₦airaland Forum

leo552:
You are always an empty drum/barrel ,makes loudest noise.show us which roads in abuja or lagos is better than Nairobi roads!!

Saying Nairobi roads are better than Abuja roads is borderline crazy.

Don't do that bloke.

edon21:
can u help them with the names of the areas as you post them

Haha

I will my man!

Aah... Lasgidi.

Lock down!

A Lagos isolation centre from the sky's.

Y'all will have to pardon me cos it's about to rain pixels!

That being said, just enjoy lock down images of LASGIDI BABY!

zexy2030:
let's dedicate a thread for lonely single ladies in Canada, island and generally in the diaspora, its faceless..its anonymous, except u put ur pic. no one knows u said it. Tell us how lonely u feel, a problem shared could receive plenty attention thereby tending to be solved.

This makes A LOT of sense!

I'll be travelling to Canada next year for a one year diploma and I'd really like to be on this thread prior to my traveling!

Let's do it!

samorobo:
Things to flee from SA ..
Poverty, unemployment,wicked inequality,blackout,Aids,rising crimal cases/activities fear of safety, rape...
Lol you do know SA is a shiithole (just like the rest of the continent)heading the zim way..

Why would you omit IGNORANCE??

Ramaphosa would sucker punch you if he saw this post.

gallivant:
Quit crying you little tw@t! I am having a pleasant time.

Dude you're confusing the whole thread!

Why you taking offense? Is your personality that bad?

Austine1212:
Still one of the lowest in the continent

Lol.

The day this dude actually admits the truth would be mad amusing TBH.

I think you're wired this way. Just realizing

samorobo:
Lol when you have brain people jostle over you.... Underachieving black race can learn a thing or two...okonjo iwela might be leaving behind the laggard SA economy to rot during this trying times...



Nigeria’s former finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, was on Friday named a member of the External Advisory Group constituted by the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva.

The group of prominent individuals from around the world are to serve as the IMF chief’s special advisers that would provide insights to enhance the fund’s ability to serve its membership.

They consist mainly of high-level technocrats and policy experts with private sector experience.

The new external advisory group, inaugurated on Friday in Washington DC, is to also provide perspectives from around the globe on key developments and policy issues.

The issues include responses to the exceptional challenges the world now faces due to the novel coronavirus and its economic impact on member countries.

“Even before the spread of Covid-19 and the dramatic health, economic, and financial disruptions it has brought, IMF members confronted a rapidly evolving world and complex policy issues,” the IMF boss, Ms Georgieva, said.

“To serve our membership well in this context, we need top-notch input and expertise from the widest range of sources, inside and outside the Fund.

“Toward this end, I am proud that an exceptional and diverse group of eminent individuals with high-level policy, market, and private sector experience has agreed to serve on my External Advisory Group.

“Today, we had a dynamic discussion to gain their insights, and to receive informal reactions to our ideas and approaches,” she added.

Apart from Mrs Okonjo-Iweala, who is also a former Vice President of the World Bank, other members of the advisory group include a Senior Minister of Singapore and Chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, and a Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Kristin Forbes.

Others are former Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd; former United Nations Deputy Secretary-General, Mark Brown; Honorary Chair, DSM and former CEO, Royal DSM, Feike Sijbesima; a Professor, University of Chicago, Raghuram Rajan; Group Executive Chairman, Santander, Ana Botín, and a Professor at Harvard University, Carmen Reinhart.

The Chief Economic Adviser, Allianz, Mohamed El-Erian; the Chief Investment Officer and head of Guggenheim Investments, Scott Minerd, and the Chair of ActionAid International, Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, are also members.

The advisory group will be meeting a few times a year with the IMF’s Managing Director, Deputy Managing Directors, and a sub-set of IMF department directors to discuss policy issues affecting member countries.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/387141-okonjo-iweala-gets-new-imf-appointment.html
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I spy with my little eye.

samorobo:
Nope.. even indians in Kenya can never have such

Aiit man.

If you say so.

gallivant:
Same reason you are the poverty capital.

Can you please make actual sense?

Hope your days are as pleasant as your personality.

Peace.

Austine1212:
Why do you have a low literacy rate lower than many countries in africa?

Nigerian education is ranked lower than SA
Nigerian universities ranked lower than SA

Umh why is an inefficient country with a bad educational system like Nigeria able to churn out 124 million literates?

Stop being a darn pillock dude.

samorobo:
Lol luxury at its peak....I don't think something similar can be found in Kenya...nah never

No man let's be fair.

The Indian Kenyans could have this. It's within their borders so we could let it slide.

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I See tears All over This thread.

This image places more emphasis on the pettiness I crave.

Dangote's Abuja interior looking real Peng Innit!

P.S. they're 2015 images..... Seems he's moved out.

XhosaNostra:
Too early in the day to be filtering through garbage.

No problem at all. .

Track is still Fire though.... Just say-eeeen

"Don't you wanna dance with me? No?

I could dance like Michael Jack-->son.

I could give you thug passion"

Problemkid1:
The New mantion he built in Anambra if am not mistaking.

