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Sports › Re: Nigeria League Gets $34Million TV Deal! by anonimi: 9:48am On Aug 21, 2013
This is another sign that slowly but steadily Nigeria is being freed from the decades of military DICTATORSHIP rule by clueless coupists.
Let the LIBERATION of our socio-economic system continue as each one of us takes position to benefit personally and collectively from the increasing opportunities for good business and rewarding hard work instead of the days of simply sharing the proverbial national cake aka Niger Delta oil revenue every month.

Forward Ever!
Backward Never!!
NEVER AGAIN!!!
Food › Re: Why Are Our Markets Always Dirty? by anonimi: 9:21am On Aug 21, 2013
hod898: The reason is becos most of the dirty markets were not established by the govt, ppl jst go there to start selling sth and that's hw many will come and join them. A market established this way is bound to be dirty. Even we that buy things from the market also litter it with leathers. When we buy, say, biscuit, satchet water, sweets, we simply throw the leathers on the floor. Abi na lie?
There is NO market that is NOT established by a government, usually the LGA that also collects money in the form of licences and/or permit plus daily rates in some places.
If you know of any such market that is not established and/or controlled by a government in Nigeria please share the name with us.
It would mean that the concerned LGA is grossly incompetent!!!

P.S: The traditional government i.e. Kings and Chiefs had control over the markets that existed in their domain before the colonialists came and they collected taxes from the traders to organise for its cleaning and security.
Food › Re: Why Are Our Markets Always Dirty? by anonimi: 9:14am On Aug 21, 2013
Because the LGA chairmen & councillors who have the constitutional RESPONSIBILITY to keep them clean are sleeping on duty while everyone is shouting president this, president that for everything.


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Meanwhile that does not stop them from receiving millions every month while we hail them and even promote them to higher PUBLIC SERVANT positions.

Can you imagine how many jobs of cleaners, supervisors, managers directos could be created and well paid to keep the markets clean huh And the government can still collect taxes as IGR from these workers and from the companies where they finally spend their salaries.
Now, that is comprehensive POLICY thinking not the quick-fix yoyo physical infrastructures we keep celebrating as governance in mumuland.
Politics › Re: Patience - Amaechi And His Wife Refused To Pay Me Condolence Visit by anonimi: 3:11pm On Aug 20, 2013
Orikinla: IT IS A BIG LIE, BECAUSE The First Lady of Rivers State, Mrs. Judith Amaechi paid her a condolence visit as confirmed below.

27 July 2013
Amaechi's wife pays Dame Patience Jonathan condolence visit

Wife of Rivers State Governor, Mrs Judith Amaechi has paid a condolence visit to the King Perekule's residence of the late Charity Obah, mother of the First Lady of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan. Mrs

Amaechi who was accompanied by the state Deputy Governor, Engr. Tele Ikuru and top government functionaries and their spouses had earlier received Dame Patience Jonathan at the Port Harcourt International Airport, Omagwa.

Photo: July 27: Judith Amaechi signs the condolence register after Dame Jonathan’s mum died
It would seem that Mrs. Amaechi paid condolence visit to the King's residence but problematic Dame was not there hence her complaints is SPECIFICALLY correct.
It is another matter whether she should complain at all.

