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PoliticsRe: Lagos Generates N436bn In 2016, Seeks N100bn From Capital Market by cooldood(m): 2:56pm On Apr 27, 2017
kjhova:
You and I and him have pointed to the same issues which is that Lagos has a long way to go to the top. That said, what has that got to do with self deprecation? I didn't quote him out of context as I am not about to quote you out of context but please what exactly do you mean by an average black's brain??

Have you somehow empirically measured black people's brains to settle for an average? I ask you, and him, again...are you an average black person? If yes, how do you rate your brain? If no, are you then above or below average? This is self deprecation and a worse form of reverse racism in which a human being is psychologically inclined to hate himself and everything about his racial background desperately.

I am Edo and my forebears built a thousand year empire. On the average, my folks embrace education and tend to have high grades (using WAEC/JAMB examinations as measure). We tend to be hard working and fun loving. We have our vices but in all we are peace loving and generally inquisitive folks. I am not in the cartegory of "black brain" or "average black brain". Are you?
You keep personalizing this,when in fact it's not a personal issue.
By their fruits,ye shall know them. How do you explain a set of people who import what they have and export what they don't have.Its not a question though.Case in point is importation of food as basic as it is.Any country that cannot feed itself is clearly full of "dullards".Becos a few people are exceptional doesn't make them"the rule".Irrespective of where you come from or how intelligent you are as an individual,the fact is the majority who are not,are used to define your country,take it or leave it.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Generates N436bn In 2016, Seeks N100bn From Capital Market by cooldood(m): 12:30pm On Apr 27, 2017
kjhova:
What does it mean to have a "black brain"?

As an African, I have never heard this level of self hate and self deprecation before in my entire life. Of course, in absolute terms, a city of 10 to 20 million inhabitants with gross revenue of N436billion is effectively poor. However, this same satement can be affirmed without recourse to self hatred of the most gross form as displayed in your post!

Lagos' success is reviewed relative to the rest of Nigeria and the West african coast and indeed Lagos is in the right direction if it remains under quality management in a stable Nigeria. Even the original post still informed that the state government was looking to access N100billion bond out of a proposed N500billion.

Quit hating yourself and the next time you want to hate, please restrict it to yourself as an individual and not to the rest of us.

I am African with a brain, a well functional brain deserving of a financial analyst that I am, sad that yours is black and dysfunctional!
The guy just used an average black's brain,so don't quote him out of context.Until we stop celebrating mediocrity and accept our shortcomings as a people,the politicians will continue to treat the people as 'blind and gullible'. If we all agree that most states in Nigeria are as good as failed and unviable,clearly you shouldn't compare Lagos to those,if not you'd be deceived to think Lagos is doing well.If I score most states 20%,I'd score Rivers 25%,and Lagos will get 30%,all Na F9.
The sort of investment required to lift Lagos out of poverty is gargantuan because past leaders only focus on diverting state's money into personal pockets and so they've left infrastructure undeveloped for long. If the population of Lagos was 10million below,#436bn will have been fair to develop infrastructure but with over 20million people,my goodness,the counterparty funding necessary to unlock growth and development is far bigger than $1bn revenue.

Housing deficit alone is crazy,not to mention healthcare and education infrastructure. Lets not even go into transport (rail,road,aviation).

If the politicians could be more honest and accountable going forward,perhaps Lagos can start flying high,but till then,Lagos is still crawling (other states have not even started yet,they are not yet born).
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:11am On Apr 26, 2017
d33types:
Bisi Alimi is a mad troublemaker unlike Richard Quest who will only focus on his show and is silent.I never knew he was gay till now,and I love Quest means business. So i should start hating him now? Shiorr
No don't hate him, but don't have double standards, simple.
CrimeRe: An Uber Driver Steals Lady's Passport And Money In Lagos (Pictured) by cooldood(m): 11:00pm On Apr 25, 2017
Launcher:
Before people start judging,the person reporting this could be a liar like Gifty to get famous or she could have been careless. Isn't there a way to track the driver through his contact?

