LP sef dem be human being o * in tuface' voice*

This country is headed for a revolution.

Seriously this e wars btw the apc and pdp floor members are getting boring and annoying.

I found this on bbc africa's homepage and decided to share. Maybe you guys will have something to say cos I'm just still dumbfounded. What will a world without islam look like?

The Shoe Bomber was a Muslim
The Beltway Snipers were Muslims
The Fort Hood Shooter was a Muslim
The underwear Bomber was a Muslim
The U-S.S. Cole Bombers were Muslims
The Madrid Train Bombers were Muslims
The Bafi Nightclub Bombers were Muslims
The London Subway Bombers were Muslims
The Moscow Theatre Attackers were Muslims
The Boston Marathon Bombers were Muslims
The Pan-Am flight #93 Bombers were Muslims
The Air France Entebbe Hijackers were Muslims
The Iranian Embassy Takeover, was by Muslims
The Beirut U.S. Embassy bombers were Muslims
The Libyan U.S. Embassy Attack was by Musiims
The Buenos Aires Suicide Bombers were Muslims
The Israeli Olympic Team Attackers were Muslims
The Kenyan U.S, Embassy Bombers were Muslims
The Saudi, Khobar Towers Bombers were Muslims
The Beirut Marine Barracks bombers were Muslims
The Besian Russian School Attackers were Muslims
The first World Trade Center Bombers were Muslims
The Bombay & Mumbai India Attackers were Muslims
The Achille Lauro Cruise Ship Hijackers were Muslims
The September 11th 2001 Airline Hijackers were Muslims'

Think of it:

Buddhists living with Hindus = No Problem
Hindus living with Christians = No Problem
Hindus living with Jews = No Problem
Christians living with Shintos = No Problem
Shintos living with Confucians = No Problem
Confusians living with Baha'is = No Problem
Baha'is living with Jews = No Problem
Jews living with Atheists = No Problem
Atheists living with Buddhists = No Problem
Buddhists living with Sikhs = No Problem
Sikhs living with Hindus = No Problem
Hindus living with Baha'is = No Problem
Baha'is living with Christians = No Problem
Christians living with Jews = No Problem
Jews living with Buddhists = No Problem
Buddhists living with Shintos = No Problem
Shintos living with Atheists = No Problem
Atheists living with Confucians = No Problem
Confusians living with Hindus = No Problem

Muslims living with Hindus = Problem
Muslims living with Buddhists = Problem
Muslims living with Christians = Problem
Muslims living with Jews = Problem
Muslims living with Sikhs = Problem
Muslims living with Baha'is = Problem
Muslims living with Shintos = Problem
Muslims living with Atheists = Problem
MUSLIMS LIVING WITH MUSLIMS = BIG PROBLEM

**********SO THIS LEAD TO *****************
They’re not happy in Gaza
They're not happy in Egypt
They're not happy in Libya
They're not happy in Morocco
They're not happy in Iran
They're not happy in Iraq
They're not happy in Yemen
They're not happy in Afghanistan
They're not happy in Pakistan
They're not happy in Syria
They're not happy in Lebanon
They're not happy in Nigeria
They're not happy in Kenya
They're not happy in Sudan

******** So, where are they happy? **********
They're happy in Australia
They're happy in England
They're happy in Belgium
They're happy in France
They're happy in Italy
They're happy in Germany
They're happy in Sweden
They're happy in the USA & Canada
They're happy in Norway & India
They're happy in almost every country that is not Islamic! And who do they blame? Not Islam... Not their leadership... Not themselves... THEY BLAME THE COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN!! And they want to change the countries they're happy in, to be like the countries they came from where they were unhappy and finally they will be get hammered
!!!!

Islamic Jihad: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
ISIS: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Al-Qaeda: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Taliban: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Hamas: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Hezbollah: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Boko Haram: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Al-Nusra: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Abu Sayyaf: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Al-Badr: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Muslim Brotherhood: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Lashkar-e-Taiba: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Palestine Liberation Front: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Ansaru: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Jemaah Islamiyah: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
Abdullah Azzam Brigades: AN ISLAMIC TERROR ORGANIZATION
AND A LOT MORE!!!!!!!

Think of it.

First of all dude I can bet with you with my head that your song didn't have up to 200 downloads, all those figures you see are as a result of a special app which I won't give out the name.they can basically change those numbers to 1m if they want to. I know this becoause I'm friend to makinde and a host of other big bloggers and it pains me to always see new and talented artistes being duped of their money and right to a fair promo. Makinde is a good guy going going bad and we've since kept our distance. I'll tell you to forget this and move on cos there's nothing u can do about it. Just stay clear of that dead blog for good. Plus if you need good sites that are fair for promo,contact me.