Meanwhile I like that Amaechi's wife is not following the Dame craze.
BTW, what does Dame stand for in Okrika or Ijaw language huh
Abi na yoruba title seeing as there is also Dame Fashola of Lagos state abi na state of Lagos sef?
Politics › Re: Patience - Amaechi And His Wife Refused To Pay Me Condolence Visit by anonimi: 3:05pm On Aug 20, 2013
Kassidy90: The insults at GEJ & PEJ are now 2 much. U guys should show some respect 2 ur President and First lady & STOP abusing d dull EEEEDIOTS grin grin
Respect begets respect.
Mrs. Patience Jonathan has shown no respect for herself, so how can anyone respect her huh
She is simply creating problems for her husband's public perception thus detracting attention from the few good works he is doing and that are finally showing dividends.
If she cannot keep her excesses in check fisherman Joe should really consider giving her the Winnie Mandela treatment- divorce.
QED
Politics › Re: El-rufai - Buhari Has Nothing To Offer, He Should Retire by anonimi: 2:02pm On Aug 20, 2013
Mallam El-Rufai wishes to remind General Buhari that he has remained perpetually unelectable because his record as military head of state, and afterwards, is a warning that many Nigerians have wisely heeded.
His insensitivity to Nigeria’s diversity and his parochial focus are already well-known.
In 1984, Buhari allowed 53 suitcases belonging to his ADC’s father to enter Nigeria unchecked at a time the country was exchanging old currency for new.
Against all canons of legal decency, he used retroactive laws to execute three young men for drug-peddling after they were convicted by a military tribunal and not regular courts of law.
Buhari was so high handed that he gave himself and his officials immunity even from truthful reporting.
That obnoxious Decree 4, against which truth was no defence, was used to jail journalists and attempt to cow the media as a whole.
That tyrannical legislation shows the essence of his intolerance. These are facts of recent history.

The story of counter-trade and import licensing, the cornerstone of Buhari’s stone-age economic strategy and those whose interests it served, is a tale for another day.
Interesting excerpt from the SMD.
Politics › Re: FG Pays Off 20,304 PHCN Workers by anonimi: 1:53pm On Aug 20, 2013
[quote author=Frank-C]You forgot to mention that he also actually flagged off the contruction of the Second Niger Bridge without a design or contract. He practically rented some contractor equipments for few hours and did his thing before the camera.

No serious President shoudl fail to make reasonable impact in the electricity sector after spending $16b in a period of 8 years.

On GEJ, don't forget that Yar'Adua cancelled the power projects when he listened to house of reps probe report and decided to be a 'servant leader'. Technically speaking, GEJ started those power projects.[/quote]Thank you for the brief refresher course on our recent history of the power sector.
We will see greater efforts by the REVISIONISTS to re-write our story with "facts" concocted in their very fertile & imaginative minds.
See as dem don dey start talk sey na Tinubu criticism na im make Jonathan dey achieve so much.

Akinmail: this is one of the benefits of having a strong opposition
it forces the government of the day to perform. Tinubu should be happy he has helped in his own way to help nigrians by creating aformidable opposition. Nice.
Shall we say it is because there has been no meaningful opposition criticism in Lagos for the past 14 years of Tinubu and his boy, Fashola that we have had dismal and abject FAILURE in the provision of BASIC services such as huh

* free and COMPULSORY education for all children in primary, vocational and secondary schools.
* pipeborne water.
* feeder roads
* functional primary health centres and specialist hospitals such that Fashola's dad was treated abroad before he died and Tinubu is now in the US for treatment.
Politics › Re: Patience - Amaechi And His Wife Refused To Pay Me Condolence Visit by anonimi: 12:48pm On Aug 20, 2013
Politics › Re: FG Pays Off 20,304 PHCN Workers by anonimi: 10:34am On Aug 20, 2013
HNosegbe: 16 billion DOLLARS, actually.
You don't mean greenbacks, USA money and nothing on the ground to show.
And the yeye man go dey preach sey im generation dey cursed.
Only in Nigeria!
Yeeeeeepa!!!


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Politics › Re: FG Pays Off 20,304 PHCN Workers by anonimi: 10:18am On Aug 20, 2013
ITbomb: Yes because your tribesman Obasanjo decieved Nigerians by signing an Agreement with ASUU which he had no intention or capability to implement.
Also your leaders for the past 20 years did not have the willpower to invest in power infrastruture UNTIL GEJ CAME.
Thank you for reminding those who have forgotten and/or conveniently chosen to forget.
Baba Iyabo spent N=16 billion with absolutely nothing to show for it and he was the Commander-in-Chief Thief for eight WASTED years.

