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Business › Re: N100 Monthly Charge On First-Bank ATM Withdrawals by anonimi: 8:14am On Mar 05, 2013
doctokwus: If not stoppd,dis wi b copied by oda banks& d ripoff of customers wud continue.
Wen CBN stupidly abolished d 100 for use of other banks ATM,I laffed. How are d banks to maintain& increase d deployment of ATM wen d incentive for doing so was abolished,alas now this! In case pple don't know,dis wud generate more money for d banks dan d abolished method. If for e.g 1st bank has 10m bank customers,all who wud invariably b charged dis fee,in a mth,d bank gets a guaranteed N1b,evn if their atm packs up d whole mth.
CBN Policy makers starting frm d days of Soludo,wen d CBN was made to b an independent financial regulating body,exarcebated wt dis mallam's tenure,av always thought wt their as ses dan their brains!
First you should put space between your sentences and lear to use paragraphs as appropriate otherwise people might assume you also think with your ass rather than your brain. That may be why it is so easy to assume that your CBN governors are doing likewise.
It is obvious [size=13pt]YOU[/size] have no problem with the LAWLESSNESS of the banks. The CBN issued a directive, any bank that has problem with such should take legal action to revoke such directive not taking unilateral action to undermine the authority of the CBN. Is that something you can understand huh

That lawlessness is possible because we have leaders who are also lawless from the LG councillor to the President and we all dey look like Lukman high on Lucozade, unable to do anything but whine.


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Culture › Re: Is Wearing Western Clothing Forsaking Your Culture? by anonimi: 6:56am On Mar 04, 2013
@ OP,

Not necessarily.
And you seem on the right path as you seem to only wear it on Sundays as in not everyday to work, play etc.
The main thing as someone wrote is to know about our culture and history and how to adapt it to the MODERN (not Western) civilised way of doing things.



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Christianity Etc › Re: Give Your 'Tithes' And Offerings To The Less Fortunate In Church by anonimi: 1:23pm On Mar 03, 2013
Acidosis: The tithe is for him! Alone? Ask your Pastor i/c. He's God's sheperd on earth. If God wanted you to control "tithes" and decide who to give, he would have made you a PASTOR!
You obviously do not know what you are talking about in your bold question above.
Even under the Old Testament, which is no longer applicable to CHRISTians as Jesus "fulfilled" the law, we are told:

22 Thou shalt truly tithe all the increase of thy seed, that the field bringeth forth year by year.
23 And thou shalt eat before the Lord thy God,
in the place which he shall choose to place his name there, the tithe of thy corn, of thy wine, and of thine oil, and the firstlings of thy herds and of thy flocks; that thou mayest learn to fear the Lord thy God always.
24 And if the way be too long for thee, so that thou art not able to carry it; or if the place be too far from thee, which the Lord thy God shall choose to set his name there, when the Lord thy God hath blessed thee:
25 Then shalt thou turn it into money, and bind up the money in thine hand, and shalt go unto the place which the Lord thy God shall choose:
26 And thou shalt bestow that money for whatsoever thy soul lusteth after, for oxen, or for sheep, or for wine, or for strong drink, or for whatsoever thy soul desireth: and thou shalt eat there before the Lord thy God, and thou shalt rejoice, thou, and thine household,
27 And the Levite that is within thy gates; thou shalt not forsake him; for he hath no part nor inheritance with thee.
28 At the end of three years thou shalt bring forth all the tithe of thine increase the same year, and shalt lay it up within thy gates:
29 And the Levite, (because he hath no part nor inheritance with thee,) and the stranger, and the fatherless, and the widow, which are within thy gates, shall come, and shall eat and be satisfied; that the Lord thy God may bless thee in all the work of thine hand which thou doest.

