Politics › Re: Osun Ranks 2nd In Human Capital On Nigeria’s First Sub-national Competitivene I by cola: 8:38am On Nov 14, 2017 |
Osun workers are sacrificing a lot. May their children enjoy the benefits of their selflessness. I also hope the state's finances get better soon so they can have some deserved relief. |
Christianity Etc › Re: RCCG Members Kneel & Bow To Pastor Adeboye's Chair (Video) by cola: 3:22pm On Nov 08, 2017 |
Just asking... Pls what shows that this is truly in the redeemed church? Did I miss something in the video? Anyone...? |
Technology Market › Re: Have You Heard About MTN Mobile Electricity? by cola: 9:09am On Oct 06, 2017 |
Dam5reey: So your barber shop can use 60 watts AC power , Please upload the picture of the Barber shop..
N150 for 300 Watt hour per day is totally waste of money.. How much is Nepa per KW? that I will pay Approx N4500 for 9KWH Monthly Dont be blind folded with 24 hours power supply it is not Some people have no scruples, no shame. Here you are, planning and advising people to steal from someone's else's legitimate business, and you you still lack enough decency to listen to a voice of reason. MTN is not forcing you or anybody to buy. This is essentially a hire-purchase scheme or an instalment mortgage-like scheme. If the payment and power plan suit you, sign up, if not, pass. Why plan to steal from the scheme? And you think and hope to make it in life from your own intellectual or business effort in the future? No, what goes round comes round. Some wayward bloke somewhere would also find faults with your business proposition and come up with a plan to steal it blind just like you are doing and in fact teaching others to do. Swallow your pride, take heed and correct your wrong. |
Politics › Re: I'll Fight Corruption Until It Dies - President Buhari Vows by cola: 12:15pm On Sep 19, 2017*. Modified: 12:34pm On Sep 19, 2017 |
PointB: Which leader? You mean Buhari and his Dollars stashed in Ikoyi flat, the IDP Grass Cutting contract scam, Rats infested budgets, Rats occupied fumigated office scam? Medical vacation scam? Name it! People (Nigerians) with scruples know the difference. Anyway, with what you have there above, those over-reharshed verses, whose actors have been served the first line of procedural discipline, like would be done by any credible govt anywhere in the civilized world, this back and forth is over. Over and out. Peace. |
Politics › Re: I'll Fight Corruption Until It Dies - President Buhari Vows by cola: 11:58am On Sep 19, 2017 |
PointB: Because it's a gimmick that people like you fell for. Your inability to interrogate and analyze deeply is what is leading you to query our informed position.
Again no body can kill corruption. Anyone who tells you that is a liar! And I ask: Is it your 'ability to interrogate and analyze deeply' that leads to you to promote leaders that had superintended over unabashed and open plundering, mindless looting and brigandage? Or is it anxiety and worry? |
Politics › Re: I'll Fight Corruption Until It Dies - President Buhari Vows by cola: 11:54am On Sep 19, 2017*. Modified: 1:06pm On Sep 19, 2017 |
idupaul: I was once always held spell bound by the word anti corruption just like you and that was why I voted and campaigned for Buhari but today I know a leader with a concrete vision is all we need not a sloganeering empty heads ..People like Buhari wasted the destiny of your parents don't let him waste yours bro .be wise No, sir. It's rather people like you and your ilk that had been in power that wasted the destiny dreams of your parents. They did not even do as much as sloganeer! Their attitude, disposition, utterances, body language, and actions rather encouraged and emboldened criminal rogues with opportuned positions to waste the dreams of your parents and you don't seem to have learnt anything. You prefer a perpetuation of criminal and open plundering and brigandage. |
Politics › Re: I'll Fight Corruption Until It Dies - President Buhari Vows by cola: 11:29am On Sep 19, 2017 |
idupaul: Buhari has used the word corruption to excite the masses for over 30 years , in 1984 he would use the word corruption as a reckless excuse to illegitimate depose Nigeria's most promising democracy at Nigeria's best moment till date , in 2015 he would win the ballot by once again exciting ignorant Nigerian (me included) by using the word corruption and now despite almost three years in power without a single corruption based prosecution to his name and corruption running wild in all sectors including g his own cabinet and family Buhari has once again decide to use this word to kick start a campaign for a 2019 reelection attempt he clearly does not deserve..My advice to Buhari is that he should first fight the corruption lurking within his person first like the corruption of failing address the nation quarterly, like the corruption of failing to tender his WAEC certificate till date , like the corruption of declaring haphazard false assets, like the corruption of being medically unfit in pysique and mind yet want to Lord over 180 million destinies poorly , like the corruption of endorsing commiting and hiding a mass crime against Humanity carried out by the Army against the Shias in Zaria , like the corruption of deliberately looking the other way while Fulani herdsmen commit gruesome acts of calculated genocide as a means to an end....General Buhari like you have always told us that "change begins with You" please let the fight against corruption begin from within you sir . PointB: Idiotic posturing.