Bryan12:
That guy above me needs to see a doc,his 2gb brain has finally crashed

just reported him

kekakuz:
In other news
in preparation for tomorrows eclipse

it wont be seen in africa

All of the characteristics HR (human resource)looks for in a job candidate are the polar opposite of what enlightened leaders seek in new talent. While HR is tediously focused on making certain that candidates "play well in the sandbox," strong managers want those who don't venture near the proverbial box. Which creates a conundrum and a paradox:to get to the latter you need to lie to the former. As well you should. Why be held hostage to a broken system?

Case in point:[/b]the HR person will likely ask you if you work well with others?[b] Well, many of the smartest and most innovative people on the planet simply don't. Not that they are trouble makers or in any way venal but they simply prefer to work alone, creating marvels of software, mathematical formulas or extraordinary feats of creativity. But can they tell HR:

"No. I don't really like working with others. I guess you can say I do my best work by myself. My professors at MIT used to call me a 'loner.'"

HR's universal reaction to this honest response would be "Next." Einstein and Newton would have failed their test.

For years, my firm worked with a hedge fund that invests capital based on quantitative strategies, developed by their team of math and physics brainiacs. None even pretend to enjoy the social aspects of the work environment. For them, it is all about hibernation, concentration and introspection. They never stepped into a a sandbox as kids and they aren't about to start now.

Over the course of an intense year when we examined and adjusted many of the practices of the fund, management came to recognize that the caliber of the candidates coming to them for second-stage interviews was way down below the quality hierarchy. On closer examination, we discovered the HR filter was turning the best and the brightest away before they could be seen by senior fund managers -- all geeks and loners in their own right. The solution was simple: HR was limited to managing the fund's employee benefits and policies and completely removed from the hiring process.

Another HR question that demands a lie goes like this:

[/b]"So tell me why you want to work for our company."[b]
In many cases, the honest answer would be:

"I think this is the best place to make a fortune before I'm 35. I really want a chunk of those stock options."

But to the HR paint-by-numbers gang, that would lead to a fast dismissal out the fire exit. To get to the next-stage interview you have to lie, waxing poetic about the company's innovative culture or lionizing it's irreverent founder (who, by the way, is eager to have brilliant wealth-seeking hot shots on the team).

The old adage "Just be yourself," is a fool's game when it comes to the hiring process. Instead, at the outset, you need to be what HR wants you to be. And in most cases, you need to (and very well should) lie to win a pass to see the real players in the company. The ones with a 180 degree different (from HR) perspective on life/business/success and how to get what you want in your career.

Look, I don't believe in making lying a way of life--in fact, I appreciate blunt and honest people and think of myself in this way. But when a system is stacked against the truth, dance around it.

The most important kind of freedom is to be what
you really are. You trade in your reality for a role.
You trade in your sense for an act. You give up
your ability to feel, and in exchange, put on a mask.
There can't be any large-scale revolution until
there's a personal revolution, on an individual level.
It's got to happen inside first.
Jim Morrison
All revolutions are, until they happen, then they are
historical inevitabilities.

pesty100: wait your dad really killed a goat?

I swear it brother. And he even cooked it himself. He's yet to tell me why he's celebrating today this much.

oluwalfa:

Igbo.

my name is shine Chinedu and I'm igbo too. I understand your grieviances 100% man, you have the right to be annoyed if not for anything but for what we suffered during the war. The bloods of those innocents are still not appeased, but being a strong man doesn't always mean going for an eye for an eye when you re stepped on, or taking Revenge for every soul killed. Nigeria as we know it today is just a group of stubborn people merged together. But even after the almagamation, we've managed to stay a 100years without splitting even though its not really been a peaceful 100years, can u beat that? Its just amazing. Put it this way, its just like ur dad adpoted 3 children from three different continents each having different views about life, and after ur dad dies, u all still managed to stay together admist the quarrels and fights for a hundred years,that right there has a lot of things in it. So brother. Its time we call a family meeting to discus the way forward. We cnt just continue with these grudges. Cos some crazy old fools are making a fortune off our bitterness. Its time to come together and apolgise for our individual mistakes and fight these pests feeding off our anger.

oluwalfa:

Let them use their skills and resources for themselves. What nonsense.
If they had any skills and resources, why did their parents walk hundreds of kilometeres to come to our country to kill our women and children?
I have nothing in common with those people. I am as related to a nama rearer as a japanese guy is related to a sweedish man. Go tell those two they are the same country.

what tribe are you frome? Ibo?

oluwalfa:

without ofe oil people nor the five times a day head-banging, gworo-chewing baboons that call themselves your kwontryman.

we want a united Nigeria brother. Not a seperated clueless land. We can impact more whhen together. The skills of those you just called "gworo-chewing baboons" can come in handy and the resources of those you caLled "ofe oil people" is highly important, just put the bitterness. Aside bro. its a set back. I'm pleading with you personnally

BlackTechnology:


That's not how human social relationship works

Its like you telling the Jews to forget the Holocaust.

