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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Qualifier (2 - 2) On 19th November 2014 by Chylo(m): 6:50pm On Nov 19, 2014
Winch nor dey Akwa Ibom again? Na wah o, dem dey fall ma hand.
Politics › Re: Question Of The Day: Why Always GEJ by Chylo(m): 4:59pm On Nov 14, 2014
saintopus:
If they say GEJ has failed, then allow him to repeat now! Afterall a student that fail a class always repeat.
Oga, that is in school. In real life, failure is rewarded by being sacked.

No wonder this is called kindergarten presidency; the man thinks presidency is school. Olodo.
Politics › Re: The Policies Jonathan May Implement After Reelection by Chylo(m): 2:44pm On Nov 14, 2014
He wont be reelected, so no need. He should go back home.
Politics › Re: Okorocha Pays Outstanding Pensioners' Gratuities Of Over Twenty Years by Chylo(m): 9:13am On Nov 14, 2014
uwa1:
This man is sumtin else. Does he tink we cant figure out wat he is tryn to do. Where has he bin since or is he jst entryn d office for d first tym.
My friend shut up. The Ohakim you are supporting, what did he do in Imo state?
Politics › Re: Okorocha Pays Outstanding Pensioners' Gratuities Of Over Twenty Years by Chylo(m): 11:49pm On Nov 13, 2014
The more I see the way this guy operates, the more I like him. He almost seems possessed (in a good way), how he acts sumtimes. Hope he keeps it up.
Politics › Re: VIDEO - 2 Suspected Boko Haram Members Burned Alive by Chylo(m): 11:36pm On Nov 13, 2014
armadeo:
Man is demonic!!.
Which of the man is demonic? The boko haram or the executor? or you mean both?
Politics › Re: What Do You Think Is The Monthly Salary Of Your State Governor? by Chylo(m): 10:25pm On Nov 13, 2014
Rochas Okorocha donates his monthly salary to the state.
Politics › Re: Dr Alex Otti Dumps PDP And Picks APGA Nomination Forms by Chylo(m): 6:30pm On Nov 13, 2014
APGA nor get presidential candidate again? I have been waiting for someone to declare as APGA presidential candidate.

What a shame of a party. No wonder Peter Obi left. Igbo-party my foot. PDP stooges, why don't they just merge with PDP once and for all, so that we will know where they stand?
Politics › Re: 4,658 Permanent Voter Cards Stolen In Edo by Chylo(m): 10:12pm On Nov 11, 2014
Tony Anenih aka Mr Fix-It, baddest guy ever liveth
Politics › Re: LIVE UPDATES: President Jonathan Declares Today by Chylo(m): 12:52pm On Nov 11, 2014
Does anybody else notice that this is pure hired crowd? Kai, see all manner of uniform and banner everywhere. Everybody sowed ashoebi just because of declaration, with Nigeria money for that matter. Too bad.

Why can't he allow the masses to come out and support him. Instead of all this colour riot we are seeing here.
Politics › Re: LIVE UPDATES: President Jonathan Declares Today by Chylo(m): 12:39pm On Nov 11, 2014
Who is watching live? Ken Nnamani just called Jonathan incompetent. He said Enugu, Onitsha road and Port-harcourt road are all in terrible mess. But you are in position to fix it.
2nd Niger bridge is still mirage, but we want you to come back, so you can do it. Hahahahahahaha Chai!
Politics › Re: NAIRA DECLINES!! Stock Market Loses N484bn In Single Day Biggest Loss In One Day by Chylo(m): 2:40pm On Nov 09, 2014
pendy79:
You assume figures on google is the trading price right. Okay, take 165.60 to a bank tomorrow or to a bureau de change and seek for dollars.

Forget those economic magical stories you read or hear. The naira has declined. Only CBN can strengthen it and by the way, there is no trading today so the figure you have is not today's price but a carry over price.
Oga, carry over price or not. This is the official rate at the moment. Black market is always different, but this is the CBN conversion rate. You may check any website you like for the conversion (and there are many), the price would be about the same. Stop peddling falsehood.

