forgiveness:


Wake up. Mandela came begging and he was given. Says Mr Mnguni.

And what was the money used for?

XhosaNostra:


Who's "Tash"?

That's for me to know

Alright! But don't waste your youth. Experience the joy of being a mother.

The government should be building schools, hospitals, roads, and other critical necessities. Why would the Tanzanian government build skyscrapers yet that cash would have been invested in sectors that really matter like agriculture(cashew nuts) or education? Build capacity for your private sector to deliver on such projects!

We are a stage where the private sector finances, builds, owns and operates capital intensive projects for a period of time whilst the government focuses its cash on critical projects that touch the society! Support your private sector! Embrace PPP and other financial models that would fund key government projects outside the treasury's balances!

Kazikazi:
Friend, what's wrong with you? Is it a bad thing for a gov to own buildings?
Our gov owns too many stuffs.Swallow that!
This is our latest addition...under gov parastatal
Tanzania's NSSF investment

JaceBlaze:
And what was the money used for?

For your freedom, of course.

XhosaNostra:


LMFAO. I remember that episode.
Well TBH, I agreed with some of the things she said. Some black people do give black people a bad name. I remember watching an unrelated video online. It was young black girls fighting & when I read the comments, I felt ashamed to be associated with such low functioning individuals. Some of them were actually saying after watching the fights, they felt like beating someone up. Like really? All because of a video! Is that not some form of retardation?

Really?

Black people has diabetes


Black people have big ears



Africans are sad, they have nothing


That was all she was saying. She even said her hair was straight kikikikikiki. She didn't talk about her BROWN color tho.

Getting paid for this? People are getting paid for stuffs like this lol. Don't they have things to take care of? This is embarrassing. . . More embarrassing hearing it coming out of African American. No offence but majority African Americans are hopeless. . .Even I fear how some Ethiopian Americans are doing there. . .


They can punch me but it is what it is.

sufferNsmiling:


Illiteracy is better than that one he is abnormal. Anything which comes on nigeria tv good or bad he is happy

Exactly. That guy is illiterate.

ednited:



Me no use Swahili after now

Kazikazi:
Hehehe..
They lied again!

Let's leave that

Now show me pics of your normal movie stars

NairobiWalker:

Laugh in English

forgiveness:


Alright! But don't waste your youth. Experience the joy of being a mother.

I'm already an "evening newspaper", as you guys call it
But I guess it's never too late for some things. Pesin pikin gotta console herself small small na

vaxx:
i hate when people are not saying the truth. we all know the reasons for the low turnout. it is purely base on low literacy rates and lack of education. Nigeria has an average literacy rate of fifty-nine point six percent, which mirrors the average voter turnout of fifty-one point nine percent, calculated from the last fifteen senatorial, presidential, and other parliamentary elections. With a shocking forty-three point six percent voters’ turnout estimated by INEC as of the last presidential election, it is undebatable that Nigeria lacks the representation characteristic of legitimate democracy.

So, my father, some of my family and I who did not vote due to change of locations are iliterates?

But the North who people call iliterate but voted en - masse are literate? Clown.

forgiveness:


For your freedom, of course.

You can't go into details because you don't what you talking about,right?

rvp20182:
You need a revolution to change your country trajectory like Ghana did with Rawling.In Kenya we had our revolution in 2002 when said enough was enough with dictatorship and 1% growth.Nigeria are emigrating never to come back.That compounds the problem.You need to fight for the Nigeria you want.You guys don't even vote.

what you called a revolution was indeed an armed robbery to many elites Ghanaian.

Some prominent Ghanaian elites says, it set Ghana to fifity years backward. it was indeed terrible.

XhosaNostra:


I'm already an "evening newspaper", as you guys call it
But I guess it's never too late for some things. Pesin pikin gotta console herself small small na

Hmm! So you don born pikin, come marry join. Abi you don old pass. Because I am not understanding.

And Nigerians think that they are world-beaters!

JaceBlaze:
You can't go into details because you don't what you talking about,right?

Mr Mnguni has given us the clue. It's left for you to put one or two things together. Then you will get the full picture.

Jonraid:
And Nigerians think that they are world-beaters!

Most the countries there are still better than KENYA.

forgiveness:


So, my father, some of my family and I who did not vote due to change of locations are iliterates?

But the North who people call iliterate but voted en - masse are literate? Clown.

olodo. you can't even read and understand. That is just one of the main important reasons. swallow the bitter truth.

well, it has becime evident and clear that the powerlessness faced by the common Nigerian begins and ends with voters’ turnout at the poll, which strips him of his most basic democratic right. Poor voters’ turnout also suggests that the power duopoly enjoyed by the PDP and the APC is invalid, as majority of the people were denied true popular sovereignty by circumstances far beyond their control. so when i likening Nigeria with somalia. i am actually passing out undeniable fact.

ednited:




Really?

