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This game is so dead

it is about time SE comes home

On a mission to rid NL off useless thread like this one

lies , lies , lies

Poster - You have overwhelmed us with facts - I still believe their is no terrorism in Nigeria

newmaster:
NO WAY FOR THE POOR CITIZENS IN NAIJA, THE OIL MONEY IS FOR OUR LEADERS POCKET, FOOLISH LOOTERS,,,,,,
GOD WILL ONE DAY SEE US THROUGH, WITH THIS BAD LEADERS, THE EVIL & CORRUPED GANG OF LEADERS

God is not going to see u thru - cause he has given you and i empowerment to fight bad goverance

See whahala  - what about toyota's that have been shipped to Africa - Accelerator jaming to the floor  - The importance of appropriate  infrastructure in Nigeria can not be over specficed.

Toyota has announced the recall of vehicles in the US, Europe and China over concerns about accelerator pedals getting stuck on floor mats.
The firm has announced plans to recall 1.1 million more cars in the US a day after saying it was suspending sales of eight popular US models.
According to an application to China's quality control office, it wants to recall 75,552 RAV4 vehicles there.
Toyota also announced 750 jobs could go at its Burnaston plant in the UK.
The positions would be lost before August.
"[Last year] was a tough year for Toyota Manufacturing UK," the carmaker said.
"This decision is related to production capacity and efficiency, not to production volumes."
Toyota said no decision had been taken about how the jobs would go, but added that it was not currently considering compulsory redundancies.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8484498.stm

mama-gee:
You can call me on this number 0806512365.

Hi are u based in rivers state - cause budget is tight and cant afford to travel or accomodation cost

Another useless thread - If you an athesit - then stick to your shit - if you believe in the existence of God then good for u . but why try to force each other opinion yourselves - absolute waste of time and energy

You should all get a life

The latest rejection of this bill - clearly confirms to move forward in this country the action lies in the hand of masses

The Freedom of Information Bill suffered another major setback at the House of Representatives on Thursday as lawmakers rejected a fresh bid to revisit the document.

Thursday’s development, coming in spite of the assurances by the House that it would pass the bill, left the document in an apparent state of hopelessness.

Twenty-one members of the House led by the Chairman of the Committee on Rules and Business, Mr. Ita Enang, had sponsored a motion seeking to re-commit the FOI bill to the Committee on Information/National Orientation and Justice.

The idea, according to the sponsors, is to allow the committee to conduct a public hearing on the bill and allow members of the public to trash out any grey areas.

Presenting the motion, Enang said, “Dear colleagues, the motion on this subject is asking for one resolution; that the FOI bill be re-committed to the Joint Committee on Information and Justice to conduct a public hearing and bring its recommendations on the bill.

“Colleagues may please recall that when the bill was read a second time, it was committed to the Committee of the Whole.

“But, from serious issues of law raised by members, it has become pertinent that the public be heard on the provisions, and members may also make presentations in the course of the hearing.

“I, therefore, pray you, dear colleagues, to please support that this motion, with a simple, non-committal prayer, be passed so that you will have an opportunity to make inputs before the bill is listed for consideration in Committee of the Whole.”

After the motion was read, the Speaker, Mr. Dimeji Bankole, called for votes on whether to approve it, but there was a thunderous “nay.”

Bankole, who appeared shocked over the reaction of his colleagues, immediately called for an executive session (behind closed doors).

The chamber again thundered “nay,” leaving both Bankole and the sponsors of the motion bewildered.

The speaker then said, “As your speaker, I will always do what you say (to reject the bill).

“It appears that more work needs to be done; I therefore, stand down the motion.”

One of the sponsors of the motion, Mr. Ezuiche Ubani, expressed disappointment over the decision of the House.

He said, “The speaker said that more work has to be done; what more work are we going to do again?

“This bill has spent so much time in this House; it is a simple bill that will do all of us good but I just can’t understand why my colleagues are afraid of it.

“I don’t know what else we are to do; but we shall continue to push for the passage of the bill. This is not the end yet.

“If they are talking of lobbying, we have to talk to more stakeholders to meet with members and still try to assure them that this bill is good and means no harm to them.”

Ubani commended the “courage” of the 21 members for coming out openly to support the bill in spite of the stiff opposition against it in the House.

