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Travel / Re: Video Of Trains Being Test Run On The Red Line Tracks In Lagos. by COMPAQ(m): 2:50pm On Feb 06 |
BuyMeBanger: Is what you have in Lagos street car or tram or light rail? And Houston's is only in downtown. Its not available for 95% of the population. I live there. |
Travel / Re: Video Of Trains Being Test Run On The Red Line Tracks In Lagos. by COMPAQ(m): 10:53pm On Feb 05 |
martolux: Not every state needs it. I can drive from one end of Ibadan to the opposite end in 30mins. Maybe Lagos, FCT, Kano and Onitsha really need it. The rest should improve their road infrastructure. Houston, Dallas, Atlanta Dont even have something like this. It's not to have it for having sake! It has the solve specific problems thst reasonably equates to it's cost. You don't spend N100bln to solve a N15bln problem. 3 Likes |
NYSC / Re: NYSC To Be Reformed Into Revenue-Generating Agency – FG by COMPAQ(m): 8:44am On Feb 05 |
Namaster: I see where you are coming from. But at the same time, there are also many unquantifiable benefits from NYSC 1. First opportunity for Nigerians to travel and see other parts of their country. Me going to Abia for my NYSC as an Ibadan boy was the first time I had gone past Akure in my life. And in that 1 year, I also got to PH for a few days. 2. NYSC is most Nigerians first experience of a structured work environment, which is helpful 3. Money saved from NYSC can be a means to get people started in life. The money i saved from mine lasted me almost 9 months while staying with my brother looking for job in Lagos. Yes I had accommodation and food sorted and I had cash gifts from cousins working in Lagos from time to time, but at least I wasn't a huge burden on my bro for basic things like transport, soap, toothbrush 1 Like |
Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Angola: AFCON 2023 Quarter Finals. (1 - 0) On 2nd February 2024 by COMPAQ(m): 7:42pm On Feb 02 |
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Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Angola: AFCON 2023 Quarter Finals. (1 - 0) On 2nd February 2024 by COMPAQ(m): 7:41pm On Feb 02 |
thatigboman: Push before the handball. There is no wrong decision in this match. Better calm down 2 Likes 1 Share |
Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Angola: AFCON 2023 Quarter Finals. (1 - 0) On 2nd February 2024 by COMPAQ(m): 7:39pm On Feb 02 |
[quote author=MyAmericandream post=128257112] That’s nonsense man.[/quote Clear offside |
Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Angola: AFCON 2023 Quarter Finals. (1 - 0) On 2nd February 2024 by COMPAQ(m): 7:39pm On Feb 02 |
We are constantly looking for a semen to score with his head. We should learn to use him with his feet as well 2 Likes 1 Share |
Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Angola: AFCON 2023 Quarter Finals. (1 - 0) On 2nd February 2024 by COMPAQ(m): 6:57pm On Feb 02 |
LeeSmart: Honesty! I like him defensively, but his offensive play is a bit poor. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Nigeria Vs Angola: Peter Obi With Nigeria Supporters Club (pics) by COMPAQ(m): 6:55pm On Feb 02 |
I like Zaidu, but he's not good going forward. Otherwise it'd be 2:0 now. 1 Like |
Business / Re: French Firm, Canal+ Group, Offers To Buy Multichoice For $1.69bn by COMPAQ(m): 3:57pm On Feb 02 |
nairalanda1: Thank you o jere. There is even DSTV stream. So that cancels the argument of not being at home to watch it. I watch Premier league on my phone when i'm in the barbing salon. 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: LASG Acquires More Train-Rolling Stocks For Blue And Red Line Rail Operations by COMPAQ(m): 3:52pm On Feb 02 |
nastyesco: Oga just use your google and twitter. LAMATA have issued several videos and statements on state of the infrastructure. The track is like 95% and the LAMATA lady said all stations except one is ready. And yes, they use part of the new Lagos Ibadan corridor and track for some parts and i think fresh or old track for other parts. Just google pls |
Business / Re: French Firm, Canal+ Group, Offers To Buy Multichoice For $1.69bn by COMPAQ(m): 1:26pm On Feb 02 |
Dearlord: Then you don't need it!! Cancel your damned subscription!! 1 Like |
Business / Re: French Firm, Canal+ Group, Offers To Buy Multichoice For $1.69bn by COMPAQ(m): 1:22pm On Feb 02 |
immortalcrown: You people have started with this nonsense again!! Show me the website of Multichoice in any other country where they offer this pay per view billing!? Are the following not monthly subscription? Do they care whether you use it or not? Microsoft 365 Internet subscription Netflix Spotify Adobe The content you watch on dstv is paid for in dollars. As Naira devalues, you need more Naira to pay for the same dollar, hence the price increases!! 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: LASG Acquires More Train-Rolling Stocks For Blue And Red Line Rail Operations by COMPAQ(m): 9:40am On Feb 02 |
