₦airaland Forum

Kobojunkie:
Where he is going, will he not experience rejection as well?

asha 80:
The kid better see how he can leave naija to a place where his talent or skill will be more appreciated.

sjeezy8:
congrats to the young guy

But leaving Nigeria as many of you said is the wrong Idea, the time will come when great minds are appreciated and Nigeria will start manufacturing cars, creating new jobs for others. I simply dont know how SOME people reason, I guess its that stupid mentality to leave and prosper individually while leaving his homeland.

We should wish him to be the owner of the first Nigerian company in to manufacture GOOD cars in ALL of Africa. Not to leave and work for the interest of foreigners.

SMH

koolchicco:
Pls what Channel are you guys waching? cos I dont think Sky sports shows Inter/Barca one.

hollandis:
Muntari still dey fast abi ,hunger dey waya am?

bandely:
*peeps in, check the last two comments, hisses and peeps out*

candylips:
it is simple maths Nigeria = Corruption

dayo1401:
i guess this post might interest you just as it does to me, but honestly i am beginning to wonder if its makes any sense to travel abroad in the guise of looking for greener pasture, or if, those that have gone are truly better than we here,
well, as you all know there is a mad rush for visa, and that has been going on for a while, the visa process is rigorous, expensive cos you have to tender a statement of account and at the end of the day after getting the visa and all of that, they go for year, between 5 to 10 years, and basically nothing to show for it, that their nigerian counterpart here cannot achieve in nigeria
while over there, they shout, bills , and bills, and they have little to send home, schooling over there is ridiculusoly expensive, most people dont even venture into it, some that do, might be lucky, to get a job, but even at that, i dont see them beating a nigerian here with a good job home,
well honestly, i feel its only people with no hopes, in nigerian that should run to another man's land, i mean, no hope, ie, no qualification, nothing, because at the end of the day, it usually tougher than they anticipated,
just my personal view share your view, your friends, family member, neighbour, that were of the same level with you, that travel, five year, 10 years later are the really better than you,
i want to here your view fellow NL

Beaf:
^This texazzpete guy must be the saddest git alive. He always thinks everyone else but himself is a simpleton. Na so mad people dey tink say everybody dey crase.

No input, just shit.

Nezan:
enuff of these terrorists in the creeks.

agabaI23:
I do not watch it, but I stumbled on it while I was bored browsing through my channels.

It was disgusting. See how they chorused 'Nigeria' when they were asked where they were from?

The rest from somalia. Can you imagine? Nigeria and and somalia? God save my country.

MrPrsdent:
There is mounting evidence that the government of Nigerian President Umaru Musa Yar'adua is set to launch a full-scale offensive in the Niger Delta when a ceasefire declared by rebels ends on Sep. 15.

And this time, Nigerian military forces will be using special warships, helicopter gunships and troop transports, and unmanned drone intelligence planes and ships sold to Nigeria by Israeli, Malaysian, Singaporean, Dutch and Russian companies.

read more:
http://allafrica.com/stories/200909140002.html

should we be worried?

Dis Guy:
He's done that already

Rebarobyn:
let them continue to drink panadol over our headache. when people take their time to talk and write negative posts about others, it only means they're hating. we have problems and we know, but how is it their problem now, did we ask them for help? this same people flooded nigeria in the past, now we're bastards? what haters!

larez:
Na wah for you Debosky. Thanks for the correction on Fischer-Tropsche. But apart from the spelling, you are totally wrong. Fischer-Tropsche process has been in existence since the 60s. One form of it's recent revival is in Bio-fuels. However, the Russian process that I described is the most efficient and the next wave in technology of refining. As a matter of fact, I spoke with one of the key people involved yesterday who has visited the the test plant in Russia (St Petersburg), and plans on setting up a test plant somewhere in the Niger-Delta soon.

This is not a coal to fuel plant, but a Gas to Liquid (GTL) plant. St. Petersburg being a military research headquarters of Russia cannot be accessed easily and it takes at least 3 months to get papers to authorize a visit there. Hence the need for a test plant in Nigeria. Gas, through this process can be converted to Petroleum products including diesel, aviation fuel and pms. These are the refined products as well as water H2O that are the end products of this process. Therefore, you will also get clean consumable water as well. Do your homework and read on it.

The reference to Coal was to ascertain that wherever there is coal, there is also methane, in case you have no knowledge of that. Methane is what is converted into fuels and water in this case. Furthermore, you are a blatant idiot who only knows enough to be dangerous to himself.

larez:
If the South tries to secede now, there will be mass starvation if the North refuses to send Agriculture produce to the South. And of course you know that all the Southern owned properties in Abuja will be seized, when Abuja becomes Arewa capital city. Shipping lanes will also become closed if he North strategically places a few mines around the lanes leading to Oil facilities. Considering that Angola is a safer location to source oil, you might as well forget the Oil industry of the south helping to raise funds.

What I am saying here is that Nigeria has become a Nation that has all our collective interests intertwined. Our energies need to be focused on resolving issues and differences instead of the senseless noise about secession. It will definitely be a losing proposition for the South with the exception of Lagos which will remain non-aligned. lol.

I just cannot understand how these people spreading secessionist propaganda can even catch a following. They are obviously clueless about logistics an the planning it takes to attempt such a move. Northerners are about the most humble of Nigerians and they are also very focused and come to concessions amongst each other faster than Southerners can muster. We in the South are always blinded with selfish interests and hardly see further than the tips of our noses with our current crop of leaders. It is to every Nigerian's advantage to intermarry and make sure that we don't end up hating each other. This only serves the present crop of politicians.

The miseries that the average Nigerian suffers transcends tribal affiliation.

larez:
Here is something for Nigerians to think about. All the hoolaboolala about The North needing Niger Delta is about to become history. And I am here being the first to lay claim that the North will be the first secessionist area to get out of Nigeria. I'll explain why, Have you ever heard of the Trope-Fische process? have you heard about the large amounts of Coal deposits being discovered in the North? Are you aware that with Coal comes Natural gas? Are you also aware that natural gas can be turned into petrol and diesel easily today? Why do you think nobody is building regular refineries in the world anymore? Do you know that the refinery necessary for what I described costs about 1/6th of a regular refinery to produce the same amount of refined products that are even cleaner and more efficient than traditional methods?

While the South is busy making all that nise about "oyel", the North is quietly importing their drilling rigs and negotiating licenses with the Russians to build the trope-fische refineries. Y'all will be taken by surprise when they declare independence and blow up every oil infrastructure in the south, right after they complete the pipeline that will send their gas more efficiently and cheaper to Europe. We Southerners are nothing but a bunch of hot-air blowers. By the way, When the pipeline is completed, Southerners will have to negotiate with the North and pay transport fees to even allow gas to go through the North. And you know what else? Gas is the future and not many people will be interested in dirty crude anymore in about a decade with this trope-fisch process gaining ground. How's all that for a wake-up call?