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@Naijacutee,
I laughed my butt off , cos you errands are most tasking chores i could think of . Good luck

Lets see some pics from Ajegunle, Epe, Iyanapaja, Okokomaiko, Onitsha, Odi,Jesse, Zaki Biam, Kafanchan,Oturpko, Oil producing areas and your village.

This message is like Atiku telling us that Nigerians are doing very well, maybe in his pocket. Have you checked to know how many Nigerians that can afford a place to sleep tonight?

Did you not know that Pat Robertson blamed pagans, abortionists, feminists, gays and lesbians for 9/11. I dont take these guys seriously. They are only after their tithes from their gullible minded followers.

http://www.actupny.org/YELL/falwell.html.

@pain

^{If We Dont Develop The Positive Mental Attitude Jen33 Is Advocating Then, We Will Remain In Hell.}

Its not our positive mentality that keeps us underdeveloped, but our infrastructural development. Nigerians are most patient people ever. Even in the midst of electoral fraud, they still believe that PDP will deliver.

^{Do U See How America Holds Its Head High Even In The Face of  Defeat? Thats What We Need.}

Americans  don't hold their heads high when there is no running water or food to eat. We don't need a Spartan Boy  mentality here. North Korea is as more patriotic as Americans, yet  they cannot feed themselves.  Former USSR thought that communism would change the world for the better, but practical capitalist economy proved them wrong. Sometimes its not what you believe in,  but your ability to transform your beliefs into real life solutions.   What's the use of thinking that Nigeria will be big someday without working for it?

^{Good Work Jen33. Do You Have Mo Of Those Pics?}

Separate facts from 3D fictions. You may as well upload some  sordid pictures from Niger Delta , North, Onitsha, Ajegunle etc

half bread is better than chin chin

Jen33@

Why dont you show us  the roads leading to your village or state? Why dont you seperate reality structures from 3D fictional structures?

Why dont you as well  separate old existing structures from the ones OBJ administration built? Or are you saying that OBJ built Abuja from ground up?
Why dont you show us other cities in Nigeria?

Why dont U tell  us about NEPA and Security as well ? American stock markets are bullishly strong, but their overall economy seems weak by last week's data. Less than 90, 000 jobs were added to the economy. Some reasons. American companies overseas are very strong. Ford is making profits overseas, but losing billions in America. McDonalds is raking in billions from oversea markets. GE is expected to make lots of gains in its overseas operation.

Bottomline, paycheck to paycheck workers have not benefited from these astronomical performances at exchange markets.  Mortgage default is at all times high, home fore closures are all time high and  gas prices are up by 30%.

Nigerians have not witnessed these economic changes.

http://www.time.com/time/specials/2007/time100/article/0,28804,1595326_1615513_1614655,00.html


If the Anglican Communion, the 400-plus-year-old, 78 million-member fellowship of churches that the British empire seeded around the globe, falls apart, Peter Akinola, the Archbishop of Nigeria, will have been a catalyst, even if he does not end up prince of one of the pieces.

Akinola, 63, has been a harsh critic of the Episcopal Church (U.S.A.), which elected an openly gay bishop in 2003. The communion's current rancorous disunion bears his imprint. When Anglicanism's 38 primates recently presented the Episcopalians with demands for a retreat on sexuality and direct communion involvement in Episcopal governance, the church leaders were echoing Akinola's impatience with earlier, more deliberate measures.

Unless the trend reverses, Episcopalianism may be headed toward a break with the communion. Or perhaps a larger group of liberal provinces will calf off. Full schism would be achieved if Anglicanism's conservative southern provinces decided that even the Anglican Church's top official, the Archbishop of Canterbury, is too liberal and chose their own leader—perhaps Akinola. The Nigerian cleric has denied any leadership ambition, and the more extreme his postures, the slimmer his chances. But even if he never becomes the Canterbury of the global south, he will have sparked a shift in Christianity's world order.

With reporting by Gilbert da Costa

swing4real. @

^{Can´t you see the hand writing on the wall?Can´t you see they are trying to fraustrate Him and his effort? It was not like this when the white farmers were still there.}

As if the Brits and Americans forced Mugabe to kickout white farmers. Did he not know that their economy was dependent on Agriculture?  Why did he put selfish/political interests before national economy.

