clumsy. There was very little details on how the machine works.
I know Israel is advanced in drone technology, but he never stated whether the "new invention" is a drone.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Will Israeli Flying Car Revolutionise Military Rescue Missions? by wirinet(m):
Goldencheese:
Very true. It's a quiet leader in technological inventions.
Which technological inventions have they given to the world? Which of their technological invention are you using in your home right now?
You are worshipping fellow human beings because of religion.
Politics › Re: Buhari Reveals What Will Determine Reopening Of Land Borders by wirinet(m): 7:40am On Feb 22, 2020
Openbusiness:
Even without that evil dwarf, can you believe some southerners are still cheering and pushing for Atiku, another fulani northerner exactly like buhari? Any southerner supporting any northern candidate in 2023 is a traitor and enemy of the south. If Nigeria doesn’t split before 2023, if Nigeria must continue, then we must vote in a southerner who will reverse all the madness Buhari has done in 8 years, replace all leadership positions across the country with southerners and give them a heavy dose of the same nepotism treatment Buhari is doing now, and declare fulani herdsmen terrorists organizations and send the army after them, just like they decalred IPOB a terrorist organization and sent the army after IPOB. Buhari wickedness has really started to open the eyes of southerners, that we must fight for ourselves, and this is one advantage of this disastrous evil regime.
Nigerians and misplaced priorities are like smoke and fire. Replacing all political positions with southerners (or even tribesmen) will improve your life the same way Buhari's appointing northerners in leadership positions across the country has improved the lives of ordinary northerners? Appointing all southerners in political offices will put food on your table, give your children good education, put electricity in your houses and water in your villages?

Can't you see Otuoke is now Dubai because Jonathan was president for almost 6 years, with 24 hrs electricity, good roads, running taps, and modern schools?
The east has turn to Japan, because under Jonathan most of the financial sector was being administered by igbos.
Politics › Re: Buhari Reveals What Will Determine Reopening Of Land Borders by wirinet(m):
FarahAideed:
Nigeria under Buhari is even an embarassment to ECOWAS na ..World poverty capital
But under Jonathan, it was pride to ECOWAS abi? How many ECOWAS countries agreed to cooperate with Nigeria under Jonathan?
You want to compare the poverty in other ECOWAS countries with Nigeria? Nigeria has the greatest number of poor people because of sheer population. Nigeria's population is bigger than that of the other ECOWAS countries added together, so naturally, we would have the highest population of poor people. In the opposite spectrum, we also have the highest population of rich people.
Politics › Re: Buhari Reveals What Will Determine Reopening Of Land Borders by wirinet(m): 7:28am On Feb 22, 2020
FarahAideed:
If he likes he should not open it , I wonder why ECOWAS is wasting time from suspending Nigeria for breaching the free trade agreement
Suspend Nigeria ke? You want the demise of ECOWAS be that. Without Nigeria ECOWAS will be irrelevant.
Politics › Re: Yakubu Gowon Was The True Hero Of The Civil War by wirinet(m): 7:13am On Feb 22, 2020
Tobrasky:
Lol you guys are very good at concocting statistics, however outdated or outlandishly exaggerated... I give that to you, the million dollar question is, why aren't the Yorubas pushing for a separate country where they can harness all their natural talents and potential? cause the socio-political facts on ground, have proven that your people seem more content with the "One Nigeria" project, and seem to asslick and second fiddle to a Hausa/Fulani power bloc that one might consider inferior in nearly all indices of human endeavors to the Yoruba ethnic nationality. No ethnic group in Nigeria is more vociferously opposed to Igbos when they push for separation from that entity calles Nigeria. Anytime Biafra is mentioned or discussed any where especially on social media among Igbos, majority of people who without been invited chip in their unwanted opinions and insults... are mostly from your tribe... it's literally an anathema that baffles the mind at these point, cause I would expect the Yoruba with all their massive human and natural resources to want out of Nigeria more than any group... Except of course something doesn't add up.
If you accuse the Yorubas of concocting statistics, why don't you guys bring your own, let's compare? You guys make outlandish claims like igbos have 60% of properties in Lagos, without any statistics or source whatsoever.

