larride:

Roland17:


Happy belated birthday baba.

I meant to wish you yesterday but work carry me go where I no know.

Roland17:


The West and its leaders must have stipulated the cups of garri/ rice each person in Nigeria must get in that palliative.

Roland17:

the World Bank said it remained committed to providing assistance to Uganda despite its pause on financing.

donjazzet:


There is a funny dynamic going on in my mind concerning both of yous' conversation right now. You're both saying that African countries should stop blaming the west for their own woes which are now largely self-inflicted but to look inwards and start correcting and building themselves up, a sentiment I kinda agree with.(Even though this minimises the historic injustices the west has indeed meted out upon us).
EXCEPT,, We attempted to do that few months ago by doing it in the best and biggest way to ever to that. Flushing away the current corrupt elite ruling class and electing good people that would work for the country and truly be the representatives of the people.

No action can ever be bigger than that, resetting the country's leadership from top down. But the person you are chatting with and many like that set obstacles towards achieving that goal and fully actively backed the status quo that has continually done all the terrible things and harm to the country you are both listing. He fought those that advocated for that massive change and actively supported the wicked ruling class that continues to pin nigeria down through corruption and crass maladministration.

So how then can someone who has supported the status quo and wicked leaders who put nigeria now turn around and start saying, "blame your leaders" for nigeria, abeg which bad leaders again?

So who is deceiving who?? You are criticizing the same Nigerian political class for damaging the country but the same you continuously advocated for the same people, make it make sense abeg.

larride:


Was I defending Ganduje before? I said Ganduje will have his day in court. That was my post, simple and clear. If my post is not clear enough for you, abeg skip it.

iamoyindamola:

How can we hold our leaders like gandollar

OkpaNsukkaisBae:



Why are they not suspending assistance 2 nigeria which is als0 anti same sex? Hipocrisy/injustice. injustice no b only wen
e affect u, u go shout.
i.e a high level economic warfare against the people 0f Uganda. But thanks 2 BRICS. There is an alternative

larride:


The internet is free. Use it.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-35093785.amp

larride:


Dasuki wasn't charged to court? Do you even know what you are saying? Same Dasuki?

obainojazz:
They say West making Africa poor yen yen… But Asia and Middle East is thriving.

Your politicians looting funds for world class hospitals and schools to buy properties abroad.

There is no set out plan to attract investments… we just borrow and loot

You people take this your Africa resources too serious like other parts of the world don’t have gold and crude oil.

izzou:


Do you intentionally like to forget what an argument was, or is this you being serious?

This was what you quoted with "Having a day in court"



So, how can we hold Ganduje accountable, when in the next 8 years, he won't be having that day in court?

larride:


Yes and how is my post not clear enough? You are the one that said Ganduje wont be having his day in court within 8yrs, I never said so neither did I say he will be tried in 8yrs or not. My post was simple, he will have his days in court, when that will be I don't know.

That's the reason why I gave the example of Diezani. That it took 8yrs before the UK will be charging her for bribery and corruption lend credence to my post.

Whether now, in 2yrs or in 10yra, having his day in court still means the same thing.

I really dont know what you are trying to twist.

Chai!

Roland17:


I agree with everything you said up there except the embolden

Respectfully, abeg, address the embolden to the person it is intended for.

I am not a keeper for Dayo's thoughts/ positions neither am I an arbiter to your differences in position.

Griffon:

liveLongNprospa:


Guy If you have eye issues then go get it treated

liveLongNprospa:


Dasuki was in detention for 4yrs with the dss which was illegally detained and his court case only just began again after 7yrs last year.
Again.. This logic is not for a Nigerian politician who is in bed with the current FG.

Read what I wrote again

liveLongNprospa:


Larride you need to sleep for like 7 hours then come back and read what I wrote. E be like say eye dey turn you

donjazzet:


Well, by not pointing this flashing point in your convo with him, you're basically coopting his points so it indirectly applies to you.

larride:


Maybe your hands shouldn't be typing faster than your brain process.



That was your post. I wasn't the one that posted it for you.