Another thing I dont understand is, how did she get his picture and was she counting the money in the car? Who snapped the money too?
It could even be a marketing strategy of Uber's competitor (taxify) to demarket the brand.Just saying.
CrimeRe: First Time Visitor Left Stranded After This Lagos Uber Driver Robbed Her (photos by cooldood(m): 10:48pm On Apr 25, 2017
thesicilian:
Some people are hell-bent on giving Nigeria a bad name.
Oga,the country already has a bad name infact a very bad one,this just validates it.Cant you see,the guy wants to run away from hell called 9ja,though I don't support his method.
CareerRe: I Have This Amazing Business Idea, But Scared To Quit My Job! by cooldood(m): 10:41pm On Apr 25, 2017
AimingIncognito:
Thanks everyone.

@eggcelent: I wish its a kind of business I could handover to a family member while I'm at work but unfortunately I have to oversee what's going on almost all the time, part of the business require some skills which I'm really good at.

I would appreciate more suggestions plsssss
Hi.

Send a p.m to me,I work with an Investment Bank so we'd execute an NDA first before you share an executive summary of the idea with me.

If its viable,could also assist you with capital raising.

Cheers.
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:29pm On Apr 25, 2017
stagger:
Richard Quest is the only gay person I can say I truly like. Funny but true.
What about Bisi Alimi or Tim Cook Apple's CEO.yeye de smell.
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:27pm On Apr 25, 2017
gypsey:
Nigerians and hypocrisy, a nigerian gay man would be sentenced to ten years in prison but a white gay man is celebrated, nigeria could never be liberated.

make your minds up if you allow gays or not? grin
Confused followers led by confused dealers
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:26pm On Apr 25, 2017
slap1:
So because he's gay, nothing else about him matters? Whatever value he brings becomes irrelevant because he's gay? SMH.
I expect you'll say the same when it comes to a Nigerian gay.
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:24pm On Apr 25, 2017
ReachHard:
That is just BLACK MAN for you.

They will worship and lick the boots of their colonial masters - in whatever form they may come - Gay, bi, trans, terrorists etc.

Shame has eluded common reasoning in these parts !
Don't mind them.crazy set of humans.yet will nearly stone a Nigerian gay if they catch him.yeye country.
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:21pm On Apr 25, 2017
d33types:
You know what?
I'm an ardent Richard quest follower on CNN and I never knew he was gay. So stop this unnecessary stereotyping.
I do not support homosexualism tho.It pays to be tolerant of others
Hope you'd be tolerant of Bisi Alimi too.
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:19pm On Apr 25, 2017
zicoraads:
Spoil ké?! Me, I don't judge people like this oooo. I have gay friends sef...and I like them. So, I no send.
Good.
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:18pm On Apr 25, 2017
Nma27:
Lynch that rich and famous dude? Most Nigerians are intimidated by d rich and can only enforce their thuggery on the seemingly weak and poor.
Very weak majority of people.
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:16pm On Apr 25, 2017
Curry30:
Forget his sexual orientation, Quest is a talented reporter.
Hope you'd overlook the sexual orientation of a Nigerian gay
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:15pm On Apr 25, 2017
zicoraads:
Didn't know Quest is gay shocked I would love to meet him though. He was one of those who made me fall in love with CNN. I love his style of reportage.

But, must the news point out the fact that he is gay? undecided
Hope you'd love to also meet a successful Nigerian that's gay
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:13pm On Apr 25, 2017
bumi10:
woow

so that man is gay


i wont listen to him again
And I hope you'd reject an iPhone if someone wants to give you cos the CEO of Apple Tim Cook is gay
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:11pm On Apr 25, 2017
potent5:
What are you talking about? Has he exhibited any gay tendencies? So he can't move around again because he is gay.
Hope you'd say the same thing for Bisi Alimi
CelebritiesRe: Richard Quest With LAWMA Workers On Lagos Streets (Photos) by cooldood(m): 10:08pm On Apr 25, 2017
thesicilian:
I only hope he will go back and talk about the lots of love he seems to be receiving, and not the usual false CNN stories that always paint Nigeria in the worst possible light.
Which false stories?Like deceiving yourselves abi..
BusinessRe: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by cooldood(m): 4:06pm On Apr 21, 2017
jpworld:
Pay as you go, means pay me before you take the car and return the car with the same condition, and the same fuel in the car, you are actually renting the car, and I don’t have to wait for you to make money before you pay me.

