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Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Pavillon: 6:03pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
seunny4lif: Francophone police : commatu ta pe? comma serva? me: ehen, sir, ehen ehen before you know you don enter prison sharp sharp Awon ppl yen ya were gan |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by babadee1(m): 6:07pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Opexzy: That's a very good Nigerian but it seems that type of person is getting very scarce in this country now. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by ezechi24(m): 6:07pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Opexzy: Leave am make he dey deceive himself |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by juman(m): 6:08pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
I saw better nigeria. Our people were honest people. It was our leaders that led the country astray. Particularly the generals. They were more concern about stealing billions. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Nyanabo(m): 6:11pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
SUFFERInSMILIIN: Mr. Literate thanks for the compliment oh. At least its not everyday people question my literacy. The problem with nigeria is people like you, who think they know all when infact they know nothing. You are you corruption free ? or you think you are corrupt only when you take and receive bribe ? Fu*K my face you are too myopic |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by dbestuncle: 6:12pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Guy pack well. Calling 95% of Nigerians stupid shows how much of morals you have. Maybe you are even part if the issues going to over 17 countries calling your people stupid. SUFFERInSMILIIN: |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Kennedyiheme02: 6:12pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Lol this doesn't really mean anything though See it this way.. There are two boys from different families, both didnt have thier parents around all thr time... Both boys were taught well and disciplined well by thier parents... one boy started following bad gangs, smoking stealing, the other boy still behaved well.... Point here is the problem is from the parents for not being around to monitor both boys.... One turned out good but the other bad..... In essence two of them cant turn out the same, because humans react differently to situations.... In essence the problem is from the parents.... What i mean is the problem is still from nigerian government |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by saajus: 6:12pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Wow. Tbh, we need to change in Nigeria. We have values issue. This started in the 80's and we just keep going down since then. I'll trust American Atheists or unbelievers more than many Nigerian GO's, prophets or Papas. Nobody can use collar or suit to swoop away my soup any longer. This article is not trying to say Zimbabweans are perfect but it's very very hard to find a few people you can trust in Nigeria. I still believe we need a mix of democracy and military to re-integrate values into our culture. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by SUFFERInSMILIIN(m): 6:12pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
BRASH: I have hear this from a lot of us but at the end of the day you can go and vote for a criminal. When I was in UK America and Switzerland Nigerian community was telling Nigeria that they have no choice they most vote for a Nigerian criminal even if it means he cannot do anything for them but they must vote for themselves. At this criminal mentality. Just look what happened to Germany Nigerian community about 10 years ago everybody told them the person which they wanted to vote his hands are not clean his brother was in jail in South Africa his junior brother was in jail in Egypt he was already being investigated for money laundering 78% of Nigerians in Germany went to vote for him as the head of Nigerian community. today the man is in prison what does that mean 78% of Nigerians in Germany are criminals. It is only a criminal which vote for a criminal. I have seen a lot of good Nigerians all over the world but because of their stupidity and illiterate the end of voting for criminals and putting criminals to lead them even Nigerians in America and Canada are no exception |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by anyicash(m): 6:14pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Rachellucas:See alot of people are just bad. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by SUFFERInSMILIIN(m): 6:16pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Igbochief001: How much bribe did the government tell MTN to pay. How much did they charge MTN for mobile licence in Nigeria illiterate is all in business what money you invest you have to make it back |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by anyicash(m): 6:18pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
anonimi:you are right, Socratez once said something like that. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by SUFFERInSMILIIN(m): 6:19pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
9jaDoomCountry: Are you blind don't you have eyes can't you see the country is totally finished and collapsed. 37% of Nigerians which are leaving the country are going to other African countries 72% of Nigerians live in the country or running and going to order third world countries. get it through your thick head the country is totally finished |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by EverGlorious(m): 6:21pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Opexzy: Even though you probably have a good motive for sharing this story of yours, you didn't do well by ending with "Bad people are everywhere likewise good people"...THAT IS NOT THE POINT HERE MR, IT IS A CLEAR FACT THAT GENERALLY NIGERIANS HAVE A CRIMINAL/CORRUPT WAY OF THINKING AND BAD REPUTATION. And believe me, it's also a clear fact that among other African countries, we are usually the ones foreigners have told themselves to be wary of. When I worked with a company few years back, we had a business deal with a company in Finland, they clearly said when doing business with Nigerians, they have to take extra precautionary measures because of our history. They made every process much much difficult because why? We were Nigerians! We should stop blaming the government please and work on ourselves as civilians, as a people, as a person. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by thinkmoney(m): 6:24pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Vixlot:If this is true about Zimbabwe populace, then how did there government officials become corrupt? Or, is it that they take their leaders from other countries? And I am surprised you said their police is disciplined. This is not consistent from what we have been seeing from many media houses sin the later years of Mugabe till now. You would not very wise to trust a complete stranger with such responsibility anywhere in the world! You were just foolishly desperate!! 1 Like |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by SUFFERInSMILIIN(m): 6:29pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
