₦airaland Forum

Blockus: Nothing wey eye see wey fit make am cry blood..

Unless the eye see ebola.

I have deleted from my mind the experience of drinking from that shiit a long time ago, @Op thanks for reminding me.

[quote author=Blockus][/quote]You have a point there, We will get there someday. I hope!

Obiagelli: small shops in the market goes for 200k down payment and subsequent monthly fee. Its quite affordable.

Thanks for the info, I will take your word for it.

FastShipping: Whatever worth doing, worth doing right.......

The structure looks like the way they build county prisons in the U.S.

Kudos to them for giving the traders a structure but nothing "ultra modern" about this structure.

I agree with you, It's not ultra modern. but it's good enough for the people it was built for.

Blockus: You would be shocked to know what they can afford..



Plus:: Nobody ever buys these shops outright, its always on a mortgage argeement entered into between the Government, the Mortgage/financing institution and the Market Women Association.


Shall we continue to be mediocre in everything we do because people are poor?! The money budgetted for this structure is definitely not poor so ..

Well if you think poor market peeps can afford nicely built shopping malls, then the private sector should come onboard and invest in this area. And no, I don't think we should continue to be mediocre in everything, we just have to make provision for all our citizens.

FastShipping: This is a poor looking architecture. Good intention but bad end product.

Our architects have a long way to go. I was expecting to see state of the art market. There is nothing ultra modern about this structure.

Can our local market peeps afford to lease or rent this your proposed "state of the art market"?

on a serious note I think it looks good enough. nice one from fashola.

So no black woman changed history?

Have they made it compulsory for every Nigerian from age 16 to have one?

GEJ never still settle OBJ? By the time OBJ's needs are meet, he will resume 'praising' GEJ.

I don't know why you peeps like open drainages in naija. Is it a crime to cover it?

A Nigerian in naija will be like what is baseball?

halfcurrent: What about the nurse that ran to Enugu ad brought back to Lagos? He should also give an update on her

She and her husband are all cleared.

it escaped about two weeks ago from it master’s home, also a resident in the area.

E be like say na the master drive the monkey away. na who want catch ebola. 'Run monkey! run, you are free at last ' LOL

Abeg o, the monkey no get ebola o make una no kill am o.

Maybe this is what our senior commander was asking about: 'Infrared technology'.

Thermal-infrared imaging is used extensively for military and civilian purposes. Military applications include target acquisition, surveillance, night vision, homing and tracking. Humans at normal body temperature radiate chiefly at wavelengths around 10 μm (micrometers).

Target Acquisition is the detection, identification, and location of a target in sufficient detail to permit the effective employment of lethal and non-lethal means. The term is used for a broad area of applications.
A "target" here is an entity or object considered for possible engagement or other action. Targets include a wide array of resources that an enemy commander can use to conduct operations including mobile and stationary units, forces, equipment, capabilities, facilities, persons and functions. It may comprise target acquisition,[1] Joint Targeting[2] or Information Operations.[3]
Technically target acquisition may just denote the process of a weapon system to decide which object to lock on to, as opposed to surveillance on one and target tracking on the other side; for example in an anti-aircraft system.

desirewhet: What's ur view on it?

The truth is that they are reluctant in discussing or selling high tech equipments to Nigeria. And I do understand why.

cynthia morgan is my number one girl of rap in Naija.

desirewhet: Hahahah!! Simply implies that we r not ready to combat d menace naa

desirewhet: Lmao........imagine the way just one man is ridiculing a whole country! Buh Nigeria sef...do dey tink everytin is magic?

What do you think this part means?

The UK is very wary in giving training assistance, and sales of better equipment are also problematic, he says.........

But the US have a machine/device like that. they have it on their helicopters jets and satellites.(they are classified)

Collynzo15: Let them dislodge ISIS in their Iraq first, then we will invite them

LOl, Nice reply. But on a serious note I do not think the US is interested in sending their drones to Nigeria. Unless there is another mutallab (successful) incident. And when that happens they don't need an invite to bring an end to Bokoharam.

I think it's time to invite the US to bring in the drones, just like in pakistan.

koastar: I don't think that will be possible. If you were a business man for example, can you stop one of your major customers from buying your goods? The west are making huge money from this health tourism. Statistics have shown that Nigeria loses over a billion dollars to health tourism and you want the west to stop a source of income? My brother, Nigerians are the only ones that can stop it not those that enjoy from it.

you are right it's a long shot.

kobonaire: unfortunately, money talks ... VIP patient = $$$$ and so hospitals will ALWAYS welcome VIP guests.

That is sadly the truth.

This makes sense to me. Ok carry on boys.

HNosegbe: Let's not make it about politics like Sincere9gerian is doing. Rather let's ROUNDLY criticize governments AT ALL LEVELS for failing to fix our healthcare. This APC-PDP debate will only divide us further and prevent us from speaking with a common voice.

Word!

480 Nigerian soldiers fled to Cameroon during battle with bokoharam, do not mean that they are defecting to Cameroon.

Well it could have been worse, Imagine a scenario:

Nigerian army are defecting to Bokoharam, in their 100s.

vicadex07: Did you guys click the link at all

The op is just trolling

The link is indeed questionable.

This one na America's version of ebola.

I pray that one day hopefully very soon, the western world will stop accepting VIP patient from Nigeria, including the president. So that we can develope our own hospitals. Amen.

In every war there are always casualties on both sides. RIP to the dead.