GARRI (x7):




Ok Lagos State belongs to the Federal Government of Nigeria.. Are you happy now?? Now can you just get lost??

These people should go back to their village that's no way to live. It's not by force to stay in Lagos..

James Lucia:

my dear the poor also should sacrifice towards the betterment of tomorow cos if parents dont enjoy toaday children will enjoy tomorow's development.

FXKing2012: Sacrifices must be made for development to take place, but Africans usually dont like making sacrifices (except sacrificing to deities) which is why Africa is so underdeveloped.

FXKing2012: Sacrifices must be made for development to take place, but Africans usually dont like making sacrifices (except sacrificing to deities) which is why Africa is so underdeveloped.

FXKing2012: Sacrifices must be made for development to take place, but Africans usually dont like making sacrifices (except sacrificing to deities) which is why Africa is so underdeveloped.

sucess001:

Perhaps you failed to realise that the article was done by New York times. That the media of a developed country can empathise with the poor tells you developed countries who must have also sacrificed to get to where they are did not go about it this way. Some of us have always said this fashola guy is elitist, guess you dont have to look far to see evidence of it.

Elueme: Fashola is gradually sliding into running a government that excludes the poor but every society cannot be aristocratic and fortunate as him and his god father Tinubu. The poor has a right to live just like Fashola or another person. This madness should stop now!
For his ass lickers on NL, it's now you believe that sacrifices need be made to reposition society but you never shared this view as regards fuel subsidy. Your hypocrisy is limitless.

PAGAN 9JA:


THIS FILTHY INDIAN MAN, HE TAKES ADVANTAGE OF POOR PEOPLE IN HIS COUNTRY AND DOES THE ORGAN TRANSPLANT BUSINESS BY BUYING KIDNEYS FROM DONORS of POOR STARVING FAMILIES!

SUCH PEOPLE CANT BE TRUSTED! FILTH!










Kidneys still for sale

The buying and selling of kidneys, which is unethical and exploitative of the poor, was outlawed in 1994, but still thrives thanks to a built-in loophole in the law. And the easy availability of kidneys for a price has retarded the growth of the cadaveric transplant programme.

A FRONTLINE INVESTIGATION TEAM
S. SUBHASH, 35, and R. Govindan, 37, both from the small town of Pallipalayam in Namakkal district in Tamil Nadu, were deep in debt. Subhash ran up a debt of Rs.35,000 after the tea shop he owned caught fire; Govindan, a powerloom worker, borrowed Rs.45,000 when his daughter was married. With their creditors pressing them to pay up and nowhere to go, each decided - not without reluctance and a feeling that it would all come to no good - to sell an asset he did still possess, a kidney.

Kidneys, they knew, are commodities easily marketed in centres of renal transplantation, notably Chennai and Bangalore. Hundreds of others from their town and the nearby town of Kumarapalayam had done the same thing for the same reasons, and both knew how to take their kidneys to the market.

They met a broker who was delighted to find them buyers. Subhash pledged his kidney to a cinema theatre owner from Taramangalam in Salem district, for a promise of Rs.45,000; and Govin-dan his to a lorry owner from nearby Sankari. After the surgery was over, Govindan received the promised amount of Rs.35,000 while Subhash received Rs.30,000, one-third less than he was promised. They paid back a part of their debt but began to borrow heavily once again. They were weak and unable to work as earlier. Neither has visited a doctor since the surgery. Subhash is already in debt to the tune of Rs.25,000, Govindan of Rs.10,000.

The transactions of which Subhash and Govindan were victims, the buying and selling of kidneys, are punishable by law - by the Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994. All organ sales that have taken place after the Central Act was adopted by various States have occurred owing to an escape clause built into the Act. Both Subhash and Govindan had to convince an official committee, the Authorisation Committee, that they were "donating" their kidneys to the people who bought them because they were motivated by feelings that were non-commercial and altruistic.

read more: http://www.frontlineonnet.com/fl1425/14250640.htm

indianin9ja:

On the contrary, if you knew me (God forbid), you would know that I am a man of my word and have never deceived anyone that I do business with. I can sleep soundly every night knowing that I have helped to save lives and gave families a chance out of poverty. I don't thief and I don't cheat, and so I'm proud of what I do and what I've achieved to get to where I am today.

