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lady gogo: i tire o. I think solomon is looking for an excuse to sleep with his maid. shikena.



@YPP>

or to marry his mum

I think op should check himself.

He's not alright

No girls u ve dated can cook good food but only your mum.

I have two advice for you

1. Teach your gf how to cook

2. Or go marry your mum

Op = Glutton

I think op should check himself.

He's not alright

No girls u ve dated can cook good food but only your mum.

I have two advice for you

1. Teach your gf how to cook

2. Or go marry your mum

Glutton

xtervaganza: I've been using my ps3 pad on android tey tey

Who tell you say I just dey use mine

Afam4eva: You call it bragging Na you sabi.

Methuselah

Afam4eva: I came to Nairaland for the first time in 2005 when it moved from mobilenigeria and i registered in late 2005 with another username which i could no longer remember. But i registered again in 2006 with this present username. Bottomline is, i visited Nairaland for the first time before some people knew what the internet was let alone learning how to use it. To think these are the same people that will go around the forum insulting a legend like me. Even people that registered in 2013. Some people don't just have respect sha.

I wonder why you are bragging. you should have asked Seun that you want to be his vice

I have turned my note 2 into play station and using ps3 control pad on it.

I ve downloaded tekken, ctr and syphon filter.

If you are living in uk, you can call some premium numbers for free when u download eg WEQ4U

O boi, I think say I don tey for nairaland not until I con dey see some bros and sis Methuselah.

Well I still try small

Billyonaire: If Prostitution is Legalized Worldwide, Women could rule the world, but we can not allow that to happen. Men are given to weakness and charity when it comes to sex and romance, and can give his all, just to have minutes of pleasure with a lady he covets.

We will not support legalization of prostitution, it will be the beginning of the end of male domination.

You are very wrong because women will have no value any more.

@ op where is your consciousness you always like to talk abt

parisienne: All these ppl calling her a slave and a this n a that most of u have applied for visa lottery one time or the other.

Most of the ladies are hoping to give birth to at least one of their children n the US and it aint because of the healthcare but because of the passport and what that passport can offer your child in the future.

Karen desired something and it was granted to her (winning Big Brother) I bet she even prayed bout it sef. She also desired to become a british citizen n that has been granted to her. Continue to hate her prayers continue to be answered.

A BIG CONGRATS Karen! I'm tres happy for you!

Does she has to broadcast it?


She is a bush girl and uncivilised


Omo tio ri ola ri

bush girl

Op u dey lie too much. Its either that's not the room u r talking about or u don't know what a recliner is.

Because I no see any recliner for your pictures.

Somebody has stolen my post.

Why now? Dey for w8 small, its too early

linearity: I was indoctrinated in JSS to believe and think that Atom is the smallest indivisible particle of an element....and the sound of that phrase still linger in my subconsciousness....

Then came fission physic, they started telling us that all that is wrong...and that we can actually split atoms and even free neutrons from the nucleus of an atoms...

Then you go down to the sub atomic level which is a crazy world where an electron can be at places at the time. They are called the quacks eg neutrino

ProfChris10: That I can harness petrol from palm wine. Trust me, na too much organic chemistry cause am. Though I'm still going to figure it out, since i have the theories. just a matter of time. #winks#

I like your theory my guy but by fermentation and distillation of your palm wine you can get Methanol/Ethanol which you can use as bio-diesel

crackhaus: Wrong!
Ammonia gas smells like rotten egg

Hey My guy but what's the smell of hydrogen sulphide

Ignatio: That is still hiding?



Killed or captured where?

Watch the video very well.


One was said to be eaten/killed by a shark

The other was said to be captured in the 18th century news paper if I'm right

190:

what?

[quote author=uncle c.k.]but how did you arrive at the conclusion that the so called mermaid doesn't have supernatural powers when it is obvious you are completely in dark about who/what it is? Dnt be quick in rejecting something just because you don't av evidence. Like I said earlier time affects knowledge.[/quote]If its true that they exist, how come they got killed or captured if they have supernatural powers?

[quote author=uncle c.k.]must everything be scientific before they become true? The existence of God is an absolute truth yet it is unscientific. I'm not saying that mermaids exist but I don't discard the assertion just because there are no scientific proofs to back it up. In this century we think we know everything forgetting there will be future generations with their own discoveries.[/quote]Yeah I know that science can't proof or disproof the existence of God.


But we are talking about something that doesn't ve supernatural powers.

Waspy: Para-normal and Super intelligence beings do exist bro, believe it or not. I'm an example

Ok oya show face now.

I don't believe any of them. I have done extensive research on all of them but none is tangible as a scientific fact.

All na ...........

Mermaid ko Barmaid ni

For me o I don't believe in this cock and bull story.

I'm tired of hearing I saw, they saw or it was documented.

Same goes for ufo, bigfoot and yeti.

