₦airaland Forum

ISI used to be so hip and very international. Can't believe that the school has been reduced to this. School that has consistently produced best and brightest.

Lovely! You are quite a captivating writer.

Seems like she was aiming for an alliteration.

What the Bleep did I just read?

Tedpgrass:
Having perused through the above and her blog.....

Take home message to any young gal include the below.....

1 Don't delve into things you have little understanding of.. And as a result you can not effectively set boundaries

2, as All is fair in love and war isn't it

3, Be ready to be a "casualty of love" if you throw your heart and head under the bus!!.. So love smart!!

4, Be careful playing out your fantasies as they can bite and sometimes,...... really hard or deadly in some situations.

5, "Kiss and tell" never earned Kudos or brownie points moreso in a patriarchal society.. 1st rule as a courtesan btw!!



For the burgeoning courtesans...... A high class olosho remains an olosho genetically!!!!

Work with your head and hands, climbing the ladder of success... not with the crevice between your legs!!


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Yet, more and more women are going to work as domestic servants in the Middle East. Middle East is no Europe or America. There's zero human rights there. Imagine sending someone with those extensive burns on a flight to Kenya without treatment.

Do we have the kind of senators in Nigeria that would organise those kind of seminars and programs? I wish.

Happy birthday to an Amazon. Even in death, she still stands strong.

The eldest has not seen his father for the past 10 years yet I'm seeing babies and small children that look younger than 10 years. Ok o.

HungerMustGo:
I hate when men are charged and victimized for rape just because a lady accused them without any shred of proof.
Such matters should be carefully investigated and where its just words without evidence case should be suspended till evidence is made available.

I also hate when men rape innocent women and get away with it due to a lack of evidence.

There is a very thin line.

He is not disputing that they had sex, he was saying it was consensual. But how do you have consensual sex with an underage child?

BlueRayDick:
This is not true. That area is far more secured compared to other cosmopolitan areas of the state.

The things you should worry about in that area is the bad road which will make you frequent your automechanic's and also means you will leave home as early possible to avoid the constant traffic on Lagos-Abeokuta expressway

Ok o. I know those areas very well. I even forgot the bad roads and traffic that will make you want to commit suicide rather than kill yourself. Just few estates there that make sense.

ifyalways:
You are very right. I gave her that submission because her child is under one year and it's not s problem yet.

You've been AWOL. What's Good?

Hmmm. I just dey watch. I've so much going on that I hardly have time to reply. I just read and move on. Seeing your owambe things.

Tobimillar1:
Ayobo, abesan estate, command and egbada are cheap places . I used to live at ayobo, and it was cool

Armed robbers will be your companion if you drive a nice car in the area.

He might be asking the circumcision thingy because of your reaction to sex. Some people believe that women that have been circumcised react in certain ways when having sex.

If you have guest, or you meet a guest in your BF's place, you can offer food as part of integrating in his culture.

ifyalways:
Don't give him any agbo or allow anyone massage it. It's undescended scrotum and will surely correct itself.

The akpa school is safe, no worries.

Sometimes, surgery has to be done for it and corrected now that he is a child. Once he is past I think it's 3/4 years, it becomes permanent.

What's Snickers? Like the chocolate or something?

Umahi that is so pro Buhari that I'm not surprised that he will say this.

I find it strange that for APC primaries which is for card carrying members, that the total votes cast is so high. In the 2015 general elections, APC had 800k plus votes and PDP had 600k plus votes. The votes for APC then had both card carrying and non card carrying members.

But this primaries has about 1 million votes for card carrying members of the APC. But what do I know. Winners and losers.

Copied from Quora.

Mynd44:
Why was his account restricted without warning in the first place?

This is just wrong and BS banking.

When he opened that restricted type of account, he would have been told the terms and conditions. One of it is that the account should not receive above a certain amount. If he breached the terms then the account needs to be restricted until they can do a full KYC.
Even looking at his tweets, they deserve to be deleted.

olowo1930:
well, the habit is bad but their was an agreement with them, if someone invites me into an hotel at around 8pm, at least a right think person should know the purpose except diabolic means. may God help us to curb this unforgettable game of life

The difference is that the lady works in the hotel and the man is her overall oga at the same hotel. Her work is to tally cash and bring to him everyday. Just read to understand and not with preconceived notions in your head.

There should be a thread about employees for a 1 man business. The work ethics is just terrible.

I thought Boko Haram had been defeated? Who are all these people again?

The revival of Nigeria’s economy has gained momentum under the guidance of President Buhari’s ERGP programme; its ambitious targets yield results that seem to indicate that they will soon be superseded.

In spite of difficult times, Nigeria has been rated as the top 10 most improved economies in 2016/2017.

“Nigeria is a very resilient country in terms of economy,” states Mr. Venkatapathy Venkataraman Group MD at NIPCO.

“If the tight monetary policy continues, and the Central Bank continues to manage the liquidity that makes FX, the economy may grow more than the 1.8% projected,” claims Mr Abubakar Jimoh, CEO at Coronation Merchant Bank.