You cannot push Yorubas to pursue your own objectives. If you guys want out of Nigeria, you guys are free to pursue your objectives (politically or through war), but you cannot blackmail others to pursue your objectives. That you hate Hausa, Fulanis, muslims and others is your headache, not Yoruba's problem. That you want out of Nigeria, should not baffle you that Yorubas does not want out of Nigeria. Even during Jonathan regime, when Yorubas felt marginalised, they did not want out of Nigeria.

Yorubas insults igbos anytime Biafra is discussed because Kanu and his IPOB based their reason for separation on hatred of Yorubas and Hausa Fulanis. The Hausa Fulanis don't insult the igbos back for all the insults they get from Biafran agitators, Yorubas respond in kind. Radio Biafra main pre occupation at the beginning was Yorubas bashing.

Even on nairaland on topics that has no connections whatsoever with Yorubas, like celebrating great igbo achievements or remembrances of certain events, the Biafran agitators somehow find a way to insult Yorubas.

If you igbos want to seperate, you don't have to drag others with you.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m):
myobjective:
Nigeria is one of the most diverse countries on earth not only in Africa. Which west African country as diverse like Nigeria?
Yes, Nigeria has over 250 ethnic groups in Nigeria, are you suggesting we seperated the country into 250 seperated countries? No matter how you split Nigeria, we would still have numerous ethnic tribes in one country.

Niger delta alone is made up of more than 40 ethnic groupings, so the same problems bedevilling Nigeria would still affect a country made up of only Niger delta tribes. Africans have to learn to live with one another in a give and take situation.
South Africa also has numerous indigenous tribes apart from a wide array of settler groups from Europe and Asia and they have found a way to live together.

The diversity in itself is not the problem, the struggle for political power and control of oil resources is.

Ghana: Akan makes up over 60% of the country with the closet ethnic group coming at 16%. So there is an overwelmly single majority.
Not exactly true.
Ghana has more than seventy ethnic groups.[7] Major ethnic groups in Ghana include the Akan at 47.5% of the population, the Mole-Dagbon at 16.6%, the Ewe at 13.9%, the Ga-Dangme at 7.4%, the Gurma at 5.7%, the Guang at 3.7%, the Grusi at 2.5%, the Kusaasi at 1.2%, and the Bikpakpaam a.k.a. Konkomba people at 3.5%.[8] 700,000 of the people living in Ghana are from China. [9]. They represent 2,4% of the total population of Ghana.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Ghana
If oil is found in a minority group in Ghana with one or two major groups in control. Conflict is bound to arise.

Most of these African countries have a relatively small population and a single majority with relatively religious homogeneity. Nigeria is a mismatch it is just like having German, English and French in the same country, it will never work.
I disagree. Most African countries have two or more ethnic groups. Besides, the way the colonialists divided Africa is such that one minor tribe can be a major tribe in another country and vice versa. So if you are splitting countries based on ethnic groupings, you will have to take the ethnic group in another country into consideration. For example, Yorubas in Benin republic and Togo must be put into consideration in a Yoruba only country.

The problem is in ideology, the way an Hausa-Fulani man wants to live is different from the way a Yoruba man or an Igbo wants to live. We are too different to coexist in peace in one country. The problem is not the oil per se but the ideology and general way of life.
Ironically, this was the same argument that sir Ahmadu Bello gave for refusing to join a one Nigeria before independence, it was the igbos through Zik that convinced the north otherwise. Now the igbos and hausa have adopted opposite ends of the spectrum.


