₦airaland Forum

The story keeps offering new twists and surprises.

Is this thread not a veiled attack on SA? Who spoke rudely to the OP, a South African or a Nigerian?

Besides has the OP considered the fact that the rule he is upset with was designed to prevent people from stealing 'credit' from decoders just like people did in the early days of transferring GSM airtime?

They say that the customer is king but in many instances the customer is just plain wrong. Deal with it.

The kitchen romance continues.

Rice, beans and plantain. Again!

^You haven't seen anything. I remember somebody started a thread asking for directions to someplace in Surulere here in the games section!

Threads = Search Bar for some people . Pathetic

^^

Why does the thread Etisalat GAGA: Etisalat Offers Cheap Android Phone redirect to this thread?

Ufeolorun:
Derailment of this thread[b] on the rise [/b]

Interesting pun play considering the thread title. Nice one.

What good has ever come out of investigations by senate committees or probes? This appears to be another round of hot- air blowing around. We'll see.

Johndoe100:
[b]Are you in Nigeria? If you were, you would know that the power situation is on the way to being solved. [/b]Anyway the power issue is one part of the solution. There are others such as the gas revolutionn - almost 500,000 jobs, the PIB bill another 500,000 jobs. We expect to have almost 3 million jobs from the agricultural refoms and initiatives that are coming. There are others that I could mention.
We are on track, people just need to join hands with this admistration.

Off topic but the line in bold is far from the truth. I am in Nigeria and other than all the talk of master-plans blueprints and grand schemes there hasn't been any improvement in power that I have noticed.

I am curious though, when are the agricultural reforms and initiatives going to be implemented? Any time lines available?

Everything is epic epic epic for Nairalanders. The ignorance on this thread is epic.

^See how people are displaying their ignorance for the world to see. I advise you to take some time out of your schedule today and educate yourself about the activity of NLNG and its impact on Nigeria.

Stup[i]i[/i]d thread.

Welcome news.

GEJ scores some points in my books for this. Way to go man.

As if the threat of Boko Haram is not enough, we are now looking for ways to draw the ire of extremists by seeking to legalize prost!tution. Anyway, regardless of whether this makes economic sense or not, legalizing prost!tution is morally wrong! Almost all the problems that affect Nigeria today stem from the fact that many families are not built on the right foundations and instead of addressing this basic problem we worsen the issues with this? Come on, people!

Brooks bottled water.

I think its garri that is the most consumed of the lot.

Have you tried reading its manual?

^It affects our solar system because some people in the south western part of Nigeria which is situated on the African continent on planet Earth are now able to transport cement by rail thereby causing joy peace and happiness to spread among all life forms in the Milky Way galaxy. Is that not a good thing?

^ Whatever.

As long as wh0ring isn't legalized in Nigeria.

Hmmm. So that article was false. Why would anyone do something like that?

Jakumo is the Anon of Nairaland.

https://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61k6J0hwxlL._SL500_AA300_.jpg  [img]http://anonnews.org/uploads/283614091_anonymous-logo.jpg?do-not-hotlink,-hotlinking-attempts-will-be-blocked,-point-to-the-press-release-instead[/img]

But I suspect he is a pilot in real life.

The universe on the rise!

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Thatdave:
You and your friend are definitely the next in SSS net.
Dont be surprised if you are pelleted without judgment in court.

You guys have made my morning. Thanks

Cine:
I remember driving into Banana Island a couple of months ago, sightseeing. I was with an estate agent who gave me the low down.
1. If you've got a banged up looking car you aren't getting in.
2. Absolutely no okada.
3. The average plot goes for upwards of N100m.
4. They have a special (secret) deal with NEPA, so they get 24/7 power (unllike the rest of us).
5. The houses don't need walls and gates as 'normal' people can't get on the island anyway, but do, and these are some of the most beautiful homes you'll see.


Who is that lives here? Senators and ex generals.
I saw a cordoned off road, with vast land beyond the cordons. Must be talking 100s of billions worth. Who owns the land, Abacha. Getting the gist.

Don't see what this has to do with whether politicians have consciences or not.

They should all keep the heat on Abia.

Nice one. Now to do something about those fake clearing agents.

;d

Its good that the rights of workers should be protected but when government interferes with the running of private company as it did here then prepare to see less investors coming into your country.

psalmizt:
Where in the world does a company sack 3000 workers and the govt turns a blind eye? let alone that the sacked employees are to be replaced by foreigners

Nokia is firing about 3500 workers and the Finish (sp?) government isn't interfering http://www.businessinsider.com/nokia-layoffs-2011-9

From what I read I didn't see where the 3000 workers were going to be replaced by foreigners. Maybe I'm wrong but doesn't that sound a bit odd, aren't local staff more cheaper than foreigners?

^ You must have missed the part where the OP mentioned torrents abi?

Hey have you guys forgotten how we earned our 101st place to do business? Its because of things like this.

The recalled workers are smiling again though.