₦airaland Forum

Hey Pearl, u got it wrong on this one; matching belt & pants (ie your trousers) for the guys. Its should matching your belt with your shoes. Just imagine a guy (I see a lot though & I feel pity on their ignorance) wearing a blue pair of chucks and a white belt on an off-white three quater chinos. Horrible I'll say.

Don't know why we are so gσσ∂ at condemning things & making a blanket judgement. These phones all have there purposes. BB is not for kids who wants to play games. BB is for serious minded individuals. Now note that I am a gadget lover. I have iPad 2 3G + wifi, iPhone 3Gs and a Bold 2. That said, I use data on the iPhone mostly when I'm in the office via wifi. The iPad is for meetings and presentation to clients due to its wider screen + the effizzy it throws on a potential client, so I only recharge its data on such occasions. I turned off data completely on the iphone or you will wake up with ur credit wiped. My BB is always on. Cheaper to maintain & I can do practically everything on it. Email on the go, doc editing & creation, viewing of pdf files et al which is basically what others will do too. If u want gaming on a BB, go for the newer keypadless series with better processing power and resolution. There is a BB for every class. On the battery issue, Nigerians are their own problems on cellphone batteries. They don't do a full charge straight outta the box before using d device & in d process diminishes d ba3s potentials.

Let me leave u guys with this last note: BB was originally designed as an enterprise secure communication device for businesses. Its not for boys and girls. I use my iphone more for soccer games and my lil'daughter uses my ipad for talking Sam and others like it.

My verdict: Don't hate BB cos its not for you or you don't know what to do with it. Save yourself that hate energy. I as a person can't do without my BB. Thank you!

As well as taking Apple’s crown as the king of the
smartphone market, Samsung seems to be selling mobile
phones in record numbers, having shifted an impressive
50.5 million during Q2 of 2012.

Read more - Source: Redmond Pie [url]
www.redmondpie.com/samsung-has-sold-an-incredible-51-million-smartphones-in-just-3-months/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+RedmondPie+%28Redmond+Pie%29
[/url]

Guys, I thank God for my life. I have taken several risks on d highway. I look back at that today and I thank God. I can NEVER EVER try that again.

1st
Dec 2001
1990 tuned-up Honday Civic with F1 injection system.
Car max speed - 200km/h.
Trip - Lagos - Owerri
I left Lagos 6am got to asaba 9:45
Pushed the car to d max 200km/h on AC and glass wound up.
That sure was a death wish.

That wasn't all.
Dec 2003
1993 Mercedes Benz E200 sealed engine
Max speed 220km/h
Trip: Lagos to Owerri
Pushed the car to d 210km/h on AC with windows wound up.

Did same in 2004, 2005.

In 2007, with 03 American Spec BMW 320i full options
Max speed 220km/h
Trip: Asaba - Lagos
Clocked 200km/h

I ĺ♡√Ɛ to speed till I cautioned myself in 2008 after I narrowly escaped a crash. Ever since 2008, the max speed I have achieved in 160km/h when a golf 3 wanted to test my 95 E320 American spec last year on the Benin bypass.

Speed kills guys. These days I don't even bother to chase. I maintain a 120km/h max.

This is one big fear I have about jailbroken iDevices. It fun oº°˚ but I fear a lot might be going down we don't know about. I have jailbroken both my iPhone and iPad 2 and guess what? I use them for very sensitive transactions believing iDevices are hack proof. Why I jailbroke all was the freedom to install various paid apps for free via installous 5, but how safe are those apps after they have been hacked, reverse engineered and probably injected with a malicious program. MyWallet has all my cards both credit and debits saved on it. Now am freaking afraid they already haven't been stolen. Are jailbroken iDevices as risky as I am thinking they are? This is one big fear I have about jailbroken idevices. It fun oº°˚ but I fear a lot might be going down we don't know about. I have jailbroken both my iPhone and iPad 2 and guess what? I use them for very sensitive transactions believing idevices are hack proof. Why I jailbroke all was the freedom to install various paid apps for free via installous 5, but how safe are those apps after they have been hacked, reverse engineered and probably injected with a malicious program. MyWallet has all my cards both credit and debits saved on it. Now am freaking afraid they already haven't been stolen. Are jailbroken iDevices as risky as I am thinking they are?

