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politicsng:Kill me. ![]() You are right. There is such a thing as incremental development. Our people just want to wail and complain for everything. |
martineverest:Leave all these ones. Very gullible Nigerians. They swallow everything they see online. So mentally poor, that they worship and label any braggadocios person a Billionaire. Terry Wire sponsor Ibori’s election? As what na? He was a fraudster who made his money running money laundering errands for Governors. Nigerians like loud noisemakers who lie to hug the limelight. Their children know it that’s why the stupid boy is talking rubbish. Like your account is so fat! Your dad is so super rich yet you came to hustle for BBN 80M. What is the big deal in travelling to London or living in Abuja for God’s sake? The bar is so low. Terry wire is a learner where rich Nigerian folks are talking. |
Cti28:All those several exotic cars and large houses bought by Nollywood actresses and celebrities (with plastic blossoms), where do you think all that money is coming from? |
ajl:Definitely how Nigeria works. It’s been the template since 1960s. The Okotie Ebor template. Office holders and politicians in Africa are mostly only interested in running rackets, and the Chinese know this. This is why they love Africa, and thrive here. You can be rest assured that via these projects alone, Amaeashi is already probably a dollar billionaire. Rightfully so as he works with a president who has no clue or knowledge how anything works. The question therefore is: to what end? Well Nigerians worship thieves, and oppressors so I guess it’s to hold on to power, buy more Toyota SUVs for his Nollywood smallies and the likes of Toke, so that hopeless and gullible Nigerians will continue to live in admiration and sing their praises. It’s a vicious cycle! |
david102:Hi, If one is looking to import some of these products in large quantities (for example the kiddies wear category) how will one manage the challenges with customs and duties. Are there fixed payments? Or just random billing. |
friday2011:Tell them o. The earlier Barca cut him lose and start rebuilding the better. Every top team has been doing that (Bayern, Madrid, Chelsea, etc), it may take a while but it’s the reality. They need to wake up and smell the coffee. No one single player should be bigger than the collective. This is what happens when a club‘s leadership worships one player beyond the pitch. By himself, he has appointed coaches, sacked coaches, formed cabal against players he doesn’t like, decides which team mates to pass to, and so on. This is no longer sustainable. |
emmy43:Keep dreaming. Babalakin that built his dubious wealth via contract racketeering and political rent seeking is the one that wants to fight corruption in Unilag? Y’all should better wake up and don’t be fooled. |
[quote author= post=92631561]Vanity upon Vanity, Life is Vanity. Upon all the Billions, Power, et al. This is where it all ends.... 6 feet! (not more than that!) Hmmmmmmm, this is deep! Still on the matter : See Fayose criticizing OBJ for what he said about Kashamu.... Mr Obasanjo on Saturday condoled with the Ogun State Government over the demise of the businessman. In a statement signed by his spokesperson Kehinde Akinyemi, Mr Obasanjo said while Mr Kashamu’s death was “sad, his life and history left lessons for those of us on this side of the veil.” “Senator Buruji Kashamu in his lifetime used the maneuver of law and politics to escape from facing justice on alleged criminal offences in Nigeria and outside Nigeria,” Mr Obasanjo said. Reacting to the statement, Mr Fayose, in his condolence message posted on Twitter, condemned the former president’s comment, saying it is regrettable. “I also condemn the statement made by former President Obasanjo on his (Kashamu) death. It is regrettable that Obasanjo could say what he said about Buruji Kashamu after his death and when he can no longer question him. Why didn’t he say that when Kashamu was alive?” he said. Some member or mod can create a thread on this for the FP.[/quote]Fayose the joker! But Buruji bankrolled his governorship campaign when he had nothing only to win and turn his back on the man. |
hopefulLandlord:Thanks for this. I am a Christian. An educated one I believe, and I appreciate the continuous search for knowledge. I often wonder, If we as humans can build a modern civilisation driven by innovation, science and continuous improvement, why do we then choose to be dumb when it comes to understanding the teachings of Christ and the service of God? I’d like to address a lot of what you said, not sure typing will allow me enough space to share some of my perspectives. That said, I agree with a lot of your sentiments. The major problem is, most christians today(especially in Africa), do not understand the concept of God, the sacrifices of christ and what is expected of us. Our experience of him is largely influenced by doctrines and denominations. Doctrines and denominations are dangerous, as are often driven by greed, manipulations for financial gains and so on. So pastors use scare tactics, twist the bible for their own selfish gains. Gullible members run with it and so on. And once you refuse to be gullible, or ask questions they seem not to wriggle their way from, you are demonised and pronounced a candidate of hell. One thing I am certain of is this: Nobody, not even your pastors will get eternal life by virtue or their own works , because by default and nature, all of us are sinners. We sin daily, leaders and extremists