Until we address these issues, forget it

Holding on to the past has always been a draw back to growth if you ask me. The civil war has long ended. But its wounds are still felt. But its not a physical wound , its emotional,psychological but truth be told, what we need isn't an apology from anybody. We need the few among each tribe that have been able to overcome these pains to put heads togetherand device a way to make their kinsmen forgive themselvesand others as well, that's what we are campaigning for. And until that is done, a revolution cnt take place. Cos all hands must be on deck to accept responsibilities

oluwalfa:

nigeria is something created by a scottish drunkard. and you want me to fight for it? Satan forbid.

every country has a history, the people that spearheaded its colonization and creation may make mistakes in decision making, but as an independent nation, we decide how we want our Newfoundland to look and feel like, this is our home now brother. The scotish are already long gone. How do you want your new environment to be like?

iamord:

Ill like to be part of such..with a vision for the change to spread across africa.. But first the people that will be spear heading this need too free from the mind cage that has plagued nigerian africans, that think like there is no box.. That are ready to disregard any religion dogma or belief for the sake of nigeria.. There should be a going in and out plan.. Once again u should consider making use of the underweb..so that the plans can go uninterrupted

email me let's talk about that "shinecflash@yahoo.com ", thanks for ur opinions, all have been noted

oluwalfa:

Ekwensu ekwekwala!

Satan forbid that I start anything to make Nigeria better.

. The politicians owe you an apology for making you feel that way, but nigerians deserve an apology to what you just wrote there. Be positive man.

BlackTechnology:


It is funny you seek revolution based on social evil

My brother the only time Nigeria will experience revolution is after we have acknowledge our ethno-religious crime against one another.

The day a Muslim says sorry to a Christian for crimes committed by fellow Muslims

The day Yorubas apologize to Igbos for Awo's crime

The day Igbos acknowledge Zik messed up the Eastern unity upheld by the Eastern minorities

The day Hausa Fulani Kanuri etc accept that their sons messed up Nigeria

The day other crimes are addressed


That day Nigerians will unite against the corrupt elites.

One fact you don't know is that the elites have apologized to each other and so are united. But the ordinary men are yet to do so amongst themselves


Question for you


Do you expect me to join a revolution led by a Yoruba or Hausa or Fulani or etc against GEJ when the people of these tribes are yet to apologize for the crimes committed by their elites and them.

Do you know why SS and SE are united.? The ordinary men and their elites have apologized to one another.


No social revolution until an ethno-religious reconciliation takes place and it begins with you and I


Thanks and God bless you

hello brother, a lot of things has happened since the almagamation and if you expect everybody to start apologizing, its gonna take an eternity. no body is innocent in this mess, igbo, hausa yoruba et al. So just let the pain go and put heads togetherin moving this nation forward.

iamord:

When I hear of some people here talk about revolution I just shake my head.. The have the fire in them now.. But as soon as they see retaliation .. The fire quuenches.. But if you are very serious its a move to be lauded.. If uu want to be successful in it.. Learn about the underweb.. Its a good avenue

you wil be amazed how far we've gone brother! And just for the record, the kinda individuals that are pioneering this are the die hard type! Aint no going back. Its a move to revive Nigeria by concerned nigerians.

elvisosho: I'm up for a revolution ff me on twitter so we can arrange one @elvisosho

I understand ur eargerness to fight for our beloved country brother. I'm working on a site tho where willing nigerians can join and reason together, offline meetings will also be in place from time to time. But I'm not giving out a name yet. So when the time is right, yall will hve ur say. Let's see the bold minds