dbestuncle: Nigeria can never have good leadership in 1 million years. The reason for this the people are illiterate but they will be fooling themselves that they know. Our problem is more of illiteracy you cannot truth seed on hard rock and expect it to do well. In Europe and America Nigerians know what is right they will never do it they will tell you they have to support a criminal |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Shattuck(m): 6:30pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:I know the masses hold a major blame in Nigeria's failure but illiteracy and poverty are two major areas the govt use to oppress the masses and make them always vote for them, illiteracy and poverty is high in Nigeria as a result of govt failure too. I agree with you that the people need to step up and do more about their attitude. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by mabea: 6:31pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Opexzy:I love your post 1 Like |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Eriokanmi: 6:31pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
We missed it right from the era of the military dominated by the north who never believed one could save for the raining day. Corruption was the order of the day. Their culture and religious believe never permitted them to prepare for a better future. Once they have access to money today, they could squander everything today and tomorrow say, would take care if itself, forgetting that God is God of plan, process, organisation and time. Those who couldn't put up with them but wanted to also live large like the family of the military and the lay of the elites hobnobbing with them, would do anyrhing doable to corrupt themselves and the vices go on and on. Banangida made it worse by institutionalising corruption in Nigeria. All those who destroyed Nigeria will never go unponished. together we can retire them politically |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Jazzafizzy(f): 6:32pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
duro4chang: Keepqwayet ,try this in south Africa and see if u won't be put to the spot light by south african police after jack most have absconded with the hired car .....we re not that bad as a country . |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by AFONJAPIG(m): 6:32pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Oga will u close ur clutus... The E-diot giving me hell over here is Zim guy... They have the heart of Rock if they swear on your case |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by maxlo: 6:32pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
It is time to repair our identity. We need to work on our value system. We need to retrace our steps to find where we missed it. Maybe we can be right again. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Gerald454: 6:33pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
A woman I met online, ones gave me money for Dubai visa and ticket for three people, which I delivered. Till today, we have not seen each other and when she was in Dubai for a week, we couldn't see because I was busy then. Nigerians can do more than that. No big deal on that. 1 Like |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by duro4chang(m): 6:34pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Jazzafizzy:Here we go again. I will not keep quiet. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Bimpe29: 6:35pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Nonetheless the fact that, we have been having irresponsible, inefficient and corrupt government over the years, Nigerians are chronically dishonest, selfish and unpatriotic. |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Christian07(m): 6:35pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
The government is still our problem to the good people of Nigeria who agrees with me
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Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by zomby(m): 6:36pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Every country has the good, the bad and the ugly...This dude is simply lucky that he dealt with the good, a good Zimbabwean. My point is: Don't be too quick to judge all Nigerians. With the bad system, retardeddd leaders and unbearable poverty level in the country, there are still a few incredible Nigerians, who respect themselves, respect the laws and uphold a solid integrity. Yes, without a doubt, there is a big room for each and everyone of us to do better in making our country's name fly high and shine, but we Nigerians still remain the best of the best in African... and also around the world. Let us continue to push forward and hope for the best... Nigeria will fly again! |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by medolab90(m): 6:36pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
indigene: What country is that? |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by Nobody: 6:37pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:Diamond Bank financed them without issue ...lol u done change mouth begin blame government But won't blame government for an igboman |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by jaxxy(m): 6:39pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
duro4chang: I think Nigerians have become very desperate people. I don’t know when or how this desperation started Bt I think it’s tied to the era when showing off materialism became a fashion and acceptable no matter where u get the money from. Back in the day people will avoid u and gossip ur matter everywhere Bt now they will openly praise u as a performer. Governmental corruption is one thing and societal corruption is another thing entirely. We have embraced both in Nigeria very sadly. Stalwert: I read ur post and felt like crying. We have lost our values and morals shamelessly. How we can fix this is the Million dollar Question ![]() 3 Likes |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by adecz: 6:40pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Na Iggbo dey give Nigeria bad name of criminality all over the world... And the annoying thing is that they are Biafrans, not Nigerians!! They are too desperate to make money at any cost!! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Honesty and Contentment: My Experience In Zimbabwe. by SUFFERInSMILIIN(m): 6:41pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
dbestuncle: If they are not stupid how come they can do nothing right 60 years voting for criminals up and down the plane is it that stupidity and illiteracy |
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