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chellsee: I agree wit all @okeymadu has said.Ops What's the r/ship b/w being a Financier and Brand Ambassador. And how does Dbanj suite any of this, Take a break Son ! |
False Infor |
How i wish GEJ will contact US,Just a matter of days it's done ! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2324571/U-S-Navys-X-47B-stealth-drone-launches-aircraft-carrier-time--critics-warn-heralds-rise-killer-robots.html |
Top Gun in the 21st century: New U.S. stealth drones launched from aircraft carrier by REMOTE CONTROL The Northrop Grumman X-47B is the first drone designed to take off and land from an aircraft carrier That means it can be deployed across the world without the need for foreign airfields to operate It is also the first drone able to fly itself using AI, sparking fears its human controllers could lose control of it. See below link http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2324571/U-S-Navys-X-47B-stealth-drone-launches-aircraft-carrier-time--critics-warn-heralds-rise-killer-robots.html |
The Executive,Judiciary & Legislative Powers/Function were not suspended in those States. So that's not State of Emergency. Until we start acting accordingly things will not go well. |
Geomac: Charles Soludo/Dora Akunyili, are they not suitable for that position? Obi must be high on something.Excellent Choice am looking up to them but hope Party Membership be not a problem. |
Just that most times i wonder who writes GEJ Speech,do not know whether the probs is from the Writer or the Presenter. Waiting to hear concrete & positive measures to address the Nations numerous issues. I hope he makes a good PR tonight! |
biolabee: Excellent post but what I don't get is how dbanj is meant to embody the values of an organisation that is supposed to stimulate industrial devt by loand to industries -textiles and othersExactly my tot,A Financial Institution using Dbanj as an Ambassador.Chei ! This Ms Evelyn Oputu has fall my hand. Bunch of irrelevancies ! |
Obiagu1: Up to the people to decideOn Point ! |
krendo: I think the people of Lagos will ask why only Muslims seems to emerge Governors in Lagos?One day Lagosians will wake up & ask same question,it is a matter of how long? |
[quote author=CFCfan]Similarly, in a report published in January 2012, iReports-ng.com accused Mr. Adoke of secretly operating four secret accounts in which he had $40 million US dollars, 5.3 million Great Britain Pounds and N6.2billion Naira. The Minister denied the reports. Can Someone tell me y Nigerian Public Servants are ammassing Wealth.. See below 7 Powerful Quotes from World Billionaires; Bill Gates Microsoft founder Bill Gates, the world’s second-richest man, told The Sun in 2010 that he will donate most of his money to charity and “give the kids some money but not a meaningful percentage.” He said on Reddit in February: “I definitely think leaving kids massive amounts of money is not a favor to them.” Warren Buffett Billionaire investor Warren Buffett plans to donate most of his fortune to charity. Peter Buffett, Buffett’s second-oldest son, told DailyFinance in 2011 that his father “transferred values to me, and not wealth.” Ted Turner CNN founder Ted Turner, who has donated $1 billion to the United Nations, doesn’t have much money left for his kids. He told MSNBC in 2010 that he is “almost to the edge of poverty” — that is, his net worth is only $2 billion, according to Forbes. Steve Jobs Steve Jobs, the late Apple CEO who revitalized the company, said in an interview with Playboy in 1985: “If you die, you certainly don’t want to leave a large amount to your children. It will just ruin their lives.” George Lucas George Lucas, the writer-director behind the Star Wars series, doesn’t plan to leave much money for his kids; he is giving most of it to charity. He wrote in a pledge letter that he is “dedicating the majority of [his] wealth to improving education” because “it is the key to the survival of the human race,” according to The Wall Street Journal. Graham Tuckwell Graham Tuckwell, the founder and chairman of ETF Securities, who has donated $50 million to Australian National University for scholarships, told the Sydney Daily Telegraph he does not plan to give much money to his kids because “lots of money is poisonous to have.” “If you just give them stuff, it almost destroys their desire to do things and you actually end up with kids who are a lot worse off.” (Hat tip: CNBC.) Steven Hayworth Steven Hayworth, ex-CEO of Gibraltar Private Bank, told the New York Times in 2010 that he was glad his daughter was going to work at a clothing store that summer because he wanted her to learn “the value of a dollar.” |
phoneport: This people never seems to amaze me.This People never cease to amaze me. No offence Pls. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Stop tripping.Yardua PERSONALLY admitted the 2007 elections was a fraud.Did jonathan admit the 2011 was fraudulent ?[/quote]Are u saying Prof Jega rigged 2011 Presiential Election in favour of Jona....? |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]For the fact that yardua publicly declared his assets on resumption when jonathan couldn't ,reduced the price of petrol while jonathan increased it,doused the militancy tension by granting amnesty to Niger delta riff-raffs and entrenched a civil society where opposition parties won elections or re-claimed their mandates at the court,independence of the judiciary and the electoral body,then I have to subscribe with Turai that her husband would have been a better option that Jonathan ![/quote]Exactly my tot ! But y did Turai refused to relinquish Power when his Husband is almost dying? Those who easily forget the past are said to repeat it again & again- David Santayana Now u judge..... |
