Babatope Falade-Onikoyi wrote:

Dear Poverty United,

I have been bothered lately about the dangerous theory that rich people are bad and that they hate Buhari because they are beneficiaries of corruption.

The people in VGC, Ikoyi, or Lekki don't hate Buhari. They are primed for prosperity, and thus will resist any attempt to plunge them into poverty.

It is not a question of force to love Buhari, it is a question of choice and most importantly, a question of values.

If your values are closely aligned to poverty, so be it. Not everyone can tolerate poverty.

This idea that some rich people are rich because they stole, or are corrupt is a very corrupt idea in itself. It is the mother of all corruption.

To award human beings like yourself the badge of corruption when they are hardworking is a form of hate speech.

Be poor if you must be, but spare others who have chosen to resist poverty.

Buhari "may have" won this election, but you must know that does not validate your poverty promotion campaigns. Common economic sense will prevail and we will be on the path to economic prosperity again.

The surest way for the prosperity of the average Nigerian is when the rich can create jobs, and when they can gather capital for institutional investment.

So please, quit this your dangerous theory and get to work.

Let me leave you with a quote by Abraham Lincoln:

“You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich. You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong. You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift. You cannot lift the wage earner up by pulling the wage payer down. You cannot further the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatred. You cannot build character and courage by taking away people's initiative and independence. You cannot help people permanently by doing for them, what they could and should do for themselves.”

Thank you.
Bastardmod
NgadaAwo
Osidec
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eagleeye2

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Gandollar

Well said

It's only educated, exposed and well meaning Nigerians who voted for Atiku Abubakar. The rest of the many illiterates, louts and the ones whom nature still hasn't found their purpose or usefulness voted for the recessionist. Is it no wonder why even after they won, they threaten thunder and brimstone on the supposed people who lost? Never have i seen a country where a tribe of people love suffering and poverty like I've seen in parts of d South West and Northern Nigeria.

MNK told y'all these facts since 2014 yet y'all disbelieved him.

the truth is that the better south has nothing in common with the almàjiri north!!!

these two hold totally parallel world views that, under the present circumstances, are NEVER gonna meet!!!

the rest of the tribes in the buffer zone have to make up their minds which of the two groups I have touched on above they are going to stand by their side!!!

anyways, with or without the backup of you fence-sitters, we, the great easterners, are, by the grace of God Almighty, 100% out of the shiithole, AMEN!!!

Bla bla bla

The new nation called Nigeria should be an estate from our great grand father, Othman Dan Fodio. We must RUTHLESSLY PREVENT A CHANGE OF POWER. We must use the minorities in the North as willing tools, and the South as conquered territories, and never allow them to have control of their future

Biafra is the only solution besides it was Atiku, Saraki and co that brought the failure to asorock

Dear rejected Poverty,

I implore you to stay as far away from me,my family,friends and everyone who voted
PDP..We do not want or need you..As a matter of fact our aim is to live the kind of life obtainable in the First World nations where ever we are.

However ensure you visit with full-force every single APC supporters whether they voted for APC or not with your presence..Ensure you camp in their mist for ever..As you visit them do not forget to go along with your children namely ;

Hunger,Diseases,lack of edecation,lack of access to medical facilities,hopelessness and lack.e.t.c

Thank you for your co-operation.

Not yours,

Ziggylady.

A government that make poverty a govt policy, how can they lift people out of poverty?

The North has chosen poverty, pls respect their choice and don't give alms to almajiris.

nwanyionitsha:
Babatope Falade-Onikoyi wrote:

Dear Poverty United,

I have been bothered lately about the dangerous theory that rich people are bad and that they hate Buhari because they are beneficiaries of corruption.

The people in VGC, Ikoyi, or Lekki don't hate Buhari. They are primed for prosperity, and thus will resist any attempt to plunge them into poverty.

It is not a question of force to love Buhari, it is a question of choice and most importantly, a question of values.

