₦airaland Forum

thebosstrevor1:
I am sure, you are fantasizing about the horse private part

there are many under 18s on NL.... you should not corrupt their brains, by putting sexually explicit images on the front page, dead bodies on the front page .e.t.c.

travelwaka:
OMG how did you spot that, my innocent eyes I didn't even see it.

I didn't see it at first, but the comments below made me take another look

iamyemiakins:
See as horse preek stand like Fadeyi Oloro shotgun

Shellsploit:
See horse apa amu..
Na wetin some girls dey like

travelwaka:
Other Animals at the Zoo
Crocodiles
Alligators
Baboons
Tortoise
Geese
Ostrich
Monitor lizard
Hyenas
Jackals
Monkeys
Ape
Chimpanzee
Giraffe
Zebra
Porcupines
Lion
Caracal
Python
Horse
Red-capped Mangabey
Donkey
Ducks
Peacocks
Marabou Storks
Black-crowned crane

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rule 5

horse private part is showing... OP must remove horse picture..

franchasng:
Control wetin Do you want some Russian kids to freeze this forum for life


What I said its the obvious truth na.....Yorubas backstab, condemn, attack, join Hausa-Fulani to marginalize Igbos politically and economically in Nigeria out of whatever reason best known to them.....since they hate Igbos that much and love Hausa-Fulanis so much, why can't they remove eye from Igbo ladies and marry more Hausa-Fulani girls they love, why is it difficult for them to do, why


You cannot hate something and still desire to have that thing na, is it not madness


Once its politics time, they wear their tall agbada and long cap and head to Kano, Katsina, Kaduna, Sokoto.....to discuss how Igbos will never become President......but when its time to marry fear won't let them go to their almajiri friends up north to marry, the will now rush back to Igbos they hate to start acting pretentious lovey dovey nonsense, I blame the Igbo girls stupidly accepting to marry them....and mostly their father who ought to chase them out of his compound with long cutlass, I hate nonsense

you've come with this "marginalization" nonsense again....

how can you marginalize an ethnic nation that has at least 5 states to themselves and some of the states have crude oil, large deposits of coal, large reserves of gas, fertile soil for agriculture e.t.c.

igbos are not marginalized , if igbos are marginalized what do you want ethnic nations that don't have any state to themselves to say

Lexicon123:
Reason for this option is that taking a flight will take about 15mins, which is almost like the plane taking off and landing immediately. This is technically risky, hence the ferry option.

adioolayi:
Asides this, the logistics of flying the players will take about 7hrs in total....

2hrs from hotel on Island to Airport at Ikeja, 1-2hrs for airport protocols and check-in...1-2 hours for arrival and clearance at Benin Republic airport ,..and add CoVID19 test too...come add moving from the airport to their hotel...


Whereas, waterways option is about 1 and half hours. it takes 10min drive from their hotel to water terminal

both of you are suffering from stockholm's syndrome and slave mentality....

stop defending mediocrity and poverty mentality especially when it concerns other people who are not your relatives..

Subsidybad21 is it because of Nigeria's tax to GDP ratio that federal road safety corps does not have ambulance

TheFalcons:
When the industries are not on ground yet, we have to first exploit the market for our current production.

With time, we can set up processing industries.

Although there's the problem of short-sighted government policies, lack of infrastructure, lack of honest human capital, and lack of standards. With Nafdac collecting kickbacks and bribes, it's almost impossible to enforce international food standards.

I hardly see any strong Economy lining up to offtake coca products produced in Nigeria with out current realities.

The business aspect may be far more challenging than you can see on the surface.

there's a problem of if you are not from northern Nigeria you will not get govt support and loans...

Subsidybad21:
Because we have to be realistic.

Oil is not sufficient for our needs. Plus we don't control its price.

Also, our tax to gdp is very low. Ghana , SOuth Africa and even Niger have higher tax to gdp ratio than we do. At some point, we have to expand the tax base to everyone, not just some people paying for the rest.

you have to be realistic...

those countries you mentioned have smaller population than Nigeria... so most of our ratios will be low...

the tax to gdp in the SW, SS and SE are not low... so you have to be realistic not we.

