For any one to live a fulfilling life, you 've got to get physically active doing one job or the other, apart from that every other means of survival is fraudulent and corney means of survival. Even God said before we eat that we must till the ground.

What literally happens is: them politicians, oil company workers and civil servants who don't get physically working, who depends on printing papers (money) for survival.
They involve the Western world who drills oil and give them paper (dollar) as a medium of exchange, them politicians, oil company workers and civil servants in return shares the dollar among themselves and their after they will use the dollar and import food, shelter and some other things they need, even they will also use the money to pay their children's school fees abroad hence they no longer care about me and you, hence they will no longer care about Nigeria since their source of income is not from here.

Nigerians are suppose to pray for oil price to crash so that them politicians will be striped of that privilege and get physically working and serious since their won't be any dollar coming again.
With these they will invest here and settle down else you guys should just stop crying with them when things are failing them. (Oil price crash)

Oil is not a curse but lack of rational thinking is.

Whilst the rest of the world is seeking solutions to world problems, working round the clock to create, provide and ease, the Nigerian youth is busy mud slinging, spreading hate, calling his fatherland a shithole whilst doing everything to make it one.

Use your access to the internet to carry out research.

Use it to create things whilst the raw materials are right before you.

Stop waiting for government or a perfect situation because it would never come.

Think.

Oil is not a curse but the useless leaders, saboteurs and silent masses we have in the country.

Atleast global Oil prices are fallen really bad with Russian and Saudi pumping more oil than demands, this simply means Nigerian Income and Revenue is going to drop by atleast, 60%

lets see how you loud mouthed ingrates calling Gods gift a curse would survive, when Governors cant pay your parents in the civil services for a year and in turn your market women cant sell anything, lets see if you can afford private hospital when doctors paid on oil revenue are on strike, lets see how many of you can actually afford Secondary Education when Governement don't have anymore money to pay ASUU salary or that of the teachers, if you can fvck out 800k a year on tuition

Really I want to see all this noisemaking city dweller go back to villages with no electricity and basic amenities to farm like there fathers and bring it to the city to sell to Civil Servants who are not yet paid and be forced to pay council tax, state tax and federal tax after farming putting in mind a full Pickup truck of cassava you toiled hard for months may not be worth more than 80k

lets see How many people would be rich enough to buy Nepa credit when FG stop using Crude Oil revenue to pay them subvention fund and they have to buy gas, generate and distribute while charging accordingly since there is no free money from "CURSED OIL"..

Sebi you can afford that chinco phone because CBN gives discounted forex they get through crude oil sale to BDX and Banks to sell to importers, by the time no more Oil forex money comes in and dollar rises to 1000 naira per dollar then we shall see how many would be able to buy phone to tweet nonsense

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iammo:



Atleast global Oil prices are fallen really bad with Russian and Saudi pumping more oil than demands, this simply means Nigerian Income and Revenue is going to drop by atleast, 60%

lets see how you loud mouthed ingrates calling Gods gift a curse would survive, when Governors cant pay your parents in the civil services for a year and in turn your market women cant sell anything, lets see if you can afford private hospital when doctors paid on oil revenue are on strike, lets see how many of you can actually afford Secondary Education when Governement don't have anymore money to pay ASUU salary or that of the teachers, if you can fvck out 800k a year on tuition

Really I want to see all this noisemaking city dweller go back to villages with no electricity and basic amenities to farm like there fathers and bring it to the city to sell to Civil Servants who are not yet paid and be forced to pay council tax, state tax and federal tax after farming putting in mind a full Pickup truck of cassava you toiled hard for months may not be worth more than 80k

lets see How many people would be rich enough to buy Nepa credit when FG stop using Crude Oil revenue to pay them subvention fund and they have to buy gas, generate and distribute while charging accordingly since there is no free money from "CURSED OIL"..

Sebi you can afford that chinco phone because CBN gives discounted forex they get through crude oil sale to BDX and Banks to sell to importers, by the time no more Oil forex money comes in and dollar rises to 1000 naira per dollar then we shall see how many would be able to buy phone to tweet nonsense [/s]

Talk is very cheap..
And he thinks and imagines he made sense

Iceberg3:
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Talk is very cheap..
And he thinks and imagines he made sense

eyah this one is already scared... better go and buy your cutlass and hoe..

i can smell your fears, sorry i didnt warn you by adding (graphic content) at the top

When u elect poor leaders what do u expect
Oil makes us less than 20 billion dollars every year ...that's absolutely nothing for 750 plus LGAs ,37 states ,and FG

Taxing average Nigerian 10k per month ( remember I said average ,some would pay 5 million while some pay 500) would give us extra 14 trillion naira ....if we use oil revenue n customs for salary n runing of government we would have 14 trillion for capital projects

Even an idiots would perform with 14 trillion every year that's 57 trillion in 4 years
That's 9.6 trillion for each zone

In 10 years we can reach south Africa level

Oil isn't the curse.
We became the curse to ourselves after those eggheads put us together in 1914!

iammo:




eyah this one is already scared... better go and buy your cutlass and hoe..

i can smell your fears, sorry i didnt warn you by adding (graphic content) at the top

E pain am o lolsssssss

Iceberg3:


E pain am o lolsssssss

Na Ibo herdsmen go fit this one pass farming, better go carry dagger and start learning from fulani, because no oyel for you



Lazy Youth

Mschew!!

iammo:



Na Ibo herdsmen go fit this one pass farming, better go carry dagger and start learning from fulani, because no oyel for you



Lazy Youth

Mschew!!

Painment o lolsssssss

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voltron14:
Oil is not a curse but lack of rational thinking is.

Whilst the rest of the world is seeking solutions to world problems, working round the clock to create, provide and ease, the Nigerian youth is busy mud slinging, spreading hate, calling his fatherland a shithole whilst doing everything to make it one.

Use your access to the internet to carry out research.

Use it to create things whilst the raw materials are right before you.

Stop waiting for government or a perfect situation because it would never come.

Think.

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Iceberg3:


Painment o lolsssssss

DabuIIT go soon go back village turn hunters

iammo:



DabuIIT go soon go back village turn hunters

Just like you have already retired to become an Amotekun sniffer

Oil is a curse to Nigeria.

Though the problem is, here in Nigeria, we think we can run a good economy by selling raw materials, whose price we don't control, and using the money made to import all sorts of stuff which we should be making.

That's why I don't consider any government in Nigeria from independence to be good...because they have run this country according to that dictate.

Strong countries manufacture and export manufactured goods. Weak countries rely on raw material export...oil inclusive.

Oil is a curse...it prevents us from using innovation, and science, and manufacturing.

Nigeria is a curse to Nigerians
Our generation is slowing fading with more problems than the previous generation

If oil is the problem, at least ONE sector of Nigeria should be working