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Politics › Re: CNN To Rotimi Amaechi,you Are Nigeria's Most Corrupt Politician by aresa: 3:29pm On Sep 11, 2016
Shouldn't this worthless fake news have been deleted?


Incompetency I guess...
Politics › Re: Momodu: Unveiling President Buhari's Mindset, We Supported Him Almost Blindly by aresa: 12:59am On Sep 11, 2016
Dele mumu AGIP, you thought this is the same looting and sharing governments you benefited from and took advantage of in the past...


Even your magazine customers no get cash flow to splash



Right all the essay and epistle you like, we are going to clean house and lay credible and solid foundation for a better Nigeriagrin
Politics › Re: Fashola At Work: Why Is No One Talking? by aresa: 11:59pm On Sep 10, 2016
The fact that some hateful and bitter people are not recognizing and talking Bout the good work Fashola is doing doesn't mean other people are not talking and appreciating his good work.


We achieved over 5000MW first time in our history under Fashola and now we have month after month sustained and improve power supply

We have hundreds of abandoned projects now back on track with many Nigerians back to their construction jobs..

Abandoned and neglected power plant projects like the 4000MW Mambilla power project is back on tract

Fashola singed agreements for the construction of 14 new solar power plans to deliver 1300MW

For the first time, live cash is on the table to construct the 2nd NB

Lagos Ibadan express construction project is back on track

For the first time we have a housing master plan for low cost housing.


16 years of PDP couldn't deliver what Fashola delivered so far in less than 1 year...
Politics › Re: Is Nollywood Mocking or praising Biafra? (pics) by aresa: 11:43pm On Sep 10, 2016
lol @ land of milk and honey..... grin grin


Funny villagers... grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by aresa: 2:07am On Sep 10, 2016
Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by aresa: 1:57am On Sep 10, 2016
Politics › Re: Lagos Streetlights Are A Disgrace!!! by aresa: 1:52am On Sep 10, 2016
The FG need to hand over this bridge to the LASG, all the FG infrastructures in Lagos are crumbling or have crumbled.

Just look at LASG's Lekki Ikoyi bridge? It shines day and night...


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Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by aresa: 1:39am On Sep 10, 2016
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Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by aresa: 1:38am On Sep 10, 2016
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Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by aresa: 1:36am On Sep 10, 2016
Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by aresa: 6:18pm On Sep 09, 2016
MPSA:
Long Story Brother, But my point is: "Show us the beauty of nageria like kenyans", thousand of people across the world will visit your country, this igbo story doesn't attract tourist, stop defending , show us something positive about your country. We want to visit your country.
Now, tourism means greatness? grin

Kenya is greater than Nigeria because white people go to kenya to see Masai dancers, lion, tiger and giraffe?


The crazy, ridiculous and absured things you read on NL fit kill pesin with lafta I swear.. grin grin
Politics › Re: Improve The Living Condition In The Niger Delta - U.S. Envoy Urges FG by aresa: 1:43pm On Sep 09, 2016
jasent:
was the money used to develop abuja and Lagos given to the leaders from the region? Was any commission set up before they were developed? What's wrong if fg develope ND same way Lagos and abuja was developed?enough of NDDC talk abeg.
FG did not develop Lagos

ND is a combination of states and Abuja is a Federal capital.

The job of developing states belongs to the state governments and not the FG. This is the reason why the FG gave them extra money and NDDC that rest of Nigerians states doesn't get.

FG is already there with NDDC with NBillion budget every year that the ND son of the soil ND directors loot dry every year.

We know what ibori , and slams did with their money and Delta state is the largest debtor state in Nigeria with N700Billion debt, almost 2 times more than Lagos debt.