[url=http://www.christnotes.org/bible.php?q=deuteronomy+14%3A+22-29&ver=kjv]Deuteronomy[/url]
Celebrities › Re: Armed Robbers Attack Denrele Edun's Family Home by anonimi: 1:07pm On Mar 03, 2013
born2fuck: The rewards of our bad leadership and corruption governments since 1960 have started to yield result in all regions.... Boko haram, oil bunkering, kidnapping in east have been extended to ore road and ogun state, arm robbery in south, if our government invest in the nation, create jobs or allowance for unemployment,ensure like the poorest could get 3 meals a day through creation of food bank, CCTV camera everywhere, both the rich and the poor will be benefiting now but the gap between them won't be as high as it is now... this crime rate will be low
Thanks for the bold part in particular.
However the bad leaders are because the people want them so. They are not aliens dropped from Mars or some other country. They are our relations and acquaintances, particularly at the LG chairman/councillor, state & federal legislator levels.
The power to change for better is with us not someone else. Let's use it!!!


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Islam › Re: Islam Takes Root In Brazil by anonimi: 7:20am On Mar 03, 2013
[quote author=Find Out!]you and this your plenty 'claims' that the Qur'an supports murder. I'm sure this is not the first time you've brought them up here on NL & [size=13pt]i'm sure you've been replied and the so called killer verses have been well explained to you.[/size] But you are a typical 'black man' sha, so I forgive your seeming */deliberate* lack of understanding. Go online yourself and read articles explaining those verses.

Enjoy your weekend smiley[/quote]And there I was looking for the link of the thread that you referred to in bold. But no.
Nothing. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Rien.
What a waste of my data pack!!!
Christianity Etc › Re: Prospering By Seeking God By Pastor Adeboye by anonimi: 7:14am On Mar 03, 2013
ighoosagie: Seek wisdom and not power, like solomon who seek wisdom and d wisdom brought power and fame.
Please tell us how you seek wisdom to obtain it huh
Listening to MoGs seeking to enrich themselves or
* reading your Bible,
* studying hard and as wide as possible to understand how the world works
* travelling to other lands to learn new ways and develop yourself & society huh

one particular thing I love abt PST E.A Adeboye is d humility he has..
The man don take im own mouth talk sey na packaging, why do you continue to allow yourself be deceived by these wolves in sheep's clothing huh
Islam › Re: Islam Takes Root In Brazil by anonimi: 9:28am On Mar 02, 2013
adaybayor: Sorry you are the hypocrite here. Give us instances where you have seen converts being killed, you don't come here and spill trash
Just one example from right here in Africa:

Somalia’s Starving Christians Struggle After Beheading
Sunday, September 18, 2011 (10:39 am)

MOGADISHU, SOMALIA (BosNewsLife)–- Hungry minority Christians in Somalia faced another struggle Sunday, September 18, after suspected Islamic militants beheaded a Christian convert and foreign aid workers were banned from reaching a dying population.

Somali Christians and human rights activists confirmed that the body of Juma Nuradin Kamil, a kidnapped Christian who converted from Islam, was found decapitated near the southern town of Hudur on September 2.

He was apparently killed after three suspected members of the Islamic group al-Shabab pushed him into a car, witnesses said.

"Islamic radicals kidnapped a Christian brother and then beheaded him. His decapitated body was discovered" by locals on a street, explained Jonathan Racho, the regional manager for Africa of advocacy group International Christian Concern (ICC).

More Details here
To see other examples check this web site:
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/Quran/012-apostasy.htm

Moreover did the Koran not say the following:

Qur'an (4:89) - "They wish that you should disbelieve as they disbelieve, and then you would be equal; therefore take not to yourselves friends of them, until they emigrate in the way of God; then, if they turn their backs, take them, and slay them wherever you find them; take not to yourselves any one of them as friend or helper."

Qur'an (9:11-12) - "But if they repent and establish worship and pay the poor-due, then are they your brethren in religion. We detail Our revelations for a people who have knowledge. And if they break their pledges after their treaty (hath been made with you) and assail your religion, then fight the heads of disbelief - Lo! they have no binding oaths - in order that they may desist."

