CROBBOY:


Happy birthday Dear. Wishing you the best of your expectations!

jubrealguy:
As we all know, Lagos, a former capital of Nigeria is a very densely populated State bounded by Ogun state in the north and east, the Republic of Benin in the West and the Atlantic ocean in the south. Having one of the busiest ports in the continent, the presence of so many multibillion naira companies ranging from the oil/gas companies to construction and manufacturing companies, the presence of five star hotels and a good transportation network makes lagos the economic nerve centre of Nigeria.

Lagos state can be divided into five administrative regions; IBILE (Ikorodu, Badagry, Ikeja, Lagos and Epe division) and 20 local governments area; Alimosho (largest), Amuwo-Odofin, Ajeromi Ifelodun, Apapa, Agege, Badagry, Epe, Surulere, Mushin, Oshodi-Isolo, Ikorodu, Somolu, Kosofe, Eti Osa, Ikeja, Ifako-Ijaiye, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos Island, Lagos Mainland and Ojo. In order not to drift away from what's really needed, I'll try to be very brief and precise.

Of all the aforementioned local government areas, Epe is one place I wouldn't want a PCM to go, EPE is so dry and i wonder why it wasn't carved into ogun state, the main occupation in this region are farming, petty trading and fishing due to its proximity to water bodies, power supply is not epileptic but ZERO. Most hinterlands in Lagos are in EPE, from ketu-ejinrin, ilara, ibonwon, odo-iragushi, igboye, mojoda etc, the positives that can be drawn from this particular place is the very low cost of living, the availability of the best garri u can ever taste and a very quiet and serene environment. I schooled in this place for 6yrs (boarding school tho) and it's where I hail from so i know what I'm saying. Ibeju lekki is a closer local government to Epe, better but still developing

Lagos Island and eti osa local government, aside from being surrounded by water, are the exact opposite of Epe. These areas house headquarters of top banks in the country, chevron, Arab contractors and so many many construction companies, 5 star hotels, expensive clubs, beaches. Plenty plenty enjoyments and beautiful memories awaits you if you have real money to spend as everything here is very expensive and on the high side, this is where you find most celebrities living and the high and the mighty of our society. The positives; get posted to one of this firms and work as hard as u can (yes hardwork still pays) and u can be retained by this mega companies.

Ikeja being the capital is a very expensive place to live in also, mega hotels like sheraton and so many clubs, trust me,this place is Igbaladun too if you have your money (remember ur 19,800 is nt money) as a CM, I'd love to be posted here cos everywhere is just so full of government parastatals, from courts, police stations, army barracks to secretariats (who doesn't like govt job) and also ikeja houses the ever mighty computer village (every electonics, phones and other gadgets can be fixed here, they want to fix u sef if it were possible)

Places like Oshodi-Isolo, Somolu, Agege, Ifako ijaiye, Ojo, Amuwo odofin(Lagos owners, they claim) kosofe, Mushin, ajeromi ifelodun, Surulere (another mini ikeja), Ikorodu (developing with godspeed), Alimosho are just there, moderately expensive and so much fun are there too. Badagry is not too far from Epe in terms of livelihood but it's closer to the border, foods are cheap here too. Apapa is also a good place to be and it's a place where manual labour thrives, there is money in apapa if u r strong enough to work.

I can't really say much about the business part but I know everything sells in lagos, interpersonal relationships and hardwork is key to living well in lagos.

NB: if u find urself walking the streets of mushin and oshodi, don't just trust the man beside u....even as a MUSHIN boy, somebody shook my hands in oshodi and said up man u, before i know it, my galaxy s5 was gone......owo oniru, owo oniyo.

LAGOS FOR ALL

justified10:
naso o. pple no wan knw weda na 1min u take do am, they expect much from u..especially family and friends

Fireandice:
happy birthday to me and my twin sis......

CROBBOY:

Alright noted brother.

I HEREBY STAND TO APOLOGISE FOR ANY HUMILIATION I MAY HAVE CAUSED ON ANYONE - DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY - WITH MY CONSISTENT ACT AS STATED ABOVE. I GREATLY UNDERSTAND THAT AS MUCH AS THOSE MY ACTS OF MOTIVATION MAY BE A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION FOR SOME INTO ACTION, IT STILL REMAINS GREAT TURN OFF FOR OTHERS WHOSE ENVIRONMENTS DO NOT PROVIDES SUITABLE PLATFORMS TO LEVERAGE ON. I IMPLORE THE LATER SET OF PEOPLE TO BARE WITH ME. INSPIRING PEOPLE FOR GREATNESS IS ONE OF THE THINGS I DO FOR A LIVING.