Charity begins at home in the Delta.
Politics › Ambode Gives Land To German Firm Investing $75m In Lagos. by aresa(op): 4:05am On Sep 09, 2016
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[b]Firm To Create 15,200 Direct Employment, Train 800 Annually The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, on Thursday, demonstrated his commitment to attract foreign investors into the State by approving land for the establishment of a training centre in Lagos where architects, civil engineers and craftsmen will be trained on modern trends and technologies in the construction sector. Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode (middle); with Leader of Delegation, Knauf Group Management Committee, Isabel Knauf (left) and Consul General of Germany, Mr. Ingo Herbert (right) during a Courtesy visit to the Governor at the Lagos House, Ikeja, on Thursday, September 8, 2016. Governor Ambode, who gave the approval when he received a delegation from The Knauf Group, which is a German firm currently establishing a $75miilion building/construction tools manufacturing factory in Lagos, said the approval for the land became imperative in view of the need to encourage investors to continue to invest in Lagos. The Knauf Group is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of modern insulation materials, dry lining systems, plasters and accessories, thermal insulation composite systems, paints, floor screed, floor systems, and construction equipment and tools.


The delegation was led by a member of the Management Committee of the firm, Isabel Knauf and Consular General of German Embassy in Lagos, Mr. Ingo Herbert. Governor Ambode, who recalled the last time Herbert visited the Lagos House about eleven months ago, said his administration has remained focused to the promise of upholding judicial and security sector reforms, as well as creating a friendly environment for investment to thrive. He said the massive investment by The Knauf Group in Lagos was a pointer to the fact that investors were still willing to invest in Nigeria despite the economic recession, and that the country will come out of the economic doldrums even stronger.

I must commend the German government and The Knauf Group for showing something important to all Nigerians that beyond the economic recession, their total believe in our economy is unshaken because it is not enough for any investor to come into an area where they have never invested before and months after, the parameters for investment are not really looking good, but you stuck in there and beyond the fact that you have gone to procure land, you also have an established office within the last eleven months and you are already pumping in money into what you want to do. “This is a great pointer to the fact that you believe in the Lagos economy and also believe in the future of Nigeria and I like to encourage other investors to emulate what your firm and government is doing in Lagos and as they show interest, we will not hesitate to give them the necessary support,” the Governor said. Governor Ambode said The Knauf Group specifically deserved to be commended for not just investing in Nigeria, but also bringing the German vocational expertise on an area of construction that was hitherto not in existence in Nigeria into Lagos. Besides, the Governor said he was excited about the fact that the firm was not just establishing a factory here in Lagos, but also a training centre where Nigerians will be trained, adding that he would stop at nothing to encourage investors such as The Knauf Group.

Earlier, Isabel Knauf said the team was at the Lagos House to brief Governor Ambode on the progress made so far since the project started in September 2015. She said the firm has 23 training centres all over the world training about 14,000 people annually, and that they would like to build the same training centre in Lagos where architects, civil engineers and craftsmen would be trained on how to technically install their products. She said upon completion of the factory, the firm would create 25,000 direct employment, adding that the training centre will cost about two million Euros to establish, while at least 800 Nigerians will be trained annually in the first phase. Knauf, however, solicited the support of the State Government in land space for the training centre and permit issues, a request which was instantly granted by the Governor.[/b]


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/ambode-gives-land-german-firm-investing-75m-lagos/
eko o ni baje o..
Politics › Re: FG Inaugurates Water Project In Otuoke, Bayelsa by aresa: 9:15pm On Sep 08, 2016
PassingShot:
grin grin

I remember Otuokens cursing Jonathan sometimes last year for not having access to potable water and good road. In their words "Jonathan was a curse to the community".

I am sure when the government completes and commissions many others, his zombies will remind us how "Buhari is taking glory for another man's work". Such is how foolish the Jonathanians are that they don't see anything wrong in a man who couldn't complete a single project in over five years.

Jonathan is an example of WHO SHOULD NEVER BE A PRESIDENT!
As deputy and substantive governor, the worthless and incompetent stealing is not corruption otuoke dullard did not dr deliver 1 single project, not even a hen cage...smh..
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Politics › Re: Improve The Living Condition In The Niger Delta - U.S. Envoy Urges FG by aresa: 12:45am On Sep 08, 2016
After taxes, allocations, derivations, NDDC and so on, nothing to show in the Delta and on top of that, ND is the largest debtor state in Nigeria with N700 billion debt.