FLASH: FG changes name of UNILAG again to MOBIOL African Cosmopolitan International University (MACIU) waooo

Source [url]http://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=4320698335497&id=1228211201&refid=28&_ft_=qid.5765893269987383833%3Amf_story_key.-3619623007543948557[/url]

Its freedom lane. Nothing like a jailbroken iPad or iPhone. Kick appstore to the cubs - get all the premium apps (most) for free via installous. iPhone /iPad has never been more fun.

If you need help, respond to this thread and I will guide you through the jailbreak process. Its simple, its fast, its freedom from yeye appstore.

My oh my! Boy! What a piece? You made me laugh sotey tears come dey pour from my eyes. I am so stealing this write up pls forgive me.

careytommy: People usually say 'I broke up...' When they end a relationship. Because 'third parties' put an end to your relationship, is that why you wrote 'I'm broken'?
You better sue your high school english language teacher for a refund!
BTW, I suspect your 'guy' is the one behind it?

Nairaland I-Too-Know kids. See as you just shot yourself on the foot. You should be the one suing your high school teacher for not preparing you well enough for the intellectual world you are going to be wading through in the pursuit of life. The sentence "I'm broken" couldn't have been more correct. I will not dissect for you. Do your research, correct yourself and come back to apologize to OP.

Piyke: Even an international passport isn't good enough I do not know any country where a passport cannot stand as a valid means of identification for any transaction. The international passport is to me the highest identification tool available

But not everyone has an international passport or a drivers licence. The voter card would have been a better suggestion but it went the nigerian way. The just concluded phone reg would have even been a lot better if it is harmonized. However, there are non Nigerians that registered too. Let's give this NIN a chance.

Amaka G29: Is Fake Fashion OK?

I had a friend come visit in NY and she wanted to go to Chinatown for some fake designer shades. We found the shades, but I'm just wondering: Can fake be fashionable? Is there a stigma attached to wearing knock-off shades, bags, and watches?

Would you fake it until you made it?

The word FAKE in today's fashion belongs to d dustbin of history. It is called Faux. It is widely accepted and some can be pricey too. I am not talking of the backyard China knockoff o. Majority of the TM, LV, H&M shirts and accessories we buy here in Naija are the faux versions. Although there are few exclusive shops that sales the real thing but you & I know how much they go for. An original H&M mens' shirt sales for between 18 & 35k based on the fabric it is made of. But you will see stores here advertising same H&M for 8k. That says it all. Doesn't mean the 8k own won't look good when worn or has a poor finishing. It's just the faux version & is patronized by all the divides. My 1 cent.

ramalot: I have not seen this ad of which u speak, but from your description, i think it is a very effective ad (at least on paper).
Not all expressions have to be 'in ur face- "the ogbonge milik wey mama, papa, pikin dem dey enjoy" gban! gban!! didi gban!!! type ads.

Ads with abstract deliveries are quite effective. In this particular one, the correlation between what you do with the 'time' from life to death
and the product being a time piece - in my opinion is brilliant.

You're the man my guy. You have said it all. Abstraction is the keyword. I remember the like of Bank PHB before there demise. Such ads arouses your curiosity & that is the mission. Not all the like of chivita country stupid ads. Anyway, chris arie is not for everyone so is the ad. QED.

But na wah o. Are people actually falling for this drama? A suicide bomber can never ever ever ever be captured cos his mission already has his life factored into it. Worst case scenario, he misses his target but still dies with his captors. This guy is either a criminal on death row who has just been promised freedom and a better life abroad far away from prying eyes after this drama. Who is fooling who? The Nigerian security apparatus is bunkum and staging this drama won't help their image either. Catching a suicide bomber my foot. So, this is how u guys want to justify the security votes that has been siphoned? Naija drama. Na wah o.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
This will further impoverish our already dead Naira and bring about hyper inflation. What plans do these lucifers actually have in mind for this country? I weep. I guess its finally time to take a hike. Oh! Nigeria! Blessed by God, impoverished by its own.