Besides, non-economists always assume a weakening currency is necessarily a bad thing. It would be bad for importers as imports are more expensive, but it would be great for exporters. Nigerian oil would be cheaper on the intl market. The problem with this is that Nigeria is a mostly importing country, thus it could be bad for our balance of trade.
Politics › Re: NAIRA DECLINES!! Stock Market Loses N484bn In Single Day Biggest Loss In One Day by Chylo(m): 1:36pm On Nov 09, 2014
As at today, 9/11/14

1 dollar = 165.60 naira
1 pound sterling = 262.83 naira
Politics › Re: Oh Godswill Akpabio Is D Man, This Is Wow, Am Short Of Words. by Chylo(m): 4:06pm On Nov 08, 2014
WombRaiders:
The stadia has already been concessioned

Witch
It stadium, not stadia (stadia is plural). I wasn't arguing with you, I said we will revisit this later, when the stadium is overgrown with weeds.
Politics › Re: Oh Godswill Akpabio Is D Man, This Is Wow, Am Short Of Words. by Chylo(m): 4:04pm On Nov 08, 2014
maestroferddi:
Oga forget that thing! One of our major problems as Africans is our tendency to downplay our own accomplishments while lauding inexorably everything that comes out of the West.

Granted that our society has an institutionalised problem with maintenance culture, but one is constrained to ask whether we need study the template offered by the Olympic stadium to know what to do with a new stadium built at a very massive cost?

Is it not time we began to initiate a change of attitude towards Nigeria and her leaders? You see, it is wrong to assume whatever happens here has a negative default value. There are a lot of Nigerians getting it right in various spheres of human endeavour. Let us build on their examples instead of toeing the line of the Western media who invariably report negativity about Africa most of the time.
If you become a state governor in whatever part of Nigeria today and you have 40 billion naira, and the first thing you think to do is spend all to build stadium, then goodluck to you.
Romance › Re: How Do Newly Wedded Virgins Know What To Do by Chylo(m): 1:47pm On Nov 08, 2014
Medunah:
And i am not faithful to God? Or my frnds are born against?
And speak for yourself man, you dont know what ur frnds do in their closet
Sorry if I insinuated that. Have a great day miss.
Romance › Re: How Do Newly Wedded Virgins Know What To Do by Chylo(m): 1:26pm On Nov 08, 2014
Medunah:
shocked haha bros, fear God naah
Erm, Medunah, I think you may need to change your circle of friends. Believe me, God has an army of people who are faithful to Him. Don't think the whole world has gone to the dogs yet.

I do not associate with loose people, and I guess that also helps us keep ourselves. We will win at the end, don't worry.
Politics › Re: Things Are Calm In Mubi, Boko Haram Assumes Governance - Campbell by Chylo(m): 1:23pm On Nov 08, 2014
Mcbussy:
That's their exact plan...they are looking for human shield to prevent the govt from using aerial bombardment. Just d way the govt wouldn't bombard them because of d girls, even if they knew d location of their base in sambisa.

Atleast, the ragtag savages are showing strategic capabilities if our doctor of zoology, warfare tactician generals and all his post doctoral advisers can't strategize.
Hope you dont think those girls are still in one place o. They are now scattered all over, married to different boko haram members, so perish the thought that they are kept somewhere in Sambisa and being fed and taken care of. There is currently no one place one can go and find the girls, that is why it is so complicated now.

Only by God's special grace can those girls be returned. But to be honest, I dont think it will happen, if we dont try to collect them by force.
Politics › Re: Oh Godswill Akpabio Is D Man, This Is Wow, Am Short Of Words. by Chylo(m): 12:59pm On Nov 08, 2014
maestroferddi:
What makes you think you know what you are talking about?

Besides, long-windedness, does it occur to you that Akwa Ibom has clubs in the Nigeria leagues who would be using the facility?