Is it not said that A people that ignore their history is a LOST people huh
Anyway na so e be for mumuland!!!
Food › Re: Male Professional Cooks - The New Trend In Nigeria? by anonimi: 5:59pm On Aug 19, 2013
berem: They cooked rice, both jollof and fried, semovita and egusi soup. The egusi soup was so tasty and delicious i had to get it frozen and bring some to Lagos. hehehehe!
Indulging in the highlighted is not likely to make you have a body like Toni Braxton at 45 as per your wish on the other thread.
#JustSaying.
Politics › Re: Poor Road Network At Iyana Ejigbo by anonimi: 12:46pm On Aug 19, 2013
ba7man: Don't tell me you believe those bogus census figures provided by the FG. Are you a learner?? Who doesn't know they normally downplay the population in the south?? I guess you're one of the last people left that believe this.

The LASG even currently projected the population at 21 million so I'm being modest by saying 18 million. The parallel census conducted by the LASG in 2006 reported 17.5 million but i know you'll dodge that link and go pick up the one that suits you view.
Hope you don't mind providing us details of "The parallel census conducted by the LASG in 2006 reported 17.5 million but i know you'll dodge that link".
Thanks in advance.
Politics › Re: Poor Road Network At Iyana Ejigbo by anonimi: 9:16am On Aug 19, 2013
@ba7man,

Now I see that it was your comprehension problem that led you to conclude that I said what I clearly did not say but you wrongly concluded that I implied.
How does stating a fact that Lagos has been federal capital for some 100 years with INFRASCTRUCTURE developed with Niger Delta oil revenue compared to Akwa Ibom starting from SCRATCH imply that state is HARDER to govern?
Is it that you have REDUCED governance to simply the establishment of infrastructures huh
Don't you think that is not only elementary but also totally misleading?

BTW, where did you get the 18 million population figure for Lagos from?
Plucked from the air somewhere huh
FYI and others who may be deceived by such outrageous population figures, in the 2006 census Lagos has 9,113,605 behind Kano state with 9,401,288 while Akwa Ibom state has 3,902,051.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nigerian_states_by_population

Has there been any other census since then?
Is there any chance we can stick to VERIFIABLE FACTS when we discuss huh
Politics › Re: Poor Road Network At Iyana Ejigbo by anonimi: 8:42am On Aug 19, 2013
ba7man: @ Anonimi. When next you argue, argue to learn, not to prove you know. I'v learnt from people like @Sincere Nigerian and @Tarhaqa (people against my school of thot) by just simply being quiet and analyzing what they said.

By saying Akwa-Ibom is harder to Govern, you just revealed that you don't really know what you're talking about (And you have one of the loudest voices).

That's like saying ruling Brunei is harder than ruling India.....That's bonkers, man.
Please I take God beg you make you post and quote where I said "Akwa Ibom is harder to Govern".
Now why is that so difficult for you huh
Politics › Re: Poor Road Network At Iyana Ejigbo by anonimi: 8:29am On Aug 19, 2013
ba7man: Yeah, its difficult when you're to provide for approximately 18 million people living in one of the most congested urban sprawls in the world........But that you mentioned Akwa-Ibom being a harder State to Govern just revealed it to me that the foundation of your arguement is flawed.

You need to read more.
I sincerely hope you will be kind enough to show me and everyone else where I specifically "mentioned Akwa-Ibom being a harder State to Govern".
Politics › Re: Poor Road Network At Iyana Ejigbo by anonimi: 8:12am On Aug 19, 2013
ba7man: f you can't understand the negative effect of an over-crowded, decaying,largely unplanned urban sprawly that's one of the largest in Africa on effective Governance......I'm sorry i have no business talking to you.

So its easier to Govern and carry out projects in a sleepy bushy location than an overcrowded, unplanned city that's so large its one of the largest gathering of people in the world??