Guy, its no a competition. I don't do graphics. I am working on my site and I want a good flash intro page for the project. I don't want to give my money to an amateur that will give me crap. I have experienced it in d past so want to avoid the same hole again. if any of the graphic guys have a portfolio I can look at, that's ok. I just don't wanna give money to someone and I get a crappy finishing. Its not a competition for ur info Ugo2u. I am looking to get d best to give my job to.

Does it mean that all the folks parading themselves here as graphic martyrs are nothing but . . . .

Or is it because I didn't put a price on it? I left the price for during negotiation. Someone should prove me wrong and submit a sample. Upload it here on Nairaland let us download and review.

Ah! Naija's and hypocrisy. Haba! Why are peeps whining about the MoHits saga whenever it appears on Nairaland? This section for Jeeze sake is called celebrity section. What do u expect to see here? If its Whitney/Bobby saga now or how Emmy Winehouse was doing drugs and alcohol you guys will be interested. These guys are super stars as long as the Nigerian entertainment industry is concerned. Their news and saga is supposed to make frontpage headlines. You guys should please quit yapping Poo joooor. Yo'll should go get a life. Mcheeeeeew.

Choujikon: when u say we should submit d animation do u mean d entire tin?
Also wat is d name of ur company so we can be guaranteed ?

Use any name of your choice. To be safer, just use any funny name like "company.com" "eBay.com" etc. Besides, I did not specify any dimension so you are safe indeed. I am only interested is seeing how good the final product will look, from there I can make my choice on who to give the job to. When I say the animation, I don't mean your raw macromedia flash file. Submit just the flash animation generated.

Hello Chubysoft, I made a post here on nairaland about a flash intro for my travels and tour website. Can u send me a sample? If you are good, I'll give u the job.

Remember to ask questions if there is need for further clarifications.

Mission:

Dear Nairaland graphics guns, design a flash animations opening montage suitable for a Travels and Tours company home page. Be very creative in your design with emphasis on color. 3 colors are to be used; they are blue, red and yellow. Blue and red should be the predominant colors while yellow should be used sparingly. It should have skip animation button so as to access the home page for visitors that are not patient.
Submit your designs on this thread for me and maybe other nairaland members to review and choose a winner. The winner will get to design one for my company website at an agreed price. Be creative, use any name of your choice. Let the battle begin . . . . .

I bow for inpired_m and Sienna. I knew right from when I saw this thread you guys will carry the day. I don try for my side sha!

1st car - Toyota Tercel (Pimped Up with golden grills. It was loved by the ladies) sold after my coz rammed into another car along old ojo road.
2nd car - Honda Civic 3 door Hatchback Sports Edition. Pimped up with baaad sound system. Loved by girls cos it was sleek. Sold to a friend cos he held me on my balls as soon as I bought a 320i BMW Estate.
3rd car - 1990 320i BMW Estate. Worst car I have ever used. Kept changing Airflow meter. Changed gaskets and pistons and rings. Even had to buy half engine. All this was under 1yr, still never served me well. Sold out of frustration.
4th Car - 1993 MB E200 sealed engine. Served so well. Rides like a jet. Sold it after I noticed leakage from the open roof.
5th Car - 1995 MB E320 American spec with full option. 6 loader CD changer. Rugged, cruises like an F15 and sails like a ship. I offered it to MB enthusiasts here on NL but didn't get a good offer so I kept it to myself and using it presently.
6th car - 2006 406. Color: Pepper Red. Everyone seems to love dis baby. Its my occasional ride.

I followed your progress and was silently praying for ur recovery. You fought a good fight Perx but God knows why you lost the battle. Farewell dear to a place where there is no pain. May you rest in the bossom of the Almighty. Adieu beautiful one.

Truth be told, subsidy removal is not a bad idea at all. The problem we have as a nation is the endemic corruption that has bedeviled Nigeria. If not for corruption, the quantum sum the government claimed to be spending on subsidy wouldn't have been. It is the same corruption that will cause whatever funds that will accrue from this subsidy removal to grow wings and fly. We have a corrupt system so let's not espect much. A.G.O has been deregulated since, were did the proceeds from that go to? If we have to fight, let's fight for accountability from the government not the issue of subsidy. My 1 Biafran Shilling.