Subsidybad21:
1. You need money to invest in infrastructure .Taxation comes in there

2.We are in debt because the price of oil is too low for a nation our size

Google breakeven oil price

3. True about France. But countries like Denmark and Finland also have similar high tax to gdp ratios and i don't recall them exploiting african countries

3.

you're that tax to gdp guy ( Godarz PhiliptheArab ) are your other monikers..

the point is not just only taxation can give the money to invest... but you're focusing on taxation..

Subsidybad21:
Nope. Serious nations have a wide enough tax base. As for exports....what matters is who controls the price. We are in debt because we don't control the price of our exports. Yes, we don't control the price of oil, and before that, our agro and mineral products.

Industrial nations are not in debt like us, because they can set the price of the manufactured goods they export...and thus earn enough cash.



And they produce more oil than we do. That's why they are rich

A family of 15 on a monthly income of N200000 would appear poorer than a family of three on the same income.




Actually, that's not true.

Most developed and developing countries get a large chunk of budget funding from taxes.

France for example can afford free educaiton because it has a tax to gdp ratio of 43%, while Nigeria can't because we have a tax to gdp ratio of 6.1%

we are in debt because we don't invest in infrastructure.

we are in debt because we buy from developed countries and not from ourselves ( fellow Nigerians ).

most developed and other countries spend a large chunk of their budget on salaries. france can afford free education because it sucks revenue from at least 15 african countries.

Subsidybad21:
Where do they get the money for investing in infrastructure?

Taxes, and indirectly industrialization...which also provides a justification for infrastructure.

Nigeria's revenue from oil is not enough for us, and the corruption we practice makes the matter worse. At best we earn just as much as the UAE. The issue is the UAE has eleven million people, and we have 200million more.

Also, industrialization means more money, means more taxes....

Money for infrastructure can be gotten from loans, exports, charity etc.

UA:E has only about 3 million emiratis the rest are migrants not indigenes.

Taxes are not compulsory for investing in infrastructure.

BLoomfrancs:
He should build more.. This Ark is bullshit!

The ark is for the increasing number of people who attend his church.

Ayo2004:
Biggest church in the country with one of the highest crime rate,poverty rate,tribalism rate,wickedness rate,of what use is the magnificence of the church when most Christians in Nigeria are worse than atheists?

Same funds could have been used to build educational facilities,health facilities and vocational facilities that will enhance good living and the life of many citizens in the country but many fools will quote me like I am a fool

They already have educational facilities,health facilities and vocational facilities that will enhance good living and the life of many citizens in the Yoruba nation.

Subsidybad21:
That comes under the platform of income inequity, a common issue in many developed and developing country.

But if we want a better life, we must industrialize, and also pay the taxes needed to provide that life, and also do the hard work of holding the political class responsible at all levels.



That's because most Nigerians are waiting for a hero, not a leader. A hero who will do the heavy lifting for us, while we sleep on beds of gold and silver and drink milk and honey from golden cups.....

Meanwhile developed countries work in part because people have made holding their leaders to account a national hobby. And yes, those leaders used to be too harsh to them even in recent times

Here in Nigeria, we just want someone to come and save us from all our troubles. We want a leader who somehow can also hold himself accountable without us having to lift a finger..

Developed countries work because they invest in infrastructure not because the citizens pay taxes nor industrialize.

Subsidybad21:
What change?

All Oyedepo can do is simply tell his followers and sheep to vote for the 'right' candidate.

His church does not have the resources to build the type of infrastructure that our country has...unless you want him to run for office.

As for why our politicians are greedy....it is because when we vote for them, we go home afterwards and forget the most important aspect of demcoracy...putting pressure on our leaders. Also, Nigerians expect a Canadian lifestyle from an income not up to one thrid of Canada's, and won't vote the leaders needed to improve our income.

A Nigerian's income does not need to be up to one thrid of Canada's for a Nigerian to live comfortably... some parts of Nigeria like parts of abuja, lagos, enugu e.t.c have similar infrastructure with developed countries and Nigerians are according to you "living a Canadian lifestyle" in those areas and they don't earn an income up to one thrid of Canada's...

who you vote in Nigeria is almost irrelevant, right from the time of zik its been the same circus of s:ecessionist agitations, corruptions e.t.c.