The 21 courageous members are Ita Enang, C.I.D Maduabum, Sylvester Ogbaga, A.T. Sam-Sokwam, Adegoke Festus, George-Ford Nwosu, Mohammed Garba, Shuaibu Abdulihi, Samson Osagie and Emmanuel Adedeji.

Others are Bala Kuta, Patricia Etteh, Sani Saleh-Minjibir, Takori Sani, Ezuiche Ubani, Mutu Nicholas and Ishaku Shara.

Also on the list are Mohammed Monguno, Jacobs Elubiosu, Aminu Shagari and Samaila Mohammed.

The House of Representatives had, on June 3, 2008, refused to debate the FoI Bill, barely 24 hours after the Senate concluded a public hearing on it.

It took the Deputy Speaker, Alhaji Bayero Nafada, about 20 minutes to douse the pandemonium generated by the development.

Journalists covering the House had threatened to boycott its activities if the bill was not given a considerable time to facilitate its passage.

But the sponsor of the bill, Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, had blamed the behaviour of her colleagues on the fear of the media.


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201001222363078

ol boy or girl - let hear your own contribution but please dont derail the thread


dont mind this yeye people - when it is to insult - the thread will go 100 pages -

Long time no hear anyway

When it is time to discuss serious kingdom matters nobody turns up - but when it is matters that display your fake self righteousness such insulting others of other religion the thread goes 40 pages and still counting.

In my dream - i missed a connecting flight to SA and had to be rebooked for another one leaving on Monday

Just hope brf becomes d life Guv of Lagos state so we can have more carnivals

It looks more like a giant iphone - I am interested in how much it will cost

Here comes BRF's brother or stalker Defender and yes i was born and breed in lagos and dont have a village to go to go . I asked a simple question is lagos not overwhelmed with festive events.

can you link to me hall decorators in Rivers state


thanks

I require more clarification on the above topic . 

The following scriptures says

1  Luk 6:38  Give, and it will be given to you; good measure, crushed down, full and running over, they will give to you. For in the same measure as you give, it will be given to you again.

2. If I give to the poor i lend to God - . 

3. Gal 6:7  Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.   

And i am sure they are many more scriptures that deal with this matter. 

Is seedtime about money  --  more to come shortly



Please share your thoughts on this matter

any online link

semid4lyfe:
This is the FACT and all that matters in our appraisal of Amodu
16 Matches played
13 Wins
2 Draws
1 Loss
I'll swim and sink with a coach with this kind of record. Go Amodu Go. . . .Go Super Eagles Go. . .Continue shaming your critics.

But dont you fear that record would be destroyed in the world cup - I have a feeling the current setup is going to concede a lot of goals

paddy_lo:
@blacksta. .
why not just take a hike

@tpia
good points u raised
philadelphia were i currently reside,has its annual mummers parade
its one of the largest in the country
yet there is probably 40% poverty in philadelphia. .
some ppl blacksta just like to hear themselves talk

40% cant be right  - you must also understand poverty in philly will be measured differently with the poverty in Lagos - I only asked a simple question " Is BRF not losing focus "

naija_swag:
We can afford the world's biggest and largest generators.Scan all Americans.They are not the only one that know how to impose restrictions.

Will a Nigerian holding a U.s passport be treated in this retaliatory manner. The other question what is the number of Americans that actually travel into Nigeria i am sure the number is very insignificant

NTA opinion poll - Nigeria's avenue of spreading propaganda - abeg give me break

Wrex:
We gave amodu a mandate.He has delivered.I do not care how he did it,but he delivered.It doesn't matter if the players didn't play a beautiful and robust football but we are in the semi finals.The solution is not to sack amodu but to include match readers like siasia in the coaching crew.

I agree he has delivered on the sf mandate but the fear is that when they play teams in the WC with the current squad >Nigeria should expect basketball style scores against them.

see why i have said you were illogical on the above topic - Their is absolute no correlation btw overwhelmed with people or overwhelmed with festive activities. try again

Go and sit down with your illogical reasoning - I asked a simple question - Lagos is already overwhelmed with festive activities why add another one at the expense of the people

is this man Dr. Babangida Aliyu a member of the PDP or otherwise

Dont get technical with me - The fact that an event is free to attend does not hide the obvious that it will have associated costs for the individual travelling to the so called free event. Please let us remain on point " Lagos not need another carnival we already the eyo festival" People in Ajejunle are suffering