Vlain:


Which apparently U are. Must be torturing

Vlain:


Hobbit knows her place now. Yes!!!!!!!

SHIIITHOLE:
nigeria is a certified shithole. even buhari knows this. so, stop talking like a f00l

the name nigeria makes me feel like I want to throw up

nigeria is disgustingly fvcked I hope you know people get kidnapped in that zoo for a ransom of a bottle of coke and gala I hope you know nigerians have killing festivals, to celebrate the killing of fellow nigerians

how many hours of electricity do you mudder fuggerz get daily in that zoo?

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vankelvin:


The only mumu here is you.

Renders not completed you say? So who pushed you to post half render? Inferiority complex go kill you.

What is the size of the project?

vankelvin:


Inferiority complex go kill una

vankelvin:

SHIIITHOLE:
Nigeria Close To Becoming A Failed State, Says Financial Times Of London

By Eniola Akinkuotu, Abuja

https://punchng.com/nigeria-close-to-becoming-a-failed-state-says-financial-times/

The Financial Times of London has described Nigeria as a country going backwards economically and plagued with terrorism, illiteracy, poverty, banditry, and kidnapping and risks becoming a failed state if things don’t take a drastic turn.

The UK-based newspaper said this in an editorial on Tuesday titled, ‘Nigeria at Risk of Becoming a Failed State’.

It said the abduction and subsequent rescue of over 300 schoolboys in Kankara, Katsina State, revived memories of the 276 Chibok schoolgirls abducted in Borno State in 2014.

According to the newspaper, while the government’s claim that no ransom was paid to the abductors of the schoolboys remains doubtful, other acts of criminality could not be overlooked.

The editorial read in part, “The government insists no ransom was paid. Scepticism is warranted. In a country going backwards economically, carjacking, kidnapping and banditry are among Nigeria’s rare growth industries. Just as the boys were going home, Nigerian pirates abducted six Ukrainian sailors off the coast.

“The definition of a failed state is one where the government is no longer in control. By this yardstick, Africa’s most populous country is teetering on the brink.”

The newspaper also questioned the claim by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), that Boko Haram had been technically defeated.

It said contrary to the government’s claim, Boko Haram remained an ever-present threat

The Financial Times stated, “President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015 pronounced Boko Haram technically defeated’. That has proved fanciful. Boko Haram has remained an ever-present threat. If the latest kidnapping turns out to be its work, it would mark the spread of the terrorist group from its north-eastern base.


“Even if the mass abduction was carried out by ‘ordinary’ bandits — as now looks possible — it underlines the fact of chronic criminality and violence. Deadly clashes between herders and settled farmers have spread to most parts of Nigeria. In the oil-rich, but impoverished, Delta region, extortion through the sabotage of pipelines is legendary.”

The newspaper said security is not the only area where “the state is failing”.

The Financial Times added that Nigeria has more poor people than any other country even as Nigeria has the highest number of out of school children on earth.

The newspaper stated that as oil continues to lose its value, Nigeria’s economy would worsen.

“The population, already above 200 million, is growing at a breakneck 3.2 per cent a year. The economy has stalled since 2015 and real living standards are declining. This year, the economy will shrink 4 per cent after COVID-19 dealt a further blow to oil prices.

“In any case, as the world turns greener, the elite’s scramble for oil revenue will become a game of diminishing returns. The country desperately needs to put its finances, propped up by foreign borrowing, on a sounder footing,” it said.


The newspaper said Buhari, who has less than three years left in office, must use the remainder of his term, to redouble efforts at improving security.

It advised the government to restore trust in key institutions, among them the judiciary, the security services and the electoral commission, which will preside over the 2023 elections.

The Financial Times said the #EndSARS protests led by Nigerian youths, signaled a glimmer of hope for Nigeria’s teeming youth population.

It added, “The broad coalition that found political expression this year in the EndSARS movement against police brutality provides a shard of optimism. At least Nigeria has a relatively stable democracy. Now Nigeria’s youth — creative, entrepreneurial and less tainted by the politics of extraction — should use that system to reset the country’s narrative.”

The newspaper concluded by saying that it was time for Nigeria to restructure its political system and concentrate on security, health, education, power and roads.

“At the present trajectory, the population will double to 400 million by 2050. If nothing is done, long before then, Nigeria will become a problem far too big for the world to ignore,” it warned.

https://punchng.com/nigeria-close-to-becoming-a-failed-state-says-financial-times/

Vlain:


Am.i the company ode. Hobbit can't lecture any country here in matters pertaining infastructure, development and real estate. Just shut it fool

Vlain:

Do you love whstu see
When will.hobbit get to this level just tell me even if U have to whisper into my ear

vankelvin:


Ozour-vlain I did not ask you to post pictures of wet pipe dream projects. Every country have two or more projects ongoing so cut the crap.

I only commented on Purplelekki mall not some mirage projects. Anofia

Vlain:
U can be er see world class mansion like this in hobbitland. That's just a fact.

vankelvin:




Educated illeterate.

"You are not the company" yet you found it prudent to throw dust into our eyes.

Ozour

Just30:
did you just called flats as world class mantions?

something is wrong with your head

Vlain:


No I called it world class mansion.
I am glad U know Ur zoo is hobbitland tho

Just30:
I'm glad you know Nigeria is a zoo hence unfit to compare to any human settlement

Just30:
Views take away stress

Abohboy:


Do you even know the definition of a failed state, that is one like Libya where the government has no control over the people and has little to no presence, Nigeria isn’t anywhere close to reaching that point but continue, trying to destroy Nigeria your agenda is clear

Vlain:


Lol this concrete hodgepodge view eases off Ur stress. Lmao do U mean it brings U horror and nightmares at night

Vlain:


U are a zoo and hobbitland. Now that's double whammy bro

Just30:


Too bad Nigeria itself is a jungle that drives all of you mad

Just30:

A perfect description on Nigeria

Vlain:


They've been predicting that nonsense since the 90's. Fast forward to today and we all can see that this evil westerners are just pessimistic noise makers.

Vlain:


Repeat that again hobbitz.

Abohboy:


Exactly, if Nigeria succeeds we’ll kick them out of west Africa, they wouldn’t be able to get their oil, uranium and gold for through, with their illegal smugglers so they need us to stagnant and to weaken, if we reached our full potential we would be the fourth largest economy in the world, only after China, America and India, we should be at the level of Indonesia or higher right now. But the media, NGOs and western countries are always sowing bad seeds and the moment that happens Nigeria will end up like Libya, stay educated and stay smart.

Just30:
A description of Nigeria, plus a zoo and you have a cesspool

Vlain:


What did U say again hobbitz?

Just30:
A description of Nigeria, plus a zoo and you have a cesspool

Just30:
should i sound it louder for your hearing, i know you have logs in your ears.

How is the zoo doing, cause from the HDIs you guys should be having serious discussions as to how to improve

Abohboy:


I know that’s not comping from Ghana, the Nigerian navy personally has to save ships coming in and out from Ghana, we saved a ship going from Ghana to cameroon, so a zoo is still more powerful then Ghana, infact a cesspool is more powerful and influential then Ghana, please shut up your mouth, your a very good comedian.

Vlain:


Ur volume is too low hobbitz. Pls kindly rèpètè.