The people of the delta sat like dummies while their leaders loot them dry and sank them in debt, they did not lift a finger, but just like the other lazy states in that region including the SE, they want the FG to tie their shoes for them and give their looting and stealing leaders more money to loot...




smh...
Politics › Re: CV Of Kenyan ICT Minister Vs Nigerian ICT Minister. by aresa: 12:29am On Sep 08, 2016
Bifwoli:
In about 20 of your posts i've seen i have yet to see you argue coherently,respectfully and being led by facts not passion,misplaced pride or emotions.

You keep belittling other countries,calling Nigerians who disagree with you names,saying they're ipobs, you've used the words like "nonsense" meaningless,irrelevant ,upsidedown and "ignorant" like 40 times.You also ignore facts that don't favour you clearly biased opinions and keep labelling Nigerians of different opinion as "school children and that they have no pride or they love rival countries ahead of their own.

Argue on merits / facts alone and quit all that misplaced pride,name calling ,bias and unwillingness to accept that other folks also have a point
Some unintelligent and ignorant OP and your kind started a thread to belittle Nigeria, but you are mad and upset because Nigerians are defending nigeria with facts which for some weird reason, it's belittling other countries when the worthless OP thread is belittling Nigeria..

Not interested in your rant, stick to topic or STFU.
Phones › Re: ICT In Nigeria VS Kenya. Nigerian Youths And Inferiority Complex. by aresa(op): 12:28am On Sep 08, 2016
PentiumProf:
like you said larger than kenyan economy but nothing to show for being large
Nigerians see what ipobs, unpatriotic and anti Nigerian elements can not see of course..
Politics › Re: CV Of Kenyan ICT Minister Vs Nigerian ICT Minister. by aresa: 9:28pm On Sep 07, 2016
Top 10 most innovative companies in Africa


http://www.itnewsafrica.com/2015/02/ranked-top-10-most-innovative-companies-in-africa/
Out of 10, 3 are in Nigeria and that was even a very short list...


Nigeria generates more web platform and online business money than Kenya and many countries listed combined..
Politics › Re: CV Of Kenyan ICT Minister Vs Nigerian ICT Minister. by aresa: 9:25pm On Sep 07, 2016
denisfidha:
(CNN) — For a second year in a row, Kenya's busy capital city of Nairobi has been named the most intelligent city in Africa -- failing, however, to make it to the world's top seven finalists.
According to the Intelligent Community Forum, "intelligent communities" are those that have taken "conscious steps" to create an economy that can prosper in the "broadband economy." The group has recently released its latest rankings, recognizing the achievements of communities that have built inclusive, prosperous economies on a basis of information and communication technologies.
Nairobi was the only African city to appear on their shortlist of 21 hubs throughout the world for 2015.
Intelligent Community Forum co-founder Robert Bell says: "We see a strong foundation being put into place [in Nairobi]: sensible, pro-growth government policy, a more diversified economy, and an innovation ecosystem of startups, international companies and universities.
"Nairobi certainly has the opportunity to build an exciting future for its citizens, businesses and institutions."
The Kenyan capital, however, didn't make it to the next round that will see seven communities around the world contesting in June for the 2015 Intelligent Community of the Year award

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/02/10/africa/nairobi-africa-intelligent-city/
But in Tomi Davies’ and Kirsten Buch’s opinion, attention is suddenly shifting from those two competitors up there to Lagos. Lagos is now the focus of start-up and ICT attention in Africa with the arrival of AngelFairWestAfrica and the soon-to-be-launched 88Mph accelerator unit.

While Kenya may have had the first incubator space outside of South Africa and there is a constant stream of start-ups getting profiled from there, a Nigerian probably wrote the manual on self-promotion. It has been a struggle overcoming the stereotypical reputation that doing business in Nigeria and Lagos got, but dare I say, Nigeria is steadily climbing out of that hole.

Lagos is developing an ICT-themed start-up ecosystem that is drawing international investment and has seen the launching of several incubators [iROKO’s Spark, IDEA, Rocket’s space and CcHub] and with a market big enough to make certain kinds of online plays and an estimated 700,000-1,000,000 broadband consumers in the city, Lagos is in the running.

