₦airaland Forum

MARINS:
I was at the port today for business reasons and saw a ship discharging rice. Out of curiosity I went to take a closer look and was shocked at what I saw
U see, this people import a vessel loaded with rice unbagged and they do the bagging in the port. Now the issue is that they use about 7 different bags with different company names and sell at different prices but contains the same rice.
I even saw the bag of rice I bought in January (M) which I bought for 13k. and the bag of the one I refused to buy for 11k.

XMAS IS COMING AND ALOT OF YOU WILL FALL PREY TO THIS CHEAP SCAM

Cc lalasticlala ishilove

harristo:
Please, you guys saying deja vu should just stop.
Thanks to the fact that the thread was moved to frontpage today, me and several others were
able to see it.
I believe it is worth gracing frontpage twice.

Folaatisade:
What are you trying to imply? What does tribe have to do with this?

Folaatisade:
Exactly! Hypocratism.

Folaatisade:
Bodamfuo! Keep my beautiful name OUT of you smelly mouth motherfucka. Let's drop this f'ing topic cos i don't feel like arguing with fools this morning.

Folaatisade:
Plz STOP quoting me jo.

kechywillz:
i came 2 check d pics,but i know nairaland will never post it here,i had to check it in another site

Folaatisade:
I was typing fast hence the mistakes and btw this is nairaland, no need to try to impress anyone with grammar. mtcheww!

Folaatisade:
For you information you rabied dog, i live in the U.S. NOT Nigeria! I'm a Philly gal jackass, i never attended school in Nigeria a day in my life and i am far more educated than you you slowpoke!

Folaatisade:
Disgustin ANIMAL! So you like TRANSGENDER men? I won't be surprised if i found out you yourself are a transgender. Motherfucka what sane man in his right mind will feel aroused by seeing a TRANSGENDER man's pussy, in other words and ARTIFICIAL VAGINA?! You want to see HIS pussy? WHAT? MAD devil. Don't quote me again! Abuoa. Kwasia. Buluu. Kwakwia. Kromfuo. Nkwasiasem. Mtcheww !

Folaatisade:
Something WRONG with your head?! This is a man we a talking about!

STFUareyouGod:
Who is Rita ? Is she same as Rita Ora? Did she ever dated Tommy Hilfiger owner's son? And is Susan peters Clarence Peters's mum? Is she Shina Peters's step sister?

Pls I need answers cuz we don't know them here in Burundi where I live

robosky02:
having open the floor we await Dangote to complete his take over of ARSENAL..

phanshark:
thats why sometimes I still think that there is something this people are not telling us or we are not asking the right question.

BUTCHCASSIDY:
Next someone high on expired shisha will and tell us that they are the best in the world
Maybe the best in running away

JewelRegi:
Tnk God

#Godblesstheeagles

laudate:
I said you were myopic earlier, and you keep proving me right. So anyone who does not agree with your warped description of Nigeria, is not "well versed, well traveled and actually know what the standard is..." to use your own words. Wow! Hilarious!

Guy, you do not know where I have been, or what I have done. You do NOT know me well enough, neither do you have any insight into my experiences, for you to claim I do not know any better. So please keep your negativity to yourself.

You may see your own country as a 'cesspool', to use your own words. That is your own headache. The rest of us, while acknowledging the fact that Nigeria has its own flaws, also know that not every other country is a paradise on earth, so Nigeria should not be classified as a cesspool. Patriotism and optimism do NOT blind us to reality. Rather, it makes us strive to make the best of the current situation, and work even harder at making things better.

Like I said before, you probably get a thrill from launching vile epithets against Nigeria. I guess that is how you get your kicks. Here, have the floor once again.

laudate:
Yeah, I went to school.... better schools than the ones you went to, I hope. Now where in my posts did the word 'awesome', ever come up? Please point it out, in chapter and verse. You have now started clutching at another straw ...."military coups!" This is what those brainwashed foreigners do, when they want to go on a hypothetical journey to launch invectives against Naija!

Now, I realise you are a total stranger to Nigeria, yet you keep running your mouth with all kinds of negativity as if you have visited every nook and cranny of the country. What a pity!

laudate:
And you were not even born during independence, so how would you know??

laudate:
Yeah, it is 'crap' to you because of the following reasons:

1). You have a totally myopic, warped negative view of Nigeria;

2). You had a deprived childhood in Nigeria, and so you had to escape from the shores of the country.

3). You are unable to earn a decent living in Nigeria despite all the issues here, which is why you vilify all those who do so and you dislike it when they do not share your warped sentiments.

4). You are gullible enough to swallow all the negativity you hear about your own country, instead of conducting your own research and coming to an objective conclusion. I guess that is why you believe that fuel scarcity in Osogbo, equals fuel scarcity in the whole of Nigeria.

Continue to entertain us with your clueless remarks!

laudate:
There are 36 states in Nigeria. Osun state is only one of them? What is happening in the remaining states?? are they all suffering from fuel scarcity too? Or didn't your crystal ball on NL show you the true situation?

And do you even know what led to the fuel scarcity in that part of town? kindly do your research. It was not caused by a lack of fuel within the country. It was attributed to "a subtle protest by petroleum marketers, who were anticipating a downward review of the pump price of fuel." No one interviewed the marketers to find out if that was the truth. So stop clutching at straws, abeg.

You mentioned inadequate security in your earlier post. Yes, there are a lot improvements that can be done in this area. But it has not prevented millions of people earning a decent living from doing so, in our country. Even America with all its high-tech approach to security issues still battles with crime on a daily basis, and it still suffers serious security lapses. Probably with the exception of Saudi Arabia (and I stand to be corrected), I do not know of any other country where security is 100% adequate.

Power has improved in many areas. The sector has been deregulated, and new independent power plants (IPP) are springing up. The expectation is that power supply would have doubled in the next few years. With the exception of South Africa and Egypt, there are very few African countries that have 24x7 power all through the year.

Mortgage schemes are now available but then it takes discipline and a steady source of income to acquire one. With or without a mortgage, several people are still building homes on a daily basis, subject to their earnings and access to land. Our great grand-parents and grand-parents despite their limited education and lack of access to mortgages, still managed to build their own homes in the 60s and 70s. Some even built more than one. So why should their descendants be limited by the lack of a mortgage scheme, if they can cut their coat according to their cloth?

The educational system still has its flaws. But with more private schools and private universities already in existence and a whole lot more still coming up, standards are also rising. A lot of Nigerian graduates go abroad and still excel at the Masters' level and in other fields. I truly wonder why. If the educational system down here upon which their foundation was built was so appalling, shouldn't they be flunking in droves??

I guess, nothing anybody says would make any difference here. You are determined to view Nigeria through jaundiced, myopic lenses and hate-filled vision, which is why you take great delight in launching vile epithets and invectives on the country.

Oya, have the floor ... and continue doing what you do best!