Seriously, its one of the ways I now judge intelligence.

What's the point of a Large population when a large percentage of them are a liability on the State??

Large population is only a plus when the State's economy can empower them.

Damn!! Some people really feel intelligent, didn't they study Social Studies in primary school dealing with the effects of over-crowding in cities??

It leads to rapid decay of infrastructure, crime, diseases, dirty environments etc....Lagos has been decaying for decades before this administration.

If you can't understand this simple lesson taught in Primary school, God help you.
All the dogo turenci above simply confirms what quite a number of people have known for quite some time and oters are slowly realising- Fashola is a dismal FAILURE in delivering BASIC services to all residents of Lagos STATE but a spectacular success in raising REVENUE from the same residents.
14 years (ALMOST ONE & A HALF DECADES) of continuous, unbroken "progressive" administration
of Tinubu and his boy, Fashola with gargantuan increase in IGR yet the "excellent" duo cannot fix the BASIC problems of the state.
SMH!!!
Politics › Re: Poor Road Network At Iyana Ejigbo by anonimi: 7:11am On Aug 19, 2013
[quote author=t-something]You guys always use this population story as an excuse for his failures. Cairo is an African city more populated than Lagos state yet they have everything working .

Lagos state is what it is in terms of economy due to its huge population , else without that, it won't be any attractive than Ekiti. If you enjoy the financial benefits of a huge population, you should also be man enough to confront her challenges. So stop complaining about population.

By the way, what has population got to do with fixing a few Km of local road? Is Fashola feeding 18 million Lagosians with the money? How many Lagosians attend his public schools? How many Lagosians does he treat free or even at subsidized rate? Even the few roads he built he collects tolls on them, so in essence due to the large population you're complaining about , Fashola is able to recoup all the money spent in constructing the roads with profits.

So stop spinning that population excuse ! The HUGE POPULATION IS A PLUS TO LAGOS![/quote]Thank you for pointing out the population ADVANTAGE of Lagos. Nor mind these people dem.
When dem dey chop 60% IGR from the pockets, wallets, bags & handbags of Lagosians inside dem annual budget dem nor dey complain of population oh!
Once you talk of providing COMMENSURATE BASIC SERVICE na im dem go dey open mouth talk population this, population that. Meanwhile Kano state has a BIGGER population than the Lagos state sef!!!
Let us also not forget the INHERITED infrastructure advantage of Lagos being the capital of Nigeria for some 100 years i.e. a century with Niger Delta oil revenue used all these years. Unlike states like Akwa Ibom that have nothing to start with and have to develop from SCRATCH!
These ACN people na real PENKELEMESS, propaganda-fuelled progressives!!!
Politics › Re: Jonathan Creates Maiduguri-based Army Division For Boko Haram by anonimi: 6:25pm On Aug 18, 2013
JNdupu: No mind them.

Even in the new testament, Matthew5:17-18, Jesus said ...

17 “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. 18 For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished.
You try gan ni. I hope sey nor be matter of (mis)understanding of the Queen's language.
When you FULFIL something do you go back to it?
When your goal is ACCOMPLISHED do you continue to pursue the goal?


Again kudos to GEJ for taking necessary steps to curb the TERRORIST menace of those who continue to believe they are born-to-rule. They tried OBJoke with Sharia led by the baby-snatching SINator Yerima, now na to unleash Boko Haram.
Politics › Re: Ribadu: How Gani Fawehinmi Mentored Me by anonimi: 2:25pm On Aug 18, 2013
He must have forgotten Gani Fawehinmi's mentoring lessons and his ideological stance when

* he allowed himself to be recruited by Tinubu as the ACN presidential candidate in 2011 and subsequently agreed to step down for his fulani brother, Buhari.
Politics › Re: Only Vagabonds Abandon Education - David-west by anonimi: 2:19pm On Aug 18, 2013
Donmams: Quite unfortunate that the youths whose future is being thrown to the dogs by the GEJ administration can't see nothing wrong with their plight. Let's wait for 2015.
Are the state universities any better than the federal universities in this regard huh
Are the state universities not also on strike?
Was Fashola's LASU not owing academic and non-academic staff 17 months salary?
Can you imagine, 17 months salary by the "excellent, progressive, best" governor despite raising fees from 25k to 250k!

