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Arafat2022:Lol no be only Kaduna dry port. They sold us on Ibadan dry port, Anambra dry port and many more. None of them are anywhere to be seen. |
etrange:Nigerians have a subsidize mentaility even for stuff that have no business being subsidized |
rookidmart:Good idea actually. They could make the initial fee N100k, spread the balance over 1 year to make it say N30k, then after one year, it reverts to the normal N19k. That would help more people get on board. |
Juanmike:Abi o. It amazes me how Tony Elumelu has managed to turn his image around. He's one of those who made billions from forex in the late 90's and 2000's with Standard Trust Bank and then UBA. |
FuglyGurl:They like this "nascent" word sha! Choi!! |
nlfpmod:As usual, we are not serious in this country. This thing is pretty easy to stamp out. Just get plain clothes DSS and police to show up at the popular event centers in the biggest cities of Nigeria and arrest all the hawkers peddling new notes there and interrogate them to find the source and then go to the banks and arrest their suppliers, who I suspect will typically be the Head of Operation and/or Branch Manager as these are the ones with the vault key. Bu the time this goes on aggressively for like 3-6 months, the sale of new notes at these places will fizzle away. Another step will be to have plain clothes officers in the halls as well, to stop this practice of spraying money. |
Godsonkemz:Give us one example |
KingsCity:Even at that, it does not account for that level of stupendous wealth!! If she is so sure all that wealth is legitimate, why doesn't she fly to Nigeria to defend herself. |
RenaissanceGuy:It's because Nigerians go and tamper with the tracks looking for iron to melt. The Nigerian people are the problem. There is nothing we don't steal or vandalise. Bridge railings, sign posts, street name signs, rail tracks. The government is really the reflection of the people. We always point out the speck in our leaders eyes, but ignore the log in ours. If not, ritual killing, kidnapping, hook up won't have taken the dimension it has today, despite the poverty in the land. Same with students in university hostel. The way we vandalise the place is unimaginable, yet we want our universities to be like Cambridge. |
myoddsng:CBN sef fall hand. They should have made the noted available country wide by now. While I support the move to help checkmate politicians ahead of the elections, their own failure in getting the new notes out widely enough means their Jan 31 deadline is not very tenable. NASS and politicians now have a reason to make noise for extension. |
highchief1:Your must be high on crack! Beauty of a city goes beyond buildings. Cleanliness on the roads, layout, greenery, etc |
uniquetechng:Well that's the price of development. We can't continue to be backward. I Dubai once I was going to a mall on the opposite side of Sheik Zayed expressway to where I was staying. I had to walk 1km away to the nearest metro, cross and walk like 1k back again to end up like 100m on the opposite side of my hotel. And same thing to go back. Luckily what I bought wasn't heavy and it was evening so weather was cool It's only in Nigeria people are trading beside expressways and crossing it anyhow. |
Deltafirstson:That's kinda daft from Tinubu, considering it's your party in power! |
alphabbey1:Guy, salary pass salary! We have about 30banks in Nigeria and each one will have like 7 Executive Directors. The still earn salary from N50-N200mln per annum, depending on the bank. Not to talk of GM's, AGM's. The big 4 audit firms EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC each have like 10 Partners who earn from N50mln to N120mln per annum (inclusive of bonus) A senior person in the International Oil Companies will earn like N70mln -N150mln per annum and they will have like 500 people in this category across Shell, Mobil, Chevron, Agip, Total and Seplat. People who work on the Island and are really desirous of living close to the office may choose to pay it for their comfort, even its a struggle to raise N350mln for a house in Ikoyi. |
HROfficial:Extremely well said!! |
KingOfAmebo:Cairo and Algiers apparently... https://www.google.com/search?q=countries+with+subway+in+africa&rlz=1C1CHBF_enNG1017NG1017&sxsrf=AJOqlzVYGmlHerLbWQ-HHQhcSkq0-T6LBg%3A1674631796992&ei=dNrQY8CWPIKNgQbP2YjgBw&ved=0ahUKEwjAoI7LmeL8AhWCRsAKHc8sAnwQ4dUDCA8&uact=5&oq=countries+with+subway+in+africa&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzIHCCEQoAEQCjIICCEQFhAeEB06BwgjEOoCECc6DAgAEOoCELQCEEMYAToECCMQJzoECAAQQzoKCAAQsQMQgwEQQzoHCAAQsQMQQzoFCAAQkQI6BQguEJECOgUIABCABDoKCAAQgAQQFBCHAjoGCAAQFhAeOggIABAWEB4QCjoFCCEQoAE6BQgAEIYDOgQIIRAVSgQIQRgASgQIRhgBULYGWKQyYMkzaAFwAXgBgAGuBIgBgiqSAQowLjI3LjIuNS0xmAEAoAEBsAEUwAEB2gEGCAEQARgB&sclient=gws-wiz-serp |
