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Flashaldrin: nah, you are the one to leave the cocoon you are bound in.you're a product of your environment.... when you are surrounded with vagrants, whores, sluts, skanks, etc....you are bound to see such nonsense. in the last 4-5 yrs, i have not experienced a chic asking me for a meal ticket. most actually bring out their cards to pay almost immediately after i bring mine out. going dutch is the norm these days, i dunno about your razz cocoon but the babes on mine are freaking independent! |
acidtalk: With ALL honesty and truthfulness, i am not starting up this thread to diss any lady as i have promised to try not to. But sincerely why do ladies actually find it extremely difficult (except few of them)to take themselves out for a treat.you must have been staying around riff-raff chics. ladies actually take themselves out more than men....shopping malls, cinema, etc. these days, they go to male strip clubs, nightclubs, pubs, etc. i think you need to leave the cocoon you have shackled yourself into and go out more. |
all4naija: I don't know of any other than the institution has to be aware of what's going to take place with the renaming. The criteria varies from the institute acts to factors which warrant the name change to be put in place. Nobody is saying the renaming is wrong but done in the wrong way. It is better prepared than be caught unaware. I still think the president erred in this sole decision.get over it, stop crying over spilt milk. [img]http://2.bp..com/-WhO_GI3QcNo/T8kblOGdDfI/AAAAAAAAZuk/41CJfvF-il4/s400/0maulag+junction+lindaikejiblog.jpeg[/img] |
shaneroberts26: Cheq ma profile picture and c for ur self den comment.the best african couple since 1900. keep it up, shaneroberts26.....i am cocksure seun would send you a cheque. |
Odunnu: You sef don join the repugnant group of tribalists? Stop, abeg stop. You are better than that.i can never be a tribalist - i am igbo! born n bred in enugu. ![]() |
dayokanu: After the ABSU 5, r@pe of grannies now its Masquerades taking care of their spiritual kongiwhat a smart way of getting away with crime? these easterners are ahead in any criminal machination. masquerades r[i]a[/i]ping is a new invention....it's so sophisticated, there can be no witness account. the victim won't recognize the perpetrator and there can be no witness as the culprit was masked. biafrans, i hail thee! |
all4naija: I doubt if the police force is regarded as civilian's for the simple reason it is part of the arm forces. Then again the people stealing the billions are top officials so called leaders is a category which the president rightly falls into.Its like saying the landlord is the one stealing what belong to the tenant.the people stealing the billions are normal people like you and i in the admin/accounts departments. they create ghost roles and ghost workers in the ministries and pay them wages. these ghost wages are 1 billion naira a month in the police department alone..... The Tenant/landlord analogy contract extends to right of expression,and others which you didn't list and there is nothing wrong for them to be aware of what is coming before hand to forestall the necessary things to make a better functioning institution. On the whole issue it chaotic to not informed them and wake up to a name change. That alone proves we aren't really civilized in our dealings. No matter what, I repeat, no matter what the opportunity and power vested on the president it is civilized on his side to consult the institution first before rename it.they would disagree with the name change and that would weaken the president's hand in the matter. a leader makes critical decisions. some would be applauded, some other decisions would be booed. that's life - we don't have to agree to every decision he makes. |
mykali: I'm registering...send me the pin alreadythis is not blackberry fantasy football... ![]() |
chamotex: Seen him a couple of times. I know he's now Spain's first choice LBvery decent.... a product of la masia...can play as a left midfielder too. he's 23.... |
ritchboy: Why do you need 400m? Abeg stop exposing your lack of knowledge when it comes to European footie!!jelavic my arse....have u seen his fixtures? i owe you £100 for every goal he scores...and u owe me £50 for every game he fires blanks. eduardo is the main man for croatia not jelly-fish! |
chamotex: Even with that you'd need 200mi figured a way out. don't ask me. ![]() |
chamotex: Some players are overpriced.completely! i need about £400m though, that 100m isn't enough at all. the trick though is to have 2 average goalies, 3 quality defenders, 5 high scoring midfielders, 1 decent substitute striker and 2 super duper strikers |
