₦airaland Forum

@Mckren:

Damn, you're under the light this week, I must admit.

You go boy, keep on showing off your 3 big balls, (boldness, maturity and sensibility), they look good. lol

@McKren:

Before we start slapping and smacking this man (Sultan Sa'ad Abubakar) around, have you heard directly from him regarding this issue?

what about the smoke coming from the exhaust pipe of your car? lol

MAMAJAMA:

The listed factors have to be combined. right?

If your answer is yes, then I will select:

Education, Experience, Political achievements, Charisma and definitely, COMMON SENSE

There is no need to continue to waste your time.
When someone is blessed with wisdom by God, haters can only try, but they can never never succeed.

The man is clean and a major asset to Nigeria.

I hope his spirit and commitment to developing our country, Nigeria never go away.

Pat Utomi, a fine Nigerian, but a mere waste of time and energy; he will never win.

Not even close!

Do you remember the old adage that says "raining or sun shine, a smart man must know when to step aside"

The man has done the right thing as usual; and I would have done the same if I was wearing his shoes.

On the run?
You must be joking, my friend.

Usually when you're on the run, your businesses are affected negatively, but in this case the occurrence is totally opposite.

Stepping aside for politicians to battle things out is totally different from being on the run.
The man is not and will never be on the run.

In addition, the man is an extremely hard working Nigerian. I haven't seen anything like that before.

@angel101:

But how can you have your day in court when you have not been charged of absolutely anything?

People go to court not just for a visit, they go there because they've been charged of something and there are evidences to support the charge.

In this case, there hasn't been anything.
They investigated him for more than 6 months and they found nothing.

He's clean and his businesses continue to contribute to the development of our nation.
I haven't seen any Nigerian  who is totally focused and determined to contribute vigorously toward the development of Nigeria like this man.

If only half of the leaders could have the same spirit, Nigeria of today would have been much better.


Let's give respect to folks that deserve it.

Back to the TOPIC:

Even though Senate has cleared Adenuga, but I truly feel that we should all give him a chance to clear himself at the right time.
He's an incredible Nigerian and he deserves this chance.

You're wonderful.

Thank you so much.

@angel101:

You know what?
I was totally wrong, I shouldn't have responded that way. It is totally unacceptable. This is a forum and we should all respect one another while we continue to share knowledge.

I'm very sorry.

What ever makes you happy.

Dude or what-ever you may be, please move on!

FYI: AFAM and myself have been discussing issues like this one for the past few weeks or months; hence this is an on going discussion between the 2.

I just despise folk that sticks their fat nose where it doesn't belong.

You need to go and sit on your naughty comment; you're not ready.

MAMAJAMA:

come on, let's show some self respect and common sense.

Your statement is totally uncivilized.

And it is not fair and totally uncivilized to judge a man you do not know.

I'm disappointed.

And believe me, Mr AFAM, I've got nothing to gain from supporting IBB or being happy for Adenuga.

You totally got it wrong, my man.

I refuse to be brainwashed.
I have my mind, my belief and I can see clearly; I do not need any organization, administration or anybody to teach me how to comprehend.

Believe me, I'm a fair man who wants nothing but the best for my country, Nigeria.

In regards to my support for IBB, AFAM, do we need to go there again?
I mean, we've gone through this same issue over and over; please, let it go.

Trust me, you totally got it wrong this time, but you're a good man.

Furthermore, the pictures on the currencies indicate that Nigeria as a nation comprises of many ethnicity groups and that should be good enough.

I think it is fair and save to say "Let's focus on the value of the CURRENCIES"

@AFAM

You came back too late, McKren already got KUDOS for this one.

Our main concern should be implementing an effective strategy to restore the value of Naira; not fighting over what should be written on it.

If Naira has no value, who really cares about what is written on it?

It seems to me that many are still sleeping and facing the same direction; absolutely not a pleasant state of mind.

We need to wake up and restructure our priority in Nigeria.

By the way, Mr AFAM, your two reasons are solid and very reasonable.

