₦airaland Forum

ignis:
All the four are capital intensive...

Except livestock. You can start small. But none is easy as touted. Tried a couple of those listed already.

You may not lose capital on property easily, but you can lose invested capital in livestock business through disease outbreak. From experience. Despite huge efforts and costs following expert guidelines.

Edum13656:
Face-Me-I - Face-You, is it apartment or house?

Tenement house.

Omagago:
Between dis bride and Dija sef. Hmmmmmmmmm
Maje I rest my comment

Make I help you out. Who borrowed neck from whom?

banmee:
Do you know how flawed your logic is? I can also say we are all apes since we descend from apes. Would you describe yourself as an Ape today? Why una be like dis na?

That varies.

Creationists believe we were never apes.

Scientists/evolutionists believe our enemy evolved from them.
Nobody prevents you from claiming apes, abi? See Mark Angel's Emmanuella Video clip.

Maybe one day you will understand what humour is.

MayhorE:
thanks for this, but explain further, did u mean guinea is not part of any continent?

He's African. All humans are Africans. All moved from Africa. Even oyinbo.
Yes, not in current political Africa.

Truly independent.

Self-sufficiency.

Meanwhile our own dear Bubu treats "anaemia" in London.

Ole buruku everywhere.

SirVintageCock:
This is a drug reaction which can happen to anybody. It doesn't mean that the wrong medication was administered rather the student in question reacts adversely to the medication given to him. Most people don't know that they reacts to some drugs eg not everybody reacts to chloroquine or sulphur etc. Some may have mild reaction while in rare cases it maybe life threatening like in this kid.

People just post anyhow.

Either just a bad reaction like SJS or the drug was contaminated with sulphur. And more could be out there. We all know fake drugs are in circulation.
SJS can even overlap with TEN.

No evidence the nurse gave the wrong drug.

Any evidence the patient could not have been exposed to sulphur earlier?

Bad for the young student to suffer such. But the investigation seems inadequate.

eldoradoxx:
No VP choice can be imposed on a President. El rufai or Kwankwaso cannot be forced on Osibanjo. He becomes full President before he exercises his powers to choose whom he feels he can work with and with Tinubu on his side, they won't choose anyone that has political ambition. As for coup, forget about it, any fresh coup will end Nigeria immediately.

That is true in theory. But we know that unlike the North allowing OBJ to chose freely having conceded presidency to SW due to MKO saga, they won't allow that when they expect to take over soonest again. As for coup, if happens Nigeria will not break up anything. SW cannot expect help support from SS and SW against the same North they helped bring to power. It would be seen as Karma by many. Even though 46% or so of SW still voted for Jonathan. But SW propaganda was seen as most vocal and damaging being fellow Southerners.

One can dismiss SE and SS that SW does not need them. That would be a big mistake standing alone against the North. If Biafra had support of SW, it would have succeeded. If Awo had support of SE, he could have clinched prime ministership before Akintola broke away from Action Group. Zik of Africa could have done same with SW support, even if narrowly, perhaps with middle belt and other minority parties then.
Division is our bain in the South.

hucienda:
All this confusion would have been better imagined had GEJ continued.

All of a sudden in two years, we're regaled with tales of acting v coordinator fiasco, coup and the likes.

In life we have to be careful what we wish for. People wanted change and change they got.

Suddenly our nascent democracy looks precarious.

Should Buhari not make it, Osinbajo will only see out the tenure until May 2019 with Kwankwaso or El-Rufai as VP. That is if he agrees to leave. If he does not agree to leave by 2019, a northern coup would be imminent.

You do not have to be a prophet to see the big picture.

Oildichotomy:
Daniel Amokachi genes is like one of the strongest in the world. [b]Even the wife looks like him already

[/b]Wawu!!

Werey.

eddyline:
looks like a grasscutter, don't know what type of snake that is though

Thiat is Gaboon Viper (Bitis gabonica) right there.
I hope they did not kill it believing it was a non-venomous python.

A very DEADLY snake. Poisonous like mad. Not because the venom is so toxic but because it injects lots of venom when it bites.
For large grown ones one-thousand of the amount it can inject biting once is enough to kill a human being.

But is rather slow & less aggressive compared to other fellow African vipers like puff adder.

IdeyFindWife:
Took time to read through the story and realised young people are getting so crazily bold in the wrong way these days; a reflection of serious problems in the society?

When life was even more analog, monochromatic and more arduous; people thrived on necessity being the mother of creativity making ways where obstacles existed. What if Mandela threw himself off the rocks? Or Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill? Or do we think our own Azikwes, Awolowos etc didn't face their fair share of life's challenges?

Sometimes, we need to call spades by their names and face up to the fact that a lot of suicides are perpetrated by people who simply blew up their personal issues out of proportion. Challenges are part of the human condition and we will all get our fair share of problems.

Adversity breaks some men, yet the same Adversity makes some other men rise to Break Records!

I'd wanna ask who was her bf, who were her friends, was she her own person or who were her major decision influencers, what was her home life like, did she have any emotional troubles, was she the brooding type, how did she process past disappointments, what were her expectations from/of life (how did she process them) etc.