This is a must read. I knew Boko Haram was for a purpose more than their seeming agitation. NB: I am posting from a mobile phone so content might no be well formatted.

ISLAMIC-INTELLIGENCE: French -Israelis behind AQIM and Nigerian, British, Israelis behind Boko Haram are organising the balkanisation of Nigeria and the Sahel


I won’t write about Nigeria as a journalist. I
am known in Nigeria as a national security
specialist with decades of experience there.
I have close personal friends at the highest
levels of government and only write these
few words out of deep concern.
For those reading the news about Africa, both of
you, Nigeria is under terrorist attack and preparing
military operations against a group called Boko
Haram, an Islamic group from the North, more
accurately centered in Niger, a nation to the north,
a cesspool of international intrigue.
From Veterans Today’s London
correspondent, a specialist on African affairs:
Jonathan Goodluck
The article was well written and
thoroughly researched although it didn’t
go far enough in identifying dealing with
the greed of certain establishment figures
that may directly or indirectly be involved
in some of the atrocities committed by
Boko Haram.
1. The security of the presidency and the
entire nation has been greatly
compromised by the activities of certain
individuals very close to the presidency.
2. It is common knowledge that the
president of Nigeria is not protected at all
and you can get at him at any time in or
out of his residence.
3. The security around him is a joke to
say the least, contrary to the views of
certain individuals around the president.
4. The issues of government by
settlement which had long plagued
Nigeria are the orders of the day now
where certain individuals are asking for
colossal sums of money from certain
security consultants to provide training
and security equipment to the
government.
5. One individual in particular has been
known to collect huge sums of money
from these outfits currently parading
themselves as security consultants in
Abuja
6. The level of cover and protection given
the president and his family is simply
laughable and nonexistent
Why has the country been
compromised
It is widely known that certain foreign
elements are providing security to the
president and providing his current
security details.
What a joke, you might say. These same
foreign elements are the same who have
sold outdated equipment to the
government and are going around Abuja
installing CCTV and bomb detection
equipment around the capitol, technology
decades old.
Huge sums of money have changed hands
for second rate equipment
The government pays for a Rolls Royce
car but gets a VW Beetle instead!!
Why is there so much fear and
apprehension among Nigerians that the
government can no longer protect its
citizens?
Two Nigerian Policemen Caught Bringing In Truckload of Bombs
What are the costs expended so far on
security equipment and the so called
security consultants?
Why have certain individuals collected
bribe money to award these security
contracts at over inflated figures?
Now, this is one example of several of
how corruption is endemic and goes to
the heart of government.
You may wonder who stands to benefit
from these contracts at the expense of
the security of the president, the
presidency and the nation.
The answers to these questions lies
within the presidency itself because of
the acts of these individuals in the last
few weeks.
There are no real interests to control the
activities of Boko Haram because of the
vested interests of certain foreign
governments in collusion with their
agents in the present administration and
the country.
To some in government, this is another
tool to control certain individuals.
Most Nigerians are cowards, anyway. Kill
a few “Nigerians,” “Christians” and make
it look like christ6ianity against Islam to
provoke a reaction from Nigerians.
If you get no reaction, kill a few more or
go after prime targets to grab headlines.
Again, you may ask yourself, who stands
to gain when there are terror scares in
the country?
Nigerians are highly intelligent and
resourceful people and can put an
immediate end to all of these happenings
when their own status is on the line and
their livelihood is at stake or threatened.
Boko Haram - No Shortage of Unemployed Young Men
Nigeria has not gotten to that point yet
but may soon reach the point of no
return.
Sources within the Intel community have
confirmed that Boko Haram is getting
Intel assistance from senior Nigerian
intelligence officials.
To these officials, this is a means to an
end.
The danger here is that a monster has
been created which sooner or later may
go out of control of their political
masters.
Certain people are benefiting financially
from the current security situation in the
country, from inflated security contracts.
One such individual from within the
presidency recently placed orders from a
North American and Middle East country
located near Tel Aviv.
What is the cost of a Nigerian life (Mr.)
and how much is it worth to you sir?
This is the public version of things anyway.
However, outside forces are at play, concerns “from
afar” best described in a fictional context.
H. G. Wells described it best in his science fiction
novel, War of the Worlds.
“No one would have believed in the last
years of the nineteenth century that this
world was being watched keenly and
closely by intelligences greater than
man’s and yet as mortal as his own; that
as men busied themselves about their
various concerns they were scrutinised
and studied, perhaps almost as narrowly
as a man with a microscope might
scrutinise the transient creatures that
swarm and multiply in a drop of water.
With infinite complacency men went to
and fro over this globe about their little
affairs, serene in their assurance of their
empire over matter…
It is curious to recall some of the mental
habits of those departed days…Yet across
the gulf of space, minds that are to our
