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Teempakguy:
It will probably look like the way new york looks now.

but by that time, it will already be outdated.


UNLESS,


we focus on the right things in this damned country.

I don't understand. Isn't this the "endtime"? Isn't Jesus coming soon? All of a sudden NL's don see better things them de salivate. Dem don forget the Lord. Lol.......

Gossiplover:
Many Nigeria Ajebo girls won't be able to do this. Maybe she is married to real traditional naija dude. Nevertheless, welldone Oyibo lady.

===> http://www.metropillar.com/2016/04/checkout-what-this-oyibo-woman-is-doing.html

Don't deceive yourself. Right now, it is an experiment. She will do it for a while and then get bored and move on to her normal way of life. It is one thing to play doctor and actually be a doctor.

989900:
Deals are about gains for both parties, who gains the more can be evaluated when you have full facts and figures.

If what we think it is is what it is, it is a win-win situation then.

1 litre of PMS sells for N86.50 (no fuel scarcity, next fuel station is just 1km away), I am out of fuel along Ore-Benin road, you siphon 10 litres from your car and sell to me at N930 instead of N865 -- we both win sort of: you make profit; I get out of jail!

I deliberately added the last part to see if you would get it and you don't. You said the west has spies in our ranks as if that is new. Germany has spies in the U.S and the U.S has in Germany. That does not stop them from being allies. My point is Nigerians act too naive in world politics. Every country is selfish and will not do anything unless it furthers it's self interest.

Volksfuhrer:
I understand your concern, but I'm tired of the shenanigans of the West! The fact that our government came up with this bold step has given me renewed hope, that someone somewhere is thinking outside the box. And get one thing very clear: the West has always been the enemy (albeit a veiled one), they even have their agents within our ranks! We've put up with their condescending postures and subtle threats for much too long, it's time we put our faith elsewhere.

We are not declaring war on the west, but we should be free enough to choose our allies.

Kindest regards.

Which Is why I said Nigerians need to get their act right before doing anything else. Every nation is selfish. That is how the game is played. Nigerians should know this by now. If China had nothing to gain from this alliance they wouldn't be doing it. They definitely have more to gain than we do.

@chizzymaris. Thanks for asking but none did. Mostly, i was nauseated by the level of childishness, absurdity and fetishism of the so called nollywood movies. Movie and art are a good way of understanding how people think. Nigerians have a long way to go.

Akshow:
Why would a husband share the pix of his wife posing in such a sexy and suggestive way?

A better question is why put your personal business on social media for everyone to scrutinize. People are getting dummer and dummer by the day.

Volksfuhrer:
So because there's corruption in the land we should not try to help ourselves. In fact, your post is a non sequitur. When we toed the line of the West in the days of yore, wasn't there corruption in our land? I'm afraid your argument is neither here nor there.

I am not saying that Nigeria, and by extension Nigerians, should not help themselves, but you need to prioritize yourselves. Just because you are thirsty does not mean you should use a basket to fetch water. First, get a proper means of acquiring the water you need, then fetch the water. Not doing that is a waste of time and resources. There are things Nigerians need to learn to do before making bold alliances and decisions. Nigerians cannot maintain a university hostel's toilet, and they want to maintain a humongous trade/currency partnership with china. Ok. Good luck with that.

Deen77:
Excellent, yes corruption but no nation is totally free, it can be reduce. That why they rate corruption country by country. Gradually we can reduce ours too.

Very correct. All Nations has some form of corruption/lawlessness in it's society. The important thing is how is it tackled? How is it seen by the general public? In Nigeria it is seen as a way of life. Most likely, If you own a car in Nigeria, you are corrupt. That is how bad it is in Nigeria. There is no sign of it being reduced in Nigeria. In normal societies, you will think long and hard before you do anything illegal because someone is always watching. In Nigeria, it is as reflective as breathing.

Volksfuhrer:
The hypocrisy of the West is just amazing. It's okay for them to swap currency with China but heinous for any African country to follow suit!

That is not what they are telling you. They see what you all don't want to acknowledge. The mentality of Nigerians cannot make it work because of corruption. It does not matter what great policies you put in place, corruption will destroy it. Just because western economies do it and it works for them, does not mean it will work for Nigeria. For example. The western world has refineries. So does Nigeria. Do the ones in Nigeria function? Nigeria has roads. So does the western world. Are the roads in Nigeria pliable? The western world has power generating means. So does Nigeria. When last did you have 24hr uninterrupted power supply? Nigerians have good ideas but lack the knowledge, will, or virtue to make anything worthwhile work. Corruption is the bane of the country.

kennydee05:
Nigeria will be great again.
The pathfinder for Africa continent.

Nigeria was never great.

Osirimononaye:
No, Here in America we don't live in Nigeria..lol

If you live in America (which i doubt seriously), then good for you.

ritababe:
where did she indicate that he's her husband?

The OP says so, so it must be true. Stop asking rational questions. It is not the Nigerian way. MOD, please come and ban the member. She is asking too many questions.

Kingslaw:
hope Nigeria ladies are learning.

How is this related to what either gender may or may not do? The thought process in Nigeria by Nigerians is alarming.

odiereke:
God wud judge all this Senator. At this crucial time, Why now?

God will not do squat. If Nigerian's don't wake up from their ignorant slumber, then it is their cross to bear. You all have been using God to defend your ignorance and in-actions since 1960. How is that working out for you?

Yarnivibes, you need to be flogged. Your topic should be "Top yoruba actors, I, Yarnivibes, did not know where not Yoruba". How in God's name did you not know that 90% of the people on the list are not Yoruba? Your fingers are itching you to type something abi? I have a report to type. Can you help?