Kirsten Buch, founder of 88Mph, says of his company “The plan was always to cover Africa and you can’t really say you’ve got African coverage, if you’re not in Nigeria… Kenya has been destroyed by the impact of NGO funding. On the media side, it’s been well exposed and there’s a lot on the surface. Real substance, companies that are successful? There’s not a lot. The Kenyan business community have also become discouraged by that…The bigger, serious investors lean more towards Nigeria. It’s mostly about market size. You can scale something here.”


http://techcabal.com/2014/05/12/ict-face-off-lagos-vs-kenya-vs-south-africa/
That's TechCabal clearly saying Lagos Nigeria is the place to be in terms of ICT and not kenya so what's the ignorant nonsense about Nigeria is struggling in ICT? What a load of ignorant rubbish...

Pay strong attention to the red highlight about Kenya ICT.

A lot of ICT noise in Kenya, but not a lot of success or successful ICT businesses.

Nigeria's ICT businesses are doing great hence global attention from the likes of Facebook investing in our ICT instead of Kenya.


Facebooks CEO brought his first and only ICT investement in Africa to Andela ICT in Lagos Nigeria, not Kenya. The ICT writing on the wall he saw was in Nigeria and not in Kenya.

He spent several days in Nigeria and spent less than a day in Kenya and he then returned again to Nigeria.

Per the article I posted, I'll take the judgment at TechCabal before CNN...
Phones › Re: ICT In Nigeria VS Kenya. Nigerian Youths And Inferiority Complex. by aresa(op):
KwachImani:
Nairobi's 3.8 million population represents 26 billion dollars even without OIL,it still would be 130 billion dollars if it had a population of 22 million.
On the other hand Lagos has 22 million population representing 91 billion dollars,means its under performing even with all the OIL $$$.

I can imagine if your Lagos had only 3.8 million population.

To be equal to Nairobi,even marginally, Lagos needs to have a GDP of 130 billion dollars or more and strictly without OIL.
Lagos economy is not oil economy.

You can cut and dice around, Lagos economy is still larger than the whole of Kenyan economy almost 3 times.


Find a better argument abeg..
Politics › Re: Fayose: I Was Condemned For Wearing T-shirt, Zuckerberg Was Hailed By Nigerians by aresa: 12:53pm On Sep 06, 2016
Sadly, the ekiti roadside comedian don't know the difference between a public official and a private citizen.

Even the private citizine he fillushly and ignorantly compared himself with knows when to dress respectfully and officially like when he dressed in suit for official Aso Rock ICT event unlike the town square comedian in a ekiti.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Needs Lagos More Than Niger Delta – Sanusi by aresa: 2:11am On Sep 06, 2016
chrisie:
It is ludicrous to say that Lagos is the model when it is clear that FGN has pampered Lagos, Lagos has been developed by FGN when it was the capital.FGN refused to develop other ports apart from the ones in Lagos. Tinapa was frustrated because of Lagos. All oil exploration coys have their headquarters in Lagos. Let every state live by its resources and u go see how fowl yansh go open. Make Warri , calabar and port Harcourt ports be developed and see what will happen. ND is being milked by FGN but not so Lagos. And yet it is the world's worst city to live in.
1. Lagos was already developed before the FG picked Lagos as the FG and they picked Lagos state for obvious reasons, Lagos was already developed.


2. Lagos was already a developed entity even before Nigeria's became a country and before independence.

3. Lagos as the Federal capital was confined to Lagos island and not anything beyond cater bridge. Learn some social sturdies..

4. All the industrial estates in Lagos from ikeja industrial estate to Apapa industrial estate to Mushin, Matori, and Ilupeju industrial estates that developed Lagos state and made Lagos the commercial capital of Nigeria and west Africa was built by the western region under Awolowo and these industrial estates are still responsible for major chunks of Nigerian's industrial activities, goods and services. They were not in Lagos Island or built by the FG and they were even built before independence and Nigeria as a country.

5. FG did not do anything special for Lagos and in fact, they built 3 bridges and some worthless and neglected places like the national stadium in surulere and last time I checked, the FG built bridges and airports in other states so what's special about Lagos?

6. Lagos is what it is today and most importantly since 1999 because of good and credible leadership with strong managerial skills, good foresight and vision and not the FG.