chamotex: The reason I dont believe it is that, knowing Fergie, he'll probably only get an understudy for Evra and not a total replacement.don't think so. jordi alba of valencia is imminent. |
all4naija: The people stealing the money who are they? You are actually looking at the picture from a different perspective. I don't think you have addressed the tenant and the landlord agreement of contract based on the ownership and right of the occupier.I would like that to be explained in your analogy.the people stealing the money are the same people the government isn't doing enough. wage bill was N1.5 billion per month before biometrics, after biometrics, the bill went down to only 500m per month. that's nigeria police force alone. if the biometric process extends to the federal ministries, state ministries and even local government, i have no doubt in my mind trillions of naira would be saved per annum. as per the tenant/landlord agreement.....the tenants(staff n students of unilag) get the freedom of movement, freedom of speech, etc. the members of staff cannot be sacked or have their appointment terminated without a due process. students cannot be rusticated without a due process. that is where their rights end. anything more than that then you are stretching it. the government are within their rights to rename their own property! |
mukina2: Cool. . .i'd get my chance to assassinate mukina2. i am sure she's going to pack french players in her team. diaby, sagna and nasri. ![]() |
all4naija: Your analogy is faulted, on looking at the landlord examples.Tax money is never a token anywhere. There is no nation that survives solely on foreign generated income. You speak as if the government is not the people. The resources belong to you and I, we are the government while the president is just a figure head to lead/represent - which is used to fund many thing rather stolen. Now,on a side note - how much of the stolen money have be retrieved from foreign accounts?your tax is a fraction of your income. it's a token...10%, 20%, 30% they are still a token as they are not even up to 50% of the income you make. However, the services the people have paid for through their 'token'(as you made it to look)haven't be seen taken care of yet the 'landlord' is adding more troubles to disrepair property(the nation). Indeed, looking at it from another angle,the property is a family property(for every Nigerian).as far as nigeria is concerned, it can never be taken care of. it's the government that is paying taxes to the people, not the other way round. just recently, biometrics was introduced in the nigerian police force and guess what? it's been saving N1 billion per month in wages - before biometrics, ghost workers were eating that amount. now project that fraud into other government parastatals, and it's easy to see why nothing works in nigeria. the government officials are no saints but the people are far worse. Even at the expense of the tenant rights there is what is called contract based on agreement between the landlord and the tenants. That's the university has some rules which must be followed as due process agreed upon by both parties so that it can function effectively. A dictator wouldn't do much worse than this. He has done something that needs to be but done wrongly. It strip away the importance of the university integrity to speak for itself in regarding things which they rules of the school say they possess.of course, there's a tenancy agreement.... i have never seen any tenancy agreement that stipulates the landlord must consult his tenant before painting, renaming, gating his house. this isn't about dictatorship or whatever you want to call it. that university is heavily funded by the government.... they pay the staff wages, they subsidize the fees the students pay, etc..... so why should you expect the government to consult the university body for a name change? |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Are you serious? [/quote]it must be ages since you went to lagos. |
coogar: your tax is a token paid for the services the government provides for you. |
nethacker: The same chelsea that won the champions league that the EPL leaders couldn't wini forgot, man utd have never won the champions league title before. chelsea are the first english club to play in the final and even win it. chelsea fc's history....4 league titles + 1 champions league. ![]() |
all4naija: And,why do the federal government collect taxes?! Please!your tax is a token paid for the services the government provides for you. good roads, street lights, police, health services, fire services, etc. that you pay rent does not make you a landlord - you're still a tenant. |
seen, registered, bought all my players! |