Osirimononaye:
And who said i don't have those things?

you live in nigeria dont you?

Osirimononaye:
I don't think God is happy with them.....Some atheist id!ots will quote me

By your logic, God is not happy with you which is why you don't don't have gas, power, good roads, security, amenities, etc.

amtaken:
Orientation:
a person's feelings, interests, and beliefs.


In other words I need to change my feelings, interests and feelings?


Did you have to be re orientated during GEJ's regime?

That is your problem. You think everyone thinks like you. Unlike you, I know for a fact that Nigeria has never had a leader worthy of a vote. You all just support people blindly.

hardewalleh:
As if i have no important things to do.

It is "as if I "don't" have important things to do". You are welcome.

amtaken:
Can someone hand me my cane?




Is this Kemi a robot or mannequin?


My cane please!!!7

You need serious re orientation.

Has it come to this? There is nothing better to do than go looking for davido's conquests. Buhari, please come and provide jobs for these people oooo. Poverty na bast.ard

Icaretoo:
You will be surprise.... Pules she might not be aware of wat her daughter is up to but still... mothers love for her child/ children

Every woman na virgin till e get belle.

hardewalleh:
And who cares about you and your maggot infested mouth?. Your sickening contribution shows you are one of the lowest animals. Akpamu

But you haven't commented on if what i said are lies na.

Mediapace:
He is high on coke&oyinbo fanta!

What an insult to our culture

I agree. But not for your reasons. He is an i.diot for even accepting to indulge in a tradition that is gradually going out of date. Why oh why would i accept to come back to Nigeria of all places to rule over people who basically think like animals? God forbid. I'll stay where i am thank you very much.

Siena:
So I'm a year older today, the 16th April.

My wife wished me well, and made a big fuss. My kids wished Daddy a Happy Birthday, and made an even bigger fuss! And my 5-year-old daughter made Daddy a card, and signed it for herself and her brother and sister.

Happy Birthday, Siena!

https://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx329/NaijaGuy/Random%20Nairaland/image_zps9y1dhj3l.jpeg

I fit swear your kids are not raised in Nigeria. I lie?

Coldfeets:
Ignorance illiteracy is a disease indeed!

Ignorance is worse. You can still get by, by not being literate.

olayinka807:
Toke Makinwa has switched her weaves for cornrows and she looks absolutely gorgeous. She also stepped out in casual chic style as seen in the pictures below...

https://www.instagram.com/p/BEQS7S4jnjE/?taken-by=tokemakinwa

She looks anaemic.

shogat:
Electric power shortage/unavailability has been a scourge in Nigeria, which we have adapted to as a country because there seems to be no solution presently at hand.

In this era of smart phones, that comes with major flaw of having battery life that tend to drain out faster: Nigerians have to improvise alternative means to charge their phones since not everybody can afford using the generator always. You see people moving about with their charger looking for any available opportunity to charge their phones.

Here are some of the weirdest places we charge our phones.

1.Gas Stations: since the stations need to power their generators when selling fuel, people use that opportunity to locate the nearest one to them to charge their devices. There is high rate of theft here and also not possible when they don’t have fuel for sale.

2.Churches: people that attend church services in my area to charge their phones is increasing daily. They now pray the service last longer so that they can charge longer. You will see their demeanour change or turn back home whenever the church’s generator is faulty.

3.Banks: so I was on a queue inside one of the new generation banks, when a very good looking man came in and went directly to the water dispenser to drink a cup of water; immediately located an electricity wall-socket and plugged in his charger then sat down like someone about to deposit a huge sum of money (na charge e come charge). Many banks are halting such activities in their premises for security reasons.

4.Commercial Buses/taxies: people don’t struggle only for comfortable seats in buses again, they now struggle to use the car charger. They pass turn as if is a matter of life and death and some even forgets to pick their phones while alighting.

5.Salons: this is always an opportunity for me to charge since am a customer and I take it that charging is one of the services offered by the salon. The time limit depends on the style but as a sharp guy, to extend my charging time, I find faults and always correct the barber for long so that he will take his time while I continue my act.

6.Football Viewing Centres: 90 minutes is too much of a time to stay without charging after paying to watch a match. People flood viewing centres with their gadgets in order to charge them while enjoying the match. One’s attention is always divided since one must be vigilant because of thieves.

7.Restaurants: hungry or not, sometimes I just take a walk to a restaurant across my street; order a bottle of drink; sit close to a wall socket then plug in my charger then chill and enjoy my bottle for the next 2 hours till I get a full battery.

where do you charge your phones folks?

I don't know what you are talking about. I charge my shiit at home all day everyday.

adeaks:
Nope....clear and unambiguous!

How can a means of communication that is clear and unambiguous be confusing. I mean, since it is clear and is not open to more that one interpretation. You said "where the words are clear and unambiguous, you give them their literal interpretation", and that makes absolutely no grammatical or logical sense. I go school oooo, and English na my number 1 language.

adeaks:
Well as they say in law, where the words are clear and unambiguous, you give them their literal interpretation.

The signpost warns you not to 'donp' 'dosbin' by the signpost area. In other words you can dump your refuse there without shame nor fear, but once the refuse comes in a dustbin, then by police order you are forbidden from dumping it.

You mean "unclear" and "ambiguous" don't you?

ObiOmaMu:
When true love hits you....

http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/04/another-young-african-man-weds-his.html

God forbid.

Abudu2000:
in fact bro let's not argue becoz I feel the news is just a smokes screen to make it look like pmb frequent fliers is actually yielding something..leave trash....

I don't know if it will yield anything or not. I am only concerned with the information being disseminated on this forum. People base their responses and comments less on fact and more on emotions.