I got to delta state from lagos state yesterday cos my mum insisted that I celebrate the independence with them, I got home safely though and woke up around 7am to find my dad slaughtering a goat! I was stunned and asked what it was for and he happily replied " its for the celebration" I was just dumbfounded. And I was forced to ask, what are you really celebrating? The indepndence we got in 1960 or the slavery that our own people have put us? Sincerely everybody has their own reason to celebrate but to me, its just another day in a country where mediocrity is celebrated. I love my country for some personal reasons, but I strongly believe that we need to demand more from our leaders and be more active than keepin mute and celebrating slavery, some see the influx of entertainers into politics as a slow revolution of its own but please pardon my skepticism, I don't believe they are better. They might have clean intentions but I don't think the ones I've seen so far have the balls to make any tangible difference! Nigeria is a big and demanding country, she needs smart and tough minds to handle her, just like buhari said, we need common sense revolution. I'm just here scrolling through nairaland though, if you have good reasons for celebrating today please do comment let me see thanks, and to safarigirl, u re really a smart girl from the angle I've seen so far, I hope u keep it up and actually do more than writing too. Thanks

thwarrior72: Op get it into ur empty cranium....u can't fight for Nigeria & succeed, it will amount to effort in futility. Nigeria is not a nation, but country made up of nations. We don't believe in one thing, neither do we have a common destiny or aspiration. We are divided along religious and tribal lines

Don't liken us or ever envisage that what worked in Egypt,Tunisia and Ghana will ever work here. The citizens of these nations believed in one goal & hence speak with thesame voice. Unlike Nigeria, where an average northern is more concern about his imported Islamic religion ahead of his well-being & hence is tilted towards sharia & how to establish Islamic caliphate(BH as a case study) Two can only work together only if they agree and we are yet to agree on what should be our priority,if It's religion or fight for a balanced Nigeria that will respect the right of it citizen to practice whatever they believe without harassment & were meritocracy would be enshrined & appointment is given on merit instead of quarter system.

Our best shot at getting a better & working Nigeria is rigionalism or conference like Scotland did

I don't hve ur phone number, I would hve called u to talk more on what u just wrote cos I'm not really good at typing long stories(that's how hard I want this resolved). But kindly respond sincerelyto this two questions(at least we can start from there) which tribe are you from? Whhat religion do you subscribe to? I am ibo, and an agnostic! Real name is shine Chinedu. Let's get a heart to heart talk here brother

here is a gift to all the artistes, dont forget to share the audio with me after recording http://my.notjustok.com/site/search/q/dj%20shine http://old.hulkshare.com/60cs11dhmqo0

which politician spoilt Nigeria? It's foolish Nigerians that spoilt and are still spoiling Nigeria.

You should all be ashamed that less than 3% of Nigerians have put 97% of us in bondage. Really, it's pathetic.

Look at this 4,000 NYSC payment, do you realise if everyone agrees not to pay a dime, they'll cancel that thing? But no, Nigerians can sabotage themselves, a bunch of eediots will go and pay and the rest will have to follow suuite.

When that immigration stampede happened, there were enough people in the Abuja centre to march to aso rock and begin a revolution, but what happened? They all went home and thanked God they were alive to go on another job search tomorrow.

A courageous journalist exposed TB Joshua's condemnable act of bribery and Nigerians condemned the fellow and made shameful, eediotic excuses for the TB Joshua fellow, in a sane country, that man ought to be in jail facing murder and man-slaughter charges, not getting condolences from your president

The problem with Nigeria is it's people, the same people that want to run away and reap where they didn't sow- enjoy the benefits of good governance where the people demanded it, and until you all demand good governance, you'll continue to wallow in your self-pity and run away.

Like Mandela said "the leaders are a reflection of their people"

NOW IM ASKING, WHAT CAN HAPPEN TO US TO MAKE US START OUR OWN REVOLUTION AS A PEOPLE? IVE HAD ENOUGH ALREADY. HOW MANY OF US LOVE NIGERIA TO THE POINT OF FIGHTING FOR HER?

[quote author=safarigirl]themselves, a bunch of eediots will go and pay and the rest will have to follow suuite.

When that immigration stampede happened, there were enough people in the Abuja centre to march to aso rock and begin a revolution, but what happened? They all went home and thanked God they were alive to go on another job search tomorrow.
this really touched me. ive pondered on it day and night. what bigger thing can happen to us before we start a revolution

Like millions of football fans worldwide, after watching Germany defeat Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the World Cup in Brazil, both finalists are being applauded and non-nationals of Germany are left to rue ‘What could have been’ for their individual countries.

Nigeria had a respectable showing at the World Cup. However, the general consensus that we can do better. For Nigerians, the following questions arise:

1) Can Nigeria ever win the world cup?
2)If we can, what do we need to do?

These questions are explored in detail below.

