₦airaland Forum

Pharoh:
Goodluck is a silent achiever but people are not going to see that but we just want to hear propaganda and whatever the opposition is sprouting out of their mouth.

Hasn't it been already stated that this project was initiated by the late Yaradua? Now team GEJ arrives to steal the glory. How convenient.

violent:
No looting in Japan?  I would want to believe there are outliers in every statistics no matter how minute it might seem. . . .or is Japan simply a country full of satisfied people without greed?

Whatever exceptions that exist must be minimal and do little to alter the observation that the Japanese are handling this crisis in a more mature manner unlike the Americans or Haitians who were struck with similar disasters.

Onlytruth:
In Nigeria for instance, we don't believe same things. . .AT ALL. That is why there is constant looting, from the top government officials at the national level, to a guy standing by the way side waiting for an accident to happen. There is no sameness of view and culture.

ROSSIKE gave an example of what normally happens in Igboland. It is not a matter of being superior or right or wrong. It is just what it is.

How does this theory hold up against the fact that militants and kidnappers in the Niger Delta despite belonging to the same ethnic group or community attacked/kidnapped their own kind? Weren't those perpetrators culturally homogeneous with their victims?

With a great deal of magic even 10 years is not feasible.

It has ended already in Abuja.

How long is that mad dog trying to fool the world with this antics?  He had better take Mugabe's offer while he can.

Liquid Snake from MGS 4

And now, iced Milo.

blink182:
Congratulations All, we've succeeded in derailing the thread

lol.

You know what they say; When a man in single he is incomplete, when he gets married he is finished.  

Just wanted to display here a picture of iced tea to spice up this thread. 

obowunmi:
@ Bawss, I love hot cocoa as well. Bornvita and milo --- with Nido or peak milk (loads of it). Swiss miss is enjoyable as well but I feel like its got too much sodium.
Inked, what's up with you.

Nice. I guess we all love hot cocoa because thats what we all grew up on in these parts.

How about iced tea people? Because I suspect that many people don’t drink hot tea on account of our weather - unless you are a hardcore aficionado like Ajanlekoko  - I think this can be a good alternative to carbonated soft drinks. I did look this up and I found that there are dozens of varieties for iced tea from the fruit flavored variety to the exotic ones like Jasmine or Chai (spiced Indian tea) served in Asian restaurants. Some can be freshly made at home while others come ready in cans and bottles just like any other soft drink. I would like to try out most of these varieties alas the ones I easily come across are the ones made by Chivita. 

Anyways, whats your take on this guys?

dayokanu:
Why the unnecesary advertisement of your marital status?

Perhaps its some kind of ceveat.

Ceveat Courter

buzugee:
did you think this question out well ?

I thought the present government promised to make fuel scarcity history by now.

^ ^^
Tell that to the ladies that can't stay off African Magic and the guys who have to follow the EPL and the UEFA Cup.

No pictures?

[quote author=Jossy_4u link=topic=625756.msg7937241#msg7937241 date=1300453243]Lets atleast boycott this DSTV, for sometime, to show them we can do without them. After making people buy into them by slashing their price to N9,000 (promotion), they immediately increased their subscription. They are damn too expesive.[/quote]You will soon find out that you are completely on your own here.

Is there room in this thread for hot chocolate lovers? Most Nigerians I assume only think of cocoa beverages when tea is mention even though they are two different things. I'm not much of a tea fan even though I really like Ginger tea, but I think a hot cup of Bournvita with plenty of milk is not a bad way to start my day.

Any tips on how to defuse a time bomb when the bomb squad is yet to arrive? 

I say this for holiday makers who sometimes find themselves in situations where a terrorist has just triggered a time bomb, the escape routes are closed and after calling for help they realize that the police will take a long time to arrive at the scene before the bomb explodes.

Naruto by far, heck any Akatsuki member will kick Avatars butt anytime.

twinskenny:
screw them with all that repeated movies day in day out?
if ther is going to be an increase they should as well improve on their contents, such a shame

Is there any channel that does not show repeats?

A phone for the groupies eh?

This threads title is completely untrue, how in the world can anyone say that Mrs Buhari can't speak cant read or speak English.

Her reading skills, while not BBC-reporter perfect, dusts Dame Patience's by many miles. I'm sure many people will prefer a Mrs Buhari any day to a Dame P.

Lagos Boy:
March 18, 2011 01:31AM

President Goodluck Jonathan in Dutse on Thursday promised to ensure that all the 36 states have a domestic airport, if he is elected in April.

Mr. Jonathan, who is the PDP presidential candidate, made the promise while inaugurating 500 housing units built by Governor Sule Lamido's administration.

"If I win the election, within my four years in office, [b]I will establish domestic airports in all the states without airports.
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A tall and unrealistic pledge.

If GEJ wins it will be business as usual.

For real?

Interesting analysis except for the bolded

POTUT:
GEJ continues to be seen as part of the status quo that has pillaged our future before it is born. On the brigter side, he runs with an air of destiny and has committed himself in his words. My power of discernment still tilts towards this commitment.

Where and when did GEJ commit himself to his words? If anything he strikes one as a completely undecided and wavering individual.

rolchi:
Let begin the game, sign the petition to force them to reduce their prices! Besides, their largest market is here and we still pay more here than in SA. Then where is advantage of Population? Again, premium is actually NGN10,300.00 after 3 months and not even NGN10,000.00

Very funny. There are other pressing issues that should concern Nigerians, not satellite television. This is not a matter of life and death. People who can't afford pay TV will just settle for local channels.

lagoshost:
They will continue to dupe us until we learn how to support our own people. Remember these guy are from SA and hate us with a passion.

Lets also consider helping our local companies to grow.

Do away with such talk! Your statement only fosters disunity and trouble furthermore it is untrue. People had better put an end to this "everybody is against us" mentality.