nastyesco: I was well trained, otherwise I'd have insulted you! Don't you read news? What do you use your phone for? The red line is complete!!! 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: LASG Acquires More Train-Rolling Stocks For Blue And Red Line Rail Operations by COMPAQ(m): 9:38am On Feb 02 |
StayMotivated: Nope!! They have an IPP in the Festac /Satellite axis |
Politics / Re: Tinubu Orders AGF, Lokpobiri To End $1.3 Billion Oil Block Dispute by COMPAQ(m): 9:33am On Feb 02 |
seunmsg: Which one be jealousy and mischief? What business does Dan Etete have in buying an oil block? As a government person, no be conflict of interest be that? |
Travel / Re: Video Of How Road Users In The Netherlands Give Way To An Ambulance(pix,vid) by COMPAQ(m): 3:56pm On Jan 29 |
Truths9ja: Its the same everywhere in the developed world!! I guess that tells you we ain't developed!! In US, at a stop sign everybody stops and you go as you arrived there. |
Politics / Re: Nigeria And India Seal $7 Billion Investment Deal by COMPAQ(m): 1:55pm On Jan 29 |
Topman7: Which Lagos - Ibadan high speed train service Train that runs at 90kph!!?? |
Politics / Re: The 37-Member Committee On Minimum Wage Setup By FG by COMPAQ(m): 11:17am On Jan 29 |
ijustdey: I recommend between N120k - N200k as a new minimum wage! However, I also recommend that the public service (civl service, agencies, parastatals) be trimmed by 20% - 30%. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Niger, Mali And Burkina Faso Withdraw From ECOWAS by COMPAQ(m): 8:56pm On Jan 28 |
MrProlific95: Have your democratic rulers performed any better? |
Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs.Cameroon: AFCON Round Of 16. (2 - 0) On 27th January 2024 by COMPAQ(m): 10:32pm On Jan 27 |
APOPTOSIS: Ball just keeps bouncing off his feet |
Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs.Cameroon: AFCON Round Of 16. (2 - 0) On 27th January 2024 by COMPAQ(m): 10:31pm On Jan 27 |
Iwobis touch is so poor! 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: FG Lines Up 140 Officials To Assess Tinubu's Ministers by COMPAQ(m): 1:01pm On Jan 27 |
emkz: So civil servants will assess Ministers?? If they are serious, it should be a mix of civil servants, organized private sector, journalists, students in tertiary institutions, |
Politics / Re: Over 30 Companies Got Licences For Power Plant Yet No Watt Generated - Ajaero by COMPAQ(m): 1:17pm On Jan 26 |
BreconHills: Honestly, NLC is totally outdated! And voting a Buhari with outdated socialist, Marxist thinking is what finished this country! This idea that government will do everything is so outdated. FG budget for 2024 is only $25bln or so. Private capital around the world can bring $100bln to this economy in 1 year if we get things right. |
Crime / Re: Court Sentences Feyi Daniels To Life In Prison Over Rape by COMPAQ(m): 1:12pm On Jan 26 |
politicoNG: Despicable crime yes, but i don't believe rape should be a life sentence, especially a first conviction. Give him 5years max! Why should rape get more jail time that those who steal N100bln!! 6 Likes |
Business / Re: Kingsley Moghalu Reveals The Problem With The Naira by COMPAQ(m): 11:35am On Jan 26 |
poseidon12: Restructure is not really the issue!! If you cant hold the federal government, how will you hold the State government?? When Nigerians are ready to hold anyone, we will know!! I keep saying it, thousands of Nigerians came out to walk for Mo'bahd!! Call those same Nigerians to walk in Abuja against poor economic management and corruption, they wont show up. 1 Like |
Business / Re: Kingsley Moghalu Reveals The Problem With The Naira by COMPAQ(m): 11:02am On Jan 26 |
nlfpmod: Pretty much exactly what I said on X! The reality is that Nigeria is suffering from the poor economic decisions of almost 20-30 years!! We have put off the pain for decades and continued riding our luck! That luck seems to have run out now and this generation will unfortunately have to bear the brunt of this mismanagement, which came to a head under President Buhari. The FX rate is simply the result of the demand and supply fundamentals. Demand continues to increase unabated. Everything around us is imported. In fact everything on us right now is probably imported. clothes, watch, shoes, phone, tablet, laptop etc. Added to traditional demand for USD is now the masses of those migrating permanently or for school. Supply on the other hand continues to dwindle due to oil production way below Nigeria's historical production levels. To make matters worse, the Emefiele CBN of the last 5years seems to have