wakacome:
Your tiny empty brain has not made you to reason well enough to be able to answer a simple question,is selling their PVC right or wrong?is that the solution to the problems caused by some greedy and stupid politicians??if you cannot answer then hold your peace....!!!!!

Jokay07:
[b]Your question is simple but I lack logical reasoning which has made me not to understand that you are absolutely smart. My empty-headedness and stupidity have not made me to realise that my antecedent cum- penultimate repartee, as regards to this back-and-forth has zilch to do with the loads craps i put up there, let alone providing answer to your sensible question.One more time from the inception of our conversation, peruse when and where I supported the view that selling the pvc is the right thing. Honestly kids like me have invaded Nairaland, what a pity.

My existence always make to regret why the government has not legalised abortion and I wonder how you would more resolute to beat down the literal context of my message to my level of comprehension- but i keep replying you as if my illiteracy has gone wild.

specialguest:
Unfortunately the people buying the pvc"s don't know that it will be of no use to them. INEC"s card readers are fitted with finger print scanners. Which means the finger print information stored in the card must match the finger print of the person presenting the card at the point of accreditation before voting.

wakacome:
You have said it all by yourself.....

kiddo...Stop crying......Foolish people always think they have an opinion....you can go and commit suicide....bastard!!!!!!!go and sin no more...[/b]

Jokay07:
am a little and foolish kid, my mind-numbing post shows that definitely I lack insight and I'm very sure that my retrobulbar couldn't comprehend my last post if not i would have understand the disproportions between statement of problems and the giving possible solutions.

once again you have said it by yourself...***yawns**boring***is that all you have got mofo??

Ikengawo:


it's 33-36%. The figure of 70% was a miscalculation based on that assumption that our economy had a GDP of 280 billion and not 530 billion. This means that all the people you know in the banking, telecoms, movie, music, retail, and services industries were previously counted as 'impoverished' until GEJ rebased the economy.

Ikengawo:


This is an emotional post and not a rational one. out of every 10 people your personally know how many of them are in abject poverty? My friend think. You yourself are rich. You wouldn't be able to waste your father's wifi debating trash on the internet for hours if you were in poverty but someone will tell you 70% of the people in your own life are in poverty and you'll be at Shoprite accepting it.

wakacome:
Mr GEJ robot please stop displaying your foolishness on the internet......

Now So because am living a good life now mean every other nigerians are living the same way??have you gone to the rural areas to see how people are suffering?even in the urban areas you will even see some people that cannot afford 3 square meals,some do not even have a good house where they live at,some cannot even successfully pay their house rent on time,some do not even have money to send their kids to a good school,that is the problem with some nigerians so because some of my family members are rich now mean that there is no poverty in the country?why do you think people are trying to run away from this country?if there is no poverty,un-employment,epileptic power supply,bad roads and so on do you think everyone will go and be seeking for visa all the time just to get out of this country??well you can't understand because debating with you is like debating with a COW......go and sin no more...

wakacome:
once again you have said it by yourself...***yawns**boring***is that all you have got mofo??

ISpiksDaTroof:
And since you think most of your country's inhabitants live in opulence, maybe you need to take a trip around it--- especially into the hinterlands--to get a good idea.