It's not enuf to waste RIP's when some other teenager is planning to snuff himself next week; issue's how to get proactive and mitigate or cease the causative factors altogether!

There is a massive vacuum in people's lives these days. Consumerism, competition, vanity, insecurity, decline in family & traditional values are part of the mix. As we inch closer towards Western individualism, we are sadly going to experience more of Western problems including loneliness in the midst of urban jungles, stiff upper lip (keeping your problems to yourself) and pretending all is well and more.

What could compound the African scenario is that we do not have the social systems, the welfare state, the relative affluence and gainful employments the West have to partly cushion their situation.

Truth is bitter in Nigeria.

Nobody wants to hear it.

When there is coup rumours, there is always some truth behind it. 1983 was a case in point.

Only 1985 took most by surprise because 20 months seemed to soon for another coup, still there were rumours.
Orkar coup was expected too.

Abacha's coup was rumoured widely.

Afam4eva:
People are not even ashamed to come on social media and say they bribed someone. Is corruption no longer something to be ashamed of? he even did not hide his name and info.

Afam Nwam, are you just realising that?

When corrupt leaders are calling the shots, why should he be ashamed? Who gets punished for corruption unless you are perceived political enemy?

This is not your Promised Land America o. Na 9ja we dey talk.

This is still waste of time and money. A volunteer programme would be better. Serving as auxiliaries with the forces, law enforcement, charities, research institutions, etc.

olatade:
He lacks the required discipline of solider

Point of correction please,he's not an 'officer' but a bloody 'other rank' soldier

People do not know the difference. What officers, men, other rank pertain to.

A large number of military personnel are not commissioned. This one is not even a non-commissioned officer (NCO).

More like a naval rating.

Close people who served on NNS OBUMA (formerly NNS NIGERIA) enabled me to learn the difrerence back in the day.

Sadly it can happen easily.

But he should have attempted to cover it.

Abeg make una nor kee person with laf na.

Is that supposed to be a dress or cocoa grading bag?

Pure rubbish.

What a big problem. Hunting precious dears.

Ok

Onward4eva:
The same shagari was warned dt the military were planning a coup,he ignored, all the Presidents n head of states dt has been overthrown in coup de tat always had the premonitions of an impending doom.
Buratai is an opportunist soldier who will stop at nothing but to overthrow dz regime.
May God deliver us from byratai

He was not only warned, he knew Buhari was the one planning it. Solomon Lar, gov. Of Plateau State even asked Buhari, who was GOC in Jos then. Buhari denied it flat. Saying he should be sacked if not trusted. It was soon after Shagari left Jos on state visit. Shagari had told Solomon Lar earlier that he might even be overthrown during the state visit.
It was Dikko who pushed Shagari to post Buhari to faraway Jos, from the crucial Lagos/Ibadan area. Hoping that would remove Buhari's threat known since OBJ first left power in 1979. Buhari sought to Punish Dikko for it later, even going as far as kidnapping him in London. People yapping about integrity when talking of Buhari are incurable Zombies.

Why did they not do anything about it? I guess because they knew power would still remain in the North. That is strategically more important to them.

Buhari did same to Shagari. And Shagari's govt was far better than this one.

Maybe others are just ambitious like Buhari was as a young man.

Nigeria is a failed state. It hardly matters who rules be it military or a sick old man.

NLProblemChild:
am fed up

Don't be.

Well, not great but try private polys, especially new ones. If you can afford the tuition & other fees. Contact them on time now.

You might be technically savvy if great with passing exams. Try ND Computing/Computer Science. They might just take you. If not, try again next year.

Anybody can fail for many reasons. Reaction to failure will determine what happens next and in years to come.

Good luck.

couplingsingles:
I've been to Morocco and it's a beautiful country. Stayed in Marrakech though and visited the souks too. I hope my boo proposes to me there

Lol. Nice
How romantic. Very nice.

When you see people launching the book, na laugh wan kee person.

Tigers & lions writing and launching a book titled "How to Prevent Preying".

chai, 9ja don suffer too much.

Our dear Madam Pat just dey shine. She nor send at all.

It could be jetlag. Considering how much they travel around, not surprising. They might have jetted from abroad hours before this event.

I see nothing here. Their presence matters more.

Although I am not a big fan of kings going to too many events, but the Ooni is still young enough to travel around.

Any tired body will need to rest, royalty or not. No news here.

treasuredluv:
yes i'm pregnant, so what next?.

Labour ward & safe delivery.

Nice.

Casa is not such an interesting tourist city. Nothing special about it, just a busy commercial/port city. With many young people hustling to help you do this and that. Right from the train station at the airport.

I found Fes & Marrakesh far more interesting. Even Rabat is more interesting, more calm, than Casablanca. Though a bit expensive. I hope she'll see other interesting places while there.

Movingcoil:
who told you that?
II caught one that I released

Where in Nigeria?

No conclusive evidence of any caught in Nigeria by scientists. Show us the video or pic that you took before releasing it.

Two reportedly caught even in Senegal were not conclusive. Mali, Chad, CAR have rare sightings.