We can't build a country when we all can't even agree on what we want, how we want to coexist in peace, how we should tolerate one another, how we should value education etc. If we can't agree on all these how do we build a country?
That's what true federalism is supposed to achieve. True federalism should be adopted up to tribal level. A tribe should be allowed to live according to their culture, talents, aspirations, and resources, without overbearing influence from the centre. If the Muslim north wants to practice sharia, let them practice it, as long as they have the resources to run it. If the east wants to practice Biafra (within the federation), let them practice it, as long as they have the resources to run it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How Rwanda Became The Singapore Of Africa- Cleanest Country In Africa by wirinet(m): 10:48pm On Feb 21, 2020
Vaughanlanrewaj:
Very commendable but Rwanda still has a very long way to go. Please check their GDP next time and it will strike you that just our Dangote and Mike Adenuga is worth the whole GDP of Rwanda and Lagos alone is far ahead of Rwanda yet Rwanda is a country and bigger than Lagos in size smiley
All these PR work you are all doing for Rwanda kolewek o. They should go and work as hard as Nigerians.
Nigeria did not use PR to overtake older countries than Nigeria in Africa like Liberia, Ghana o. We toiled and fought and toiled. Where is Ghana today?They were decieved and knocked off 4 zeroes from their cedis in 2007 and the new cedis has has been devalued 4 times and now old cedis 40000 old cedis equivalent of 1 new cedis yet Naira had lost value far less than that between 2007 and now. They decieved the ignorant Ghanaians with this kind of PR whereas they are poor
My brother god bless you a thousand times. You cannot compare Rwanda to ordinary Enugu, before you start talking of Abuja or Lagos. How many urban cities are in Rwanda? Every state in Nigeria has at least 5 major urban cities. What's the total population of Rwanda? Is it up to half of Lagos?
Rwanda has made tremendous progress under Kigame no doubt, but to compare with Nigeria is insane. It all good PR work. Nigeria greatest problem is bad PR. From Yahoo Yahoo, to drug peddling, to human trafficking, to money laundering, to terrorism. We are always washing our dirty linens for the whole world to see.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Frozen Bird Found In Siberia Is 46,000 Years Old by wirinet(m): 10:33pm On Feb 21, 2020
PlayerMeji:
Oga, which of the Gods are you referring to?


There is one which is ever merciful and one which is bloodthirsty and insatiable.
Which god is merciful and which one which is bloodthirsty and insatiable? Both God's or should are bloodthirsty and insatiable, apart from being vain, petty and egocentric.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m):
omohayek:
The same forces would still be at work even without a drop of oil, given the vast disparities in educational levels and industrialisation between the regions, not to speak of access to the sea.

Many Nigerians like to deceive themselves that the predominance of the SW is something new and owing to the oil boom years, but in truth the overwhelming preponderance of economic activity in Nigeria has always been in the region around Lagos, and this was true even before there was a “Nigeria” to speak of. If anything, the original justification for extending British rule inland was supposedly to secure the “crown jewel” of the Lagos protectorate. It’s no accident that Zik could only look on impotently as Awolowo introduced universal primary education in the Western Region, or that Ironsi was so quick to introduce a unitary government.

Even if the north were to miraculously overcome its educational deficits overnight, there is no chance that its elites would ever willingly forego access to SW tax revenues or free usage of the Lagos ports. The other side of the coin is that a powerful Yoruba secessionist movement would be guaranteed to arise in the face of any prospect of returning to a 1967 status quo under which the rest of the country lives a parasitical existence off the back of the SW alone.
That's why I tell those who say that the only reason the north is against separation is the oil are highly mistaken. The reason lord luggard amalgamated the north and south was not because of oil or any resources, it that the north cannot survive on its own as a viable economic unit. Without the south, the North (especially far north) would be no different from Niger or Chad. An unstable north would also pose serious security challenge to the south, even if separated, like Somalia is posing serious security challenge to Kenya.
Even in the current political arrangements, without crude only Lagos and states closest to it will be viable, the other states in Nigeria, including the Eastern states cannot survive. apart from allocations, where will they get the foreign exchange to bring in goods to trade? The Eastern states are doing abysmally poor in terms of taxes and internal generated revenue.