I don't like folks who talk for its own sake, as it were. The stadium is a general purpose facility which is expected to find application all through the year. Instead of jumping the gun and broaching a subject you apparently know little about, I expected you to have given the state government the benefit of doubt.

Maybe you think Uyo is some kind of rural village. If you had known that Uyo is an emerging commercial and tourist hub boasting of such facilities as a functional airport, sundry five-star hotels and recreation centres and so on, then it wouldn't have been difficult for you to factor in the practicality of building a veritable landmark like a world class stadium.

Oga specialist, abeg talk when your opinion is sought, or else keep mum...
Ok, time will tell. I will remind you of this statement when we start getting the news that this stadium is overrun with weeds.
Politics › Re: Oh Godswill Akpabio Is D Man, This Is Wow, Am Short Of Words. by Chylo(m): 12:00pm On Nov 08, 2014
Hmm.....nice one. However, one of the reasons why NIGERIANS are daily short changed by their leaders is because majority don't even know the difference between what they want and what they need. Stadium is good but at what expense? One of the reasons why we keep saying this government is clueless is because of the penchant in celebrating minor things at the expense of major and needful things. For crying out loud, there is poverty in the land AND AKWA IBOM IS NOT EXEMPTED. Why a stadium?

Now, this is not just criticism for the fun of it but simple logic. I do not, in any way, think that the very first problem of Akwa Ibom is that of a world class stadium. Ask yourself, HOW WILL THAT STADIUM BE PUT TO USE SUCH THAT GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY CAN BE OBTAINED? As of the last time I checked, Nigerian sporting activities have not reached that commercial status such that billions are raked in yearly especially when compared with other sport loving countries to warrant this kind of project. Yes, some people will quickly refer to football but can we say that our football is properly commercialised to warrant this kind of multi billion Naira project? Even in the countries where sporting activities are well commercialised, government tries as much as possible to avoid projects like this because of the cost involved. A good example is the UK where the recently built Olympic stadium has been concessioned to a football club (West Ham united) in order for cost to be maximised. By government's reasoning, West Ham football club will do a better job with the stadium than it (the stadium) remaining a government property with little or no use. Your guess is as good as mine on what will happen when a facility is not put into regular use.

To those who are ignorantly celebrating this wastage called stadium, ask yourself if there is any commercial gains that will be made from the stadium. This is not rocket science but simple logic. How much of sporting activities would that stadium get in order to recoup the invested money? After all, capital projects like this one are supposed to bring back some profits. I can bet with any amount that our lack of maintenance culture in nigeria is the very first albatross of that stadium not to now talk of the uncertain political intrigues that will follow once this government quits and another one takes over. A flash back at the tinapa project in calabar would suffice here. The world celebrated it when it was completed and inaugurated but today, what happened to it?

I would have loved a government like this, with so much money to spend, to have been more involved in pragmatic programs targeted at the people like building a world class hospital and accessible and affordable healthcare, good transport scheme, social security scheme for elderly, tax credit and relief etc. But like I said earlier, most NIGERIANS want good governance but they don't have a clue on what it means. They cannot differentiate between their wants and their needs and that's why these leaders give them just anything and they (the people) start celebrating.

