₦airaland Forum

tsdarkside:
then we have to do the same too,like the chinese.,,,simpel

is much cheaper.

we build this things ourselfs.

come on...

for what are our parents sending us to school for`

to go study konji?

Thank you sir, but this is that point we may have realized that while pointing an accusing finger to the government, four fingers points back at us. Like you rightly noted, most of these incapacities are actually ours, as citizens role to assist good governance.

RIP to the F1 speedstars, but sympathizing with them does no good to the living who wouldn't obey that next speed limit signage. We are always in a hurry to nowhere, if he (the driver) had a chance, he would have chosen to annul whatever prompted such urgency. Hope we all learn from it.

1. The expertise is locally sourced, raw materials are also locally accessed
2. Unlike you, the Chinese people are progressive and supportive of instituted governments
3. Our brothers (yours and mine as well) all have vested interests in capital projects but the Chinese have common goals to support their growing industries while all we do here is support our stomachs otherwise reports will indicate contract inflation and so on
4. Jonathan is no god, Obasanjo spent some too on energy white elephant projects.

tsdarkside:
i have nothing against jonathan..it seems alot of people are for jonathan...

can jonathan-people explain this to me:::::::

Now shut up and tell me the timeline for this supposed change and be specific. Kindly intimate us on what steps your preferred government would take to reorient the "make-it-quick" syndrome that has engulf a large percentage of the populace. Stop chasing shadows sir, look beyond the gullible obvious and see the bigger picture.

Gbawe:
That is what you are reduced to? Pathetic. See how you guys in bondage inadvertently sing and dance for your oppressors when you should dump them and seek others who can let you attain the dignity and choice others enjoy worldwide? My mobile phone contract (UK telecom provider) is around £18 per month (around N6,500.00) and gives me unlimited browsing, unlimited calls and unlimited text. I can do whatever I want on the go any day of the week from my own private line anywhere in the UK. How will you ever get such cost-effective empowerment that will allow you to be a more productive human being and greater human capital asset for your nation when the PDP you support ensures telecoms providers will never offer greater value because of high cost of operation?

Any company operating in Nigeria will automatically levy Nigerians heavily for the diesel they spend to power their operation and deduct 'rough terrain' tax from whatever they supply. This is why I laugh at you blind supporters of GEJ. You have no exposure beyond "suffering and smiling" Nigeria to know how bad you have it and how pathetically oppressed you are. They fleece you and you guys simply embrace more corruption and 'wayo' to try and afford what should be the very basics any dignified human being should enjoy. Yet you continue to sing and dance for your oppressors of 16 years who will keep you as you are even if they have 80 years in charge of Nigeria. Sad. Very sad and I feel sorry for you.

So much in the guise of African interest. African countries with the capacity to influence global economies while trying to allocate resource rents equitably amongst its people are usually target to various crisis e.g Boko Haram, its all a scheme in the gigantic food chain to deplete the primary cadre which show prospects to thrive against the stipulations of the world powers. Nigeria is my primary concern, do these clamours for change (which is only going to serve as a justification for international interference) not ring bells (Cuba, Iran, Libya, former Sudan, Liberia, now Nigeria)? The publicity alone is alarming covertly initiating a dastardly agenda. I stick with Ebele Johnathan. Dump that "Change" ideology, the mind is so gullible and "Change" is the bait with a trail towards an economic mine field.

It will be said in the news, the Nigerian people needed the change so we stepped in. Be wise!
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This is exactly my problem with you bloggers. How is this in the interest of Nation building? Please lt people live their lives the way they choose because I still believe they are entitled to freedom of expression and it doesn't matter if its love, lust or se.x they wish to express

Do nothing! Just have him lead me to his peers

Say what you choose to, I sat and thought to myself, this is actually the last stroke these moguls can draw, see if Boko haram will continue after these licenses are revoked, definitely not. Oil proceeds are not birth rights of mistresses and military allies, if corruption must be brought to its knees the change we need is no where near APC.

Haha, these Americans are damn funny. They can go fvcck themselves for all I care. I just don't blame them I blame my able president for letting Nigerians and the soft arm of the law decide the fate of GMB even after several treasonable statements. Let me tell you what dictators do, hang that 72 years old crooked neck of his on the next available noose till pronounced dead. Omo I lost some corp members in 2011 for the sake of that dude, we don't need your blood sucking aid dear America, credits to you there storms a lot of trouble in the mid east already, save that for ISIS. Meanwhile the major problem here is resource control, glad these licenses are on their way back south, did someone say Amen.

Lol, daft plot. Maybe I should just come up with one as well. I guess I would make good scripts. #Aboki, oil wells are packing their bags, draw all the strings you can PDP till the wells are back home. Shikena!

I don't swim, never will even if its a last resort to staying alive. I don't dislike it, its essential to my job but my life is most essential, not for experiments. RIP to the dead swimmer

WONT is the word. OP not for all you have mentioned but I don't like drama.

When it comes to bae, that ego would have to give way.

SELENAqueensy:
So na that Ayomide be this

What was written on that polo doesn't suit this guy

One might never know until the chip are down... No be fine boy matter o, some dudes just got a visa to a sort of heaven, count the 0-face name them one after another and it will surprise you what Ayo has done.