That's why it's paining me that it is only Lagos that is embarking or encouraging mega projects that has long term economic value, ie refinery, eko Atlantic, free trade zone, improved public transportation, aggressive tax drive, etc. The other states are just embarking on white elephant projects like airports, stadiums and other such stupid project with monies they collect from Abuja, that is if they are embarking on any project at all.
Phones › Re: Phones To Avoid If You Live In Nigeria by wirinet(m): 5:42pm On Feb 21, 2020
Phones › Re: Phones To Avoid If You Live In Nigeria by wirinet(m): 5:37pm On Feb 21, 2020
bravesoul247:
I totally agree with your no 1. People don't listen at all. You buy a device that is very unknown, then when it gets spoilt, you'll be looking for parts everywhere. It's a no brainer to me
That's no problem. With Aliexpress and Alibaba, any new unknown chinco phone is one week away.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 9:54am On Feb 21, 2020
Kennyswagz1:
split the damn country let everybody go and form progressive nations for theirselves free from fulani and hausa
Do you want to split the country along tribal or religious lines, or your beaf is only with Hausa and Fulanis? What of Yorubas and Edos? What's of itsekiris, ishans, urhobos, Tivs and gwaris, should every tribe have their own country?
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 7:29am On Feb 21, 2020
israelmao:
It's true that there are many other natural resources.Even the amalgamation of Nigeria became before oil discovery in 1956 but how many of our natural resources are being tapped like crude oil and how many give us revenue like it?The reason why the force marriage remains is crude oil and the reason only core north feel uneasy to join the bandwagon of those crying for restructuring is predicated on black gold.
I beg to differ. Nigeria's ethnic diversity and even configuration is similar to other West African countries, like Benin Republic, Togo and Ghana, and non of them have crude oil. Non of them have disintegrated.

I feel main reason some people are shouting force marriage, disintegration is that they feel, it is easier to get their hands on the crude, once there are less competition jostling for it. Imagine the whole of the crude being shared by the whole Nigeria now being shared by one forth. It will be free easy money. If crude was not discovered, I sure most Nigerian tribes would have formed closer bond, as production and trade requires good relationship with your neighbours. Trade always promote integration.

You always conflate clamour for restructuring with disintegration. Restructuring does not mean disintegration. Restructuring mean different things to different people. I want a restructuring that will first reduce the number of states to reasonable levels, then restricts the powers and responsibilities of the central government to defence, monetary policy and foreign affairs. I want a complete restructuring of our justice system and revenue sharing system.

Others want a structured Nigeria with more states.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 7:11am On Feb 21, 2020
mrvitalis:
Its not possible for cars to run on water ...calories of water is zero ...its impossible
It's possible. Break the constituents of water into its constituents - hydrogen and oxygen, and burn then in an internal combustion engines. The problem for now is your expend more energy breaking up the water than you can get from it.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 7:02am On Feb 21, 2020
oglalasioux:
Chai. That long before we start developing sense as a country? Oil is a curse to Nigeria.
I agree. Without oil, we would have been much better than where we are today. The world expected much from us at independence, but we messed up.
Oil caused a lot of greed among politicians and even the military. It gave rise to our consumption economy instead of the productive economy we were building before oil.
After oil, we will be force to start producing again and fashion out a more reasonable federation, not the allocation sharing states we presently run.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 6:55am On Feb 21, 2020
israelmao:
I pray it dries up before then so that our leaders' brains will come alive and our creativity will be unleashed.We have undertapped our best human resource which is brain (mind).Again,crude oil is the bond of Nigeria's forced marriage when it dries up no one will push for restructuring again because everything will be automatically restructured.
Agree with you, except the crude oil is the bond of Nigeria's forced marriage. During the constitutional conferences leading to independence, oil was not a factor, but the delegates agreed to remain one country. Oil was discovered in 1959 and by then the constitution was already agreed to.