7. To show you the meaning of great leadership with vision and foresight in Lagos, the Metro rail we are constructing now was under construction back in the 80s before it was terminated, but guess what, Lagos leaders from then till now did not give up and it's coming into fruition.

8. The first IPP in Nigeria was undertaken by Tinubu is Lagos and if the worthless and useless PDP FG didn't sabotage that 2721MW which is still active till today, we won't have power issues in Lagos and Nigeria. It's leadership and foresight..

9. We talk about Lagos and IGR today, but when Tinubu boosted Lagos IGR from common N500 to billions which allowed Fashola and now Ambode to have funds for the largest infrastructure revolution in Nigeria, many ignorant and hateful people with bad bele were badmouthing and shouting alpha beta and corruption, but guess who is having the last laugh, the people of Lagos raking in more IGR than even many countries in Africa.

10. Lastly, the FG did not manage Lagos state, Lagos state governors and Lagosians manage Lagos.

FG gov. doesn't tell leaders in Lagos what to build or spend their money on or what contract to sign or not sign, the FG did not make or advise Lagos state how to grown their economy, how to grow their IGR or where and howto invest their money, the decisions were made in Alahusa by the people of Lagos state.

Lagosians don't wait or beg the FG for anything, they role up their sleeves and go to work, they built the best and the most beautiful bridge in Nigeria and west Africa on their own while some people are still sitting on their hands for 30 years begging the FG for 2Nd NB.


The Nigerian Government didn't have the capacity and talent to manage and run a state like Lagos since they've been bad managers since independence.


Leadership in Lagos developed Lagos state.
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 1:15am On Sep 06, 2016
LMFashions:
But come on why can't u just leave Igbos alone? Are we ur nightmare? If u need to showcase the palace of ur ooni why not create ur own thread? Shuuoooo... this inferiority complex na wa ooo
This is a public forum and not ibo forum so can't you just leave me alone?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Needs Lagos More Than Niger Delta – Sanusi by aresa: 11:38pm On Sep 05, 2016
Lagos being part of Nigeria is just formality because Lagos is way way ahead of Nigeria as a country..


Lagos's economy is the 7th largest in Africa, larger than African 42 country's economy...
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 11:10pm On Sep 05, 2016
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saint7000:
You and your Oni have no shame or dignity...went and wifed up a woman who has been tossed around and rammed by different Arab men. If he so much wanted a light skinned woman that is scare in yorubaland, he would pleaded with us in Igboland, and we would had gladly loaned him one like we loaned Fani Kayode chiwendu. We have gazillion of beautiful light skinned women and most especially...CLEAN AND CHASTE ONES!


ONI'S WIFE EXPOSED WITH ARAB MEN
https://www.nairaland.com/2991840/exposed-see-photo-ooni-ifes
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Even Ooni and Olori dey laugh at your market woman comedy grin grin
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 10:58pm On Sep 05, 2016
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 10:57pm On Sep 05, 2016
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cjrane:
Long live the Obi of Onitsha!

Our Shofisticated people should start their own thread of the Ooni and stop posting his filthy ashewo concubines here.
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See painment... grin
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 10:55pm On Sep 05, 2016
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DIFY20:
Dis ooni and gals he like sucking pussy to much , DAT is y alwsy juket about
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https://www.informationng.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/image536.jpeg



This is the most beautiful Queen in Nigeria the Ooni is working with... grin
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 10:43pm On Sep 05, 2016
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Instead of safari collection inside palace, see fine fine girls... grin


Ooni dey shop life o... grin
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 10:39pm On Sep 05, 2016
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4200710_lavishpalacetherulerofogbunike_jpeg8f560dfe5dc29502768166ac84b07b6a



Omo, dis one scare me small sha?


Shey na safari be dis abi yankari game reserve? grin
Culture › Re: Photos From The Obi Of Onitsha's Palace by aresa: 10:37pm On Sep 05, 2016
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Thewrath:
The thread is not about the umbrella wielding junketer of ife!
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Relax and don't drive yourself crazy, this is a public forum for everybody and not strictly for ibo people.


I can post and contribute wherever and whenever I want.. grin

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