No one can kill corruption; you can only reduce it.
It's just like some fellows praying and saying, "Satan die by fire!" Satan is not going to die, just as corruption is not going to die.
Anyone who says he's going to fight corruption until it dies, is simply ignorant or naive at best.
No country (not even the mighty US or conservative Britain) is free from corruption, it's the level that they reduce.
But this dolt of a president is of course too ignorant to know this! Maybe he meant to die fighting corruption. That's worthy, just do it quick! Why is it that anytime the phrase 'fight corruption' appears in any headline esp coming from this administration, some folks get over excited and can't stop but type out an epistle to discredit the effort? Is it that the idea of fighting corruption - whether reducing it or killing it - touches a raw nerve or creates anxiety and worry for these folks? |
Business › Re: I Will Teach You How To Make $50/day Online Forever. Enter Here by cola: 3:44pm On Aug 06, 2017 |
viktor88: 4 DOLLARS IN 4 HOURS, 2 POOR the slow start is understandable. earnings/hour would most likely get better over time |
Business › Re: I Will Teach You How To Make $50/day Online Forever. Enter Here by cola: 5:54pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
lilyv8: I don't think 50$ a day is possible considering the rains and network fluctuations, typing speed and all. It's hard. @lilyv8 I was thinking about this same thing and I was actually going to ask @ajibolaoluwa how he thinks this is not difficult (maybe not impossible). I think though, that with time and regularity of use, one would get more efficient and earn something decent and worthwhile on a daily basis. BTW, thanks for replying my inquiry about your paypal. I wasn't asking to consider sharing the account, though. Keep us posted on your progress. Best of luck. |
Business › Re: I Will Teach You How To Make $50/day Online Forever. Enter Here by cola: 9:57am On Aug 04, 2017 |
lilyv8: I have a PayPal account. I worked for 4 hours and earned 4 dollars. It's a little challenging. But I get to skip very challenging hits. @lilyv8 Your paypal account, is it a Nigeria paypal or US? If US, how did you go about opening it? I understand paypal can freeze your money if you operate a US paypal from Nigeria or elsewhere. |
Business › Re: I Will Teach You How To Make $50/day Online Forever. Enter Here by cola: 2:03pm On Aug 03, 2017 |
lilyv8: I have a PayPal account. I worked for 4 hours and earned 4 dollars. It's a little challenging. But I get to skip very challenging hits. @lilyv8 Your paypal account, is it a Nigeria paypal or US? If US, how did you go about opening it? I understand paypal can freeze your money if you operate a US paypal from Nigeria or elsewhere. |
Business › Re: I Will Teach You How To Make $50/day Online Forever. Enter Here by cola: 9:11am On Jul 31, 2017 |
Ajibolaoluwa: The first person to start after my post. will start work most likely on monday @ajibolaoluwa Thank you for sharing. I have some questions please. I hope you are able to respond promptly and as detailed as possible: 1. Can you please explain how you (Ajibola) receive your payment from crowdsurfwork since paypal nigeria does not allow receiving fund? 2. Does crowdsurfwork require you to have paypal before they can pay you? 3. Can you simply withdraw funds from your email to a trusted third-party paypal account like a friend's or an ex-changer's? Thanks again, bro. |
Politics › Re: How Gov Fayose Was Scammed Millions With 11 President Buhari’s Pictures by cola: 10:46am On Jul 30, 2017 |
 don't know if this is true, but it's funny politics and its savagery I doubt it's true, though.  |
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Politics › Re: Supreme Court Affirms Ali-Modu Sheriff As PDP Chairman by cola: 6:24pm On May 31, 2017 |
Chai!!! |
Science/Technology › Re: What Do You Think Are The Two Most Influential Innovations On Human Life? by cola: 11:01am On May 10, 2017 |
1. planting (agriculture)
...and if FIRE is not regarded as an invention/innovation, then...
