they actually look like thieves n kidnappers! no-one to blame but their very self. for the fact that nigeria has a major problem of unemployment n lots more...its not enough reason to engage in criminal acts...
Anyway, jokes aside. I think at some point WE, the citizens of Nigeria have to start taking responsibilities for our actions. We can't keep blaming the government all the time. It's obvious that our leaders aint doing sh*t for us. Nigerians' selfishness is also a reason why any of our major situations hasn't changed. No man wants to help his fellow man. Everybody wants to steal from their neighbours; blame rich people for getting rich and try to hurt them etc.. It's becoming a freaking cycle. We need to get up and fight for our nation and not just for individual selves/families.
I grew up in a struggling lower class middle family. Back then, we had to sell soft drinks, beer and ice block to make ends meet but today by His grace we are all ok. That you are poor does not mean you have to result to a life of crime. Greed and wanting fast cash is what is responsible for this. Look at their hard faces and tomorrow, some women insist that all their problems will vanish once they birth male children. See now. SMH.
we should be allowed to taser them but only 10,000 volts cos we dont want to be mean.ekeresimesi[xmas in igbo] don come n evryone wants to celebrate big
Dont mind them! they want to become rich like yesterday. they commit all sorts n look for who to pass the blame on. nor be their mate hang placard for head sayin to all and sundry "i need a job"? i know a guy; a graduate of mechanical engineering. the guy couldnt get a job. wat did he do?he attached himself to a good mechanic n learnt the work indepthly. today he runs a very big automobile repair shop somewhere in ikeja, lagos making money like mad cos when u go there the kind of cars u find there brought in for repair.. these days majority of our youths do not want to empower themselves anymore, they just involve themselves in dirty deals to get rich overnight n when they r caught, they blame the devil, government, tom, dick n harry. smh!
Those cheekbones r made for blush! ; ) Jokes apart, Ole ni won jare! D economy I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ Naija ȋ̝̊̅ڪ not enough reason to indulge I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ such! No one to blame but themselves. SHIKENA!!!!!
Well, in such a case. We don't blame the government for crying out loud. We blame the kids and partly the parents. http://freebrowsinglink.blogspot.com/2011/12/education-news-university-of-ibadan.html
i dont even know sef but i blame their parents and government. Mostly, their parents though! some parents aid and abet crime. Rome was not built in a day the same way commiting a heinous offense like kidnapping didnot just start out of the blues.It could have started from a build up of other crimes like stealing meat from the pot of soup, stealing petty things, etc and since the parents refused to nip it in the bud, it resulted in what we are seeing now. On the otherhand our government no dey try too. They could have resorted to kidnapping due to joblessness.
Blame??? I blame them..they should bury their heads in shame...we all live in this society..we know the govt.have failed..but we should not become failures ourselves...
Point-blank: If you screw up, your parents had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with it. We are the captains of our own fate. We all have bad shaves, so have I. But that doesn't mean we resort to robbery and the lot. What about those who had NO PARENTS growing up, and still didn't rob a bank? Are they any different? Our choices remain ours.
Who you wan blame before? Me? I not only blame them. I think they should hang for their crimes. Hang from the highest iroko tree available. How about every poor and underprivileged person in the world takes to crime. Nonsense!
They really have the kidnappers look.......no one is to blame for their actions,,,they are old enof and can differentiate btw good and evil.......the present state of the country is not even an excuse!!!
I blame their parents and the past governments in Nigeria. GEJ's is new and is excused from blame.
ReplyDeletethey actually look like thieves n kidnappers! no-one to blame but their very self. for the fact that nigeria has a major problem of unemployment n lots more...its not enough reason to engage in criminal acts...
ReplyDeleteSee high cheekbones..I dey envy o!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, jokes aside. I think at some point WE, the citizens of Nigeria have to start taking responsibilities for our actions. We can't keep blaming the government all the time. It's obvious that our leaders aint doing sh*t for us. Nigerians' selfishness is also a reason why any of our major situations hasn't changed. No man wants to help his fellow man. Everybody wants to steal from their neighbours; blame rich people for getting rich and try to hurt them etc.. It's becoming a freaking cycle. We need to get up and fight for our nation and not just for individual selves/families.
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ReplyDeleteI blame their parents and the past governments in Nigeria. GEJ's is new and is excused from blame.