If your values are closely aligned to poverty, so be it. Not everyone can tolerate poverty.

This idea that some rich people are rich because they stole, or are corrupt is a very corrupt idea in itself. It is the mother of all corruption.

To award human beings like yourself the badge of corruption when they are hardworking is a form of hate speech.

Be poor if you must be, but spare others who have chosen to resist poverty.

Buhari "may have" won this election, but you must know that does not validate your poverty promotion campaigns. Common economic sense will prevail and we will be on the path to economic prosperity again.

The surest way for the prosperity of the average Nigerian is when the rich can create jobs, and when they can gather capital for institutional investment.

So please, quit this your dangerous theory and get to work.

Let me leave you with a quote by Abraham Lincoln:

“You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich. You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong. You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift. You cannot lift the wage earner up by pulling the wage payer down. You cannot further the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatred. You cannot build character and courage by taking away people's initiative and independence. You cannot help people permanently by doing for them, what they could and should do for themselves.”

Thank you.
Bastardmod
NgadaAwo
Osidec
Stanweezy
eagleeye2

Anambraforpeter
, adadike, salvador1, pchukwudi, Catastrophe1, angelusbrut, oilPUSSY, Zorbadezinc, naijaroyalty

NgadaAwo, Salvador4, pekele007, mopolchi, osagyefo98, pointblank247, earthquake2, chiefobdk, beebeeooh, tsinzu, phase1, Mekaboy, Anambra1
Nbote, Amarabae, Nothingdome, Obi1kenobi.
Goddys, Bionixs, Princedapace, Asuustrike1,
ClumsyFlimsy, Bonapart, vikky014, Ziggylady
Arantess, SouthEastFacts
Gandollar

GOD bless you and your destined blessed men. I am fully with you on this

nwanyionitsha:
Babatope Falade-Onikoyi wrote:

Dear Poverty United,

I have been bothered lately about the dangerous theory that rich people are bad and that they hate Buhari because they are beneficiaries of corruption.

The people in VGC, Ikoyi, or Lekki don't hate Buhari. They are primed for prosperity, and thus will resist any attempt to plunge them into poverty.

It is not a question of force to love Buhari, it is a question of choice and most importantly, a question of values.

If your values are closely aligned to poverty, so be it. Not everyone can tolerate poverty.

This idea that some rich people are rich because they stole, or are corrupt is a very corrupt idea in itself. It is the mother of all corruption.

To award human beings like yourself the badge of corruption when they are hardworking is a form of hate speech.

Be poor if you must be, but spare others who have chosen to resist poverty.

Buhari "may have" won this election, but you must know that does not validate your poverty promotion campaigns. Common economic sense will prevail and we will be on the path to economic prosperity again.

The surest way for the prosperity of the average Nigerian is when the rich can create jobs, and when they can gather capital for institutional investment.

So please, quit this your dangerous theory and get to work.

Let me leave you with a quote by Abraham Lincoln:

“You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich. You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong. You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift. You cannot lift the wage earner up by pulling the wage payer down. You cannot further the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatred. You cannot build character and courage by taking away people's initiative and independence. You cannot help people permanently by doing for them, what they could and should do for themselves.”

Thank you.
Bastardmod
NgadaAwo
Osidec
Stanweezy
eagleeye2

Anambraforpeter
, adadike, salvador1, pchukwudi, Catastrophe1, angelusbrut, oilPUSSY, Zorbadezinc, naijaroyalty

NgadaAwo, Salvador4, pekele007, mopolchi, osagyefo98, pointblank247, earthquake2, chiefobdk, beebeeooh, tsinzu, phase1, Mekaboy, Anambra1
Nbote, Amarabae, Nothingdome, Obi1kenobi.
Goddys, Bionixs, Princedapace, Asuustrike1,
ClumsyFlimsy, Bonapart, vikky014, Ziggylady
Arantess, SouthEastFacts
Gandollar

If only the insecure one's will understand,