Idris also alleges that though the university owes lecturers and non-academic members of staff 17 months salary arrears, it has failed to engage in dialogue with the union on how the debt would be paid. He explains that the state government agreed to pay 50 per cent of the arrears, while LASU should pay the remaining 50 per cent. The state government, he says, “has honoured its own part of the deal while the management has offered to pay 20 per cent alongside our July salary, but they are not saying anything about how to pay the rest and we told them that we should meet on this. So far, they have refused to meet with us.”

On this, Fosudo, who describes himself as a member of ASUU, says the 20 per cent has been paid on Friday, together with the July salary, adding that the remaining would be paid soon. Idris confirms this but insists that the method adopted by the management is faulty.

http://www.punchng.com/education/high-tuition-poor-facilities-spur-disquiet-in-lasu/
SMH!!!
Politics › Re: Only Vagabonds Abandon Education - David-west by anonimi: 2:10pm On Aug 18, 2013
Dagoma: I have been wondering what they eat in the Aso with about one billion budgeted for President and 700m for VP for their feeding. Does that really make sense?
Do you know your state's budget for similar item?
What about your LGA's budget huh

PS.: This is NOT to exonorate the Presidency BUT rather to alert us to the mess going on even closer home to us in our LGAs and states.
What is the situation with primary, vocational and secondary chools that are the RESPONSIBILITY of states and LGAs?
Politics › Re: Jonathan Creates Maiduguri-based Army Division For Boko Haram by anonimi:
abes: If they don't carry out the instructions as stated in the Bible, then they are non-believers.
You need to go through your quotes from the Bible again to find out that your above assertion is very wrong.

CHRISTians (followers of the teachings of Christ as spelt out in the four gospels and supported by other scriptures in the Bible) do not need to carry out instructions that are NOT directed at them.
Your quotes reflect

* what God will do to those who disobey Him, NOT what His followers/believers need to do on his BEHALF.
* instructions related to the war times of Israel against its neighbours and enslavers in the Old Testament.

Was it Peter who killed the two people in the text from Acts of Apostles that you quoted?
If yes, how did he kill them?
With what weapons huh

Now consider what Christ's instructions are concerning those who do not accept His message as preached by His follwoers:

And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear your words, when ye depart out of that house or city, shake off the dust of your feet.

Matthew 10:14
http://www.christnotes.org/bible.php?q=matthew+10%3A14&ver=kjv&as_within=40-43


And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear you, when ye depart thence, shake off the dust under your feet for a testimony against them. Verily I say unto you, It shall be more tolerable for Sodom and Gomorrha in the day of judgment, than for that city.

Mark 6:11
http://www.christnotes.org/bible.php?q=mark+6%3A11&ver=kjv


And whosoever will not receive you, when ye go out of that city, shake off the very dust from your feet for a testimony against them.

Luke 9:5
http://www.christnotes.org/bible.php?q=luke+9%3A5&ver=kjv
In short CHRISTianity is not by force and God does not need anyone to kill people on His behalf because they do not want to worship in a particular RELIGION's way/method.
It should stand to reason that any god that requires his followers to kill those who refuse to worship in his particular way cannot be ALMIGHTY. Or can he/she huh