Bigchristo:Stop hanging on to the Nigeria of 1970. Nigeria of today cannot afford bullet trains. Not every country in Europe has bullet train. America has no bullet train, UK has no proper bullet train (high speed, yes, bullet no). I have taken train from London to Manchester and London to Bournemouth and also Lagos to Ibadan. While I would say the UK one was a bit more modern than the Lagos Ibadan train, but not by a whole lot. However, ours was equally as comfortable, but much slower. Even if corruption in Nigeria were to be zero, Nigeria is still a relatively poor country by per capita standards. Yes, we would get a lot more done, but not to the extent of bullet trains. Its easy to compare Nigeria to Kuwait, UAE, Saudi etc but look at the population difference alone!! Nigeria is 220mln, UAE is 10mln while Kuwait is 3mln. That means Nigeria is 22times more populous than UAE. And both of them produce more oil than we do. That is like comparing a man with salary of 500k a month with 3 kids and another man with same N500k a month with 66kids!!! This false sense of "we are a rich country" is what continues to keep Nigeria poor as we continue to subsidize petrol. What Nigeria could do in terms of subsidy in 1980 with population of 70mln and maybe 5mln cars on the roads cannot be the same in 2023 with 220mln people and maybe 30mln cars on the roads!! We have to face up to our current reality and adjust our ways of managing this economy!! |
adenigga:Wooly statement with no specifics about what the approach to ending strike will be: Is it paying lecturers more? Is it making universities autonomous? Is it creating education loans like you have in the west? |
LaSenior:Why must he wait for alert? Couldn't he log into his banking app directly and check the deposit. That is way faster than waiting for alert and more fool proof sef. Alert can be faked. |
OriOko88:Oga calm down. Projects are designed based on the needs and financial capacity of cities. Even in America not every large city has subway. You can't compare New York and LA, of 19mln and 14mln people to require the same infrastructure as a city of 3mln. In America only about 8cities have underground subway systems: New York/New Jersey Washington Chicago Boston San Francisco Bay Area Philadelphia Los Angeles And in the UK only London. Even Dubai doesn't have. What they have is similar to the blue line, so what's the fuss about. There is nothing wrong with the Blue and Red line as designed. What matters is that it is able to transport large amounts of people wuickly and comfortable and hopefully cheaply |
kk2027:If those are the terms and someone willingly travel to Nigeria then he has implicitly agreed to be vaccinated at the point of entry. |
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alphabbey1:That's what you think. Then why are people paying N4mln for 4 bedroom duplex in Agungi,Chevron axis of Lagos? Why are people paying N8mln for phase 1 duplex and why are people paying N12mln rent on Ikoyi and Banana island? For those amounts, why don't they all have their own houses? In my estate of 24 units, rent is N3.5 or N4mln and only 3 units are occupied by owners. Why are the others paying it instead of staying in their house? Like saving N120mln to buy a house is easy. If it were to be Ibadan and co ,I would agree with you. Not Lagos. |
codeworks:The fact that the largest rice mill in Africa was commissioned doesn't mean that rice will suddenly get cheap. It might just mean that rice doesn't get more expensive than it already is. You need to realize that the world population is also increasing as well as Nigeria is. 20 years ago. The world population was 7 billion. Now we are at 8 billion. 10 years ago the population of Nigeria was 169 million. Now we are 220 million. |
Kingsley34:The ladies marching in front of him can't even sync their marching! Nothing works well in this country. |
Naijalarry:If PDP valued your investment, then no way should Atiku Abubakar be the PDP presidential candidate for 2023. It should be Peter Obi...!!! |
Judah95:In Lagos, Abuja and PH, I would say a household income of N1.5mln net is required. In most other cheaper cities like Ibadan, Abeokuta, Akure, Enugu, Calabar, Uyo, N1mln net will keep you quite comfortable. In these cities a 3bedroom house that will be N2.5mln in Lagos can be as cheap as N600k to N1mln. And food is cheaper too and you will spend less petrol moving around because traffic is much less. |
[quote author=Lanrelagboi post=120303794] are containers to be evacuated from that Port into Lagos? I am very worried for the current dilapidated expressway from Abraham Adesanya to Eleko junction. For containers going to the east, the Eleko junction road to Epe is a newly constructed concrete road, so it should be fine. But many containers will come into Lagos as well. The road in the Ogombo, Sangotedo axis is horrible!!! |
christistruth01:To be fair to the Lagos state government, they have a pretty good track record with projects completion. That the Lagos state government starts a project and doesn't finish it is quite rare. |
grandstar:So you are smarter than every single person in Sterling Bank!? You think no one had done the analysis? Your think it wasn't properly specked and tendered? |
TheKingIsHere:Which one be ignorance again!? If a song has 100m and Selena:s presence helps it to get to 500m ,didn't she still help it to blow globally!? Na WA o!! It's people like you that fight their reflection in the mirror! |
Selena Gomez helped Calm Down to blow and get more reach than Buga. Buga seems to have been more localized to Nigeria and Africa, while Calm Down went more global. I was in Atlanta a few weeks back and Calm Down was played like 10 times in one day on Power FM 96.1 The only annoying part of it was they kept announcing it as Selena Gomez featuring Rema. |
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