Health › Re: Dead Body Found In Lekki Phase One by codemaniacs: 12:53pm On Jun 24, 2016 |
solpat: Jeez the corpse is swollen sef. Abeg sanitation officers do something fast oo Sanitation officers don't handle dead bodies.. Its the job of the police, health officers, firefighters and a coroner. |
Agriculture › Re: Tomato Jos: Mira Metha, Harvard Graduate Who Is A Tomato Farmer In Nigeria by codemaniacs: 2:34pm On Jun 21, 2016 |
ItsMeAboki: The ordinary commoner in the north hardly benefits from the oil money, only the few elites at the top do, that is why we are not even bothered and can boldly tell the ND or anyone who ignorantly calls us parasites to go and drink their so call oyel while we are happy to hold on to what we already got - tomato (that many foolishly underestimate) just one among many. Jos is middlebelt/ central Nigeria. Its not part of northern Nigeria. Northern Nigeria likes claiming central Nigeria. |
Programming › Re: Is PHP Dying? by codemaniacs: 2:04pm On Jun 19, 2016 |
pcguru1: You could have just said as long as all those above are alive C++ can't die C++ was created before those ones, whether those ones are alive or not does not determine the existence of C++.. C++ can't die.. |
Career › Re: Lets Talk!! Are Nigerian Politicians More Hardworking Than Nigerian Graduates? by codemaniacs: 7:10am On Jun 19, 2016 |
yungryce: d world as we know it has always belong to those who are ready to conquer it and d best way to conquer wealth in Nigeria is to either be an oil bloc or a polithiefcian. either way way, u must be a thief. d average Nigerian graduate is not ready to fight for a better tomorrow which means dat nothing is going to change any time soon The only way to fight for a better tomorrow is to have money in order to have money "legally" the nigerian graduate needs a decent job or gets his self employment right. Igbos have been protesting, fighting e.t.c for B:iafra millions of igbos have been killed because of fighting for a better tomorrow. In Nigeria, if u fight(for a better tomorrow) the govt there's a 90% u'll be killed. So its better to work for a better tomorrow because life no get part 2. |
Career › Re: Lets Talk!! Are Nigerian Politicians More Hardworking Than Nigerian Graduates? by codemaniacs: 7:03am On Jun 19, 2016 |
TooNoisy: The answer is that we don't hold our politicians accountable rather we all want to be like thalem as even you suggested.
The budget for the National Assembly is bigger than the budget for 21 States. How does that make any sense. Politics is the most rewarding profession in Nigeria and that is because all they do is steal. And when somebody comes after them asking to return stolen funds, we the same people will call it witch hunting.
Nigerian politicians are the laziest in the world yet they are the highest paid because of the greed inherent in most Nigerians. It is the same greed that makes you want to become a politician for the simple reason of the huge pay. Blame ironsi for this. |
Programming › Re: Is PHP Dying? by codemaniacs: 4:54pm On Jun 18, 2016 |
As long as wordpress is alive php can't die. As long as android is alive java can't die. As long as ins:tagram is alive python can't die. As long as unity3d is alive C# can't die. As long as unrealengine, linux and other high end software are alive C/C++ can't die. |
Politics › Re: Melaye Calls For The Scrapping Of "State Of Origin" As A Political Requirement by codemaniacs: 7:41am On Jun 18, 2016 |
ybalogs: I really don't trust Dino Melaye for anything but I'm totally in support of the scrapping know guys who are not from my town but spent their whole life in it . they should have that right to be voted for then. The person that killed people in orlando lived most of his life in the U.S. If people sponsor newly weds in order to train those "newly weds" children in a country so as to carry out attacks on that country from within then your logic is flawed and very naïve. |
Literature › Re: Why I Wrote The Book: “we Are All Biafrans” – Author by codemaniacs: 7:34am On Jun 18, 2016 |
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Literature › Re: Why I Wrote The Book: “we Are All Biafrans” – Author by codemaniacs: 7:31am On Jun 18, 2016 |
amakenny: He and others canvassing and waiting for return to true and fiscal federalism to Nigeria may never live to see true and fiscal federalism restored to Nigeria. Even their grandchildren may not see it, so long as crude oil flows in the Niger delta.