Other verses that seem to support the many Hadith demanding death for apostates are Qur'an verses 2:217, 9:73-74, 88:21, 5:54, and 9:66.
I think you should endeavour to read the Koran by yourself to understand the basis of your belief. Xtians were also in bondage in Europe for over 1,000 until printing was invented and the Bible became widely available to the annoyance of the rulers then with the Roman catholic church. Nothing new there.
Music/Radio › Re: Damino Damoche Shot Dead At LASU Gate by anonimi: 4:09pm On Mar 01, 2013
solomonkane: A cultist who sang latrine music, engaged in advanced fee fraud a.k.a 419 has been paid his just wages and you people are crying? How disgusting!!!. The unfortunate thing about the death is that his partners in stupidity will be out gunning for revenge and innocent lives will be lost. The V/C, the police and by extension BRF should use this as an opportunity to rid that school of all the useless cretins who call themselves cultists in the same way OAU did theirs after the killings of the SUG leaders in the late 90s.
Abeg take time oh. Why you dey bring oga patapata for Lagos inside this cult matter huh
This is GEJ's fault and he has to come down sharp sharp to LASU gate to finish the matter. Labaran Maku's GGT is the cause of the whole wahala sef hence BRF insisted the tour must not come to Lagos.
sarcastic mode
Islam › Re: Islam Takes Root In Brazil by anonimi: 3:58pm On Mar 01, 2013
ffo: How many countries are doing this? take a look at Islamic dominated countries like UAE, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, etc, Christians are NEVER [/b]allowed to practiced their religions openly.
Why are you going so far huh
Did you not see this

[b]To avoid being banned, please ensure that your post is not offensive to Islam
on top of the reply box on NL huh
However one should note that Xtianity was just as intolerant up till some 500-700 years ago when people started reading the Bible on their own. Quite a few people were burned at the stake for being in possession of the Bible while the Roman Catholic church was in charge there.
Islam › Re: Islam Takes Root In Brazil by anonimi: 3:45pm On Mar 01, 2013
Will these people recently converted to Islam in Brazil be FREE to convert back to Christianity if they so desire huh
What does the Koran say about such return FROM Islam?
Music/Radio › Re: Damino Damoche Shot Dead At LASU Gate by anonimi: 9:05am On Mar 01, 2013
mobuch: Nairaland moderators can be so silly
Me I nor too go school o but as I come look the "Viewing this thread" with maybe 250 people na so I come dey wonder who silly pass:

a) You
b) NL mods.

Make you sef look am again.
Music/Radio › Re: Damino Damoche Shot Dead At LASU Gate by anonimi: 8:55am On Mar 01, 2013
[quote author=~Bluetooth]@topic

Why do Nigerian police dump dead bodies in the trunk of their vehicle ? Don't they have ambulances ?[/quote]Dem never get correct college for train dem cadets you dey ask of ambulance! Nor be 9ja you dey?
IGP and other officers down the line dey chop & clean mouth as per the opportunity wey dey for dem level. Na im be sey nothing spoil on the personal level.
Meanwhile yawa dey gas for community & country level, which will affect the individuals ultimately.

@OP,

Pity the guy wasted his life and his parents' resources.



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Literature › Re: Flora Nwapa, First Female Novelist by anonimi: 4:14pm On Feb 28, 2013
Good write up as usual by Iyaniwura. Please keep it up.
May I suggest you do "abridged" short & sharp versions of the bios of these folks. I understand you have summarised already but given the lazy folks we have nowadays you may have to try even more to attract them to exercise their brains and arouse their literary curiosity.
Kudos!
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Celebrities › Re: Things You Never Knew About Mike Adenuga, Nigeria’s Second Richest Man by anonimi: 12:41pm On Feb 26, 2013
tweetobyte: I could not read more than ten lines from that article. Can someone please summarize it for me in one sentence? huh
How much are you willing to pay?
No free summaries, you know!
Celebrities › Re: Things You Never Knew About Mike Adenuga, Nigeria’s Second Richest Man by anonimi: 9:01am On Feb 26, 2013
For those who may be wondering about the legacy prospects of Adenuga investing in his cultural heritage, as per earlier post, read the follwoing from oyinbo BBC site:

Searching for the Queen of Sheba

A team of British scientists may have rediscovered the centre of one of Africa's greatest kingdoms - and the possible burial place of the legendary Queen of Sheba.
Hidden in the Nigerian rainforest, the earthworks at Eredo are just a few hour's drive from Lagos.