If you cannot afford weekly pay, then pay daily, if you claim you don’t have money, go sell any of your valuables to start, or go to your brother, cousin or any of your village people to go borrow money to start up Uber driving, you don’t start a business with empty handed.

So many drivers take advantage of use and pay later, some will only come to take the car and make few money with Uber, then use the car to go party and personal businesses, then come back to tell you story.

Experience is the best teacher.
Thank you bro.
BusinessRe: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by cooldood(m): 10:39am On Apr 21, 2017
TokyoBulls:
Your car is worth more than the weekly rental. It is not wise to leave N4.8M on the road with a driver without monitoring it just because N45,000 gets paid every week.
Hello Greatman,its been a while you last contributed here. Seems you must have been quite busy. I want to find out a few things (if I may please):

1) It seems Taxify is gradually taking over this business, as their terms seem better than Uber's, what's your experience?
2) Do you still do 40k weekly? Want to place 4 Toyota Corolla Foreign used on Uber/ Taxify and I want N640k monthly. Is this doable? What's your advice generally for new entrants?
BusinessRe: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by cooldood(m): 10:36am On Apr 21, 2017
mrsage:
Speaking in parables now

Uber is going down gradually. I see change every where, it starts to build up gradually then suddenly becomes visible for all to see.

Proceed with caution
Hi Mrsage, few questions please:

It seems Taxify is gradually taking over this business, as their terms seem better than Uber's, what's your experience?
Do you know any top fleet manager that can deliver 40k weekly? Want to place 4 Toyota Corolla Foreign used on Uber/ Taxify and I want N640k monthly.
BusinessRe: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by cooldood(m): 10:33am On Apr 21, 2017
cutosinyahoocom:
We manage Uber/Taxify Drivers.

Do you have a Car from 2005 upwards .i.e Toyota Camry, Toyota Corolla, Honda City, Honda Civic, Hyundai Accent, Hyundai Elantra and want to place them on Uber/Taxify and generate N30,000 weekly?

Note: Drivers remit N35,000 weekly as we expect them not to over work the car and engine. We service and inspect all cars under our fleet on the 1st or 15th. As a partner, you can see your car on either of those days.

Talk to us today by sending a mail to info@lagosdeals.com
Few questions for you:

It seems Taxify is gradually taking over this business, as their terms seem better than Uber's, what's your experience?
Can you do 40k weekly? Want to place 4 Toyota Corolla Foreign used on Uber/ Taxify and I want N640k monthly. Can you manage to do this?
BusinessRe: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by cooldood(m): 10:30am On Apr 21, 2017
jpworld:
I never beg you, if you dont want turn left. Im not the person that will invest millions of naira in a business, then be @ a driver's messi.

If Uber can claim drivers make above 150k weekly, then 50k weekly rent is obtainable.

Pay as you go is the key to success in Uber business.
Hello greatman, what do you mean by pay as you go if I may ask?
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 10:26am On Apr 17, 2017
mctowel01:
In summary, women are the weaker sex. To be dependent on the higher sex. Gender equality is B.S. I see your point.
Real ladies actually accept that gender equality is nonsense. I have a friend that works in the media and she has actually once gone on air to trash the equality stuff. Is she hardworking, of course she is, does she love herself as a lady, yes she does and she earns steady income, yet, loves her man to be the man.Women are all looking for security-emotional, financial and what have you, so a man needs to develop himself emotionally and become emotionally mature to handle a relationship.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 9:43am On Apr 17, 2017
Raydans:
[b]

So if Nigeria adopt same. You think this place won't be a better place, developed, equipped and condusive like the west for us all or do you it is by magic that it is done.