Black people has diabetes


Black people have big ears



Africans are sad, they have nothing


That was all she was saying. She even said her hair was straight kikikikikiki. She didn't talk about her BROWN color tho.

Getting paid for this? People are getting paid for stuffs like this lol. Don't they have things to take care of? This is embarrassing. . . More embarrassing hearing it coming out of African American. No offence but majority African Americans are hopeless. . .Even I fear how some Ethiopian Americans are doing there. . .


They can punch me but it is what it is.

Lol, I didn't say which things I agreed with, but it's obviously not that! I can't remember her exact words now, but I still remember myself agreeing with some of the things she said.

Yeah unfortunately, she's not the only one feeling like that. There're plenty just like her. I'm still not sure if I believe
she was paid for the episode or not. Nonetheless, it was an interesting watch. Personally, I wasn't offended by anything she said. It's her thoughts & they count to nought.

forgiveness:


Mr Mnguni has given us the clue. It's left for you to put one or two things together. Then you will get the full picture.

I have no time for that.

sufferNsmiling:


I believe that there is something very very wrong in the voters registration just listen to my point the last election in nigeria we had 40 million registered voters 22 million went to vote. Which is equivalent to about 41% voted. In this year's election 35 million new registered voters making the total number of voters to 75 million + but only 25 million people when to vote which is 30%. Please how can 35 million new voters go and register then to not make any effort to vote does it make sense. You have people which are registering to vote on a daily basis but the people going to vote and reducing. Something is not just right. I believe a lot of the people which are voting their results are disappearing. Please ghanaian if you have a school dead people come and register for the school and pay school fees. Please ghanaian if you find out 70% of the people are not coming to school is it possible.

Nigeria electoral commission need a total revamping and likewise citizens must be politically educated. it should be beyound free rice and cooking oil.

forgiveness:


Most the countries there are still better than KENYA.

Our worst s still better than their best

forgiveness:


Hmm! So you don born pikin, come marry join. Abi you don old pass. Because I am not understanding.

LMAO. I could still pop them out like a roach. I'm not sitting here with scrambled eggs I'm still young enough. But I'm just not the maternal type, so kids don't really interest me. I love the idea of love though

XhosaNostra:


I'm already an "evening newspaper", as you guys call it
But I guess it's never too late for some things. Pesin pikin gotta console herself small small na

The thing no go funny oo

vaxx:
Nigeria electoral commission need a total revamping and likewise citizens must be politically educated. it should be beyound free rice and cooking oil.

The biggest problem is the people from the north of nigeria are illiterate. The people form southwest south south and eastern part of nigeria are educated illiterate. Like a lot of my brothers from southwest they are lazy they just want the government to give them things for free. So you can see the country cannot move forward. I wonder how a president is going to perform when only 20% of the registered voters voted for him and 9% of the population of nigeria voted for him.

forgiveness:


Hmm! So you don born pikin, come marry join. Abi you don old pass. Because I am not understanding.

That's why I tell her say e no go funny oo

vaxx:
olodo. you can't even read and understand. That is just one of the main important reasons. swallow the bitter truth.

well, it has becime evident and clear that the powerlessness faced by the common Nigerian begins and ends with voters’ turnout at the poll, which strips him of his most basic democratic right. Poor voters’ turnout also suggests that the power duopoly enjoyed by the PDP and the APC is invalid, as majority of the people were denied true popular sovereignty by circumstances far beyond their control. so when i likening Nigeria with somalia. i am actually passing out undeniable fact.

vaxx:
i hate when people are not saying the truth. we all know the reasons for the low turnout. it is purely base on low literacy rates and lack of education. Nigeria has an average literacy rate of fifty-nine point six percent, which mirrors the average voter turnout of fifty-one point nine percent, calculated from the last fifteen senatorial, presidential, and other parliamentary elections. With a shocking forty-three point six percent voters’ turnout estimated by INEC as of the last presidential election, it is undebatable that Nigeria lacks the representation characteristic of legitimate democracy.

Keep fooling yourself.

JaceBlaze:
I have no time for that.

You have been served. Next.

forgiveness:







Keep fooling yourself.

olodo. That is what you are.

edon21:

Our worst s still better than their best

Far better.

jaycent:
The thing no go funny oo

So to have a fulfilling life one must be joined at the hip to some guy?

forgiveness:


You have been served. Next.

keep telling yourself that.