1025: wonderful. even enemies of chelsea are reporting our good news. what a God we serve. enemies have bowed. this is what you get from having a winning mentality. come next season, chelsea will gather fans from far and wide.the same chelsea that finished 6th in the premier league? ![]() |
Chelsea Agree £38m deal For Hulk From Porto Chelsea have agreed a fee of £38m for the Porto striker Hulk and the deal is ready to be closed. The figure has been brokered by facilitators working on behalf on each club and, with the Brazil international's personal terms not expected to be an obstacle, it merely remains for the directors on both sides to sign the relevant paperwork. https://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Football/Clubs/Club_Home/2012/5/31/1338501440098/Portos-Brazilian-forward--008.jpg The Chelsea owner, Roman Abramovich, as ever, will reserve the right to renegotiate until the last minute yet there is a confidence, not least on Hulk's part, that there will be no glitches, after what has been a lengthy process, and that he will get the move that he has craved, subject to a medical. Porto have been happy to push the line about Hulk's release clause being €100m and although the Guardian has now learned that the figure is €60m [£48m], the Portuguese club have been forced to accept less, not least because only Chelsea have been willing to make a competitive offer. The release clause was never going to be binding. Porto had wanted no less than £40m but Chelsea have haggled them down. |
dirk: [/color][color=][/color][color=#006600][color=#000099][/color]you're a tool! there's no limit to what i can do to my property? the federal government owns unilag. they can decide to name it ansar-udeen university. how much of your father's naira was used to build unilag or run it's maintenance cost? |
where's the link? |
Dede1: Nigeria is indeed a wasteland. Can someone tell this jackass to read a believable history of the lady named Mrs. funmilayo ransome kuti before spewing crap on behalf of her? You can not even handle the simple arithmetic from the date she was born to the time she graduated from high school.you are a consummate r[i]e[/i]tard! if there's any justice in the world, you should be peeling potatoes in your village. civilization has had a side effect on your psyche... now some education for you knucklehead. Funmilayo Anikulapo-Kuti, 1900–1978), a Nigerian anticolonial activist and nationalist, and an international organizer for women's and poor people's rights. Ransome-Kuti was born in Abeokuta (in southwestern Nigeria) to Yoruba parents (one of the largest ethnic groups in Nigeria). She was among the first group of girls to attend the Abeokuta Grammar School and later studied in England (1919–1922). Inside Nigeria, her work began with education. She organized literacy classes for women in the 1920s and founded a nursery school in the 1930s. She later organized women in Abeokuta, ultimately under the banner of the Abeokuta Women's Union, to fight against the arbitrary exercise of colonial power by the British-supported puppet king, against the imposition of taxes on women without the right to vote, and against the attempt of the British to control markets run by women. Through a series of marches of tens of thousands of women, refusal to pay taxes, strikes, and other means, the Abeokuta Women's Union forced the king to abdicate his throne, and women obtained representation in the Sole Native Authority (a committee granted some say in colonial administration). |
ogbeche77: So any better suggestion? Or should d current title stayofficial man utd fan thread - no retreat no surrender! official man utd fan thread - we want our trophy back |
Dede1: I do not blame you because of the silly country called Nigeria. You simply can not feign lack of knowledge when you make statement of fact. What is official about a claim that has no date? If she was the first woman to drive a car, the date and model of the car she drove must go along with the alleged record. By the way around 1920, Mrs. funmilayo ransome kuti was still a pupil of Abeokuta Grammar School.you are a troglodyte. mrs funmilayo ransome-kuti was in england between 1919 and 1922 to further her studies. she was born in 1900. i am sick n tired of you igbo bigots trying to rewrite history. the other time, it was you and the other sapheads trying to rewrite history that lagos state belongs to the igbo. don't you faggotz get tired? i know that i should rise above your tomfoolery, and i often do, but there is something about this particular comment that really gets under my skin. i therefore hope that i speak for all yoruba people when i ask you, with all due respect, to [color=#000000]f[/color]uck off. |
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[/quote]it must be ages since you went to lagos.