There are so many other resources in Nigeria, after oil, others will be exploited.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 6:47am On Feb 21, 2020
omoadeleye:
You want Dangote to be depressed fa?
Why will dangote be depressed. Dangote can buy crude any where to run his refinery and he can sell to any other country, especially west African countries. There are very few refineries in West Africa and most countries in West Africa, if not all of them import petroleum products.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 6:42am On Feb 21, 2020
Day169:
This 'arrangee' marriage (Nigeria) was conceived by the couple's parents (colonialists), after an unwanted pregnancy (amalgamation) but it later waxed with love (oil).
But when the love is finally gone, what becomes of the marriage? The parties involved (major tribes) will eventually go their seperate ways!
PS.. but a divorce (disintegration) is hardly amicable. God help us!
The arrangee marriage that was formalised in 1960. The arranged marriage that the tribe that is now complaining promoted and fully participated in.

Why just the major tribes, what happens to the other 200 tribes who where forced into the arrangee marriage without even acknowledging they exist or matter? Don't they deserve divorce from the marriage and not be forced to marry another major tribe? The three major tribes behave like cry babies, they start throwing tantrums and plung the country into crisis once they lose power. The most mature tribes in Nigeria are the minor tribes, who disputes decades of marginalisation by the major tribes, they continue to move on.
Politics › Re: DPR: Nigeria’s Oil Reserves Will Run Dry In 49 Years by wirinet(m): 6:32am On Feb 21, 2020
Davash222:
Before then, we’ll have Tesla cars that will be running on water. I pity Nigeria then, this place will look like Somalia before then.
You wish. God does not grant evil wishes. Nigeria will prosper against the wishes of distractors.
Travel › Re: US BAN: Fareed Zakaria Makes Case For Nigeria On GPS Morning by wirinet(m): 5:06am On Feb 21, 2020
Charleys:
They've also adopted the Gregorian calender. Allowed women watch football matches, more too
See achievements in the 21st century. You are really going overboard and over reason defending the Saudis. Most probably it's because of Trump's alliance with the Saudis.

Adopting the Gregorian calender is an achievement? Did they have any choice, in this information age? Even their computer (browser and some apps) will not work with their Islamic calender.

Allowing women to watch football matches? Are you talking about women going to stadiums to watch football matches, or allowing them to watch on their homes or phones? I am yet to read that women are allowed outside their houses unaccompanied by men (relatives). How will the government monitor what women are watching on their phones or cable TV at home?

I wish you could defend Nigeria like this with all its numerous flaws.
Travel › Re: US BAN: Fareed Zakaria Makes Case For Nigeria On GPS Morning by wirinet(m): 9:18pm On Feb 20, 2020
CSTR2:
Your view is correct but simplistic.

Trump does not need Saudi for the Middle East.
The place can go to blazes for all they care. America is the largest exporter of oil now.
And Israel can handle its own.

What they cannot afford to lose is over $20 billion yearly in weapons sale from Saudi.
But this is contrary to what Trump has been saying and doing in the middle east. Trump says they are still in Iraq to secure the oil


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGo3rZoXksI
Politics › Re: Biafra: The Memo Of Oba Akenzua On Aburi- Eric Teniola by wirinet(m): 10:10am On Feb 20, 2020
GMbuharii:
I don't give a damn about that if Edo is included in Biafra or not,I don't care.
Infact,Edo is more traditionally and culturally attached to the SW than any other region,buh that ain't the issue here.
You don't give a damn if Edo is not included in Biafra, but you defend Biafra and IPOB day and night, how will that work?

You know Edo is traditionally and culturally attached to the South West, but you hate the Yorubas with much venom, calling them all the names IPOB calls them. How will that work?