The team from Bournemouth University, working with archaeologist Dr Patrick Darling, have completed a preliminary survey of the wall and ditch measuring 70ft high in places and around 100 miles long.

While not approaching the complexity of a project like the pyramids in Egypt, the builders would have shifted an estimated 3.5 million cubic metres of earth during construction of the ramparts.
This is one million cubic metres more than the amount of rock and earth used in the Great Pyramid at Giza.

The wall marks out what the believed boundary of the original Ijebu kingdom, ruled by the 'Awujale' spiritual leader.

Civil wars and the arrival of the British eventually broke the kingdom's centuries-old Lagos lagoon trade monopoly.
But the Awujale of the modern day town of Ijebu-Ode still holds a traditional position of responsibility.

Dr Darling, described the Eredo site as a breathtaking find with many of its remains relatively intact, though overgrown by the rainforest.

"We are not linking what we found to a city, but to a vast kingdom boundary rampart," he told the BBC.
"The vertical sided ditches go around the area for 100 miles and it is more than 1,000 years old.
"That makes it the earliest proof of an kingdom founded in the African rainforest."

Love story

But more intriguing still is the suggested link to the Queen of Sheba, one of the world's oldest love stories.
According to the Old Testament, the Queen, ruler of Saba, sent a camel train of gold and ivory to King Solomon.

Solomon wooed and married the queen after she became overwhelmed by the splendour of his palace and their son began a dynasty of rulers in Ethiopia.
The Bible dates the queen's reign to the tenth century BC and modern scholars have speculated that a link between Judea and an ancient African queen led to the emergence of Judaism in Ethiopia.
In a tale closely linked to that in the Bible, the Koran describes the Queen as a sun worshipper based in the Arabian peninsula who was converted to Islam.
Arabian legend names the queen "Bilqis" and links her to the incense trade which was then a source of great regional power.

Bilikisu Sungbo

But 500-year-old Portuguese documents hint at the power of an Ijebu kingdom and build the case for Sheba being on the other side of the continent.
Local people near to the Eredo monuments link the area to Bilikisu Sungbo, another name for Sheba, said Dr Darling.
Local tradition speaks of a great queen building a vast monument of remembrance and there is an annual pilgrimage to what is believed to be her grave.

The region's long history of gold and ivory trade and the cultural importance of eunuchs linked to royal households further support the Sheba link.
"I don't want to overplay the Sheba theory, but it cannot be discounted," said Dr Darling.
"The local people believe it and that's what is important.
"Hundreds or thousands of pilgrims come to this area every year to honour what could be her grave, a magical shrine grove under tall trees.
"She's very much a real figure to local people. She is associated with the earlier figure of Bilikiso Sungbo, but I think the traditional figure was a powerful matriarch.
"The most cogent argument against it at the moment is the dating."

World heritage

The Pyramids: Could Nigeria find rival the great wonder?
Dr Darling, a member of the African Legacy educational organisation which is working with the Nigerian Government, said that Eredo could become Nigeria's first world heritage site, joining monuments like Stonehenge in the UK and the pyramids of Egypt.
He said Eredo had remained hidden to the outside world because of the lack of scientific and archaeological research in west Africa.
"What is exciting about this for me is that we are beginning to bring out the tremendous political and cultural achievements of black Africa," he said.
"But there is a lot more work that we can do in the region."