only like to demonise other sinners to keep the agenda. To me, that’s why this Gospel based on the threat of hell is doing a disservice to the body of Christ. As Christians, the best template is that of Christ. All his friends and disciples sinned daily (Peter, Mathew, Judas, etc). He never was judging or threatening them. Jesus himself expressed weakness in human form (he almost chickened out at the cross). God knows this fact, and in his infinite mercy, wanted his son to be the sacrifice for all. So you are not going to “Heaven” because you sin less than others, you are going because you acknowledge there is a God who loves you no mater what, and he sent his son to die do you. Simple as! Every other thing is CAP. Once you start understanding this, you are motivated to build a relationship with him, and so on. Most of what is regurgitated today in the church is simply humans teaching God from their own very limited world view! Like I said, I don’t have all the answers, but I usually love critical assessments like this. We must keep asking questions! Shalom! |
sweetgala:Don’t mind them! He is a billionaire yen yen yen.. which companies did he build? how many jobs did he create? Poverty infested generation worshipping the same men who rendered their future hopeless (people who dont care of they exist). Hotels in London my foot! |
OkoAmarashy:Don’t mind these suffer head Nigerians. I wonder when they will have sense. His father was the hushpuppi of the 90s, living large and wearing lousy clothes off of unexplainable wealth. Laundering money for hopelessly corrupt military generals and politicians. Years later Nigerians are hailing his who contributes zilch to the country’s progress. Shameless! |
martowskin1:Hard as this sounds I agree with you. It’s so bad the average Nigerian is one fried connection from a yahoo boy. If not from childhood, those you met from school and so on. It’s definitely a systemic problem first. One of the problems we have being: the largest % of billionaires or millionaires we have in this country are politicians and their friends, leaving those who can’t get into office to struggle and fight for scraps. Being in govt or being connected to govt is the only sure way to build wealth. It’s sad. |
BERNIMOORE:Most people don’t know the extent of evil politicians go in this country. The country is ruled mostly by charlatans, occult, dirty criminals and murderers. It’s not ordinary systemic issues that a country can’t fix power for 60years, or is that the constant pipeline bombings and militia or Boko haram? Govs, Senators, Ministers and politicians are respsonsible. |
Dele Momodu should go and rest! His half clever views are always motivated by the loyalty to those that pay him at the minute. You hated Ribadu because they invaded your paymaster Adenuga’s house . You are still bitter at Magu because of the long running battle with Saraki ( and he is your guy). Castigates the fact that politicians who appoint the Head of EFCC influence their performance—- but then went ahead to propose that: “In my view, the head of such an agency can only be truly independent if he is appointed by an independent body like the Senate” Does this even make sense to you? Blinded by the bribe you receive, you conveniently forget that that the senate is an arm of govt like the executive too, headed by extremely corrupt politicians, but according to you they will offer independence. The same Nigerian senate? You are not different from the politicians you castigate please! Long throat. |
SLAP44:Son of the great Chike Obi. The legendary mathematics professor. He was a nationalist, and MAY be no surprise he named his kids as such. |
oppsbel:Don’t go and look for work. Bloody shameless illiterate looking for excuses to justify crime. No be only US Artificial Intelligence, na US Machine learning. Go school, you say na lie, na scam you wan scam. |
Fabulouzjoseph:Such simplistic and ignorant analysis. |
Nodogragra4me:Did you even read the story? |
Tunex252:How is he world class when he is so lazy and lacks drive? The earlier united fans realize he’s a mercenary the better. With this attitude even if goes to Barca, he fraud will be exposed. Bruno is making the team tick, all of a sudden a player who has been acting up and holding the club to ransom remembers he loves Utd. He should swerve abeg |
J111333:Read what he wrote first na Oga. You are basically saying the same thing and I agree. The goal of govt and leadership is to strengthen institutions, empower citizens, and create enabling environments for them to thrive. Irrespective of who is government, once this is nor achieved, no meaningful development can be achieved. That said, I am not necessarily in favor of one form of government over another (democracy or authoritarianism, or monarchy), I believe different countries must apply what works best for their realities at every point in time, not necessarily suck up to democracy because the west paints it as the only pure form. In Nigeria’s case, it is extremely expensive, often abused, and manipulated to further commit fraud and crime by the ruling class so it’s not working. Nigeria needs a more radical approach, at least for now. And not to drift too far, Mustapha can talk all the nonsense he wants,we won’t forget, people lived in abject poverty (Abacha stove and all). Abacha is no saint, he is a LOOTER and merciless crook, so are Buhari, Jonathan and OBJ. Until Nigerians are empowered (intellectually and economically), we’d helplessly keep selecting individuals to rescue the country, nothing will ever change just a bunch of undeserving ruling class friends getting richer off of state resources. Literally a Bagudu made his money, not from working, but from being among those selected to have state money laundered into their personal foreign accounts, and then the laundered died. Zoom! he becomes eternally rich to 4 generations at the expense of the country (more than enough money to still make him be gov 20+ years after and keep looting). FYI this was how most of the billionaire families we worship today made money. It’s not sustainable. |