Where is the gender equality that our great feminist screams about.
Well i don't blame them because they are the same, one sided and delusional about it. That's why it couldn't manifest as they are NIGERIAN women.


Nigerian ladies are the laziest species of ladies in the world and it affecting our developmental and economical growth.
Check out ordinary south africa there.Their ladies accepted their men are more lazy than them.

They praise and make compliment about Nigerian men as hardworking which even results to the xenophobic attack.

In one way or the other southafrica might be better than nigeria so to say.
It is because majority of our ladies are broke, lazy and dependent thereby increasing the number of hardworking men in nigeria and a number of men trooping out in mass because they can't satisfy our broke ladies and prefer foreigners.
Or travel out to hustle and come back to impress the weakling of a nigerian lady.


Majority of nigerian men have died in the process trying to impress or satisfy a Nigerian women because of the way you claim your imaginary nature wired them


Another is the issue of Europeans and america. Why do you think it is their women that get easily scammed from the yahoo boiz
Or nigerian men wanting to get papers.

Many nigerian men that were forced into such have been jailed, killed and sentence to death because of trying to have a family and make it because of our lazy nigerian ladies

You cant compare all these ladies with our own nigerian ladiez that had the reasoning of entitlement.

That is why we are backward

How many of the lazy Nigerian girls can u really scam wen they even have nothing but nothing.

This is drastically affecting Nigeria economically and financially but we may not be conscious of it because we see everything normal to us.

I know I should have created a thread or really need to write an article on this with standard statistics for you and us all but am not just good with words and writing.
But i know plenty and better writer that got my point can take it from here for a reasonable article[/b]
Where you got this idea that Nigerian ladies are lazy I dont understand, I served in Akwa Ibom a couple of years back and I was amazed at how laid back their men were, yet you find their women riding bicycles to the farm to work, attending to people at various business centres. If you see 9ja women as lazy, then its because the men are perhaps lazy as well.By the way, who are those in charge of 9ja, that made it difficult for jobs to be readily available for people (be it male or female), is it not the control-freak men. In fact with the number of unemployed guys around, by the time the ladies fill up most jobs available, then I want to see what will save men from running out of the country to get basic livelihood. The type of men you have in every society determines to a large extent the type of ladies they produce also. If you continue to have men that are ego-centric and always looking for gals to blame for their predicaments, then you get gals that are also laid back (unwilling to contribute to relationships). But if you face your hustle/work/vision, you will attract and find just exactly the right babe for your qualities. Guys should stop blaming gals for whatever happens, take ownership, take responsibility. Also, stop presenting yourselves to gals in the wrong way, if you pretend to a gal that you have this or that, meanwhile you dont and also begin to promise her heaven n earth, then be ready to die in River Nile,and travel far and wide, when she starts demanding for crazy things in line with all your fake lies. All the babes I dated, were always hard working, I cant attract any lazy person, cos you will be left behind if you cant move at my pace. So oga, 9ja men should redefine their ways, if they think 9ja gals are lazy, YOU MADE THEM LAZY with your ways.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 12:31am On Apr 17, 2017
Raydans:
Nigeria won't grow with your kinda mentality

You placing the female folks on a kinda lazy entitlement

If that's the way it is been done in the Us and Uk
You think Nigeria wouldn't be far ahead of them by now with our smartness.

Both male and females work for their money
No one sends the other.