BBC News
For how long will we black people allow our stories be told by the whites and remain enslaved to them in all ways despite our individual brightness huh
Celebrities › Re: Things You Never Knew About Mike Adenuga, Nigeria’s Second Richest Man by anonimi:
Quite an impressive mini-bio.
I hope the OP does research jobs for Nollywood film writers and producers. That should give added reality and professionalism to the films coming out of Naija.
One major comma in the guy's story as with other black successful business people is that they do not think about MEANINGFUL ways to enhance the inherited legacy of their people and leaving a foot print on the sands of time beyond their core endeavour. Wole Soynika's comments can be taken in that frame of mind. For example, Mike Adenuga can invest his money for archeological and anthropological study of the Orisun Sugbo walls/pyramid in Ijebu area thus creating greater pride in his roots beyond the ubiquitous owambe to re-bury a parent who died when he was not very rich. Those things don't make a people rich. Rather the contrary.
Another issue is why his company does not pay pensioners?
Or how come he cheats on taxes from his companies to the government therefore denying citizens, including himself the needed infrastructure to be built from such taxes huh
That is not being responsible or is it?
Overall, it is clear that spending days and night vigils seeking breakthroughs in churches, mosques and shrines won't cut it. Hardwork, smart hardwork and even more smart hardwork is what gives wealth. Even the manna that God gave the Israelites in the desert could not be stored overnight!


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Education › Re: Represent Your Primary, Secondary And College by anonimi: 4:11pm On Feb 21, 2013
Great thread.
Anyone done something to give back to his primary, secondary schools or university -particularly in Nigeria huh
Tried for my uni in 2011 but could not get enough collaborators. Hope to do for my secondary school within the next 5/10 years.

Ifeoluwa Boarding School, Osogbo
Sacred Heart Nurs./Pry. School, Ibadan
Ibadan City Council Pry. Sch., Ibadan
Baptist High School, Iwo
St. Anthony's Sec. Sch, Ilorin
Univ. of Benin, Benin-City
Univ. of Durham, UK
Celebrities › Re: Picture Of Oluchi Onweagba In Secondary School by anonimi: 9:52am On Feb 21, 2013
Orikinla: And Oluchi was a virgin until she married Luca Orlandi. She knows how to separate the boys from the men. She has dignity, integrity and nobility unlike majority of other Nigerian girls, including many on Nairaland.
What is your source?
You dey dia for the wedding night abi honeymoon night shocked
If true, she try nor be small especially these days and all the yanma, yanma talk of other people sey person wey never dis-virging na because lack of opportunity.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Pictures Of Nigerian Roadside Prostitutes In Italy by anonimi: 8:50am On Feb 21, 2013
Who is the governor of Edo state?
He is from which party?
Or since it is about NIGERIAN prostitutes then it must be GEJ and his party -PDP's fault huh
Celebrities › Re: Picture Of Oluchi Onweagba In Secondary School by anonimi: 7:08am On Feb 21, 2013
50calibre: As much as I agree with a few of what you said, I am amused at some of the other things you pointed out.
You forgot to mention the few things you agree with. That would have been very helpful to place the rest of your post.
Can you do that nowhuh

First I don't know if you are a man or a woman but for the fact you generalised all nigerian men as abusive and white men as better husbands or partners shows you aren't even as exposed or sensible as you may think you are.
If you have a basket of 10 oranges and only two are good, it will be ok to GENERALISE and say you have a basket of bad oranges.
Likewise if you have a basket of 10 oranges and only two are bad, you can also GENERALISE and say you have a basket of good oranges.
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Business › Re: Are more British-born Nigerians moving back to Nigeria ? by anonimi: 1:29pm On Feb 19, 2013
kheart: Plz who ll summarize this thread in one paragraph.
How much can you pay for such service huh
Health › Re: Latunde Odeku, Nigeria's First Neurosurgeon by anonimi: 7:55am On Feb 19, 2013
A good example of the saying that It is not how far but how well that matters.
He died at 47 but achieved what many cannot if they live for 100 years even with greater opportunities as with some of our misfit, perpetually recycled leaders.
Martin Luther King, Murtala Muhammend died before they were 40 years old but left indelible marks on this world.
Thank you Prof. Odeku for passing through this geographical entity called Nigeria.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pictures & Characteristics Of The Dead Sea by anonimi: 7:04pm On Feb 17, 2013
It is interesting to see black people doing tug-of-war over the two Middle East religions of Christianity and Islam from the children of the same father over a NATURAL phenomen that has been explained by science. Most of us are too lazy to even read the article on WHY the Dead Sea is how it is.
Must we prove right those who say that to hide something from a black man simply put it in a book or a long-ish article huh
To those who say Allah is not great or is not God, what is the Arabic translation of God (an English word) huh

BTW, I have been in the Dead Sea after visiting River Jordan and the spot where Jesus is BELIEVED to have been baptised by John the Baptist. I actually experienced the "floating" in the water with one or two photos as the space on my camera finished. The salt water nor too good sha as he dey make the body slimy and I had to wash several times to feel ok, especially in between my bums. shocked
Good TOURISM for the Jordanians that can be emulated by Nigerians for our NATURAL phenomenons.


