Shymm3x:


Loool.

Aareonakakanfo in my head looks like the Pied Piper for chics. When you see him coming - you have to hide ya wives/gfs/sisters/daughters, else he'll seduce them and take them away with his magic pipe loool.

I think the whole cultism thing in Nigeria is more of a glorified gang culture. There is absolutely nothing occult in what they do and you can't call them fraternities. Wole Soyinka described his own group as a fraternity similar to the black Greek ones albeit with a nucleus that is more African than anything Greek.

Shymm3x:


Word.

I'm not even a fan of the black Greek fraternities as well - I see them as coons.

IlekeHD:


Not saying Soyinka's intention was to create a gang culture, but without proper standardization processes and maintenance [like everything in Nigeria], his fraternity intention Africanized.

Katsumoto:


Obama won the election, why didn't he just sit on his arse arguing that Bush wrecked the economy and increased the budget deficit?

As far as some folk are concerned, Tinubu should be worshipped because his party kicked out indolent thugs. And having said that, what did he really do? He outbid the other party; its not like people are loyal to Tinubu because of a magnificent ideology, the loyalty is out of 'who can pay more'. Yet some would make us believe it is something 'babara' (hope i got the spelling and usage right).

Not much has changed for the average person; his lot isn't better. He isn't going to better schools or accessing better healthcare. Cronies or politicians are getting richer. Yet the average person will be on the hook for these loans that are being accumulated by these governors.

What irks me even more is a comparison with Awo because Awo didn't become PM but Tinubu joined forces with Buhari to win an election against someone most Nigerians were tired of. Absolute balderdash.

9jacrip:


I'm a fan of their step shows, I stream them on youtube for their homecoming whatever.

9jacrip:


The embolened again is one of the major reasons many worship him, they've lost sight of the actual problem the SWest is facing. Nobody is looking beyond that - APC have been in government for the past how many years in the SWest and everyone seems to be facing the same place - no one is asking questions and comparing PDP and APC periods to see if anything has changed in all the facets of the obligations of a government.

PDP has been kicked out yes, what has changed?

As for the comparison with Awo, I still do not see any basis for it. The essence of a politician is how far/well he has been able to affect lives of the common man positively not necessarily how many elections s/he has won/lost.

IlekeHD:


lol I think many of you don't understand the process behind megawatt generation etc.

Many of this things will take time. I hope you weren't one those people who expected total "transformation" a month after Buhari's mega win?

I'm not supporting any political stooges here, but you need to understand that it take time for 1) the new government to get acquainted with the previous administration (i.e where it left off) 2) The cabinets/staffs 3) Plan/strategize 4) etc


I'd have been more nervous had Buhari used gragra to make changes immediately after winning. I thank Eledumare for patient/gentle men in this world. Everything no be gragra.

An election is not a magic wand.


[Wow....I need to adhere to my own principle too lol]

9jacrip:


LOL Aunty e tin root fun party o.

After May 29th or whenever Buhari was sworn in, electricity in Ibadan was constantly 24 hours and if it goes off, before you walk 3 steps it would have been switched back on. After a month, I guess megawatts generation ceased?

4 years will run over soon, we'll see.

Katsumoto:


Buhari isn't being taken to task here; rather it's the governors, LG Chairmen, party leaders, etc.

Buhari just started, the others have been in power for over 4 years.

Shymm3x:


Yes, that is fun to watch. But the whole Greek thing just sucks.

9jacrip:


Oh well, why do you think so if it is OK to ask?

Katsumoto:


How many Naija politicians do benchmarking? What was the GDP between when I came and when I left? What was the GDP per income capita?
What was the exam pass rate? Mortality rate? infant mortality rate? unemployment rate? No answer

Instead, people are told how many elections are won? Who can win state, local or national elections? Who can eat amala with local people? who can punish civil servants who are late? Who can be outsmarted by others within the same party?

APC loyalists should please provide proper indices; the old scare mongering tactic will not work.

IlekeHD:


Just 6 months nau. Imagine having a website with awful responsive theme. Even if you hire new developers to fix the site, it would still suck if you don't change the system [new drupal theme, etc]. If the same developers do the same thing...better...it'd still be a terrible website. Nigeria needs the money and knowledge to buy a new system.

9jacrip:


No shakes.

We will see how it goes.

I sincerely hope he works and turns Nigeria around.

IlekeHD:


Hope is too passive for Nigeria.

Shymm3x:


They do a lot of homo shiit during their initiation and other routine programmes they do. And if you graduate from the normal fraternity thing to boule - that's the proper homo shiit, with a lot homoerotic things they used to do in Ancient Greece.

Anyway, I just don't understand why a black person would want to recreate Ancient Greece and the groups they had, to be honest. The whole thing just reeks of coonery.

9jacrip:




I've heard this before though but I brushed it off.

Homo bawo?

Shymm3x:


Lool.

Why are you shocked? Wasn't Ancient Greece a homoerotic society? So what do you expect from a culture borrowed from a society that is like that?

I'm somewhere feeding my muscles at the moment..but I will see if I can post some links to you when I get home.

9jacrip:


Steriods? j/k

Shocked because borrowing a name from a society doesn't mean you should design your activities in line with what happens/ed in the society.

9jacrip:


Steriods? j/k

Shocked because borrowing a name from a society doesn't mean you should design your activities in line with what happens/ed in the society.

Katsumoto:


How many Naija politicians do benchmarking? What was the GDP between when I came and when I left? What was the GDP per income capita?
What was the exam pass rate? Mortality rate? infant mortality rate? unemployment rate? No answer

APC loyalists should please provide proper indices; the old scare mongering tactic will not work.

IlekeHD:

Shymm3x:


Looool.

Every time I see ya posts, I see someone that looks like Peace Hyde with XXXL baggage at both front and back end.

I just wonder how you get from A to B without pain.

IlekeHD:
Do these old members just view NL everyday or is someone signaling you guys to this thread?

Shymm3x:


Loool.

Aareonakanfo ought to be praised for bringing the eggheads out to the party.

Anyway, I'm still expecting the big uncle, onReflection to contribute. And I know when he comes to the party - he'll come with loads of references. Can't wait to see his argument.

I won't be surprised to see physicsPHD throw about 50books at the thread lol.

We need to leave this topic here for a while.

IlekeHD:


That guy is Bini, I doubt he'd contribute.

Yea, going to viewing mod once they start.

Shymm3x:


Loool. I know physics used to have a Bini bot/sensor attached to the backend of this forum that calls him every time Bini is mentioned loool.

But trust me, that guy likes this type of debate. It is an opportunity for him to post 50books at once. That is my nyggah though...PhysicsQED the scholar lool.

IlekeHD:


Yea, I respect the guy too.

1. Kats
2. Gbawe
3. PQED
4.Texxaspete
5. Sagarat [When he's not calling everyone a fa.g.got]

If you want to start a library WWIII, just lock these people in one small room.