Everyone's thinking it in the country buh only ipob is saying it to their faces.
So you know what everyone is thinking? You must be some sort of God.
And if it ain't now biting the yorubas hard,why are they launching Amotekun? please
Amotekun is an Organized response to the problem causes by Fulani herdsmen ravaging the bushes and highways of Yoruba land. Since the federal government had been incompetent over the decades in arresting the Fulani herdsmen menace, the Yoruba people themselves decided to help themselves.

And ipob ain't the one against resources control,true federalism, restructuring, regionalism.
Since you have taken on the role of IPOB spokesman, please present a paper on the details of IPOB's proposal, so we can have a basis for debate. Throwing words around without details has no meaning.

When you rant against a policy a good and as beautiful as stronger units/weak centre,where everyone will develop at their own pace with their own God given resources,then you are nothing but a pure unity begger.
Please show me where such an arrangement where stronger units and weaker centre had worked anywhere and anytime in history. Even the US fought a bitter war to maintain a strong centre as against a strong confederation.

Ain't you ashamed as a Nigerian,that after how many decades we still living in darkness! We still have to run to Abuja every month for survival! That as a state governor,I cannot provide, the bloody law prevent me some providing electricity for my people!
Why should I be ashamed? My life is not dependent on government and I do not work for government. It's the governors and local government chairmen the who are grossly corrupt and incompetent that run to Abuja for handouts every month. In fact government is a hindrance for me.

I got resources in my domain,crude oil,I can't touch,all I get is gas flare and dark smokes and ashes on my atmosphere,that's bulshyttt!!!!!
Which Niger Deltan is as rich as Indimi of Borno and Theophilus danjuma who are mallams but got oil billions?
The richest woman,Alakijawhatd her source of wealth?
Are these people igbos?

Please gedda4K!!!!

Lzaa immhotep just imagine this bulshyttt
There are many rich Niger deltans, The Ibrus, the Igbinedions, Ayiri, Tompolo, etc are very rich Niger deltans. Dan Etete of malibu oil is one of the richest Niger deltans.

Emeka offor and Arthur Nzeribe are some of the richest Nigerians today.

You can't touch the oil in your domain because you don't have the technology to mine the oil. To mine for crude is a very complex and expensive venture. You first have to prospect for the oil, which costs millions of dollars, and if found in commercial quantity, mine it. The mining of crude itself costs tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. You think oil is like gold you pick on the ground? If foreigners are not invited to prospect for oil and given incentives, the oil will remain where it is for millions of years. Or you want the goverment and foreign oil forms to prospect for oil especially in the seas, then mine the oil and then hand you all the proceed from sales.
Politics › Re: Biafra: The Memo Of Oba Akenzua On Aburi- Eric Teniola by wirinet(m): 8:01am On Feb 20, 2020
GMbuharii:
Shut up there!! I am a proud son of the Niger Delta from Edo state,I ain't a bastard to deny where I come from.

It will do your life a whollotta good to free your mind from your igbophobic mentality as not everyone that gat a dissenting opinion of your blsht is Igbo. You got a second thinking coming if that's the shtt you think always,thanks.
undecided

Lzaa immhotep bastardmod greenback
Which proud son of the Niger Delta from Edo state are you, that spend all your time on nairaland defending igbos with your life? What tribe are you or are you ashamed of your tribe?

All your atatements and words, and even memes are taken from IPOB playbook and you are here screaming " i am son of the Niger Delta from Edo state". Are you not aware IPOB says Edo state is not included in their Biafra, even though they want Benue state?
Travel › Re: US BAN: Fareed Zakaria Makes Case For Nigeria On GPS Morning by wirinet(m): 7:48am On Feb 20, 2020
tartar9:
Nigerian xtians(Igbo especially) are already coming out to attack the presenter for defending them against their lord trump
That's how much they hate their motherland, because Buhari is president. They would be ready to join an enemy to attack and destroy Nigeria in order to blame Buhari, forgetting they would be destroying their homeland in the process. They don't care anyway, as long as Buhari can take the blame.
Travel › Re: US BAN: Fareed Zakaria Makes Case For Nigeria On GPS Morning by wirinet(m): 7:44am On Feb 20, 2020
Awol1:
My girlfriend doesn't like Trump.