As a point worthy of note, usually I try very much to introduce some things ONLY when I perceive discussion demands them like the quotation below:



Thanks for your Usual Understanding and Cooperation!


But brother, we are yet to benefit from your contribution to the discuss at hand. Please your little contribution - even if its just a PARAGRAPH - will do.

Thanks!

#OneLove!

tuffpivot:
I'd luv 2 write abt my state DELTA buh i dnt knw hw 2 speak english... i cant type epistles.... Nd i'm avin a feeling it may nt b needed sef... Lemme leave it to all dos dat enta klas to write oo... Mi na window i sit down

sirguy542:

Did u travel without his consent cos he has been looking for u since.. Anyway welcome back....

LogoDWhiz:


Merikims!!!

You travelled without telling me..

And then you mismamaged the funds allocated to your office..


I'll make sure there is no allocation for your office in this budget..

Abbeyunique2:

Happy birthday to the amiable twins fireandice and earthandair. May God continue to bless your family. enjoy your day

jaybiz007:

Thanks for your maturity bro. I just saw kbs468 's post. I will respond to it ASAP.
Good morning and have a fruitful day ahead.

Brimmie:

Jus there.. Market no move!
I dey Cover Events (Photo & Video).. Just in case!

Brimmie:

[size=20]iAmBibi Hooks iAmBrimmie[/size]

justified10:
really trying to understand your question...

if u mean what hapns to union workers after being scrapped...here is my answer;

they have to undergo "compuslroy rehabilitation" for dem to b useful for demsefs and d society.

this days, smoking, excessive drinking, ruggedity level and thugery are d criteria for one to become a union worker.


actually, d nurtw doesne necessarily have to be scrapped cos it generates revenue... but union workers can be forced to undergo special skills/training before being employed... it should be made to look like "FRSC" etc..

Fireandice:
thanks dear, PS (earthandair) am making sure she use that moniker if she ever thinks of joining nairaland lol

Gosj01:

Just KISS it!

CROBBOY:

I absolutely share in your concerns of getting series of frustrations resulting from NYSC's inconsistent nature. I even appreciate your willingness to make productive use of your available time by getting involved in some productive venture. More grease to your elbow Dearie!

However, some of us that seem to look consistent here are HEAVILY working as well (In my own case, I work at least 9 hours a day). Its all about time management babe (and believe me when I say this is the real life after school).

[size=13pt]There are a lot of silent observers who get inspired as a result of your contributions and commitment. Do not betray them Dear.[/size]

jubrealguy:
I share in your opinion that it doesn't have to be scrapped and it generates revenue, to buttress your point, most of our transport workers(drivers and conductors to be precise) are uneducated, uncivilised.....most of them from the deep hinterlands in the southwest are rugged, thuggish, obstinate and at times vicious, and how do we get these people to pay their taxes, generate revenues from them, I guess it's a case of using their likes on them. An educated person can't walk up to this people asking for money, he might be killed with his well knotted tie. Scrapping them (Union workers aka agbero) off the road only aggravates the unemployment situation of the country, thereby throwing our safety into the wind

Qutyjoice:


Lmao.....Hookz you sed.....Hmmmm shouting Jubreal's name

J---ubrea---l

J---uu----brea----l

U see wetin I dey see so?

iambibi:
.......Brimmieee oo.... * runs out of thread*...

CROBBOY:


Like play like play this [size=15pt]iambibi[/size] make SENSE O

no no no no no, I go start to reason her matter, not witstanding the consequencies. This MUMY-WATER must be mine

Qutyjoice:

Lmao.....Hookz you sed.....Hmmmm shouting Jubreal's name
J---ubrea---l
J---uu----brea----l
U see wetin I dey see so?

jubrealguy:
I see am na........cud remember vividly when nigga was drunk in lust with chisophia, prompting him to say my own iambibi is not in any way pretty now nigga b having a very unrealistic dream of hooking up with my own queen destroying a conjugal bliss, just leave am first, jack daniels still dey help me design the bottle i wan forget inside hin head. Good morning beautiful, how was ur night?

jubrealguy:
I see am na........cud remember vividly when nigga was drunk in lust with chisophia, prompting him to say my own iambibi is not in any way pretty now nigga b having a very unrealistic dream of hooking up with my own queen destroying a conjugal bliss, just leave am first, jack daniels still dey help me design the bottle i wan forget inside hin head. Good morning beautiful, how was ur night?

