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God saved the Thermoccol showroom o |
The great Tolexandar said " nairaland is like a toilet built by seun, where different people(members) come with a mask to poo. The moderators are poo caretakers and the guests, flies. Unfortunately, many members fight on top poo" |
I smell outside influences in this thing. Yes. The superpowers. The big boys that are making the world a hell on earth. |
eherbal:You are very right. He has a good wife and children. |
Iseoluwani:Done already. |
This is a true story. I know this guy very well. He was a close friend while in school. It was a very sad day for me when I heard the story and I reached out to him. He responded and we exchanged pleasantries . Anyway kindly help if you are in position to do that. Gracias. |
phoenix45:For you to refrain from being stupid. |
The guy must be a Halogen. He reacts like shitt |
I don't really know why this kind of news is a big headache for some many. It is a good news to be happy about. The rescued children are owned by some people. Either plot by APC or not, they are back. Some edeots are still pained because of election loss. Some are plain stoopid because those involved are Hausa/Muslims. They are always happy when anything bad happens to anybody up north. They are nothing but sadists who have got nothing reasonable to do in life except rant. They are the first to say Nigeria is bad while they are worse of. Cool down buddy and be reasonable for a second. Note: I live in South. I have never stayed in North in my entire life. |
Seriously? Probably Nigerians will begin to think. Hold the thieves responsible for their sins. Unfortunately, most Nigerians are contented with the status quo. |
Useless show. |
Happy birthday lalasticlala. Many happy returns
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Their belts though. |
Fadeyi-Mushin and Notoriety. Areas where you can easily lose your child to the street. Lagos areas infested by criminal gangs. |
Oh. Sorry for the loss. I wish you could recover soonest. Someone's business! |
femi4:What about JJJ. Justice Jimoh Jamiu? |
JJJ is OJO. AAA is LAGOS ISLAND The person wey form the acronyms no try at all. Nonsense |
Really waiting for the showdown. It seems bbnaija enemies are winning the contest on NL |
Wow. Every youth on that side of the country are know for militant nature. I wonder how that place can witness any reasonable development |
Post all here |
Lies. That reminds me of the lady that proposed to a guy in a mall. ...just to create an awareness. |
Na only BBN threads I dey look for these days to see how mods are fully engaged. The way the mods dey on delete and ban spree is out of this planet. The fight between BBN haters and Mods is like the war between firewalls and DDOS attackers. |
Lol. This mod no get joy at all |
AJ go beat am die ![]() |
EgunMogaji:Lol. That's savage! |
So heartless criminals. The robbers should be taken to Oshodi Market, tied to a pole and get a soldier to give them 1000 lashes. Then their left hand cut off. |
The UK’s first cyborg shop assistant was fired after a week due to “incompetence,” suggesting the much-feared AI takeover may still be some way off.https://www.rt.com/uk/416681-robot-supermarket-fired-margiotta/ |
57 LG CHAIRMEN BACK LASG’S NEW WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICY The 57 Chairmen of Local Government and Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State on Tuesday threw their weight behind the new waste management policy of the State Government encapsulated in the Cleaner Lagos Initiative. Rising from an emergency meeting on the resurgence of refuse on major highways and road medians across the State, the Chairmen expressed optimism in the effectiveness of the new policy to birth a comprehensive and world class waste management system, just as they urged residents to cooperate with government during the transition period. The council chiefs, who met under the auspices of Conference 57, their umbrella body, commended Governor Akinwunmi Ambode for his vision to improve the cleanliness of the environment through a total sanitation solution and engagement of an environmental utility group, Visionscape Sanitation Solutions, to implement the new waste policy. In a communiqué read at the end of the meeting by the group’s Chairman, Hon. Omolara Essien, the council chiefs attributed the uncleared waste in some parts of the State to the transition period, but said it had become necessary to appeal to residents to exercise patience with government, as all hands were on deck to resolve the situation as quick as possible. The chairmen said: “We appreciate the enormous difficulties and the challenging logistics which the establishment of a new agency to collect waste for 22million residents would present to any government in any circumstances. Therefore, the current presence of uncleared waste is a result of the transition from an old system that was considered not efficient enough to a new system which effectiveness has also been recorded in other parts of the world. “We are aware that Visionscape has successfully set up its system in Lagos State. It has employed personnel to carry out many of these functions. It has also been able to receive some percentage of its equipment which it is deploying gradually to residential areas and also trying to evacuate waste. “Unfortunately, the bad practice of taking residential waste to medians which was in nefarious activities of those who wanted to avoid paying PSP contractors in the old era has continued and is threatening to sabotage the current efforts of the government to quickly evacuate waste. This has been worsened by the activities of the cart pushers who collect money from innocent citizens but dump their refuse on the medians.” The chairmen specifically commended the State Government for re-asserting the ban on cart pushers, warning that anyone found to be involved in such illegal activities, henceforth, would be made to face the wrath of the law. In the meantime, the council bosses said the 57 LGAs and LCDAs in the State would deploy security personnel and Vigilante to the main streets in their neighborhood to combat the menace, and also deploy more tippers and trucks to complement ongoing efforts to evacuate waste from road medians and in the communities, just as they urged Community Development Associations (CDAs) and the residents in general to team up with government to restore a clean environment across the State. Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Kehinde Bamigbetan, on his part, assured residents that Government was working round the clock to clear the waste from the streets and road medians, however urging residents to desist from patronising cart pushers. “What we are witnessing is a phase, but Government has mobilised all its machinery and you can see that the local governments and local council development areas are also on board to ensure that we evacuate these waste in the shortest possible time,” Bamigbetan said. Also Speaking, Special Adviser to the Governor on CLI, Mr. Rasheed Shabi said the government has carried out an extensive awareness in local governments and is also collaborating with Community Development Associations (CDAs) and Community Development Committees (CDCs) to get Lagosians ready for the new phase of waste management. Shabi also assured that efforts would be intensified to clear up waste dumped on road medians across the State within the next 72 hours. Also speaking, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Community Affairs, Alhaji Tajudeen Quadri urged residents to embrace the new initiative and resist the temptation to dump refuse on road medians. “My advice is that people should not be inpatient by taking their refuse to the roads, but they should pack it neatly in front of their houses, Visionscape is up to the task, they have started distributing waste bins and very soon they would get to our houses,” Quadri said. Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Lol. Gimme 10 PISCES. |
Translate to English abeg |
Now we are getting somewhere |
Great. Can FG just handover national staduim, national theatre etc to LASG. LASG will put it to good use. |
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