@ OP, It should be increasingly obvious to our compatriots that Jonathan is slowly but steadily dealing with the TERRORIST challenges thrown at him by those who believe they are born-to-rule even though the many decades they ruled us before was pure disaster.
Meanwhile the previously shoeless boy from Otuoke continues to deliver on rectifying the deep rot in our socio-economic life slowly through well thought out POLICIES.
Politics › Re: Abia Govt To Train 40,000 Artisans by anonimi: 4:21pm On Aug 17, 2013
owolabifunke14: nope,I wil giv it to my bros so dat he wil use his laptop to resize it. Expect d thread by monday
ok oh.
Make I book my space for Monday then.
Politics › Re: Poor Road Network At Iyana Ejigbo by anonimi: 3:36pm On Aug 17, 2013
I see the Association of Conmen in Nigeria, ACN e-timidators are hard at work to harrass and scare the lily livered critics of their patro saint and holy sheik into silence by screaming Igbo and bigot.
Sorry guys, can't always work.
Rather tell your idol to get busy and fix the feeder roads in Lagos STATE rather than struggling with the FGN to repair and toll the Airport road.
MISPLACED priority fake progressives with over 14 years in power and so many trillions down their budget drain.
Did I hear someone say the best governor in the world huh
Crime › Re: Nigerian Caught In UK Sham Marriage by anonimi: 8:15am On Aug 17, 2013
Has anyone seen the news about the British guy caught in sham marriage in Nigeria huh

Now that would be newsy news, right?
Sports › Re: Kwara Utd Fc Vs Enugu Rangers - Match Pictures by anonimi: 6:11pm On Aug 16, 2013
TochiPhotos: The game was an end to end encounter as fans who came out en masse to support the home team were treated to a football masterpiece.

NB: Pictures have been severely compressed in line with nairaland's less than 200kb policy and to enable faster loading.. if you need any original image send me an email.
First of all you do well gan ni for take the fine pictures come share them with us for here.
Oga Seun also do well for put am for FP, abi na im mod we go thank sef

However, e be like sey dem get am for invisible fans for Ilorin fa!
Because na so I look for the "en masse" so tey eyes come dey pain me sef.
huh shocked grin

Seriously must we always EMBELLISH everything to the extent that we make our stories incredibly ridiculous.
What is wrong with simply saying fans turned out for the match huh
Does it take anything away from the story?
When you say the fans turned out en masse, why will the oga at the top be convinced of a need to do things for more fans to watch the Nigerian league matches since the fans are already turning out "en masse" huh
Make you nor forget sey when the fans really start turning out en masse, it will mean more good business for your sport photography business.
So keep the commentary as clean just like your beautiful pictures.
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye Is Not Wrong by anonimi: 2:04pm On Aug 16, 2013
frosbel: I will never forget a redeemed brother many years ago , who told me about the extent of immorality , sexual perversion and abortion among the so called 'holy' sisters. Truly sad. These days it is no more about godly living or holiness, what counts is church membership, and as long as you are seen in church 5 times a week, contributing your tithes and offerings, and spending time that should have been spent with your family to further the empires of MEN , you are right with GOD , a trusted believer to be counted upon. On the contrary, if you are a believer who hardly goes to church and does not pay tithes and offerings yet living a godly live, you are discounted as an unbeliever or backslider. Talk about calling evil good and god evil.

If these people are so godly , why are we not seeing the good fruits in our country, why are the leaders wining and dining with corrupt politicians, supporting political parties, keeping quiet when unjust laws are enacted, and generally doing almost nothing to help the poor ?
Because the religious (muslim, christian and traditional) leaders are in a SYMBIOTIC relationship.