But I like the man.

She asked me why? Is because he's misogynistic and you wanna be like him and take women as shits?

I said na!

I like Trump because he is putting radical Muslims in their place in the world. If that's what he succeeds in doing in his 8 years, I'll be fine with it. I can endure to defer traveling to the States until the ban is lifted by whichever administration.

Before you call me Islamophobic, I want you to know that I'm a Pluralist who believes that "this" can be true while "that" is also true. That Islam is a true religion as much as Christianity is a true religion. With both worshipping a true God.

But what do you do when you have an intolerant neighbor who feels his way is superior to yours. And doesn't just stop at feeling superior but forcefully trying to convert you to his own way against your wish and choice.

Leave these terrorists and they will overrun the world while the UN and other world powers would interested in political correctness.

Ride on Trump.

You got a supporter in me.
If you like Trump because he is putting radical Muslims in their place, how come he is cozy with Saudi Arabia? How come he has not put Saudi Arabia or any Saudi Arabian in its place. Saudi Arabia is the world greatest sponsor of terrorism. They export wahabism around the world. Al-aqaeda, ISIS, Boko Haram, Al shabab, etc are wahabi movements, that intent to impose a strict interpretation of the Qur'an. Many Saudi Arabian has attacked the US both on foreign soil and in the US, why not ban on Saudi citizens?

I think your girlfriend is right, you like Trump because he is misogynistic and you wanna be like him.
Politics › Re: Yakubu Gowon Was The True Hero Of The Civil War by wirinet(m): 7:30am On Feb 20, 2020
Kingspin:
A compensational speech.
Why not compare state of our health, education, infrastructure and socio economic development at independence and now, and then see if it was a compensational speech?

It's like the Christian saying always count your blessings and not always dwell on the negatives.

You guys are pessimist to the point of fatalism.
Family › Re: Husband is disappointed that we are having another girl by wirinet(m): 7:19am On Feb 20, 2020
GeneralShepherd:
I am an only son out of 4 girls and the last. My sisters paid my fees for my studies in the UK, before I could contribute financially they were the ones carrying the family.

I do not understand the obsession with having male kids, Kobe Bryant doesn't have a son, Tiger woods doesn't have a son, Obama doesn't have a son
There is no obsession with male kids, any family having just one sex of children is bound to get worried. After 2 boys, we were praying for a baby girl, in fact my wife was sleeping in church in prayers for a baby girl. That's because our maximum children target was 3. Had a friend that kept trying for a girl and gave up after 4 boys.

Different strokes for different folks. The way one man will react to having all girls us different from person to person. What the family needs is counselling by close family members or professionals.

Jokes apart, why is there an upsurge in the number of baby girls being born in Nigeria? Every hospital you go, girls, girls, girls, with very little boys. Even in primary schools nowadays, the ratio of girls to boys is sometimes 3 to 1. Who will marry all these girls? We might need a new law mandating 1 man to marry 3 wives like in Kenya or Eritrea, to avoid many women dying a spinster, Or spinsters might be required to start snatching already married men from careless wives.
Family › Re: Husband is disappointed that we are having another girl by wirinet(m): 4:50am On Feb 20, 2020
manontree:
I like this answer even though you didn't present it properly

Africa is ripe with so much cultural adaptations of the male gender. This is obvious from the way the female are treated as second class gender and the male dominated the social strata. There were times no one bothered to even educate the female children and even the president stated on an international parlance that the women belongs to the "other room"

This dogma and the fact females move on to acquire their husband's identity and subjugated to his whims further documents why there is so much preference for male children

