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Hardly anyone outside Africa, let alone Nigeria knows who these two guys are. When P Square get a sold-out theatre production that depicts their life, music and times shown on Broadway and in London's National Theatre and then it may be worth having a discussion. UK Nairalander, Fela is coming to London!!! http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/felalondon/ |
Drinking on the job? |
WOW! Lagos looks scary. . . |
If they don't give money, I'll give them slap and collect money by force, !LOL! |
OMO IBO:I think someone off camera corrected him and then he said Milan and Napoli. |
OMO IBO:At least he corrected himself but still embarrassing, lol |
In this particular scene Lagos looks like a bomb site. ![]() |
Who is watching? |
I think swimming is better if you want to de stress and burn calories but if you don't have access to a decent pool jogging is just as good. |
Congrats on this development but Arik will have to fly for at least 5 years incident free before I will consider using them. Life is precious. |
Abuna:Stop living in the past. Fact. Back then there were no visas. Fact: today in 2010 people must obtain visas to visit certain countries and comply with the conditions of the visa. Dubai is currently visa free to British citizens as far as I know and vice versa so what is your point? I won't judge the poster but he willingly broke the law and so must face the consequences. Moaning on NL about his predicament will not change that fact. The British signed the EU treaty and so they are essentially powerless to stop EU immigration. Besides plenty of Brits emigrate to other Euro countries and so it is an even playing field. I don't understand why people ignore this fact as use it as a weak argument to back up their argument. |
I think if the British had left in 1980 Nigeria would have been more developed. As it stands Zimbabwe and Angola are more developed structurally and systematically than Nigeria despite all their issues. If the British had left in 1980 I reckon there would have been: An efficient sound railway system An efficient public transport system in general including buses and water buses, possibly a local metro system. proper water systems in most areas. local amenities such that benefit the community such as public libraries, leisure parks, sports centres etc Most towns and cities in Nigeria would have benefited from proper town planning the electricity problem would not have been as bad as it is now The value of the naira would not have depreciated as much as it had I think the British would have developed Nigeria in to a glorious tourist destination as they would have made features out of of Nigeria's unique natural points and improved accessed to them. Lagos for instance would have looked like and probably been better than Lagos in Portugal. This list is not exhausted. I think Nigerians need to be realistic and realise why after 50 years have they failed to developed their country. Stop pointing fingers and start taking responsibility for your failure. The sad thing is if the British were given a 10 year lease of Nigeria they would probably have all of the above and more operating efficiently in less than 8 years. |
Can we have a new thread please? This one is soooo 2009! ![]() Team Gamu! |
Siena:I saw the thread Siena and it brought a happy tear to my eye. Well done! ![]() |
WOOOOOOOOOW! Thanks for telling me about this thread Siena. Baby Girl Siena is absolutely gorgeous and a sure blessing from God! I can already tell that she is going to be the greatest and a winner at every positive thing she chooses to do in life because she has been blessed with great parents. Lovely! |
Hi Siena! I am well thanks. I trust all is well with you and yours. ![]() |
Nigerians and their 'HEAVY CASH FLOW'! Please tell me what use is a heavy cash flow when the quality of life is dire? The stress of sorting out and paying for every single basic amenity yourself from books for your child because there are no libraries available and making sure the generator is adequately filled with petrol because NEPA will inevitably take the light. . .The list is endless. Yes with a 'HEAVY CASH FLOW' one can buy a decent car but are there decent roads to drive on? And what if one doesn't feel like driving? Is there decent safe public transport to go on? And don't get me started on the amount of time it takes one to travel to work. . .getting up at 4 in the morning to beat the traffic and returning home at 11pm only to repeat the process again the next day. What quality of life is that with your 'HEAVY CASH FLOW?' Then after you live like that you eventually die and are buried without the 'HEAVY CASH FLOW' that you value above all things, BULLSHYT! I would rather pay my monthly stipend, that is TAXES and enjoy the benefits of a decent