I've practically showed you that Dasuki was charged to court in Dec 2015, that's him having his days in court. Nowhere in my post did I say he was jailed by the court.

Dasuki case has been running since 2015 and it didn't just start again last year like you claimed.

Here's another evidence:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2020/11/11/dasukigate-witness-tells-court-how-jonathans-ex-nsa-dasuki-hired-clerics-with-n2-2bn/%3famp=1

So please tell us Mr Prosper how Dasuki case only started after 7yrs last year.

liveLongNprospa:

You should check the meaning of the word "afresh" Mr birthday man

I have added an extra screenshot for you as a birthday gift young man


https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/n23-3bn-fraud-dasukis-case-begins-afresh-after-seven-years/%3famp

Griffon:


Middle East were in charge of Islamic imperialism themselves. It would be blatant hypocrisy for you to say they were under imperial and colonial rule. The Arab conquerors acted in a typically imperialist fashion from the start, whilst Asia jettisoned the ideas of the West over a century ago. You can’t bring these continents to a debate about how much grip and influence the European governments had and still has on their African colonies.

By having their lapdogs at the helm of affairs in Africa, European “colonialists” keep contributing to the lack of development, political thuggery, and endemic violence whose roots lie mainly in tribal culture, and sectarian conflicts. It’s a proven fact.

Even after independence, France still forces 14 of its former colonies to pay colonial taxes for the ‘benefits of colonialization’. You can’t revolt against your master, best you can do is to steal your own and contribute to the decay.

Nobody knows much more than the other about the poor leadership in Africa, we were all born into it, and it’s been on for decades.

Every election period, we see international observers flying into Africa to act like they care. Even after the elections, when the populace agitate against malpractices, what happens? What exactly are the roles of these so called international observers? This is the starting point of your colonial masters foisting their preferred candidate on you.

How many policies have been proposed by your ruling government that never passed through the corridors of your colonial masters? How many? How many barrels of oil do you ship to them quarterly? You think with this level of extortion, any leader would be accountable?

When Thomas Sankara challenged this idea and passionately resisted imperialism and colonialism, because he understood the depth of patriarchal oppression and its devastating impacts on the lives of Africans, no be kill dey kill am?

So we wey understand this should also challenge our leaders and hold them accountable, according to you and Roland17 and others on this issue? Make them kill us through the orders of their colonial masters why you enjoy your life abroad? When we challenged the killings of innocent civilians in this country by security forces, Shey no be shoot them shoot us, what was the response of the European governments who care so much about Africa?

Who pays the piper dictates the tone. What Africa needs is total revolutionary war to be free from the oppressive grip of their colonial masters and I’m happy some people don dey discharge bullets already.

Roland17:


Baba, make una stop this thing na.

Let me start first by asking you, where is DJ Switch? A strong advocate against what happened in Lekki? Please tell me she is in China or Russian. If she is not, please tell me how she got to Canada and is still safe in Canada?

The US alongside other countries came out and publicly condemned what transpired in Lekki. What else did you want them to do? Invade Nigeria?

Didn't The United States government just place a visa ban on the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) Olukayode Ariwoola, and six other members of the Supreme Court of Nigeria? Didn't they place visa bans on some politicians? How many current Nigerian politicians do you see travel to the US again, in comparison to before?

https://www.icirnigeria.org/us-condemns-lekki-shooting-of-protesters-calls-for-justice/

https://businessday.ng/news/article/us-condemns-lekki-killings-welcomes-immediate-investigation/

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/422407-endsars-u-s-urges-investigation-into-lekki-shootings.html

larride:




Donj na my guy. Na just light banter.

We are both proud Buharist.

raumdeuter:


Any evidence from a reputable news organization of the visa ban on the CJN

On other points, No need to hold the leaders you vote responsible, Hold the West that you didnt vote

larride:


When they say you should always read beyond headline, there's a reason why.

Even in the link you posted, it was clearly said that he was arraigned in court in Dec 2015.

Which practically means Dasuki is having his days in court just as I pointed out in my first post.