Although energy sales in Nigeria account for up to 80 percent of all government revenue and more than 90 percent of the country’s exports, Agriculture and ICT sectors have flourished, providing steady growth, employment and investment opportunities.

The ERGP’s shift towards becoming import dependent has been particularly successful in Agriculture. Proforce MD, Mr Ade Ogundeyin declares, “the government is serious and committed about made-in-Nigeria goods. They are saying that if it can be produced in Nigeria you don’t import it.”

This has been a result of the ERPG programme and its emphasis on industrialisation and diversification policies which boost capital inflows and encourages ease of doing business.

In November 2017 Godwin Emefiele Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria CBN’s presented Nigeria’s economic outlook for 2018, predicting that national forex reserves will hit US$ 40bn in 2018. In introducing I&E forex the improvement in the ease of doing business is guaranteed.

“The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) played an extensive role in ensuring relative price stability and in managing the dearth of foreign exchange,” declares Mr Obeahon Ohiwerei, Managing Director at Keystone Bank.


The government’s intention to use telecoms and ICT for economic development and financial inclusion is auspicious for the industry. Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Mr Umar Danbatta states that “telecoms contribution to GDP is now close to 10% and has been contributing 1.4 trillion naira to the economy.”


Minister of Power, Works and Housing Hon. Fashola confirms the commitment to IT, “We’re installing more broadband and connectivity across the country,” which in turn enhances a definite entrepreneurial spirit at play amongst the people.

The government has made it extremely clear that it will be pouring funding into infrastructure. Minister of Power, Works and Housing Hon. Fashola declares, “the investment in infrastructure is driving the value chain of the economic diversification.”

The government’s plans to modernise and restructure the country’s public transport system has proved a great opportunity for investors and the economy.


Nigeria remains a highly appealing destination for investors. Mr Tunde Fowler, Chairman at FIRS elaborates, “Nigeria is an investor’s heaven with so much potential; from industry to agriculture to telecommunications. There’s so much room for expansion and the ease of doing business ensures that anyone who has a business, or who intends to start a business, will not have to face any bureaucracy, roadblocks or hindrance.

Nigeria’s government is determined to provide profound and long-term change in economic prosperity and stability; there remains little doubt that it is Nigeria’s destiny to uphold the title of largest economy in Africa for a long time yet.

Let us read through the article in support of his title.

1. It was never stated that Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa. That would be an outright lie.
2. It was stated that Nigeria was one of the most improved economies in Africa in 2016/2017. This is debatable because Nigeria just came out of a spate of negative growth.
3. Quotes are from govt officials, Keystone bank and NIPCO (really?) to support the conclusion.
4. All was hearsay, nothing of substance. It's all based on the same govt will do, nothing done except in agriculture which we all have to agree started before the current govt.
5. Who is Penresa the author?
6. How can the op be talking of debt to GDP ratio that developed economies are referring to rather that the ability to pay?
7. Since Naira has been devalued, does it still make sense to be referring to the dollar amounts as if they are on the same base. We will need more Naira to pay off our debts now than before.

Lastly, it's not about Peter Obi or whoever else (although they were quoting World Bank figures not their own). It's about the fact that this govt is mortgaging our future with nothing to show for it. How can after 3 years, we are still benchmarking are position with an era that we agree need to change. We need to see that change.

Where can we buy?

So, it happened but in Enugu State and not Anambra State? This is just ridiculous.

oyejideogunjumo:
Although we are not originally in the earthquake zone but much damage has been done to the earth by mankind which has drastically changed the earth and it's nature.The first tremor I can vividly remember was in 1984 that affected Abeokuta and Ibadan and now it is Abuja. Who knows where next?

I remember one that happened in Ibadan circa 1998. Was scary.

theoldpretender:
Nope....the issue is we need at least 2 trillion naira if not more to fund the health care sector properly.

We also need to increase taxes, ESPECIALLY since oil is not as high as we need it.

It is not a defence of Bubu...it is the sad cold fact.

The truth is....you want good health care, you have to pay for it. The UK spends billions of pounds on health care...far more than Nigeria's budget for the year. And much of that cash comes from high taxes.

I won't mind if we vote out APC...but the thing is....health care is very very expensive. Workers are poorly paid. And there isn't enough cash for facilities.

Our taxes our high enough as it is. We are at an effective tax rate of 19%. Developed countries start at 26%. The issue is that not everyone pays tax. Most in the the informal sector don't pay tax. Rich people avoid/evade tax. They should be taxed highest as happens in developed countries. They have taxes upwards of 45% while ours is at 25%.

It might have been a fashion statement but it didn't fit her. She looked like she was drowning in the look. The dress would have been perfect for someone with more pizzazz and more flamboyant

He should have been checked for injuries. Falling from that height can cause a concussion or internal injuries.

9jaBloke:
Yes he is.

Are you blank?

Duh!