They have never captured one

03 Cabotage Act: 10 years after

NOVEMBER 3, 2013 BY OUR READERLeave a CommentThe Nigerian maritime Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act of 2003 has been regarded as one of the best governmental policies ever adopted by the Nigerian maritime industry. It was argued that, the Act was coined out of the US Jones Act of 1920. The popular US maritime Jones Act was put in place to improve and protect the standard of the US maritime industry. The Act gave a redefinition to the US maritime industry, for both the locals and foreigners coming into the business. Jones Act has always being a strong advocate for protectionism which helps to encourage local participation within the maritime business. The Act also gave a vast understanding on how capital intensive the maritime industry can be, whereby, without the efficient governmental will power, the effective contribution and involvement of the banks and investment houses within the maritime industry is as good as being dead. The Jones Act has been amended more than once since its existence and it has also encouraged and increased the level playing field for any local maritime companies or persons coming into the industry within the US territorial waters.On the contrary, the Nigerian Cabotage Act has been said to be a replica of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920 also known as Jones Act of 1920. According to some Nigerian maritime practitioners, it will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year. The Nigerian Cabotage Act has one of the best maritime initiative(s), which happens to be an economic growth driven and effective maritime development governmental policy if well implemented. The Act has infused all necessary provisions in bringing in more indigenous hands into the Nigerian maritime industry. But the billion dollar question we need to ask ourselves is that, has any of these great initiatives seen the light of the day? Nigerian has the largest and the best maritime technical know-how within the West African region, if not in Africa. People will say the concession activities within our ports are can also be seen as a plus to show that the Cabotage Act has moved from just being on the paper to the level of implementation. The strategic implementation stage of the Cabotage Act is still far behind from what and where the industry is meant to be. Port concession should be classified as a public-private partnership or corporate social responsibility (ies) within the industry.After a decade of the Nigerian Cabotage Act, the role of legislations and regulations in promoting and overseeing the implementation of maritime programmes and policies cannot be overemphasised.  In other words, the adoption of supportive legislation could play a catalytic role in Nigeria’s maritime transformation agenda in general and accelerating the implementation of the Cabotage Act at all levels. As such, since 2003, increasing number of stakeholders, private sector operators, civil society organisations and non-governmental organisations have continuously adopted the new maritime laws, policies and institutional arrangements for the transformation of the sector, as well as the transformational agenda of the Federal Government. But in the last couple of years, this happens to be on the contrary on the side of the government and its regulatory bodies within the Ministry of Transport (NIMASA) and the maritime sector.Due to the increasing level of globalisation and the unpredictable world business environment, there is no way for any reasonable government to totally restrict the involvement of foreign maritime participation in doing business within the Nigerian business environment. But one strategic step the government needs to understand is that, “there are rules to every game.” The Nigerian government should be able to put her cards on the table so that anybody coming into the industry should be able to play by the rules. The government should also look at the effective accessibility of funds for any indigenous company or person going into industry. The government must put in place an efficient and quality background check on any indigenous person or organisation that intends to benefit from these Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund initiatives. The person or organisation must have been tested and trusted.History must not be encouraged and allowed to repeat itself by giving financial assistance to people that knows nothing about the maritime business. The CVFF must be allowed to take its normal justification in contributing to the economic growth of the Nigerian maritime industry. More importantly, informed by its historic past decade, it must be able to take advantage of the lessons it has learned in implementing its mandate over the decade and position itself to achieve more outcomes over the next decade. In other words, assessment of these issues are crucial in charting the way forward for the Nigeria as it religiously implements its Cabotage Act.In conclusion, the governmental initiative of a maritime bank should be well considered by the Nigerian government. We do not need to wait for other West African nations before putting our maritime industry into a world class state. Nigeria should be a leading example to other African nations and not the other way round. This will really increase and develop local participation of indigenous maritime companies in acquiring world class vessel and other maritime machineries.Akinseye Aluko, Teesside University Business SchoolTeesside University, Tees Valley, United Kingdom.A.aluko@tees.ac.uk

banjicom: Why do u need to distinguish them! Don't u know every nigeria police is either a thief or an armed robber!

They can't be thieves because they are already armed

Why are so many posts hidden?

Anyway @op please remember to post ur obituary on nairaland b4 u commit suicide .

He's a racist. Why would he use a country of black people to mock obamacare

NNMUU: How about AGOLO by Angelique Kidjo.
I know it's not a Nigerian song but it does sound like Yoruba tho.
I never understood a word she said back then but i always loved it each time it came on.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4dERzdBon0

Yeah she is not a Nigerian and I think she is from Republic of Benin and most of the lyrics were in yoruba.

[quote author=deejay_harry1]abeg who get two 50naira change??[/quote]How do you want it?

PLS SAY NO PIRACY

this is what is killing nollywood