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Politics › Re: Soyinka Leads Protest To Fashola Over N4bn First Lady House by anonimi: 11:00am On Feb 15, 2013
finni: He does not need to get to Abuja before he could register a protest. Fashola is representing the president in Lagos State. The protest letter is to be delivered to the president through Gov. Fashola.
Abeg wake up if na sleep you dey so.
Was Fashola appointed by the President?
Is this the military era when the dictator Head of State will appoint his fellow coupists as MILADs over the people?
[size=14pt]It is 14 years since we did away with that DICTATORSHIP unitary command system[/size].
In case you have forgotten, governors are now ELECTED by the people of the state.
Soyinka and his fellow protesters could have done better than this.
Don't they know their NASS senators and representatives to lodge complaints and follow the debate on the floor of the national assemblyhuh

Meanwhile the Prof and his fellow protesters will do well to also ask their LGA chairmen and councillors what they are doing with the monthly FG allocations.
It is pointless to leave the ELECTED public servants and political office holders CLOSEST to you that are doing practically nothing and start worrying about remote FG.

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Politics › Re: 69 PHCN Transformers Vandalised In Lagos by anonimi: 8:48am On Feb 13, 2013
sarutobie: this is why I always say 'hold the right person(s) accountable'...someone vandalizes the social amenities in your community,hold the local government responsible.coming to NL to shout Gej is futile..know what the responsibilities of your LG,[/b]state government and FG are....
Just a quick refresh on the functions of LGAs from the [b]1999 constitution:

Fourth Schedule
Functions of a Local Government Council

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1. The main functions of a local government council are as follows:
(a) the consideration and the making of recommendations to a State commission on economic planning or any similar body on -
(i) the economic development of the State, particularly in so far as the areas of authority of the council and of the State are affected, and
(ii) proposals made by the said commission or body;
(b) collection of rates, radio and television licences;
(c) establishment and maintenance of cemeteries, burial grounds and homes for the destitute or infirm;
(d) licensing of bicycles, trucks (other than mechanically propelled trucks), canoes, wheel barrows and carts;
(e) establishment, maintenance and regulation of slaughter houses, slaughter slabs, markets, motor parks and public conveniences;
(f) construction and maintenance of roads, streets, street lightings, drains and other public highways, parks, gardens, open spaces, or such public facilities as may be prescribed from time to time by the House of Assembly of a State;
(g) naming of roads and streets and numbering of houses;
(h) provision and maintenance of public conveniences, sewage and refuse disposal;
(i) registration of all births, deaths and marriages;

(j) assessment of privately owned houses or tenements for the purpose of levying such rates as may be prescribed by the House of Assembly of a State; and

(k) control and regulation of -

(i) out-door advertising and hoarding,
(ii) movement and keeping of pets of all description,
(iii) shops and kiosks,
(iv) restaurants, bakeries and other places for sale of food to the public,
(v) laundries, and
(vi) licensing, regulation and control of the sale of liquor.