I don't understand where your own wiring of ladies is coming from
Oga,its how nature wired the genders,in those countries you mentioned there's a trade off which is gender equality which I completely don't agree with.Over there also,ladies can talk to their husbands or spouses the way they like cos they're even more protected than the males.That won't work here oga.It's not everything about the west that are positive.Take it or leave it,the female gender is wired to look up to the male.If you like let them have millions in their accounts,its not a lazy mentality,don't fight it.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 7:40pm On Apr 16, 2017
mctowel01:
I forgot to add bro... Your points will work for someone ready to die young pleasing a woman.
The financial demands of this present age is so much that it makes no sense in most cases for a woman not to be contributing financially in a relationship. Go and do the maths of what it takes to raise a child in a month now, compare it with the typical earnings.
If truly you've followed my comments, you'd find nowhere that says please a gal.
And dont go into a relationship expecting contribution from a gal.Again ladies are wired to follow a man's lead, if she's into you, she'd follow your lead once she sees your hardwork.The point is try your best to provide basics and expect little from your babe, it will save you psychological blow if she decides not to financially contribute, so if she contributes, that's fantastic for you.An example,you only have money for a 2 bedroom flat in Ikorodu,but she wants 3 bedroom flat in Lekki, then either she follows you to Ikorodu or she contributes to what you have so you go to Lekki (anyways, I wont advise a man to part-finance rent, its your ego at risk).So again, cut your suit according to your size, give yourself little stress about gals n enjoy your hustle.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 7:14pm On Apr 16, 2017
mctowel01:
Bro, I ve followed all your comments, and in truth, you are hitting it realistically. But you still have to factor in that expectations change. Have you realized that even a local Bimbo today that enters Unilag, becomes a "classy Bhyimboh" at year 3 who knows all the restaurants in ikeja, when her father gives her 12k every month. This is due to association. The Media is having a lot of influence in expectations today.
True. That's why to be a man in this 21st century ehn, no be yamz. The pressure is simply crazy!So as a man, you have to keep going at it, dont ever relax and think becos you are meeting your babe's current needs,she'd stop at that..oh no!gals expectations always grow, give a babe an inch, she'd soon start demanding for a mile.A man needs serious wisdom in dealing with a woman.If she's motivating you to work harder,excellent, but if she's only demoralizing you n damaging your God-given ego, pls let her be.21st century men have so so much to worry about than to add a "trash-talking" babe to it, instead, face your hustle n ignore, if she's truly into you, i bet you, she'd come around.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 5:05pm On Apr 15, 2017
biz2get:
You and who is fighting...?

How old are you if I may ask?

Don't quote me again. Tnx
lol.you de vex...no vex egbon.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 4:49pm On Apr 15, 2017
biz2get:
What are you saying..?

What is your Purpose as a Man to a Woman?

Isn't it to Lead Them..? They should follow.

If they can't follow up.. Then it means the female specie has problems with her mendula.

As a Man you cannot bring yourself so low(t"terms"wink for any Female. Ask a Man.
Exactly the point, find a lady that will accept you to lead her. Stop fighting the ones that are refusing.They are not your type.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 4:37pm On Apr 15, 2017
biz2get:
Explain what you mean by their sizes...?
There are hundreds of gals that will value you and appreciate your financial capability and status. Go for such gals, stop giving yourself headaches. You dont have to date someone that feels you dont meet up or feels you dont match up to her. Let her go.
RomanceRe: Say No To Broke Men, Ladies Be Smart! by cooldood(m): 4:30pm On Apr 15, 2017
biz2get:
Even the said lady that was meant to be My PA..

Laziness Was Written All over Her.... She left because I Tasked her to Work The Work.

Good Riddance, Thinking Her Beauty or whater will keep her On Slow Profile.

Only 0.1% Value A Struggling Guy.

And 0.1% of Ladies Can Work The Work
The issue usually is when people try to 'fight nature', going by your experience with guys n gals, you should be able to deduce a point which is gals dont know how to hustle, and therefore they dont really understand what real hustling means and it therefore affects 'their ways'. Do you want to force them to understand 'hustle',or do you want to now blame them for not been able to 'really hustle'? If you accept them the way they are and reason (which is like babies and children, with no disrespect to the female gender), perhaps life will be simpler for men.Cos the truth is,dats even how most mothers (if not all) are and our sisters.Its really our fathers that understand real hustle (how many mothers questions their children when they see them driving posh cars, but you'd see the way fathers ask questions). There's no need to feel awkward, it is nature.Except you then want to blame the creator.

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