mortgaged our future USD earnings already. And the Tinubu government has also securitized future NLNG dividends. Funny enough, the same NLNG has already issued profit warnings due to insufficient supply of gas for existing trains 1-6, how much more train 7 under construction. So we are likely to be in a deep dollar supply mess for the foreseeable future. And as for oil production reaching 2mln barrels again on a consistent basis in the near future, that's a tall order. The onshore oil production assets and infrastructure has been almost totally lost to bandits and criminals. You produce 200k barrels, only 100k barrels gets to the terminal. Aging oil fields need new investment, but who will invest in the midst of all that madness! Even in the offshore where its relatively safe, Nigeria is no longer the oil magnet it once was. With many other countries in Africa and beyond finding oil and gas reserves in the last decade, Nigeria with its legal, infrastructure, political, regulatory issues is one of the last places anyone wants to bring his money. And a $10bln investment in a new field would improve supply in the short term (FDI) and also in the long term (production). So if we have no USD supply as a country, how can we defend the Naira!? The only option was to allow it to find its market value. And funny enough, the expectation is that a depreciated Naira will force demand to slow down and spur exports. That's the text book impact. But Nigeria has such a poor industrial base that if NGN were to become $/5000, it wouldn't even spur exports, because we really have nothing to export in the short term. And because almost all our inputs into production are imported, it actually just increases the cost of said production, so we lose any advantage a devalued Naira might have provided for cheap exports! And because Nigerian's feel we have no options to medicals and schooling abroad, we will continue to demand the dollar at whatever price. I am not sure there are that many people with kids in school abroad 1 year ago when dollar was N750, that have brought the kids back home because dollar is now N1400. Somehow the parents always seem to find a way to get more Naira to buy the dollar at whatever price. And the cycle just continues!! it is such a vicious cycle that is extremely difficult to break. https://twitter.com/oyeolsakin11538/status/1750805925697364222 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Lagos To Float Airline, Build Airport In Lekki by COMPAQ(m): 10:47am On Jan 26 |
dre11: In my view the impact of 4th Mainland on traffic in Lagos is overrated. Probably 70-80% of the traffic in Lagos on a daily basis is by people from the mainland heading to the business and commercial hub on the Island (Marina, Ikoyi, VI, Oniru, Lekki Ph1) for work and trade. And also folks from residential areas along the Lekki - Epe expressway up to Ajah heading to the same Island for work. I do not see how 4th mainland bridge helps with any of that based on where it it supposed to be. Majority of the population of Lagos is very much to the west of where the bridge is supposed to be and will not impact their daily life much. I am not sure there are many people in the Ajah axis who commute to Ikorodu axis daily and vice versa! For me, the money to be committed to 4th Mainland is better served with the green line rail along the Lekki - Epe corridor to around Abraham Adesanya in the first instance. That will have better long term impact on the people. Worst case, if we believe there is some commerce between the Ajah and Ikorodu axis, a ferry terminal capable of taking cars could have been done on both sides. There are parts of London where you can just drive onto a ferry and it will cross the river Thames and you drive off. 1 Like
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Agriculture / Re: Over 50% Of Poultry Farms In Nigeria Shut Down In 2023: PAN by COMPAQ(m): 9:27am On Jan 26 |
iwaeda: This makes no sense!! if there is demand, why did the farms close down? If there is demand for a product, the price should go up making more profits for the farmers. |
Politics / Re: Lagos State Removes All Illegal Shops Around Mandilas Building by COMPAQ(m): 9:25am On Jan 26 |
lexylaw40kuti: Always a knee jerk reaction by governments in Nigeria!! |
Travel / Re: Construction Of Enugu-Onitsha Expressway, Ninth Mile Axis (Pictures) by COMPAQ(m): 9:24am On Jan 26 |
Kepukepu: Good to hear. But when are we going to learn to properly maintain our roads though!! That's the main reason why our roads fail so quickly. We never cut the bushes by the road or sweep the sand off the roads, which allow water to pool by the edge of the road when it rains. And everybody knows that stagnant water is the worst enemy of roads. |
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