minds as ours are to those of the beasts
that perish, intellects vast and cool and
unsympathetic, regarded this earth with
envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew
their plans against us. And early in the
twentieth century came the great
disillusionment.”
Thus, fiction again becomes reality, not an enemy
from space but one of terrestrial origin, unnamed
but recognized by all who see the lands laid waste.
In Nigeria, Terrorism is the Rough Version
This organization, call it “globalist” if you want,
began orchestrating war in Yemen a bit ago after
failing to set war against Iran into motion through
incidents in Bahrain and the Persian Gulf.
The “Al Qaeda franchise” in Yemen
represents an “understanding” between
the current government, the CIA and
Mossad to create a simulated terrorist
environment as “deception and cover” for
a series of other activities in the region.
There is now, nor has there ever been an organized
“pan-Islamic” terrorist presence in Yemen though
one has been “simulated” through misleading
reports, “false flag” terror and a theatre of
“counter-terrorist” activities, drone attacks and
such, for no purpose other than to provide a base
of operations for a global criminal enterprise.
What we are seeing now in Nigeria is part of the
same strategy, one that has included attacks on a
physical scale, currency manipulation and now a
staged move against Africa, which will be
combined with attempts to exploit the
vulnerabilities of the Arab Spring, new players, new
governments and new greed.
Key Nigerians ripe for bribery are making
this possible. They are aware they are
bringing about the destruction of their
own nation, they simply don’t care. The
attitude there is “every man for himself.”
Another way of describing those currently
in power, including and especially officials
in counter-terrorism and security is “rats
abandoning a sinking ship.”
In all fairness, the U.S. has a similar elitist
clique of politicians, special interest
multi-nationals, some of whom have their
own intelligence resources that rival most
countries.
The terror group, Boko Haram, is real but in its
current formation, it is a proxy of outside powers
who plan to Balkanize Nigeria, simply another
domino to fall as have so many others.
These Folks are Looking Forward to a
Lifetime Career of Fighting
As with any group seeking redress, Boko
Haram has been hijacked and is now being
directed from within, from without as is the
Nigerian government that will be fighting it.
What is playing out, though all are ready to “go
through the motions” otherwise, is far more about
drugs than anything else. The Nigerians don’t yet
know this or those hands that are out would be
more aggressive.
Nigeria, a great playing field, largest in Africa, is
the southern flank of an operation that is much
more than simply stolen oil revenue and
inscrutable games about gas pipelines that never
come online.
Drugs are perfection. If you produce narcotics,
you control the land, if you transit narcotics, you
control the authorities, if you sell narcotics, you
control the courts, the police and, of course, the
government itself.
Arms and oil count, money is still worth
counterfeiting, oil worth stealing but all this is so
“yesterday.”
The real world struggle today is narco-
driven, fought from the Kyber Pass to the
Mexico-Arizona border and all lands in
between. Nigerians who think “tribal” or
“ethnic” will die “regional” and “global,”
perhaps by the millions.
This is all little but theatre. The US bought a ticket
to a play staged in Afghanistan and has found
themselves unable to find the exit. This one will be
quieter as this is Africa, it will be black people
killing black people. Few will notice, fewer will
care. Those with a stake notice, they care, but
their agenda has no room for human life.
Image if Mexico Were Made a Country
with the U.S. and Canada - Would it be
Realistic to Call it a County?
Nigeria is a tinderbox beyond imagination.
Decades old hatreds and fears are closer to the
surface here than even in the Balkans. This is a
very dangerous game some have chosen to begin.
Were they available, and who is to say they aren’t,
Nigerians would gleefully use nuclear weapons to
settle domestic differences.
Nigeria, is, in itself, a construct that never should
have existed. The North is Muslim, the South is
Christian, each side having nearly 100 million
people and neither half is united in any way.
Nigeria is a ripe plum for those who recognize
such things and recognizing such things is how
predators have come to dominate world affairs.
The history after colonial occupation is one of
military dictatorship and corruption at levels
unimaginable.
Nigeria is Africa, the most populace country, the
most oil and gas wealth, the greatest economic
potential, the biggest potential market. Thus,
Nigeria is a target.
A note from a friend in the region choosing to
weigh in with information generally not for public
consumption:
“We can take down French AQIM without
any problem to be honest but Boko Haram
are tribes and clans, they are offered
drugs, money etc… far far from Islam but
at the origin it was an Islamic party
infiltrated by the English, French and
financed by the “narcos” linked to the
CIA, DEA etc…
… who are landing their planes full of
drugs in Niger, Mali, Mauritania, north of
Nigeria, Chad in the desert… around 4
billions a year transit in this region…
…then up through Morocco, Polisario,
Spain and then Europe and through
Tunisia, Libya-Algeria border through
Italy, or Greece depending which
recipient networks… Ben Ali , king of
Morocco, Polisario Front, Algerian zionists
are deeply involved in this dirty business,
same for migrants, exactly the same
people… Boko Haram in charge of Nigeria
up to Libya and south of Tunisia, with
Touaregs…”
Saif Gaddafi -
Reports Are He is
in Niger With
Money and
Terrorist Groups
For those unaware, and those who wonder why
Saif Gaddafi is where he is, those who choose to be
fed the superficial view of a region maps show as