I hope you realize that not every Indian in Nigeria is bad, and that there are always two sides to every story. Most of us are just trying to survive like everyone else, so why so much hatred?

PAGAN 9JA:



YOU ARE STILL DOING AN EVIL BUSINESS! THESE POOR PEOPLE HAVE NO MONEY SO YOU BRIBE THEM TO SELL THEIR KIDNEYS! NOW WHAT IF THEIR LAST REMAINING GODS-GIVEN KIDNEY FAILS? THEIR BLOOD WILL BE ON YOUR HEAD! THEY DONT EVEN HAVE THE MONEY TO BUY A NEW ONE!

I HAVE ALWAYS MAINTAINED THAT INDIANS ARE NOT 1 PEOPLE! THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT ETHNIC GROUPS IN INDIA! SO IT DEPEENDS ON THEIR ETHNICITY! MANY INDIANS ARE MIXED THOUGH. AND SOME INDIANS LIKE YOU ARE JUST PLAIN BAD!

Orikinla: [size=18pt]I hate it for anyone to live in inhuman conditions.
It breaks my heart to see humans living like dogs in the slums.
But the worst is for people living in slums to have children in the slums and bring innocent children to suffer untold hardship.
Nobody should be born poor.
And that is the choice poor people can make by not having children until they can afford to provide basic things for their education and welfare.
Any couple who cannot guarantee good education and welfare of children should not have children and should not be allowed to have children until they are financially capable and stable to start a family.[/size]

kross_01:
its easy to say that when its nt u dt is in their position. If you made any research about the area in question or its people, you wld have known that the people being displaced are traditional lagosians who wia initially relocated to this present area when the FG took over their initial settlement to build the national theatre. Now i ask u, which village do u want them to go to? Why are we overtly insensitive to the plight of others in this country? These people in question were NOT even given notice b4 there settlement were demolished.during d press conference whch SERAP or so did, a young man said his admission letter & his travel docs wia all lost there as he never knew b4 hand of the demolision.dont say its good because u were nt affected, tomorrow it might get to u.

Tigerhead: What is wrong with you people? Why do you have so much problems with due process? That land was acquired by the federal government to house the people fashola is trying to evict. If some rampaging state government wants to shift them , they should go and meet the FG and tell them to move their tenants, YOU CANNOT INVADE A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RESERVATION. I can just imagine if GEJ was to order solders into a lagos state owned estate to evict everyone their. these same fools would not let anyone hear anything.

FXKing2012:
Perhaps you failed to realize that the developed world dont really want the developing world to develop; if every country is very well developed, who is gonna clean the shyt - where will all the goods being produced be dumped? Think of it this way: If every man in a community has equal wealth, who is gonna be the gardener, cleaner, gate man, etc

Godman_n:

I put it to you that most that most of those people never wanted or even merited their condition.

What has your government done to better their lives? How many of us have your government sent to such penurious condition daily by the wicked policies of our government? As one that cares, how have you tried to positively influence our Government for a change?

[s]We are all doomed in this country, bet me. Today, it is hitting the down-trodden; very soon, it will hit always. Even Boko haram have not excluded you wicked and lazy elites in their killings[/s]

Moukafoam:

I wonder how people live their life,...all in the Ɲαмe of "I am in Lagos"

Ogun state is open and Land there is almost ƒя̩eǝ. Why not go there and settle if you must stay or live close to Lagos?

Some people live in swamp and they call it home,...must we all live in Lagos?

Otta is not far from Lagos and a room there is cheap, no agent wahala.



Make una stay make Fashola dεy use una shine

indianin9ja:

I will try for the last time to get this message through your thick skull:

I don't exploit people. I tell them the risk they are taking. The "donations" are completely voluntary. I match people who need money and people who need an organ to live. In the case of a liver transplant, part of the liver is removed but the rest will regenerate in time. I'm doing God's work. It's your embarrassing prejudices that has made you narrow-minded.

Leboska:
Have you bother to read how responsible government do theirs? Fashola i lose every respect i have for u. U can never rule nigeria lagos will be your last.