₦airaland Forum

Mobinga:
Don't mind the silly people.

Opening your filthy mouths to complain. Are any of Amaechi's children in Nigeria? The president sends his children to a Nigerian school and you complain that the school is still on and yours isn't?. Shame o you ridiculous people. Big Shame

How a man chooses to raise his children is his business, however your C-in-C attempted to portray the facts as though his kids attend a regular Nigerian school in a bid to win supporters. AISA is not a Nigerian school, not by a long shot. _{Nobody would have given a hoot if he didn't open his mouth and announce that his that his kids school in Nigeria anyways.}

By the way, people are complaining because of the apparent double standards that seem to apply in this instance.

You know how it is with this government, never believe anything until they deny it.

Somebody tell that Mob guy to grow up a little. Didn't he read the part where the OP said no insults?

Jakumo:
I would be more concerned about Johnny B. Goodluck if he did NOT indulge in the odd extra-marital fling, both before becoming Nigeria's president, but especially now when the intense pressures of all those executive decisions can get to a man, without him also having to fret over how to go about resisting the seductive wiles of all the women that throw themselves at him everywhere he goes.

In other words, it is of PARAMOUNT importance that President Johnny B. Goodluck go above and beyond the call of duty and rise to the occasion whenever so expected by his fine single female constituency, while concurrently remaining loyal to his understanding wife, in the sense of sleeping under the same roof as she whenever his pressing schedule permits.

Johnny Goodluck's American namesake, John F. Kennedy, had numerous affairs with a string of smoking hot women during his entire political career, but especially during his White House years, and yet today, decades after the Camelot Years, JFK continues to be regarded as one of America's greatest presidents.   In conclusion, provided that Nigerian President Johnny Goodluck ALWAYS dons his presidential raincoat during ALL extra-curricular deep drilling activities, the ship of state will sail steadily on course, till His Excellency returns, refreshed and rejuvenated after giving a grateful young woman a right seeing to.

Maybe madam Patience arrived on the scene before the kids. Possible but I'm just speculating.

This thread has troll written all over it btw.

Anyways it is obvious that the Corpers used in this exercise are not properly trained. A big shame indeed.

Its so hard to accept the correction and continue with the gripe about INEC eh?

Meldrick:
What the hell do you mean? How many Universities have a computer. If not for these private Universities, most federal and state universities have none. Even my friend who read computer science was finding it difficult to put off my laptop because most Computer Science departments can't posses a computer. So what do u expect?

The Nigerian education system for all to see!

So now this is INEC's fault? You'd be amazed about the quality of some of our university graduates if you took a closer look at them. We have
ourselves to blame in this. As someone pointed out earlier; faulty equipment and dull corpers makes for an inefficient registration process.

^^^
A typical response, we expected no less.

Just in case you are in doubt about the fact that GEJ's kids attend AISA, head down there and confirm for yourself.

Just admit it, GEJ is no saint.

Mobinga:
Good Riddance to bad rubbish. I was really happy when I heard, people can stop living FAKE lives on websites. So far Nairaland has the most FAKE backside people I've ever seen.

And yet you spend most of your time on NL and FB. Dude c'mon close both of your accounts.

lagerwhenindoubt:
I suspect Seun was involved

Nice one.

kedukc:
^^ the very attitude that propagates flame wars on NL. Dudes read carefully b4 posting!

Its amazing that people are taking this way too seriously. The OP culled the story from Wazobia Reports for crying out loud. Even more amazing is the fact that a radio station here in Abuja included this story as part of their news report this morning!

blank:
How about dat building on Awolowo road in Lagos that has a danfo bus coming out of it? A friend was actually arguing dat it was "art".

There's nothing wrong with the Danfo house on Awolowo. That one stands out as ingenious and yes I think its art. This elephant house on the other hand is a reflection of very poor taste.

A good development.

famochy:
what really are the CBN upto? i went to a particular bank and was asked to bring PHCN Bill but the funniest thing is that outside the gate of the bank, i saw boys selling PHCN bill. so what is the essence of all these,

Na wa o. See hustlers  

Are you people saying that countries where people are tolled for roads don't pay taxes or that they don't have daily expenses? Apparently Nigerians are not ready for developments like this. The fact remains that somebody has to pay for all the fancy new infrastructure we all yearn for and currently government cannot do so. The PPP debate has been carried out extensively here on NL yet people do not get the point.

There's no excusing this statement especially from an Information Minister.

Beaf:
GEJ introduced social networking to Nigerian (even African) politics. That is what the Minister meant, he was 100% correct.
Because of GEJ, all Nigerian politicians are striving hard to seem in connection with the masses and youth through facebook, twitter and the likes (even monsters like IBB).

Typical fan


Next year we'll hear GEJ brought fresh air and invented sliced bread in Nigeria.

Did I miss something here? Isn't the first post culled from Wazobia Reporters. You guys don't get the joke eh?

I'm not an iPhone or BB user but, Nice one RIM.

Onlytruth don't troll!

The state is a write-off. Lazy citizens looting leaders. What do you expect.

There I said it.

kambo:
visit a bookstand - do you buy books a lot? i bet you go for foreign authors?
why?
they are more qualitative in their writing etc.
just one of those colonial indoctrination talking.

i put it here that nigerians have sth wrong with their self perception.

if kiyosaki were a nigerian would so many copies of his book have sold

Now with this mindset there is little you can learn from the book. Ajanlekoko's post was spot on; its the fundamentals that count.

When the oil dries up in Nigeria we'll invade Ghana and start the Nigerian drama all over again. This time it will be on a larger scale with more ethnic groups. 

I suspect the OP has already found solutions to his question by now.

So this is another PS3 exclusive, yes?

This shouldn't be surprising. Thats why they are called Union Bank, get it? union bank

^^ Check the date when this thread was started wise guy.

Here's an interesting video made about Black Ops multiplayer lego style
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Anyone tried playing any of the special ops in Modern warfare 2 on Veteran level? Impossible!

Tinapa is still government run by many accounts so how do you expect it to thrive. We all need to look at how government run organizations are faring then we can understand Tinapa's plight. I think it was a good idea at the beginning, what should have been be done was to let the place be run wholly by a private organisation then things might have been better.

I think the OP is assuming wealth can only be acquired by working as an employee.

Not all the points raised in that book can work in Nigeria I agree.