only empty desert, I hope this is found to be
“enriching.”
For others, it is exposure I hope they find
disturbing.
Those in power know I laid out their fate. I told
them when the bombings would start, what type, I
was even right about the first target, exactly right.
I figured what I would do and it happened.
I figured what I would do if I were the head of a
foreign intelligence agency planning to take over
security operations for the government by making
the new president appear vulnerable, powerless
and then exploiting divisions in the country in
order to start two decades of extremely profitable
war.
Nigeria's Friends - Congregating to
Help?
In the process, side can be played against side,
crooked politicians can keep the decision making
apparatus paralyzed and the country can be turned
into a terrorist battleground, leading to the long
awaited civil war while being bled dry.
I laid the whole thing out.
Two foreign governments are involved, I named
them.
I told my friends that Abuja would soon look like
Islamabad, cameras, check points, troops, that was
the first part of the destabilization plan. This is
being done as we speak.
Real nation building is not in the cards, only
rape and destruction, debt and more debt.
I saw it done, more carefully, to the United States.
It isn’t the same crew, not entirely, but many of the
same actors are involved.
First they began by blocking the new president
from assuming real power, buying off key political
and military leaders.
Then a phony terror campaign was begun, like the
one the US saw with 9/11. Then “they” arrived with
solutions.
At the same time, “they,” who have been
working with the terror groups for years,
are building an “Al Qaeda” type
organization that will be able to dart
across borders and carefully orchestrate a
pattern of destabilization using the same
contractors that are going to be paid
millions to help put in place security
apparatus to protect the country.
This happened in America, in a way at least. It is a
plan long in motion.
Who is Going to Invest Here? - Other
than Arms Dealers and Oil People?
Nigerians are ripe for civil war, angry, divided,
fed up with abuse.
One minor offshoot of the decision making and
policy formulation we are seeing is the utter and
total destruction of Nigeria’s economic and
commercial viability.
It is being erased from the maps of boardrooms
across the world as a potential place of business, of
development, of wealth creation, from Beijing to
Zurich and places beyond.
Christian Nigeria is being set up, not just to fight a
“terror group” in the North but to take on all of
Islamic Africa, to draw them into a war that will
bring more players, America, for one, into another
endless cesspool.
Yemen was the model. Simple tribal
misunderstandings became tribal conflict and
then, through careful orchestration, bushels of
bribe money and false flag terrorism, which Nigeria
has already been dosed with, Yemen became the
stronghold of an imaginary Al Qaeda cell.
Soon Nigeria will enjoy the sight of armed
UAVs, piloted from, just perhaps, Tel Aviv,
theoretically there to punish terrorists.
Pakistan will explain it to you if you care
to listen.
UAV attacks are how terrorists are recruited, how
wars are instigated and how the disjointed and
unsettled are turned into an enemy camp. The
presentations have been made and the purchase
orders await only the promised “backhanders” or
as we call it here, “kickbacks” to be executed.
Drone Attacks - Guaranteed to
Produce More Enemies Than They Kill -
Or Money Back Guaranteed
Nigeria, I love the damned country, my friends
there which include those who theoretically rule
the country, if such a thing were possible. It is not.
What I did do is lay out a plan for the first hundred
days that would have prevented this.
In order to accomplish this, one would have to
overcome a corrupt government, meaning that one
would have to assume near dictatorial powers and
turn to the people, all the people, for support.
One would have to deliver on promises of
electrical power, police reform, refinancing debt, so
many things.
There were two choices, one was to build a nation
and the other was to react and become the victim
of a plot long stewing in two capitols far away.
The desire for a civil war, something so
many want in Nigeria, have waited for,
has allowed them, the government, the
people, to become what they fear most,
slaves in their own nation.
Nigeria isn’t Libya. It has a population 15 times
that of Libya.
Nigeria is Africa. Saving Nigeria was vital to world
stability, something only a select few know.
Destroying Nigeria was vital to world
entropy, something only a select few
know also. Even fewer know that
Nigerian security is considered an area of
“clear and present danger” to the United
States, or to term it differently for others,
an area of “vital national interest.”
Nigeria is America's Key Link to
Africa
Our armies enjoy joint exercises yearly,
Nigeria is the lynchpin of America’s African policy
for the next 25 years.
The destabilization of Nigeria is part and parcel to
the destabilization of America’s position in the
world, one more thing making Nigeria attractive.
America has spent decades making enemies and
Nigeria is a way of helping bury America as is
Afghanistan. Who would wish such a thing?
Get a map and figure it out.
As we speak, planeloads of bomb
detection equipment is coming in from
the same people who built the car bombs
in the first place. War is being planned
with the help of those who organized and
armed the enemy.
Enough people were there who remember it all
being laid out, how it would be done. Predicting
this didn’t take genius, not hardly. I had seen it all
before, so many times.
The plots spoken of as against Libya are very real
but Egypt and Nigeria are the primary targets,
taking the place of Iran, a nation that has been
more resourceful than expected.
Were it taught, which it is not, we would
call it history.
Editing: Jim W. Dean