Can Nigeria ever win the world cup?

This question has only 2 answers – Yes or No. You cannot ‘maybe or possibly’ win the world cup. You either win it or you don’t. Either of these two answers have logical reasons for being chosen.

Nigerian CoachFor those in the ‘No’ camp, fingers will be pointed at the level of organization at the football federation. Further ammunition is added to the ‘No’ camp because at the time of writing this article, the Nigerian Football Federation has been sanctioned by FIFA, the football governing body for interference by the Government.

Those in the ‘Yes’ camp will tell you that whist there may be problems now, as long as we qualify for the World Cup, there is a statistical chance that Nigeria can win the World Cup.

Nigerian players have the natural talent, flair, ability and there are thousands of footballers to select from in a country that boasts of about 160 million people.

If Nigeria can win the world cup, what do we need to do?

To answer this question, let’s find out what the current world champions, Germany have done.

Under 17 World CupWhile Germany’s success can be attributed to many things, it could all be traced back to the role and method of preparation using technology.

Germany’s World cup preparations did not start a few months to the world cup. On the contrary according to Joachim Loew, the 54 year old coach of Germany, “I think that we were 50 days together but this is a project we started 10 years ago…we started it with Juergen Klinsmann (after 2004) and then we continued it. Our biggest strength is that we improved throughout the years even if we missed taking that last step at tournaments”.

BundesligaThe German Football Association (DFB) invested in youth centers which work closely with the various Bundesliga clubs and keeps an index of the performance of each of these players. These youth players are assimilated into the German league structure with teams fielding younger players with more technical skills. This led to Germany fielding one of its youngest teams in 76 years at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

To be fair, the Nigerian Football Federation has invested in youth centers particularly with the support of FIFA through projects such as the FIFA ‘Goal’ Project.

Glo Premier LeagueLike Germany, Nigeria needs to use technology to build a database and index the performance of each of these players and track them as they develop. The good thing is Nigerian companies such has Debonair Devices Ltd which manufacture the ‘Made-In-Nigeria’ range of tablet computers, mobile phones and other mobile internet devices under the ‘Bamboo’ brand have offered to help the NFF keep track of Nigerian players over a 10-year period with a Nigerian Players Index which will commence from the 2015/2016 season.

In addition, Bamboo Devices will be used to monitor player performance in training sessions (especially during camping of the Nigerian National Team) using technology that will measure the speed, acceleration, distance, heart rate and power levels of every athlete in training. This information will be made available to the Coach, NFF, Clubs and other experts on their Bamboo tablet computers and mobile phones provided by Debonair.

The data can also be used for post session in-depth analysis. The detailed performance data will allow coaches and trainers to fine tune each player’s skills and plan workouts that focus on particular areas of need. Using the methods above (and with a little luck), Nigeria can be genuine trophy contenders in the Qatar 2022 or 2026 World Cups.
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top of the morning to you everybody. my younger brother just finished his waec and is about to apply for admission into the university. thing is, he wants to study computer science,and we all know that the average Nigeria university cant even ground you on the real computer ish- all they do is mostly theory theory theory. to be sincere with you guys, he knows pretty much nothing about computers but hes a very smart kid, i can stand for him any day or time and he loves computers to the core, so i advised him to go to an IT center to learn. he picked NIIT, but i know almost nothing about them, except for the fact that its an Indian firm and charge pretty high, so i went to their ikeja branch to confirm issues and i was right about the price,(they charged 700k for a three years course in computer programming and added that on graduation, he must do his project outside Nigeria which costs are also going to be borne by us) it was really confusing though. the few people ive asked about them have said that they are really credible but some posts i saw about them on Nairaland (from 2009 and 2012) are really discouraging, the OPs seem to have first hand experience about them and complained about low quality teaching etc. so im asking you computer gurus here, pls is it worth it now, have they improved on teaching? is there any other credible institute that can do better? pls ur answers re needed ASAP cos i want to go see my dad today to explain my findings. thanks you guys in advance.. DJ SHINE

I guess our dear Mtn has finally increased the price of our garri in the market! I got this text msg this morning "Y.ello! The BB 2 for 1 Offer is still on. You can enjoy up to 1 Month FREE BlackBerry subscription on BIS or BB Complete. Text BBC to 21600 at N1500 monthly" what's up! Why did they increase it from 1k to 1500 Or I read wrong!

This is talking about the US and not Africa!

This is the only thread on front page I've seen this year without any "curse comment or " its non of my biz comment" and I must say that moving mature threads to front page can help reduce those scenarios!