Yep.
Spot on. My niggi.

Problemkid1:
Is this not kcee house

Yh it is man.

obaaderemi:
A few deluded nigerians on nairaland.

Then we should simply take it as the truth that Nigerians liberated black South Africans from their Boer taskmasters since that's the general opinion on nairaland.

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XhosaNostra:
Then you've definitely surpassing the master for rolling out the welcome mat for the Chinese in your country, at the same time they're kicking your citizens to the curb in theirs. You're worse than a footstool, you're a spit rag of the world. South Africans are home safe & sound. They're not being harrassed in far flung countries, while the government is sitting flat on their fannies, doing nothing.

*Intense Yawn*

Okaysss.... you love reading Nigerian news but why the hell do you decide time and time again to post half truths?

You see Missy, you're always wrong. Nigeria has evacuation plans (google is your friend boo ) and If you're cerebral enough you would know it doesn't take an hour. All those people weren't Nigerians only.. They would have done the same thing to a black South African honey. But yeah...you'll scream "black Saffer's stay in their country" or should it be only few black saffers could actually afford to travel?

On your short rant over the Chinese doctors in Nigeria, your 'half truths syndrome' rears it's head again (as usual). The Chinese doctors were brought by a Chinese company and it was basically a CSR affair. They even brought ventilators masks and other stuff with them. They're extra hands with A LOT of experience. This shouldn't even be in an argument.

Tell me dear, who would we rather have in Nigeria?
South African Doctors?
Naaah.
Kindly Toosie slide now. (love the track though )

samorobo:
Lol that his the black achievement the lazy underachievers want to brag about "black mansions in villages" ;Dol what are their achievements on the global sphere compared to their fellow black or even white counterpart..

I'm tired man....

If I even took it upon myself to post needles mansions in villages then I'll be needing the next 8 pages of this thread.

Besides I really don't see the reason behind grandeur mansions in villages. It's supposed to be a country home at best.... Nothing too serious.

But people dey very different sha....i no go mind

XhosaNostra:
Maybe you don't want, but many of your compatriots do.
South Africans are not the ones being mistreated in China as we speak, like they have no home

What do I say to this now?
Did typing this even feel right to you?
Your cheap swipes at the students and business men in China means nothing to me.
And for the umpteenth time, SA HAS SCHOOLED AFRICA ON HOW NOT TO BE ECONOMIC FOOTSTOOLS IN OUR RESPECTIVE LANDS.
So we'll pass... Thank you.

Austine1212:
Im bragging about south african achievements, that's national pride something you don't know about

We living large here even in villages

Bro this image doesn't mean a THING.

I could go on and on posting mansions in villages. There are A LOT in. Nigerian villages that to an extent is unnecessary...

For example, does it make any sense for me to brag about this?.... This is a village in Nigeria too.
am I supposed to brag about this?

XhosaNostra:
But you wish they would do it. It's not your choice, it's theirs. Don't act like you wouldn't joyfully accept it if they took you up on YOUR offer.

Why would I wish them to colonize me??

So I can be at the bottom of the food chain like it is in SA?

You have no point abeg.

pacretus:
men are busy discussing politics, and you're busy exposing your body for me to see, now tell us, who is seeking the others attention.?

Ya! I know you've got low men, like galligoat and the other Kenyan mitispig, who are ready to give all they have to please a hoe. Like yourself.

This isn't a porn site to market your body.take it somewhere else.
I don't do hoes and bi.tches

Just seeing this. LMAO!

Guuuy.... Why are you so angry?? .

XhosaNostra:
Hello? Because those are the only ones that beckoned your call. Some also went back to their countries & elsewhere. But if they wanted to colonize you, you'd be more than happy, that much is evident. Don't pretend like it's your choice you're not recolonized. They don't want to & don't want to live in your country either.

LMAO!
Some went...some stayed... No big deal. This argument would continue in loops cos you really have no point.
We can't be colonized economically cos We aren't black southies.
Simple as ABC.

rvp20182:
When Dangote employ Harvard trained Nigerians to work for his company and not Indians - come and talk about dominance. Your entire economy is dominated by Oil Majors - and the little that remains is dominated by Indians and Lebanese. Typical Nigeria is just hustling in small shops with a tiny generator - if not trying to escape the country.

Should I remind you about the poverty.

Where did you get this information of Indians running dangote group
My Good lord!

Also need I remind you of the Indian racism towards their supposed black compatriots?

rvp20182:
They are probaly 1.1m now.

I don't remember seeing you on Nigerian streets doing a head count of Indians.

Please where did you get this info from?
Or is it part of your population projections for the year 2020?

XhosaNostra:
They're still there some of them, aren't they? But some went back to Zim. You're not colonized because they don't want to colonize you. Simple.

Keep treating them like movie stars

Lol.. A few hundred farmers can't colonize ma'am. Also they're in FAR AWAY Kwara.

Also, for the bolded, you southies have taught us how not to get economically colonized. We use you as case studies to prevent it.

So don't worry...we'll be fine.