Rugaria:
Pinnick abi picnic should stop frothing at the mouth and get the eagles over to cotonou by plane! Going by sea is full of risks. This man runs an organization that should be making millions but he's always complaining of cash while living lavish.
The corruption in the Nigeria football federation is high and is now starting to put the lives of players at risk..

world powers and their Nigerian partners want to sink the super eagles boat...

Schemerkhiz:
She dazzles, she frustrates. Why undoubtedly talented Oshoala needs to up her game


Nigeria’s Asisat Oshoala has seen it all in women’s football. The 26 year old striker has proven herself as one of the world’s most devastating finishers in the women’s game, doing her thing in the Nigerian Women Football League with FC Robo and Rivers Angels, from where the national team scouts noticed her as a teenage sensation and she went on to earn the golden boot and golden ball at the 2014 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, and has been a part of the Super Falcons set up since 2013.

Her performances have earned her stints in England with Liverpool and Arsenal Ladies, as well as in China with Dalian Quanjian FC. It was however her move to Spain with FC Barcelona that has seen her perform at her best.

Oshoala joined Barcelona in 2019 on loan from her Chinese side initially, but after a brilliant year, the Spanish giants decided to make the move permanent.

Since then, she has gone on to score a whopping 42 goals in 46 appearances for her side, including their only goal in the 2019 UEFA Women’s Champions League final 4-1 defeat to Lyon which made her the first African to find the back of the net in the Women’s Champions League final ever.

In spite of her brilliance, Oshoala has failed to break into the first eleven at Barcelona, and has continuously been used on the periphery as a substitute.

The reason for this may be unclear, but her unwillingness to pass the ball in certain occasions to better placed teammates seems to be a factor to this.

A good example of this situation was seen in FC Barcelona’s 4-0 win over Rayo Vallecano today, when at 1-0 Oshoala carried the ball half the length of the pitch and had teammate Lieke Martens across her in acres of space, but she chose to shoot from a tight angle, hitting the goalkeeper in the process and the chance went begging.

This and many other such chances missed have caused fans of the club to have different opinions on whether Oshoala is needed at the club or not. She eventually scored the second of her side’s four goals with a show of her trademark pace and quality finishing.

Now 26 and at the peak of her powers, the Super Falcons captain must learn to play more with her teammates as this may hinder her from winning some of the biggest prizes in women’s football.

As a player, she is good enough to be in the shout for the women’s Ballon d’Or, but making plays such as these would almost certainly keep her on the fringes at Barca, and you can’t win the biggest prizes from the fringes.

what's the name of the person the that wrote this crap

FrLukas:
Nnamdi Kanu could have been the first Prime Minister of Nigeria

see what you wrote...

Jeezuzpick:
Time is relevant, Sir.

The people you're bringing in might not stay with time depending on conditions.

Remember this is a state government sumtin. Another governor will come in and mess it up.

that's why I said, good recruitment structure, as long as another governor doesn't mess the recruitment structure then there won't be any issues.

Jeezuzpick:
That remains to be seen.

However, any educational institution needs one ingredient to become well grounded and reputable, and that is TIME.

Harvard is older than the United States. Oxford and Cambridge are hundreds of years old. Alexandria is THOUSANDS of years old!

Import all the professors, the college begins to make a name for itself when its own products become Professors themselves and begin to make impact.

any institution needs a good recruitment structure to become well grounded and reputable. time is not relevant, its the employees and how well the employees do their jobs that's relevant.

CSTRR:
Special interests could mean kickbacks, companies owned by friends who in turn gives bribes, exchange of favours in exchange for another kind of favour, e.t.c.

You go school so?

You must own a company for you to have special interests there?

you're still a learner

continue been a boy

CSTRR:
Most governors have special interests and kick backs from contracts.

Like ganduje that got $6M bribe.

Not many of them have established civil engineering companies.

Old man

how can you "special interests" and "kick backs" if you don't indirectly own the company

if you're talking about receiving special interests and kick backs from oil companies I may believe

you're a very ignorant boy

CSTRR:
This man has heavily cashed out in a very innovative way.

He is a civil engineer. He has his own civil engineering company.

And he did a lot of civil engineering projects in Ebonyi most of whom went to his company.
Decent projects but all of them went to his company.

I don't know what to call this.

you this boy you're here again

you don't know most governors own civil engineering companies then again you're ignorant

Jeezuzpick:
Appreciate what?