World English Dictionary
symbiosis (ˌsɪmbɪˈəʊsɪs, ˌsɪmbaɪˈəʊsɪs)

— n
1. a close and usually obligatory association of two organisms of different species that live together, often to their mutual benefit
2. a similar relationship between interdependent persons or groups

[C19: via New Latin from Greek: a living together; see symbiont ]

symbi'otic

— adj

symbi'otical

— adj


http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/symbiotic
The politicians cripple the economy and make the people hopeless.
The religious leaders give them "promise of hope" via breakthroughs here and heaven hereafter.
So the people are PEACEFUL with the politicians and can WAIT for their TURN as ordained by God.
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye Is Not Wrong by anonimi: 11:06am On Aug 16, 2013
Tejufemi: my dear brother/sister or whorefa,,our God is Omnipresent and can be worshipped everywhere like u rightly said...but d same scripture says....do not forsake the gathering of d brethren!!!!! wink wink winkGod performs his miracles anywhere..get dt right undecided undecided
Would you consider, FOR EXAMPLE, the gathering of people on this NL thread as a "gathering of the brethren" which Apostle Paul referred to?
Or it must be in a place where there is the "presence of God" such as RCCG's Auditorium, again FOR EXAMPLE?
Politics › Re: Fashola's Performance Is Overblown – CACOL by anonimi: 11:02am On Aug 16, 2013
Manlado: Mr. Intelligent

How was naira to dollar is Awolowo/Jakande time.?
Compare kind of school they built. One standard school now will build 20 of the old one.
UK and US for a period of 30 years to 14 years of modern development.

Man, you no get points.

Go do your homework.
Tell us the equivalent of how much each government made and how it was spent.
Otherwise, get a job and pay your taxes.

Unless, of course, if you are an opposition politician.

Then we need not take your action as important or genuine.
Let me give you some quick pointers:

1. Awolowo relied only on the revenue from cash crops, mainly cocoa as there was no Niger Delta oil revenue to share at the time.
2. Awolowo governed the old Western region, which included most of Lagos STATE and the defunct Mid-Western region that is now divided into Edo & Delta states.
3. In 1979 - 1983 when Jakande and the other four UPN governors did the GLORIOUS things they did for EVERYONE in their states, oil was about $32 unlike today when it is about $100. That already neutralises question of exchange rate dollar/naira that you raised.

If you still want to argue further provide the budget figures for the old Western region from 1954 and Lagos state from 1979 along with the census population for the period so you have the PER capita budget.
Deal huh
Politics › Re: Fashola's Performance Is Overblown – CACOL by anonimi: 10:56am On Aug 16, 2013
mapet: @Anonimi,

stop being disingenous with your frivolous use of information out of context.

1. The issue of 17month backlog was a fallout of monies being owed when lecturers went on strike in the past.
2. Facts even from the report stated clearly that as soon as was agreed, Lagos State Government clearly fulfilled their part of the bargain
3. The Lecturers' grouse is the fact LASU management's unilateral decision to split it's own share of the 50% contribution
4. Your analysis on Soludo is just LAME. Have you passed through any University at allhuh
Abeg oga, sorry sir, I nor pass through university oh.
Na pass by I bin just pass by the gate. E come be like sey you don forget sey I bin wave you that time wey I pass by instead of passing through
Mtscheeeeeeeeeeeeew.

LASU academic & NON-ACADEMIC staff were owed 17 months salary despite hike in fees from 25k to 250k- FACT.
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye Is Not Wrong by anonimi: 10:25am On Aug 16, 2013
Tejufemi: u guys av to stop criticizing men of God....Baba Adeboye gave good reasons for embarking on the new auditorium project. If you were at the convention, u cud see spill ovas of d auditorium all around the camp...what if it had rained that day?it wud av bn a great disaster. Mind you,the main reason for the building of the new auditorium is to accommodate people who come there to seek the face of God. In addition,there are three special programmes like that in a year,asides the monthly services...the church is built to accommodate God's people who come to seek His face&don't let"s 4get dt many needs are being met on this land and people's prayers are also been answered which is the most important tin to us if truly we are our brothers' keepers.
sorry 4d long epistle grin grin grin grin grin
Is the God that you serve no longer OMNIPRESENT?
Is He no longer a SPIRIT whom Jesus said can be worshipped ANYWHERE as he is not confined to a place?

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