Until we start getting our priorities right in this country, we are not likely to make much progress as far as development is concerned.
Romance › Re: How Do Newly Wedded Virgins Know What To Do by Chylo(m): 11:52am On Nov 08, 2014
mizzkeji44:
MENTALITYhuh
A girl can keep her virginity for as long as possible but 80% of guys nowadays have done it before.
Where did you come up with your 80 percent number? Did you take a census? Well, I'm a virgin and all my friends and the guys I hang out with are too. So correct that mindset. Not all guys have sold their souls to the devil.
Romance › Re: How Do Newly Wedded Virgins Know What To Do by Chylo(m): 11:17am On Nov 08, 2014
mizzkeji44:
Both cant be virgin na.....one must be experienced.
What kind of mentality is that? You need to repent seriously
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 10:56am On Nov 08, 2014
biafranqueen:
First answer how giving N500 will help pay for school fee's and I will be back with answer deal?
I've told you before, the cash is for stipend, food money, not for school fees. Are you retarded? or an slowpoke?
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 10:35am On Nov 08, 2014
biafranqueen:
Federal Government, since the time of Olusegun Obasanjo takes care of primary 1 to Jss3 through Universal Basic Education( UBE), therefore it is not true or possible for Rochas to have given free Education for pupil within the same school bracket. Think well undecided
Ok ma. How many federal secondary schools are in Imo? Answer this first before I respond.
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 10:21am On Nov 08, 2014
biafranqueen:
You should be ashamed of yourself why don't you talk about what he did in Imo State come on use you big Lagos educaton and debate the subject what will Secondary Imolites do with N500 for school?
Excuse me, the moni he gives them is it not stipend for food and other things? Is it for school fees? Do the students pay any fees at the school? Why are you so stupid? Why? Where else have you seen students being given stipend for going to school? To be sincere just give credit where it is due.
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 10:05am On Nov 08, 2014
biafranqueen:
Go make a thread about your 3 miles of road shameles ewu. Look at what you call progress sorry for your standards undecided
What you should be asking is why no roads were in all those places at all before Rochas came. When no road was there, will you be talking of drain and sidewalk? All the govt before, why didn't they at least build the road there?
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 9:58am On Nov 08, 2014
biafranqueen:
This same video how come the same street pics and videos every thread?

Where is the street drains? This is not quality and these same roads have been touted as development for 3 years. He did this same presentation in 2013 in Atlanta.

No gutters no sidewalks
My friend shut your mouth. You see road, now you are talking of drain and sidewalk. With how much money is the state making? The gov has given away his salary and security vote, and you are still not satisfied, he borrow money to do project and you complain, so where will the drain come from now? Is it by magic? Is it not money they use for it? Olodo

Please development does not happen overnight. It is little by little. Here a little, there a little, and before you know it, everywhere is connected to a good road network. That is the first step. Later on, the quality can be improved as more money is available. But I repeat, look at the resources the state has. Look at the recurrent expenditure. Of course you know. Imo was the first state to pay 20,000 minimum wage. Surely you know this?
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 9:50am On Nov 08, 2014
All of you can shut up now. You have to compare like with like. Compare Imo now, with how it was few years ago, and compare Imo developments with that of similar IGR states like Abia. Can Orji dream of giving free education? at all levels? primary, secondary and tertiary? Even Akwa Ibom with all the money does not give free tertiary education. So what are we saying? Can TA Orji even imagine it sef, not to talk of dream?

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S4W4wnCctY
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 11:14pm On Nov 07, 2014
mrvitalis:
bro no need to hate am from aboh mbaise....if u must know
O, ee bu onye mbaise, nd ur talking like dis? Na wah to you o
Politics › Re: The People Of Imo State And The Scam Of Free Education by Chylo(m): 9:07pm On Nov 07, 2014
mrvitalis:
as much as i am an APC supporter i know roaches is the worst governor in imo history
Hehehe, mumu saTANist talking rubbish. Have you ever step foot in Imo state before? When were you even born? In case you dont know, Imo state have been completely transformed in just these 3 years of Rochas government. So if ee pain you, go and die. Monkey like u
Politics › Re: CBN Restricts Dollar Sales As Naira Sinks Below N170 In Almost 5 Years by Chylo(m): 8:52pm On Nov 07, 2014
This kind of news will not enter frontpage o, instead we will be seeing "My Man Has Two Cars, I Trek Around, Isn't This Selfisness"? Mstcheeew
Politics › Re: El-rufai Formally Declares For Kaduna Governorship, Recieves Buhari's Blessing by Chylo(op): 8:28pm On Nov 07, 2014
Descartes:
Thank you. Am surprised you have learnt to be civil. That's what differentiates you from other Janjäweeds. @bolded you wait till eternity.Have a nice evening wink
Someone has shown you up now as an illiterate and you have run away. What a shame.

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