http://islamic-intelligence..com/2011/11/french-israelis-behind-aqim-and.html?m=1

Pls Sam help with this:

MTN Huwei 3G Modem
IMEI: 358108023937260
SN: EV5TAB1922317944

Thanks in advance my man.

A professor of counselling at the University of
Lagos, UNILAG, has disclosed that only five
percent of students who apply for admission in
the institution get admitted, saying that
university education is not for everybody.

Speaking this morning on Channels Television programme called Sunrise, Prof. Ngozi Osarenren, revealed that out of at least 100,000 candidates who applied for the last admission only 5,000 were admitted. “At least 100,000 candidates chose the University of Lagos as their first choice, but we could only admit 5,000,” she said. Osarenren explained that the university’s infrastructure such as classrooms have not been expanded over the years to accommodate the growing number of applicants. “The same classrooms we are using today are the same classrooms that we were using many years ago,” she said.

The university don also stunned Sunrise’s anchors by saying that university education is not for everybody. “It’s called ivory tower, it’s not for everybody. Why does everybody want to go to university when there are technical colleges,
polytechnics and so on?” she asked. Osarenren faulted Nigerian senators who are calling for the scrapping of the post-JAMB exams in various institutions, saying that the focus must be on capital development of the universities and not how universities admit students. “The same facilities are run down, they are not being expanded, why should we admit more than our capacity?” she asked. She said that at least 200,000 Nigerians are studying in Ghanaian universities with each of them paying between 10,000 and 12,000 US dollars. She wondered why Nigerians are against increasing school fees at home when they are spending so much abroad.
She said the level of education in Ghana
remains far below that of Nigeria, adding that
students rush to Ghana because of certainty of
admission and stable calendar. “When I was in Ghana, I was the first female professor of counselling in that university,” she said.