This is a building, and it's nothing more than a rainbow coloured building until the state-of-the-art equipment and accomplished medical specialists arrive to turn the building into a hospital.

Until then, it might well.be a shopping mall.

Jman06:
I don't trust anything from my Eastern people!

Watch as this building becomes a ghost house with no qualified healthcare professionals or equipment after 2023 elections.

O bu ro ndi Igbo mmakwa ama?

You haven't fixed primary and secondary health institutions in your states to get them running with qualified healthcare professionals, na to build this one looking like native doctor's shrine with different colours

Quote me anywhere that this building will be turned to an amusement park at best after 2023.

its called "Ebonyi College Of Medicine " meaning its a facility that will train medical doctors and people in the medical field that means it must have professors and experts in the medical field.

CSTRR:
Aminu Kano was the best of the northern bunch.
A true progressive.
He was already advocating for northern female education as far back as the 50s.
Long before education became the in-thing in the South.

education has been the "in-thing" in the south since 1854..

your statement "Long before education became the in-thing in the South." is very ignorant and millions of women were already educated with university degrees in the south since 1854...

ShadowCracker:
Brother please don't lecture me.
I have told you what will happen take it or leave it.
When Oduduwa is fully declared, non-Yorubas will leave our land shikenah.
I wonder which court you will sue us too, on top our own land.

what you're talking about is called xenophobia...

there is no proof that you're yoruba...

ShadowCracker:
Don't be delusional, I have told you what will happen take it or leave it.
You are not relevant bro, your opinion doesn't matter I have told you what will happen take it or leave it.
When the time comes don't say we didn't warn you to desist from claiming another man's land.
Keep watching comedies nah body go tell una las las.

if you acquire a company and sack 400 employees without paying them, then they will sue your company and when they win you may pay all the 400 employees higher than you would have paid if you sacked and paid them compensation...

ShadowCracker:
I am an Epe boy, omo doragushi.
Go to Epe and ask for Shittu's house in Hospital road, that is my grand father house.
I will not like to reveal my personal details.

But let me just advice you, dead that thought when Oduduwa republic is fully declared.
non-yorubas will automatically be foreigners in Yoruba land, all their properties will confiscated by Oduduwa government and majority will be deported to Alaigbo.
And there is not a damn thing you can do about it.

they will sue the oduduwa govt and the oduduwa govt will pay reparations to them..

nobodies properties will be confiscated by Oduduwa government..

most of them will be granted citizenship and less privileges (e.g. getting political positions ) than the indigenes..

femi4:
Ojoro

Yakubu should be no1, Kanu had just one

Yakubu had a whopping four Premier League hat-tricks under his belt,

KosiGee:
@robosky02,

You are biased. You created a thread about hat tricks scored by Nigerians in the English premier league but ended up with Kanu Nwankwo as no 1??

What an injustice! How can you disrespect Aiyegbeni like this because of sentiments?

Yaks remain no 1. No one can take his glory at least for now.
Yakubu Aiyegbeni is a legend. No disrespect to Kanu but Yaks tops him in this regard.

Yak is not the same ethnicity as robosky02... so the bias/dislike/hate is expected..

its the same reason Nigeria can't progress...

geedee4real:
good evening, I added some unregistered domain on SH last month. on checking now I noticed that SH have set an expiry date on some of the domain. but no expiry date on few of the domain. is it that SH have registered those name for them to set an expiry date on the domain?

thanks

go to "status" menu and check "Commission approved by seller" menu to see if it has been approved also check the "rejected" menu to know if it has been rejected, your domain names cannot move to the "Approved (premium)" menu without you approving it on the "Commission approved by seller" menu first..

when you see a list of your domains on SH always check the "status" menu to know if your domain is rejected or if you have approved commission..

also click on the bell icon on the main navigation to check notification...
check if the bell icon has a red circle on it.

Myde4naija:
It's actually not a shame at all, most refinaries in the world particularly in the so called advance world are not own by government, they are suppose to be owned by private individuals, our government need to work on regulations to allow private sector thrive instead of competing with them in businesses.

The kind of regulation we need from government has gave birth to the largest refinary in th world.

What's the noise about.

the biggest companies including refineries have their government as major investors ( ownership stake )...

the government is the one with the most money so why shouldn't they own and create indigenous companies..