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Huh? What the fuck is "GEJ's is new and is excused from blame."?
Don't let me insult you and your Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer looking president.
@Bloglord
ReplyDeleteGbam!
I grew up in a struggling lower class middle family. Back then, we had to sell soft drinks, beer and ice block to make ends meet but today by His grace we are all ok. That you are poor does not mean you have to result to a life of crime. Greed and wanting fast cash is what is responsible for this. Look at their hard faces and tomorrow, some women insist that all their problems will vanish once they birth male children. See now. SMH.
Why do I feel sorry for these guys?
ReplyDeleteSee wetin 'Alarm' dey cause.
They were tempted, they 'fell'
Sad sad sad,
See these triplets!!!!!
Exactly in that particular order...starting with the home!!
ReplyDeletethe high cheekbones has me drooling!!
ReplyDeleteBut not happy at their ways, there is other ways to make money than kidnapping.
they all look alike
ReplyDeleteDo you know who they need to parade like that ? All these thieving politicians. Mtsheeeww!
ReplyDeletewe should be allowed to taser them but only 10,000 volts cos we dont want to be mean.ekeresimesi[xmas in igbo] don come n evryone wants to celebrate big
ReplyDeleteDecember 2, 2011 8:26 PM
ReplyDeleteDont mind them! they want to become rich like yesterday.
they commit all sorts n look for who to pass the blame on.
nor be their mate hang placard for head sayin to all and sundry "i need a job"?
i know a guy; a graduate of mechanical engineering. the guy couldnt get a job. wat did he do?he attached himself to a good mechanic n learnt the work indepthly. today he runs a very big automobile repair shop somewhere in ikeja, lagos making money like mad cos when u go there the kind of cars u find there brought in for repair..
these days majority of our youths do not want to empower themselves anymore, they just involve themselves in dirty deals to get rich overnight n when they r caught, they blame the devil, government, tom, dick n harry. smh!
Awwwwwwww they look alike! That's cute. I blame them. They are old enough to know right from wrong.
ReplyDeleteThose cheekbones r made for blush! ; )
ReplyDeleteJokes apart,
Ole ni won jare! D economy I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ Naija ȋ̝̊̅ڪ not enough reason to indulge I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ such! No one to blame but themselves. SHIKENA!!!!!
Well, in such a case. We don't blame the government for crying out loud. We blame the kids and partly the parents.
ReplyDeletehttp://freebrowsinglink.blogspot.com/2011/12/education-news-university-of-ibadan.html
this notion of parading alleged criminals is the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteProof that there is no due process in Nigeria.
Absolutely their fault!what d heck. Are d the only ones that are poor.God punish them.
ReplyDeletei dont even know sef but i blame their parents and government. Mostly, their parents though! some parents aid and abet crime. Rome was not built in a day the same way commiting a heinous offense like kidnapping didnot just start out of the blues.It could have started from a build up of other crimes like stealing meat from the pot of soup, stealing petty things, etc and since the parents refused to nip it in the bud, it resulted in what we are seeing now. On the otherhand our government no dey try too. They could have resorted to kidnapping due to joblessness.
ReplyDeleteBlame??? I blame them..they should bury their heads in shame...we all live in this society..we know the govt.have failed..but we should not become failures ourselves...
ReplyDeleteThey should take the blame they are grown men not small children!
ReplyDeletePoint-blank: If you screw up, your parents had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with it. We are the captains of our own fate. We all have bad shaves, so have I. But that doesn't mean we resort to robbery and the lot. What about those who had NO PARENTS growing up, and still didn't rob a bank? Are they any different? Our choices remain ours.
ReplyDeleteNONE! everyone is responsible for his or her own actions!
ReplyDeleteboth
ReplyDeleteif thay invove in that so let tham pay the price
ReplyDeleteu do the CRIME..u pay the PRICE!!
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Who you wan blame before? Me? I not only blame them. I think they should hang for their crimes. Hang from the highest iroko tree available. How about every poor and underprivileged person in the world takes to crime. Nonsense!
ReplyDeleteSee their wowo faces. When person born ugly pickin like this, e suppose know say trouble dey front. Yeye people!
ReplyDeleteThey really have the kidnappers look.......no one is to blame for their actions,,,they are old enof and can differentiate btw good and evil.......the present state of the country is not even an excuse!!!
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