By Simon Ateba

Posted by on October 22, 2011.

Categories: National, News

4 Responses

Much as i agree with her that Uni Edu is not
for every John and Janet, also that the
standard i Ghana is far lower than that in
Nigeria ….i disagree with her on the number
of Nigerians in Ghana Unis. 200000, is
overbloated like everything about Ghana, a
very small country….how many universities
have they in Ghana.With 2000000 more
Nigerians will be in Ghana Unis than
Ghanaians with their population

byRSK on Oct 22, 2011 at 11:12 pm

University education is not a must like
Nigerian take it.
Before u go to university think of:
-Course to study
-Job availability.
Dont be a jobless graduate.
Responsible educated labourer, driver, bus
conductor is far better than jobless idle uni
graduate.
See prof working for uni dropout.
Prof capital no to higher school fee in Naija
abeg.
Neighbouring country use Nigerian to make
money.
Nigerian are paying higher fee than Ghanian
in their country.
Foreign uni is for the rich, pen robbers in
government.
God save and bless underpriviledge
Nigerian.

byawa we on Oct 23, 2011 at 10:30 am

THIS WOMAN IS AN IDIOT WHAT IS SHE
SAYING AFTER THEY COLLECTED
THOUSANDS OF NAIRA BRIBE FROM PEOPLE
WHO DON’T EVEN DO JAMB AND GIVE THEM
ADMISSION HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN AVOID
SUCH BRIBE IN NIGERIA NOW STUPID WOMAN

byBABA-LEYE BROOKLYN U S A on Oct 23,
2011 at 6:13 pm

What a thing to say? Shameless vagabond of
a woman. Who are those Nigerians paying
the said amount of money in Ghana Unis? Are
they not the same elite pen robbers rubbing
the country blind in one way or the other?
Woe betide old fool like you for saying Uni
Ed is not for everybody. Who were ur
parents when they paid you through the Uni?
Now you have the audacity to say Uni Ed is
not for all. Posterity awaits you. So the
common man should not endeavour to give
the child education for a better tomorrow?
Go to God and ask for forgiveness for this ur
insane comment or wait to receive His
wrath.

byJ.O.J on Oct 25, 2011 at 5:29 am

Culled from:
pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/10/22/university-education-not-for-everybody-unilag-don/

This confirmed. Etisalat 3G service is on in Lagos. I am at the international airport now and I am speeding away on their 3G on my BB. I don't know if it has been made official, but I can authoritatively say; its on now.

Mine was in 2006. I lost N4.8M to a chinese company on a 20ft container of TVs of my own brand. They sent a sample (Which actually I paid for - incuding shipping) that was perfect. But when the deal was sealed they sent me crap which failed woefully from volume level to power issues to poor signal etc. Those guys are thieves reason I so hate to see them. I thank God I'm still alive to tell the story.

Hey hey hey guys, pause before you go on overdrive cursing SLS. Do you know that about 70% of Nigerians now own GSM phones? This policy is feasible but might need more than 1 yr to fully mature. Big businesses will use card system payment gateways while small business owners like petty traders in the market use sms payment options since mobile phone spread is very wide now within the Nigerian populace. I see this as a move in the right direction. SMS payment systems will now be developed. A cashless society won't be a bad idea. Lets give it a shot

Some deranged elements here keep calling for GEJ's head all for their hate for him. Maybe your own Holy book did not warn you about constituted authorities, mine did. Moreso, not when they have not fallen short of expectations. I haven't seen anything that GEJ has done wrong in this whole saga. He has authorized the military and law enforcement agencies to maintain peace (which actually is their primary duty) and perhaps use force where necessary. GEJ is not expected to carry a rifle, head into the streets and start shooting at protesters. Step off your hate guys and lets move Nigeria forward.