jaxxy:I am wondering why this can’t be so. Reading that report, this crash amongst many is another implication of corruption (or capitalism, its American equivalent). Recommendations were made for that particular craft following a similar crash in 2004, yet that was dumped. Tech is so advanced that Helicopter mishaps shouldn’t always lead to death. Find a way to have people ejected once at a certain altitude when there is a problem. But no, multinationals make tonne from the current system. They already sent their minion to spin the narrative (the aviation expert guy talking the Helicopter is one of the safest bla bla bla...). RIP to the dead. |
Golf Course for who? Once they attain office, these politicians immediately become so out of depths and totally out of touch with reality. A state that can barely point to any infrastructural development despite massive monthly allocation. Sha do and get out! |
oldtruth:Finally someone gets it. This the guy's hustle. They should funnel 500m USD through your foundation so you can share 50K, and 100k naira to youths while snappings lots of photos for Instagram. As they say: the best was to rob a bank is to own a bank. Soon you deals will cast. Continue. |
Pwansunrise:Your gentle Lilian made a mistake yet she is still collecting stolen money and Dubai trips from him even after all the dubious and promiscuous lifestyle leads are being exposed. Ogaaade, your Lilian is not gentle, they are birds of a feather. Both two-faced extremely greedy crooks who like to reap where they didn't sow. |
themosthigh:The man is a boss! I heard he is to Equotrial Guinea, and some other Banana republics what the likes of Mobil , Agip and co are to Nigeria. In a JV with their national oil companies. Investing in mining and selling of crude on a rev share. If this is anything to go by, that can make one extremely wealthy! I respect how he carries himself as well. |
TRUSTEDGUY:BS. They just randomly allocated numbers based on respect and popularity. What was metrics used? How is Banky W even on that list? |
Shookonekilla:No they didn't back him after spending 300M+. He asked for a midfielder they have him Pogba, Sanchez was the most sought after attacker in Jan, they bought him Sanchez. Lukaku 80+M, Eric, Lindelof, etc. The Fred he bought, he is not playing him anymore. He was demanding for exchanging a club's future youngster for 29 year old Willian if not for the clubs intervention. He has fought with almost the entire team plus his shit parking the bus tactics after spending tonnes of money. His utd team has the poorest goalscoring form of the top 6 team yet he has Martial, Rashford, Sanchez, Lukaku but no complain about the defender they didn't buy him. Tottenham didn't sign one single player in the summer yet are playing far better football than any of Mou's last two teams and have made top 4 consistently. Mourinho needs to take a break and refresh his tactic. Utd on the other hand needs to find a good coach like Pochetino or Zidane who can get the best our of this team. |
Boss13:That one won't last a week working in a structured place or for someone else. Spoilt empty headed kid. |
kjhova:I thought so too. Lots of repetition, wrong and unnecessary use of vocabularies coming from a large corporate. The entire thing reeks of a desperate attempt to sound very intellectual and official but done by a rookie. Its typical of Uzodima. He focuses too much on swag and aesthetics leaving out the important stuff. Lots of mistake as well. Not surprised though, poor corporate governance, nepotism and cronyism are the order of the day in Diamond bank. The letter has Uzodima's hands all over it. His persona shines through the letter. For those in the know, an over hyped, frivolous and grossly incompetent, arrogant rich kid who likes to think himself a fulfilled tech entrepreneur. Dude wants to be a tech superstar entrepreneur so bad, he lost focus and didn't realise what he had in his hands was bigger. Merger my foot. Bank has been on the verge of failing for a while. All their attempt to raise capital from foreign investors failed and this is the last resort. Bad loans to cronies amongst other things. Sad! |
zoedew:Honestly, it was the first thing I noticed in that article. Reuben Abati has been so dragged. He tasted I'll gotten wealth working with the last govt and hasn't looked back since then. Most of these guys are opportunistic pseudo intellectuals who are out to look out for themselves alone. I mean just look at the Reuben Abati of Pitito's gang that year. No lines drawn whatsoever. |
FrancMekason:Which one is "package your Nigerian woman well". Cant the bade do that by herself? Looking fit and living a healthy lifestyle is a personal decision. It requires determination and resolve. It's not sexually transmitted. It takes work. Let the babe not wait for anyone to package her well, make she package herself first. Let her start from the free shawarma and nkwobi at night abeg! |
They should help her and arrange one bedroom BQ in Kirikiri next to Nollywood big boy Seun Egbegbe. |