Its like kicking  out  Shell BP, Chevron, Agip from Nigeria becuase they are foreign owned. Doesnt Nigerian economy depend on these companies and their services? Common sense is not common. You cannot bite the finger that feeds you.

wishful thinkers. good luck

Its  a normal thing in Nigeria to always ask for money. Naija like free money even when we have some.  In Naija, people think that  N500 found is worth more than  N100,000 worked for. I come to notice that everybody wants recharge cards In Nigeria. Even Senators  are taking recharge cards  from MTN  as bribes , N7000 worth of cards a month.

Never loan people money. Oprah said that , unless you don't want to see them again.  If you must give or loan,  make sure that it not too much so that if they fail to repay (most certanly) you aint going to have no qualms.

Any law in this planet that your boyfreind should always buy you food? Would it not be nice if you take him to those nice places you would love him to take you.

Does your boyfriend eat BUKA food?

Thank you docokwy and Rodent

power pass power

David

@ (Microwave) Jare

Sijibom

Put on a profile to see how fortified you are

Nigerian electoral body or system is akin to Mexican system. I guess that Mexico may have more literature on their electoral process than Nigeria.

Could You Imagine That Nigeria Is Subsidizing Oil For  Kenyans

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=76991

are remanufactured different from refilled inks?

I am just considering to buy one

all these club sides you listed are turning profits except Chelsea. I mean despite the huge investment it cannot go beyond semis.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/6603039.stm.

It seems that Chelsea cannot go beyond semi-finals despite all the money and big names. Maybe money does not play football, but skills do.

I would like to venture into timber and cashew export. Does anyone know how to go about this in Nigeria? How do I source my market? Any government regulations on timber trade because of deforestation? Which state is Nigeria's no 1 producer of lumber. Which state is no 1 in cashew nut production? Which companies produce silos or storage facilities for agricultural products like cashew nut and ground nuts?

Expert opinion needed ONLY

@ ogboy

can you give your source of information beside press. maybe you know what we dont know

I think that folks should not come here to paint their parents bad. I guess that you did not find out your parent's position on marrying someone they barely know today. They must have hinted you about their position, so if you choose to do otherwise, you have to be a man and live with the consequence. I think that you are grown enough to love and marry a woman of your choice. As per thinking that your parents should wise up and adopt western definition of marriage, you are sounding like a joker.

Here is what I tell folks like you. Tell your parents from onset that you may not marry from your village, tribe, and nationality. Tell them that you are ready to be disowned in order to forge a new life for yourself. Tell them never to take care of you. Tell them never to feed or shelter you. Go ahead and live outside your parents’ shadow. Parents feel used and dumped when you are agree that would do their bidding when you want marry, now you want them to change in order to adapt to your lifestyle.

Its not only Nigerian/African parents that do not want their kids to get married to a person of a different cultural background, white parents do, African American parents do, so do Jamaican parents. It’s a cultural thing. If you try some interring racial, and interring cultural dating, you will get the gist. People want to operate within their comfort zone. I think that Nigerians kids need to be bold and stop milking their parents to get ahead and after would think that parents should adopt hip-pop lifestyle. Maybe you should as well teach your parents some 50 Cent or Gwen Stefani lyrics too.

why didnt you move from your parent's house when you were 18? I guess they helped in molding your character. You really have to give a very good consideration to their views. Have you wondered living without your parents the rest of life?

Iyke-D
You are always mixing up issues. I challenged you to show me where I supported Atiku. It looks like you are not able to see corruption when it’s perpetuated by OBJ and his cronies. That's the difference between me and you. You believe that every good thing that happened in Nigeria came as a result of OBJ reforms, but still don’t believe that every bad thing that happened, occured as a result of lapse in his leadership as well. That's what leadership is all about.

Let's keep holding Nigeria to lower benchmark. Election rigging is now synonymous to Nigeria as power failure is also a Nigerian. Can you tell me any election in Nigeria that all observers including local and international called a sham. Even OBJ acknowledged it in his national broadcast. The only lasting legacy he could bequeath to Nigeria is by holding a credible election. He made the same mistake he made in 1979 by enthroning Shagari who became a lame duck president to political jobbers like Alhaji Alhaji and Umaru Dikko.