[quote author=vandarsar]"The Protectorate of Northern Nigeria proved a relatively poor neighbour without direct access to the Sea" the quoted is wrong. Northern Nigeria wasn't doing bad..... They had mineral resources and agric products which actually is what the Brits were interested in, hence the rational for the merger. @ Op how can you say so. It simply means that riches of the South is far more bigger than that of the North that is suffice it to say that North is Poorer when compared to the South. This is nature you can't change it that's y it still repeating itself till today ! |
[quote author=eagle,eye]Point B, I may disappoint you with my reply, but I have always believed in the saying that what is source for the Igbo man, should not be poison to the Hausa or Yoruba man. In your righteous exultation, you have forgotten that the Hausa man will always come up with the arguement that It was an Igbo man, Nzeogwu, who first introduced coup in Nigeria. Did you ever stop to think how the other people felt when a fellow soldier(s) took up arms and went to kill both civilians and Other Soldiers in the wake of the first coup in Nigeria. You are entitled to your opinion of Buhari being a muderer and should not try to foist your views on other Igbos and/or try to make theem feel guilt for supporting Buhari and his Ideologies. By the way am Igbo and will defend the Igbo course, but I will not foolishly think that the events of the 60's especially the era of Coup and blood letting leading to the civil war, will make me emotionally blackmail. Until Buhari is tried by a competent court of Justice, he still remains Innocent of all the accusations you levelled against him.[/quote]What about his pronoucement that led to the killing of Innocent Corp Members in Post Election Violence? |
In 1910,the Secretary of State for Colonies Lewis Harcourt presented to the British House of Commons,proposal to merge the Southern and Northern Protectorate,the aim was purely economical. "The Protectorate of Northern Nigeria proved a relatively poor neighbour without direct access to the Sea with larger area and Population,with costly railway construction,tee Protectorate of northern Nigeria experienced seriously financial difficulties only slightly relieved by the annual grants in aid from the imperial treasury". Despite Sir Ralph moore's protest who saw no reason why the riches of the South should be used to develop the North. Lugard's proposal for amalgamation was approved.1st January 1914,Nigeria came to being as the two protectorate were amalgamated.Lugard became its first Governor General. Nigeria is the architect of a Military Fiat by Baron Lord Lugard also remember he gave Nigeria 100yrs expiring date. |
Congrats my Man ! |
[quote author=Wife-beater-upr] the United States whit all of her war has lost more souls in one war than every single Nigerian war combined x10 but she is still the most developed and advanced country in the world.....I dont see any collateral damage in regards to lost soul....or do you have any research to back up your claime sir?[/quote]@ Poster ur dullying me,So y is Nigeria not developed today? 38 Million Nigerians are Unemployed while over 100 Million Nigerians are Living in abject Poverty. Kai!!! This ur Post has clearly depicted ur level of reasoning. |
Whtt a straight & smooth beards! |
scobaba: .Ops is People like u that dragged Nigeria in this messy State. Do u know what is called CBT ? Go & Learn ! |
My tots & prayers will always be with the Family. May the Soul of all the Departed RIP thru the mercy of God RIPP! |
luvable sam: if they dint like d'banjs song cos they tot its 'crap' then i tink d feeling is mutual.in simple termz no one plays any american songs in naija parties anymore,who plays an usher song when u got p-sqaure or nicki minaj wen we got our own eva or muna.besides d OP's thread is as a result of a bloggers writeup plus his little town followers n d OP,this dosnt in anyway rep what d entire America tinks.Ops that we do not play American Musik in Nigerian Parties @ Home again does it mean American Musik do not have value or are meaningless again!U got to be kidding me. |
In word of RDM:"We're massively disappointed that these key decisions were wrong it always seems to be in favour of the opposition and it's a massive disadvantage for us. At 2-2 we looked like the team that were probably going to win the game so it's a shame. It was a good game of football with two good teams and the officials ruined it." Before an offside goal by J Harnandez that made it 2-3 IFO MANU. This is the day Clattenburg handed 2012/2013 Trophy to MANU. Whatelse can i say but Congratulation to MANU ! |
[quote author=georgee]Waiting on them as well. Experienced[/quote Any update ? |
muut2: I also got an email last night part of the msg reads thus: we would like you to update the information provided in your cv.Got same mail too have updated and forwarded back to her lets hope for the best,Baba God i dey ur hando ! |
Still waiting for my success Sms,I depend only on u God.Enugu Centre any update? |
gboss4sure: Is A LIE oooooooooooooooooooooo. T.A Orji and Co is looking for more money to thief. There is nothing like 5,000 Repentant Criminals.Are u saying there is no Powerful gang of kidnappers in Abia state before? |
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