But why? Why install a 60MW craze inside her Ni, ehnnn Ayo?

No sauce, no ketchup not even mayonnaise... Mtchwwww, nothing spoil yet, if I had seen that in a dream, I will still applaud their gallantry. So here u go *claps*

funmilayoB:
Thank god no 1 has ever gotten under my skirt

Can you say same for 'behind ur skirt?' Ok they hv gotten under ur gown. Odikwa very good

Excellent! The next rules would totally extinguish human rights. By the way, this is one amongst the least items authorities can put a leash on except you submit your peepees at the gate on entrance.

This same institution? Oh please

One can have limits to what he can tolerate while praying the messiah intervenes ASAP. I don't know what my colleagues in the health sector will call this type of phobia but I NO DEY USE MY CONVENIENCE PLAY, NEVER! You can imagine playing candy crush and easing off and there comes this foully interrupting smell from soaked ibanti... Mtchwwww I go just vex........



















Wash am !

DickDastardly:
Uuumm, not really, but you see, a tipsy woman gives the best styles

I used to think same till I woke up in a pool of vomit. Ok, next time out I made all the orders, a bottle of odeku per 3 bottles of water and lots of asun, then it worked!

Kereokwu:
1, 4 and 7 are not for godly Christian couple; all d same some of d points make sense

And no. 9? I see you are partially godly

1. Too Choosy (Highly Selective)


Nothing about the physical interests me though, where her priority lies matters to me most, what prospects she bears as well as well as how she handles conflict and that wont be asking for much. Outward beauty would only be a bonus.


2. Promiscuous

I need a game changer better still someone who knocks me right out of the game.. KO! The degree of promiscuity is at its barest minimum at the instance


3. Too Proud (Egoistic)


Lol, on the contrary, I loyal add jara.. Call it whatever just remember its for the deserving she.


4. Too Indecisive

This doesn't matter at all. I once told my folks that I loved the humility of northerners, the free-spiritedness of the middle belt, the ambitions of a south easterner not to forget the homelike attention of Ekaette the deep southerner. Ladies aint I just decisive enough?



5. Too Over demanding

#1 up there could be asking for too much already from some ladies so I agree.


6. Too Mean

If telling you the truth as subtly and thoughtfully as ever would be misconstrued as being mean then absolutely I am mean. Hitting a lady is far from ideal, though these lovely creatures could be devilishly annoying sometimes I still never had the urge to nor will.


[s]7. Too Insensitive ( Not thoughtful)
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Oh not Mr. Lover here...


8. Too busy making money

Ooops! Maybe. Check #7 anyway



[s]9. Too stingy[/s]

To this I say, "once there is a valid reason for dispensing any amount, I do it and I am prompt about it". Just mention aforetime.

Let the yabbing begin!!! Spaaaartaaaaaans!

Missmossy:
Its the bitter truth as its really no news that most Nigerian ladies suffer from misplaced priorities and even some guys aint left out too. As such both sexes have a bleaked future

Make I lend you one kiss I would need it back very soon. Having said that I would then admit that some ladies have got their game right not because they didn't fall short of any of the afore-listed but for placing those priorities right...

chizzily:
you men (sorry 'boys') must really think y'all some kinda treasure.
you guys need some exposure, cause not every girl is desperate to get married. #fact

You will need to visit a deliverance session with any MFM branch (to say the least) for fact finding and your personal exorcism, it will do you a lot of good. By the way, the post was intended for those who unconsciously missed out on prospective suitors or are WILLING to walk down the aisle someday. Kindly take your unready tongue-wagging self to the bet chat room where you belong.

naijaboiy:
Na the ones wey e pain naim dey bash Op up and down

People wey e nor concern don read jejely comot

Besides there is a counter thread and the men are civil about it in their comments.

Women

Boss please point me in the direction of that thread biko. Thanks

MarieSucre:
ABEEngine, se you see the list the op posted eh. pls if you see a girl like that, kindy mould her to your desired and refined taste.

Marie, even the self-acclaimed decent ladies have one or a combination of those ills the author mentioned but we pray to meet one with the least combinations.

And yes by God's grace the reformation process would yield good progress as it would only take patience, prayer and understanding.

Cheers

fattybombom:
I guess that hotel is in Ondo State.

Your assumptions are not misplaced at all, I was shocked to find hotels built in rocks over there.

jessiecah:
This is pretty cool. The architectural design is both amazing and creepy

Guess this confirms your approval for our creepy adventurous honeymoon resort... ...

Lemme go get us a pair of life vests

Never attached any importance whatsoever to "never land" in the past though this dimension is quite insightful. Erhmmmm its gonna be unvented space heaters till Cinderella walks my way.

No she is not! You only paid the "bride" and not her "bride price" you may still have to return to her parents with the "price".

#kidding

Good morning

asadike:
Most of d men coming my way are rich and very proud. I don't want a pauper though I want an intelligent and humble guy that I can call my friend and actualise our drims together

I would have obliged but for *** see above*** and you haven't clearly defined your "needs", all I can find is here "wants"