Arewa soldiers have done the deal long ago. The soldiers sewed 19 states in the old northern region of Nigeria as well as hundreds of local government areas there. Through this, northern Nigeria draws more of Nigeria's shared revenues in a most tight unitary government system. Furthermore, three senators come from each state, so northern Nigeria unduly over-populates the NAAS. So no amount of voting in the NASS can restore true and fiscal federalism because northern Nigeria which profits from the existing political system must vote down true and fiscal federalism.
IPOB people are not like the dummies agitating for restoration of true and fiscal federalism to Nigeria.
The dummies are merely waiting for Godot.
Write another book speculating on return of true and fiscal federalism to Nigeria, make your money, and condemn those on the right path of agitation. The unitary system was created by a greedy igbo man named aguiyi ironsi. I guess he thought he would never die or be killed. 2 Likes |
Literature › Re: Why I Wrote The Book: “we Are All Biafrans” – Author by codemaniacs: 7:17am On Jun 18, 2016 |
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Travel › Re: Epic Throwback Of Marina Lagos In The 1960s by codemaniacs: 1:36pm On Jun 16, 2016 |
mmsen: The population has doubled in size since 1991.
If you wish to see 'meaningful improvement' in the lives of the people then it the economy would need to grow at a much faster rate than the that of the population.
Either you slow down the population rate so that more can be spent on those of us who are currently here or you ramp up economic development. Ideally, a responsible government would do both. Yorubas are growing. If yoruba leaders/politicians had sense they would have strictly controlled and reduced migration into the SW especially Lagos. |
Travel › Re: Epic Throwback Of Marina Lagos In The 1960s by codemaniacs: 1:26pm On Jun 16, 2016 |
I'm tired of seeing throwback pictures of Lagos. It just proves that with or without Nigeria the Yorubas will always improve even if people like aregbe exists. Where are the throwback pictures of other regions except the SW. Na only SW waka come  |
Politics › Re: Flood Takes Over Ajah Houses This Morning by codemaniacs: 1:16pm On Jun 15, 2016 |
slynat: like seriously, what happened on the island can happen anywhere in the world, its just a case of bad drainage system we have so I see no reason why some people are just so happy to discredit the area rather than profer a solution. its not a case of bad drainage system per se like 85% because of bad drainage... if a person digs on the island you'll see the ocean water like 8ft to 10ft... the state govt would need to create a man made island or very big and deep reservoir to channel the water.... that's why I see eko atlantic as a waste of money.. |
Education › Re: Aregbesola Threatens To Expel Students ‘wearing Choir Robes’ To Schools by codemaniacs: 9:43am On Jun 15, 2016*. Modified: 12:22pm On Nov 22, 2016 |
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Education › Re: Aregbesola Threatens To Expel Students ‘wearing Choir Robes’ To Schools by codemaniacs: 9:39am On Jun 15, 2016*. Modified: 12:22pm On Nov 22, 2016 |
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Culture › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto: "There Is No Food In Nigeria" by codemaniacs: 4:26pm On Jun 14, 2016*. Modified: 12:21pm On Nov 22, 2016 |
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Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by codemaniacs: 3:53pm On Jun 14, 2016*. Modified: 12:21pm On Nov 22, 2016 |
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TV/Movies › Re: Power Outage Interrupts AMAA 2016 by codemaniacs: 5:25pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
DEAFandDUMB: Thank for the correction but you ought to know that was typographic error..
Meanwhile back to the matter...
