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[quote author=Cromagnon post=125471442]But you're the one supporting it now Why are you now afraid to accept it for your family Lead by example you slowpoke[/quote. So this truth is still ringing. Isn't it? |
I think this guy is insane to earmark such a huge amount for compensation for construction of runway. |
Nazgul:You really make a point as you explain it that way. But the original purpose of Almajiri was to train and discipline young children to withstand and inenvitable hardship of life while being groom in Islamic education. But nowadays it is a bastardized version being practiced which aligned to your description. |
Cromagnon:I believe it's people like you that need to be castrated before you reproduce and contaminate the world. |
Cromagnon:I believe it's people like you that need to be castrated before you reproduce and contaminate your community and the world. |
I think it's high time that the government should enforce two children per woman before it's too late. I believe it's possible to not gravitate towards population monster. But the problem it now we don't even know how many people are in Nigeria. Talkless statistics of the population. Nigeria is already chaotic now genuine population data to guide any realistic planing to bring the much needed positive changes. It thinks Nigeria should set up a registry office at every polling unit to record birth and death in each ward. |
Kano is slowly turning into hub for substandard and counterfeit products. Everything expensive can be cloned in Kano to decieve the unsuspecting customers. |
helinues:is like you don't even understand what the guy commented. |
Hollygrail:May God bless you. What you says is a gospel truth. |
Paystack:You are an unclean pig full of hate. You damn sure know that. |
If N5Billion if divided to each indigene of my state it will amount to N1400 for each person. Unfortunately from raw extimate more 80 percent of population need the so called palliative |
The hot headed ECOWAS should consider a number of factors that may likely play against them in the course of their operation in Niger. Majority in Niger did not believe in democracy the ECOWAS was trying to restore and in fact people of Niger will work against their military operation. Another thing is the terrain which will give the Junta a great advantage in taking out the logistics of the operation. Countries like Barkinafaso and Mali won't just fold their arms and watch ECOWAS invade Niger. In fact they share borders with Niger. A wild card in the scenario is Wagner which are highly equipped with sophisticated weapons might join in the fight. So ECOWAS should not destabilize the region in the name of restoration of Democracy in Niger. It not worth it because it's Western imposition which isn't ideal to our established systems. No blood should be shed in the name of Democracy. |
They can't start this war Nigeria will pay the price physically and financially. Because we are the only ECOWAS member country ( ie calling for war) shares border with Niger. And Nigeria is assume to bear the large chunk of the cost of war. This is not taking into account the damage that will be wreaked to our cordial relationship with Niger. |
Tunibu should not be goaded into war with Niger. He rather withdraw Nigeria membership from. ECOWAS. Democracy in sub Saharan Africa is not worth any Nigerian blood. |
The team suspected that you tapped wire from inside the building before it comes out of the building. Simply put the team is suspicious of meter bypass in the premises which is serious offence under the company law. |
The best way is to allow average local users of forex have access to dollars in the purchases of oversea products even by 20 dollar per month. CBN through banks made dollar accessable only those going for schools overseas or for medical and leisure purpose. And illegally to bureu de change operators. This people need forex in thousands. While an average guy needs it's in hundreds. |
Very good advice to Tunibu. Imagine we are the only country sharing border with Niger among the ECOWAS members calling for the war. |
This is probably a fake information. NNPC no longer axist with this name. Moreover it's the market situations that will determine the price as claimed by the Federal Government. |
That is exactly what the west want us to doing: turn each other and one another apart. Tunibu has lost his sense of reasoning for choosing to go militarily against the junta. This so called Democracy he want ECOWAS to restored in Niger is not worth going to war against our close and friendly neighbor. This Democracy is not ideal to our lives here in sub Saharan Africa. It is Western imposition through threats of sanctions and embargo. Ask your self a simple question: why the was hasn't imposed this Democracy to countries like China Saudi Arabia and others. They have there own system that best served to fulfill their aspirations. What is good of this democracy here in Nigeria. First it is very costly to run: It gulfed billions of dollars for elections alone. The national assembly ended with more than thirty percent of national cake. Secondly: Free and fair election is non existent in Nigeria. In short Democracy in sub Saharan Africa is best described as bastardized. So Tunibu should not see this war as a holy war or a moral responsibility. Here doing it because of his ego. |
Tunibu should not bring war to Nigeria. Democracy isn't an ideal system to Africans, even though am not against it. To me it's Western imposition that never fit our way of life. It's even dragging us backwards. Career Politicians are the only beneficials. The ultimate goal is for peace to reign. Bouzoum or whoever ECOWAS want to restore does not deserve spillage of blood. Tunibu is making a huge mistake in taking the decision for Military action against the junta. All the possible scenarios are very much undesirable. In the event of out break of war there will never be a winner. |
Emma15678: |
As if Nigerian sovereignty defends on ECOWAS. Now Niger is occupied the fore of Tinubu's attention. As if Nigeria is free of it's own monumental problems. |
Might not be unhappy. May be shy or have a slight quarrel during the wedding. |
Throwback:Democracy? Are sure it's democracy being practiced in the sub Saharan Africa. I believe it's a bastardized version of democracy. |
Yet the new government is yet to acknowledge the calamity of banditry bedeviling the North West. They are more concern with Niger coup then securing their own people with number one priority of any sane government. |
What are service are we benefiting from any government. There no security of lives and properties, the energy we pay for it , medical bills we pay for it, even drinking water we pay for it, school feels. In my opinion besides roads nothing is provided by the government. |
Military invention while you failed to secure your own country against criminal elements waging war against the masses. |
NLC is mad! With what money the masses should stoke file food and other essentials. |
This hardship being experienced by most Nigerians are man made. Something must be wrong somewhere. If you can recall Nigeria is practicing mixed economy, now everything is mixed and at the same time capitalist who are now politicians kept exploiting the masses. A good example Tunibu spent billions to get elected as president right from primaries. He didn't spent the good money for Nigeria or Nigerians. He is business man and I am pretty sure he will recover his spent money with interest before he leave office. |
Military junta is not the way out and imposition of democratic system in Africa is akin to forcing Africans embrace West stance on homosexuality. Nothing is working. |
Does victims have no families to claim their relatives dead bodies. |
These people are now caught between the devil and deep blue sea. The security are not being fair to the shop owner for they can not provide them protection against IPOB if they disobey their sit at home order. |
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