2. writing (and eventually the printing press) |
Agriculture › Re: The First Made In Nigeria Tractor For Small-scale Farmers by cola: 9:54pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Buhari Makes New Appointments For FAAN, NCAA, NAMA, Rural Electrification Agency by cola: 9:26pm On Apr 20, 2017 |
Ok |
Politics › Re: Link To The FG's National Economic Recovery And Growth Plan by cola: 6:32pm On Mar 09, 2017 |
LRNZH: Gossips and naked ladies abi? Lol. You know what they say about lowly and average minds And two months down the line, this category of folks will come here with lamentations of 'no plan, no blueprint, directionless govt, oohhh, uuhhh, aahh'. Five hours and counting after OP, three commentators and five comments. Why should one wonder that the entire board is littered with all manners of dimwitted contributions? |
Politics › Re: Link To The FG's National Economic Recovery And Growth Plan by cola: 2:06pm On Mar 09, 2017 |
Thanks, @OP. Wait and watch how this thread grows dry and deserted. |
Politics › Re: Former Nigerian President, Ex-minister, Putin Named In $1.3bn Oil Scandal by cola: 8:11pm On Mar 05, 2017 |
Hmm... |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Graduate Assistant Job: My Waka Waka by cola: 3:02pm On Feb 08, 2017 |
khaz: THANKS. I PRAY GOD HELP ME WITH AN HELPER SOON. @khaz now 8 months or so after, have you got your appointment? |
Politics › Re: How Reliable Electricity Is Boasting Africa’s 2nd Most Populous Country by cola: 6:23pm On Jan 30, 2017 |
This country - Ethiopia -doesn't seem to be doing badly, really. 10% annual growth for a country in Africa not known for any huge underground mineral resource is good. I hope Ethiopia succceeds more. |
Politics › Re: Reason Why You Should Stop Reading Vanguard Newspaper. Pix by cola: 3:33pm On Jan 27, 2017 |
Vanguard is little more than these N20 Oshodi collage 'soft-sells' that claim to be newspapers
Only this morning, this same Vanguard published an interview for someone it claims to be an APC chieftain that I personally know to be a PDP topshot. I was shocked and irritated at the same time...
Now this!
Was it not this same Vanguard that published that Oyedepo article/video? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria"s Defence Budget From 2010 To 2017 by cola: 2:32pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
Defence budget halved, in fact reduced to less than 5O% of preceding years and the success in the year surpasses that of the previous 5 years combined.
How's that? What singular thing is responsible? |
Business › Re: Prices Of Foodstuffs Go Down In Lagos Markets by cola(op): 1:38pm On Dec 17, 2016 |
musicwriter: Agriculture, yes. Sufficiency in power, No. Sufficiency in petroleum products, No. We cannot achieve sufficiency in power or petroleum products because the method of knowledge acquisition to achieve that was imposed, it happens in English language, and only happens in a school environment. On the other hand, the method of knowledge acquisition for agriculture is ours, happens in our native languages, and everywhere in our society. So, any Nigerian can have access to agricultural knowledge. It can't happen because the model of education we practice is suffocating knowledge creation and development in those areas, not only in Nigeria but in all colonized third world countries. . If you or anybody out there want to understand this theory, ask yourself; how come we have achieved self sufficiency in food supply and not in electricity supply, even when more money has been invested in electricity? If we do the right things and allow all the refinery projects currently ongoing to succeed and produce if we make the necessary investments in power projects and curb sabotage, we can attain self sufficiency in both, regardless of the current language of instruction in schools, afterall isn't modern agric techniques taught in the English language. I'm the first to admit though, that the language of instruction in the classroom is important for long-term national socio-economic development. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria is too big to fail – Adeosun by cola: 8:27am On Dec 16, 2016 |
Comprehension! Comprehension ! Comprehension!
It's sad that most folks here if not all, have failed to comprehend this simple sentence.
Nigeria too big to fail does not mean it cannot fail.
It means it cannot afford to fail. It means everything must be done to make sure it does not fail.
Now go back and read again.
Comprehension! |
Business › Re: Prices Of Foodstuffs Go Down In Lagos Markets by cola(op): 3:38pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
I don't get it! Can a person cut his own nose to spite his own face? Aufbauh: This is what we saw that the wailers lack the capacity to see. From all indications 2017 will be far better than 2016 as Nigeria is well position for greatness through self dependency. |
Business › Re: Prices Of Foodstuffs Go Down In Lagos Markets by cola(op): 3:21pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
By the way, the Lagos rice is supposed to land today. Has anyone bought? ...Or seen the rice in any of the advertised locations? |
Business › Re: Prices Of Foodstuffs Go Down In Lagos Markets by cola(op): 2:54pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
Hopefully we can attain self sufficiency in food ...self sufficiency in power ...self sufficiency in petroleum products
If Buhari can achieve these three in addition to security and corruption in three years or so, then he would have put Nigeria on the right track |
Business › Re: Prices Of Foodstuffs Go Down In Lagos Markets by cola(op): 2:36pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
If we continue on this trajectory and the govt steps in adequately to prevent wastage and glut by way of buying back excess produce and resupplying same when prices go up, we'd have achieved a great deal.
The trajectory I mean here is a massive return to agricultural investments by both govt and the private sector including the individual. |
Business › Re: Prices Of Foodstuffs Go Down In Lagos Markets by cola(op): 2:30pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
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