Brimmie:

You're beautiful!


Bros, the babe fine!

jubrealguy:
As we all know, Lagos, a former capital of Nigeria is a very densely populated State bounded by Ogun state in the north and east, the Republic of Benin in the West and the Atlantic ocean in the south. Having one of the busiest ports in the continent, the presence of so many multibillion naira companies ranging from the oil/gas companies to construction and manufacturing companies, the presence of five star hotels and a good transportation network makes lagos the economic nerve centre of Nigeria.

Lagos state can be divided into five administrative regions; IBILE (Ikorodu, Badagry, Ikeja, Lagos and Epe division) and 20 local governments area; Alimosho (largest), Amuwo-Odofin, Ajeromi Ifelodun, Apapa, Agege, Badagry, Epe, Surulere, Mushin, Oshodi-Isolo, Ikorodu, Somolu, Kosofe, Eti Osa, Ikeja, Ifako-Ijaiye, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos Island, Lagos Mainland and Ojo. In order not to drift away from what's really needed, I'll try to be very brief and precise.

Of all the aforementioned local government areas, Epe is one place I wouldn't want a PCM to go, EPE is so dry and i wonder why it wasn't carved into ogun state, the main occupation in this region are farming, petty trading and fishing due to its proximity to water bodies, power supply is not epileptic but ZERO. Most hinterlands in Lagos are in EPE, from ketu-ejinrin, ilara, ibonwon, odo-iragushi, igboye, mojoda etc, the positives that can be drawn from this particular place is the very low cost of living, the availability of the best garri u can ever taste and a very quiet and serene environment. I schooled in this place for 6yrs (boarding school tho) and it's where I hail from so i know what I'm saying. Ibeju lekki is a closer local government to Epe, better but still developing

Lagos Island and eti osa local government, aside from being surrounded by water, are the exact opposite of Epe. These areas house headquarters of top banks in the country, chevron, Arab contractors and so many many construction companies, 5 star hotels, expensive clubs, beaches. Plenty plenty enjoyments and beautiful memories awaits you if you have real money to spend as everything here is very expensive and on the high side, this is where you find most celebrities living and the high and the mighty of our society. The positives; get posted to one of this firms and work as hard as u can (yes hardwork still pays) and u can be retained by this mega companies.

Ikeja being the capital is a very expensive place to live in also, mega hotels like sheraton and so many clubs, trust me,this place is Igbaladun too if you have your money (remember ur 19,800 is nt money) as a CM, I'd love to be posted here cos everywhere is just so full of government parastatals, from courts, police stations, army barracks to secretariats (who doesn't like govt job) and also ikeja houses the ever mighty computer village (every electonics, phones and other gadgets can be fixed here, they want to fix u sef if it were possible)

Places like Oshodi-Isolo, Somolu, Agege, Ifako ijaiye, Ojo, Amuwo odofin(Lagos owners, they claim) kosofe, Mushin, ajeromi ifelodun, Surulere (another mini ikeja), Ikorodu (developing with godspeed), Alimosho are just there, moderately expensive and so much fun are there too. Badagry is not too far from Epe in terms of livelihood but it's closer to the border, foods are cheap here too. Apapa is also a good place to be and it's a place where manual labour thrives, there is money in apapa if u r strong enough to work.

I can't really say much about the business part but I know everything sells in lagos, interpersonal relationships and hardwork is key to living well in lagos.

NB: if u find urself walking the streets of mushin and oshodi, don't just trust the man beside u....even as a MUSHIN boy, somebody shook my hands in oshodi and said up man u, before i know it, my galaxy s5 was gone......owo oniru, owo oniyo.

LAGOS FOR ALL

Brimmie:
Na when you turn Basketmouth?

iambibi:
Jubrealguy.. Deariee hw are you naa.....

SMartins1.... My Godson in whom ayam well pleased... Lol... U jst forget ya Godmother abiii....no worry... I go catch u!!!

iambibi:
Jubrealguy.. Deariee hw are you naa.....

SMartins1.... My Godson in whom ayam well pleased... Lol... U jst forget ya Godmother abiii....no worry... I go catch u!!!

Qutyjoice:



Hmmm thanks bobo, ofcourse I wnt betray dem.....It's fyn hun (all is well)....So ao are yu doing?