₦airaland Forum

talktimi: ranting on nairaland will not change what will happen, ive spoken my opinion with logic which holds water like a basin at the best and worst of days while you cant punch me in the face even if you wished for it and im standing in front of you.

logica: Constitutional brick wall how?



http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/item/20340-fg-vows-to-protect-nigeria’s-multiple-languages.html

taharqa: Did you just ask what GEJ hv to do with TETFund?? Lol, nothing ojare. I reali see how that #200million given to LASU sm months ago reali came from Tinubu's wife like you people said ...... By d way, keep deceiving yourself about 'quality but not quantity' in respect of LASU. And Oh! You also 'forgot' to say anything about d fact that LASU is d Most Expensive State Univ in Naija, closest to d cost of Private Univs, a development that have driven many Poor and even average Families from d School (where dem want take see almost HALF A MILLION to pay schools fees in a Single Year)?

taharqa: Ewudan. GEJ has done much more in providing Infrastructure for Nigerian Universities in d last 2-3 years tru TETFund and Co, including to LASU, (rememba how you ekoile and yr fellow goons attempted with Senator Tinubu, to steal d 'glory' of d #200million cheque TETFund gave to Lasu to d Senator sm months ago?)

than anything yr Lord/Master Tinubu and his 'Servant' Oga Fash

ever did in d State Univ, Lasu. Even if both of them effectively made LASU a Private School by increasing its fees by more than 300% from about 50,000 to 250,000-300,000 a SEMESTER thereby driving d children of d Poor from d going to the School

Eledan: Versatile man....we call such people utility player...

Eledan: Naptu2..

I thought Dapo Olumide used to be a pilot or a professional in the aviation industry....wrong?

naptu2: Mapo Hall

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ba7man: That's still no excuse for him/her to always display his/her daftness with such alarming consistency.

cornelin: Hey man, you can't ignorantly understimate the industrious ability of the ibos. I bet once the cable transport comes to stay, it won't be long before the ibos takes over the spare parts business.

naptu2: Check out the London Emirates Ropeways, also built by Doppelmayr.

GeneralJ: Do you even read the NEWS

eledalo: sharap- gej is working pdp is working

The glass-floored cars, dubbed the "Eyes of Maokong Gondola joined the Maokong Gondola service on Nov. 2nd, galvanizing the attraction of the cable car system between Taipei's Muzha suburb and the mountainous Maokong area. (China Times)

The glass-floored cars, dubbed the "Eyes of Maokong Gondola, "allow passengers to enjoy more conveniently the beautiful scenery while riding between Taipei's southern Muzha suburb and the mountainous Maokong area, said the Taipei Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Corp., the gondola's operator.

ba7man: Are u ok The Op presents 6 pics on the first page, 2 are from the University, 4 are from the city.........What exactly is your problem with the SW??

ngozievergreen: longest tym.
Rapu ndi ofe, cowardice ga egbu ha.
Ndi ugwu chupuru ha n'afia di na be ha, ha a noro ebe a na -eme so mkpotu

gramci: This film get part 2

seanet02: wicked boy

naptu2: A businessman (Michael Dopplemayr), whose family owned company has made cable cars for over a hundred years and is the largest maker of cable cars in the world, sees a documentary about Lagos ( "Welcome To Lagos" ) and decides to build a cable car system in Lagos.

He conducts research, contacts Nigerian businessmen, they set up Ropeways Nigeria Limited, get a loan from the African Development Bank and a license from Lamata and begin preparations to build the ropeway system.

Where does taxpayers money come in?

The Liberty Stadium now renamed Obafemi Awolowo Stadium is a historic 25,000 seat football stadium based in the city of Ibadan, Nigeria. It was the first stadium to be built in Africa. Ibadan also boasts of the first radio and television stations in Africa. The first live broadcast was from Ibadan by Madam Anike Agbaje-Williams the first face on television in Africa.