@enigmatic:

Could you please provide us with an evidence that "he smuggled out", as you've stated?

Thanks.

Posted by McKren:

Another clear example of lack of direction, instead of worrying about the purchasing power of Naira it is whether a religous inscription should be on it.

Definitely, a responsible comment.

Our main priority should be the value of Naira, not what is written on it.

OK McKren, it is now confirmed that you do have balls; infact you have 3. lol

Excellent respond!

Globacom roll-out in Ghana:

Globacom, Nigeria’s second national carrier, is about to spread its network to Ghana in its quest to dominate the GSM market in which it now has about 12 million subscribers.

Ghanaian President, John Kuffour, said at the CAF Awards at the weekend that he would provide Globacom a conducive environment to operate, which was interpreted to mean approval for it to roll out any moment from now.

Extending its services to Ghana and, eventually to other parts of Africa, will project Globacom well – beyond Nigeria, its base, where it is making good money, and competing neck and neck with MTN that already has a continental outlay.

But Nigeria, with a population of 140 million, remains the largest market for any operator. Ghana’s population is 21 million.

Globacom Executive Director, Okon Iyanam, explained in Accra at the weekend (after the CAF Awards sponsored by Globacom) that the roll out plan, which has been in the pipeline for a long while, will now be activated as the company is ready to extend to the continent.

Kuffour heaped praises on Globacom for its support for African youths and, in particular, soccer.

He said Ghana is keen to see the company extend its business frontiers into its domain.

Globacom will have to compete with four networks in Ghana, none of which operates its per second billing system.

They are Areeba, One Touch, and two others.

Globacom Sponsorship Manager, Harry Iwuala, said apart from a near perfect business climate in Ghana, his company would provide incentives for the Ghanaian populace.

The hi-tech equipment being imported from the United States through the Globacom-Alcatel partnership will be deployed.

"We are determined to get the best of networks in Nigeria, and indeed Africa. Sports, especially football, has been one of our reach out points; we won’t and can’t fail this generation," Iyanam stated.

http://odili.net/news/source/2007/mar/5/612.html

It is getting very dark; few more days to leave ASO Rock.

Trust me, Mr.President is very frustrated, nervous and busy trying to cover himself.

He absolutely has no more muscle to flex anymore; Senate is taking over gradually.

Unity and respect for one another.

I truly think it will help our nation in many ways.

Even PASO (Mexican currency) is being used in some parts of Florida.

Live and let's live; not live and let's die.

Couple of Arabic words will keep these people quiet and it will never hurt anything at the end of the day.

AFAM: could you please give us 2 sensible reasons why we shouldn't have Arabic on Nigerian currencies?

AFAM:

Could please give me the percentage of Muslim and Christian in Nigeria?

It is not a bad idea to have couple of words in Arabic on Nigerian currencies. It wouldn't hurt anybody or anything. It is embracing respect and compromising that make life fun and enjoyable to all.

We are all brothers and sisters; we should all develop that same mentality.
Believe me, at the end of the day, it will be beneficial to all of us.

(for instance, United States is now changing few things to accommodate Spanish people)


It is live and let's live; not live and let's die.

First, AFAM, I haven't heard from you lately, how you dey?
Hope all is well.


Now let's get back to business:

Afam, don't you think it is unfair and ridiculous to continue to debase this organization without even knowing a single member?
I'm disappointed; I expect more than that from you.

You can never never capitalize on what this administration and the public (Mckren) are feeding you; it is very important to do your own reseach, evaluate all the available premise and then conclude.

It is extremely difficult for me to discover that you do not know a single ICPC member, but you're so quick and comfortable to want to disable or demean the organization.
Absolutely, displeasing to any standard.

Please, take some time out, get to know these people and their high credibility standard.

Don't be brainwashed, ICPC is much more competent than EFCC; and it will all come out soon.

FYI: ICPC hasn't yet displayed their potential to Nigerians because they do not have access to the funding and authority organization like EFCC has enjoyed for the most years.