2. The functions of a local government council shall include participation of such council in the Government of a State as respects the following matters -
the provision and maintenance of primary, adult and vocational education;
(b) the development of agriculture and natural resources, other than the exploitation of materials
(c) the provision and maintenance of health services; and
(d) such other functions as may be conferred on a local government council by the House of Assembly of the State.
Politics › Re: 69 PHCN Transformers Vandalised In Lagos by anonimi: 7:02am On Feb 13, 2013
earthgreeners: The difference is that the President get about 55% of the total revenue allocation to perform his duties, while a governor share the remaining 45% with 35 other governors plus 774 local government chairmen, (where some governors even gets more than the others)....
Na so you dull reach huh
Is the FG solely made up of the Office of the President of the FRN?
Or you chose to conveniently forget the independent arms of the Judiciary and Legislature?
The legislature, in case you need to be reminded, is the NASS that includes SINators and representaTHIEVES from the so called opposition, progressive parties merged into APC. They RECEIVE mega millions monthly, above RMAFC recommendation, for doing almost nothing of their core function i.e. propose and enact laws in the interest of their constituents.
One of those SINators is Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu, wife of the national leader fo the leading opposition party, who wants to lie, lie her way to become the next governor of Lagos state.
Politics › Re: 69 PHCN Transformers Vandalised In Lagos by anonimi: 6:42am On Feb 13, 2013
berem: Foolish people why are they complaining? is it not the same PHCN staff who vandalize and steal the cables? no be dem dey thief am? just like in my hood, cables were stolen from the transformer by PHCN workers pretending that they were repairing the transformer. Before we knew what was happening, the ediots told us to contribute 200k to buy another cable. We contributed the money and our cable was brought back in the next 20minutes.can you imagine?
PHCN staff should be held responsible for cable vandalism. they are the ones who know very much about the equipments.
Sincere 9gerian: You knew all that but what did you do about it? In case you dont know, it is your constitutional RESPONSIBILITY to assist law enforcement agents to do their job.
Thanks sincere9gerian for the above response.
We rather prefer to label government as incompetent and clueless when we are the MOST clueless as ordinary citizens.
They paid 200k for their cable that was stolen by the same PHCN people, yet the same berem has the effontery to call them idiots. [size=14pt]Who are the REAL idiots here [/size]huh


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Sports › Re: Stephen Keshi Resigns As Eagles Coach by anonimi: 6:58am On Feb 12, 2013
manosteel: One thing we need to know is that NFF is Keshi's employer, they sacked one and hired him because they believed that he has what it takes to bring results. When the results are not coming, they have the right to query his strategies and to review his contract just like any other employer will do.
How good and wonderful it would be if Nigerians could apply the same principle in bold to ALL our political employees i.e. ELECTED office holders from the President, Governors, LG Chairmen to NASS Federal & State legislooters as well LG councillors.
Imagine the LG authorities asking people to stay home for environmental once a month when they are MANDATED to keep public spaces clean huh
Just one example.

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Is The New African Champion! by anonimi: 5:24am On Feb 11, 2013
We should remember to give Prophet + Pastor T.B. Joshua all the glory and the NL prayer warriors.
It was their prophecy and prayers that made the Super Eagles win against Burkina Faso.
The Burkinabes' did not pray well enough and their God was not strong enough. Also they had no pastor to prophesy victory into their team. shocked
sarcastic mode!


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Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Refinery Back With 17million Litres Per Day by anonimi: 9:44am On Feb 09, 2013
Billyonaire: Granted there is increased output, the populace expect to see price slash as an indication that there is increased out, me too, I wanna see price reduction, but that can only be possible on deregulated products like AGO and DPK, there has to be subsidy removal on PMS once our local production is satisfied, but we are too far from that dream. Nigeria requires 35 million litres of PMS per day and we are too far from achieving that.
The bold part is the koko(nugget/hardcore) of the matter.
Without deregulation, government involvement in subsidised production and importation will only mean waste at different levels and corruption for government cronies.
In short, government has no business doing business. Its role should be that of a facilitator, regulator and creator of a business-friendly environment for entrepreneurs to flourish.

Did anyone see the below post earlier on this same thread huh

tawa89: Great Move by FG. This particular Area has been docile for more than 7yrs. When I was posted there for 2 months,the only thing the operators did was 2 collect salaries at the end of the month.Some of them haven't even produced a barrel of Reformate since they were employed.I almost went crazy sitting there everyday doing nothing, watching equipment worth billions of naira rusting . I was sceptical when work started in Area 2 last december but the FG has proven me wrong.
[size=13pt]Each one of US has a role to play in the transformation of our country.[/size] No one and no contribution is too small.
Anyone who thinks her single individual contribution is too small should try sleeping with just one mosquito in her bedroom shocked

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