However the science of sex selection is not as straight forward as possible. Several reasons exist for this, not least the ethical issues of advancing knowledge to alter nature and bias against a fellow human being based on mere gender

That said for those interested in sex selection, it is a fact that the man has the X and Y chromosomes meaning if he gives the woman the X, she would produce XX (Female) as women have only the X chromosomes. If he fertilises her with the Y, they would go on to have XY, which is male. In this regard a man is deemed to be the gender determinant

Sounds simple. The body however is so complex that practically there are other factors that come into play other than this. Like you said the PH level of the woman is one. If she is highly acidic the Y chromosome won't survive to get any chance to fertilise the egg, leaving only the X which is stronger and able to survive acidic levels. The inverse is also true

This is a common reason why you see a woman having same gender children like the case here. It is one major reason and NOT the only reason. From experience once the PH level in a woman's follicular fluid is altered through medication, the issue of having numerous same gender children is solved. From experience I said. Some other doctors disagree with this but I know it works

Sadly most of our medical practitioners miss this or do not agree. I stand my ground. Should this poster still wish to have further children, discuss this with your health care provider and point him in this direction. You would thank me later
You made very valid and professional points but spoilt it by showing your political bias. Nothing concern Buhari with the topic at hand. You don't have to show your hatred for buhari on every topic, no matter unrelated it is.
You indictment of Buhari on this unrelated issue is even contradictory to the facts. You said "There were times no one bothered to even educate the female children and even the president stated on an international parlance that the women belongs to the other room", but Buhari not only educated all his female children to university level, he was also responsible for educating his wife to university level. So because he made the other room statement in reference to aisha interfering with government policies during interview with Amanpour, means he is against girl child education? Did Buhari ever relegate aisha to the other room?

Please don't let your political biases interfere with your professional judgements.
Politics › Re: Yakubu Gowon Was The True Hero Of The Civil War by wirinet(m): 4:04am On Feb 20, 2020
Kingspin:
Since the end of the war how is your Nigeria?
Nigeria is doing OK, given the mess the British left behind.
We are far from where we ought to be given the military's disruptions of our socio political life and the vicious struggle for power among politicians, but things could have been worse - much worse.
Politics › Re: Yakubu Gowon Was The True Hero Of The Civil War by wirinet(m): 3:58am On Feb 20, 2020
Dedetwo:
The bolded implicated few instances of your stream of thought. One of such instances remains you have nothing good to say about Igbo people. Another is the display of ignorance on the socio-political demeanor of Ndigbo. The people of Igbo do not have interest in one man's rule. It is not in their nature and shall never become. In addition, there are differences in human behavior when one searches for something as oppose when one finds it. The analogy of your friend telling a beer parlor story of Biafra and Kanu is silly at best.
You clamour for some ego caressing. well my people are not known for caressing anyone's ego, we tell you the brutal truth, whether you like it or not.

What's the socio political demeanour of Ndigbo? When Biafra existed for a brief 2 and a half years, was it not ruled as an absolute dictatorship? Was Ojukwu not an absolute dictator, even worse than Gowon? Could anyone politician or militarily officer challenge Ojukwu without consequences? Someone that killed 4 of his top Generals during a war. Kim Jong Un would have been a learner to Ojukwu had Biafra stood.

What of Kanu's concept of Biafra? Is it not an absolute dictatorship? Will anyone be able to question kanu if he is "given Biafra", with Benue and Rivers states as he demanded?
Is IPOB not being run as an absolute dictatorship? Can members ask kanu to account for donations and dues collected by the organization? What's the management structure and constitution of IPOB?

You are just living in denial. You guys have threatened time and time again here in nairaland, that dared people to go to Aba or any part of Igboland and denounce Biafra. You claim they would be lynched on the streets. Some when dared some people to go to anioma or Ikwerre and say they are not igbos.
You guys issue threats of violence up and down to people of opposing ideas and yet claim "we are Republicans " better look up the meaning of Republicans in the dictionary.

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