stress free life. If my kids need books they can borrow them at the local libraries, if they want to do swim, play tennis or kick a football in a real park there are local amenities provided. They will not have the stress of thinking of if there will be light when they get home. They won't suffer the stress of traveling on potholed roads. If I don't feel like driving to another city because I have work to catch up on do I can easily to get a train equipped with wireless so I can connect and do my work, no stress. I easily go to the Supermarket at 1am in the morning if need be without checki g my back for armed robbers. Yes at the end of the month I may not have as much disposable income but I will have piece of mind and when I eventually die my life would not have been unnecessarily stressful had it been if I lived in Nigeria. |
I hope Bobby is really in love and is not just going through this marriage to get a visa! ![]() |
Well done ahonohai It doesn't matter if one is from the poorest village in Nigeria or the spawn of Bill Gates or Adenuga, travelling and taking time to explore the God's world outside your box is a major achievement in life and something to to tell the world about; Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I am a travel addict myself and I think I am wiser, more educated and more open minded for it. So what are you into as your not into art? Did you just stay in London during your visit to the UK? If you did next time you come you should try other historic cities with beautiful old architecture such as Bath, York, Canterbury, Stratford (Home of Shakespeare) and Oxford ect. Edinburgh and Dublin are gorgeous too. There are plenty of students in these cities too and so you will feel right at home with your peers. How about Asia? I was in Tokyo not too long ago and it was amazing even though it rained loads. Anyway you are still young and inquisitive and so I am sure you have plenty planned. Just make sure you keep us posted. ![]() Looking forward to seeing more pics, especially of the ones in Dubai. |
Good move. The UK is too small to cope with an influx of immigrants. It is an Island a thousand times smaller than Canada yet already has double the population of Canada. I think for the benefit of those who already live and work here immigration should be stopped completely for at least 10 years. I'm talking about immigrants and not students or visitors. |
Lady Dee:Overseas students are not the same as immigrants. Most genuine overseas students go home after studying, immigrants on the other hand normally want to work and live in the country long term with their families. [quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=469493.msg6289952#msg6289952 date=1277600130]your maths a little off there sis. . .perhaps u mean 90 great Britains[/quote]Perhaps, but you get the point, right? |
cold:UK Geography: total: 243,610 sq km country comparison to the world: 79 land: 241,930 sq km water: 1,680 sq km note: includes Rockall and Shetland Islands Slightly smaller than Oregon state in the US Population: 61,284,806 (July 2010 est.) Canada Geography total: 9,984,670 sq km country comparison to the world: 2 land: 9,093,507 sq km water: 891,163 sq km Slightly larger than the US Population: 33,759,742 (July 2010 est.) Source: CIA factbook. As previously stated, the UK is one of the smallest countries in the world and cannot cope with an influx of immigrants whether they be from EU or not and something drastic has to be done. One can easily fit 900,000 Great Britains into Canada yet Canada only has half the amount of people in it. Methinks immigrants would be better of immigrating to the US or Canada which is in dire need of people. People are a countries greatest asset but unfortunately the UK is at breaking point now and its services can no longer cope. |
bgees:Why do you say that? @Rossike Even if that wasn't the first storey building in Nigeria, the person who put that sign up ought to be ashamed of themselves as does the local government responsible for that area. Com'on if you are going to make claim like that and go as far as to promote the house as the first by putting up a sign then at least have the decency to fix the house up and make it presentable to potential visitors. The link below shows the the oldest (1600) surviving house made of timber frame in America. Look how well presented it is? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fairbanks_house_dedham.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairbanks_House_%28Dedham,_Massachusetts%29 |
This a good measure. The UK is full to breaking point and cannot cope with the amount of people already living here. As an Island, the UK is more populated than Canada which is 1000 times bigger than the UK. Methinks Africans and Asians looking to immigrate should try places like Canada or the US. |