Have you heard of the mechanical term BRAIN BOX? When the I.C circurt of any heavy duty gen set develops emergency fault or fails to kick start maybe due to problem from the kick starter, what is the bail out option or better still, what will be your next line of action in restoring power within a limited time frame.. Take AMAA award event scenario as a case study.. U no de tire.... Go and meet your hubby and leave me alone... You're right, everything u've said is correct. I'm done arguing    |
TV/Movies › Re: Power Outage Interrupts AMAA 2016 by codemaniacs: 5:06pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
DEAFandDUMB: Thanks but read what am about to write now very slowly..
Are you there?
Let's go..
If you have three 12kva mikano diesel generatord and one is on while the second is on auto switch over incase of any glitch or mechanical failure.. How many minutes will it take you to unload the failed auxiliary generator and switch on the third one which has been idle..
Lemme know if you understand the question correctly... Its generator not generatord   Now read what I'm about to write, make sure u are reading it word for word then kiss me through the phone. If u have a generator that cannot be turned manually then there's no having a generator. |
TV/Movies › Re: Power Outage Interrupts AMAA 2016 by codemaniacs: 4:52pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
DEAFandDUMB: Read my comment again but this time around, do it slowly..
Thanks.. U mentioned two. I mean at least three generators. Now read my comment and make sure it enters your brain. |
TV/Movies › Re: Power Outage Interrupts AMAA 2016 by codemaniacs: 4:38pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
DEAFandDUMB: 99% sure.. Most big hotels in Nigeria don't rely on our power system and when big event such as AMAA award is involved, you don't expect them to be using PHCN light for a program that is being aired live... What happened was just engine failure and their auxiliary failed also in picking up immediately.. Big lie, most "Big hotels" have more than one standby generator. Tell me another lie. |
Politics › Re: Federal Allocation In Buhari's 1st Year In Office by codemaniacs: 9:26am On Jun 13, 2016 |
VERDA: While I agree with most of your submitions,ranging from how every region is important and how we all need each other,I disagree with you on the issue of oil not being of any use,its a really short sited way to look at it,there is a huge difference between the money being available and it being embezled,whether you choose to believe it or not,if oil dries up tomorrow,Nigeria as you know will gring to a halt,that is how important oil is to the nation at the moment,there is no doubt agriculture which the north is known for contributes hugely to the nations GDP but the truth remains that the revenues from the sale of these produce don't go to the federation account but private citizens unlike proceeds from oil which make up most of the governments revenue. Stop spreading lies. The north does not contribute anything. |
Politics › Re: Federal Allocation In Buhari's 1st Year In Office by codemaniacs: 8:58am On Jun 13, 2016 |
bakynes: You are right about Agriculture contibuting to the GDP but 20% is wrong. I am Yoruba but lets always say the truth, Oil contributes abt 75% while Lagos( NPA, Customs and taxes from FIRS) contribute abt 20%. Agriculture is abt 5% On wikipedia its 40% agric contributes, but just last week CNN said its 20%. That's why I chose 20%. Herdsmen attack farms in the south.. That should tell u agric contributes a lot and some people want to destroy agriculture. There are very rich southerners that make their money from agriculture but the main focus is on oil. |
Politics › Re: Federal Allocation In Buhari's 1st Year In Office by codemaniacs: 8:28am On Jun 13, 2016 |
biafranrealson: MY FRIEND , YOU ARE NOT LEARNED. WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION TO FARM PRODUCE TO THE COUNTRY GDP? HAVE YOU EVER HEARD THAT THE FED GOVT IS SHARING TO STATES INCOME FROM TOMATOES, CATTLE AND ONIONS. THOSE THINGS ARE PRIVATE BUSINESSES AND THE PROFIT GOES TO PRIVATE POCKETS MAYBE LITTLE TAX PAID TO THE RESPECTIVE GOVT WHICH FORMS PART OF THEIR IGR AND DOES NOT GO TO THE FEDERAL GOVT, The north does not produce tomatoes its the middlebelt and the south that produces most of the food we eat. Agriculture contributes 20% to the GDP. |