tommynico:
I knw that guy, he used to come and fetch water in our compound.

adjoviomole:
Born again christians still sin because


2: you still have the root of sin in you that can only be removed tru sanctification of ur heart......not all churches know about the 3 christian experiences. Salvation, sanctification and the baptism of the holy spirit confirmed with speaking in a new tongue and not gibberish( a language spoken on this earth)

armadeo:
The so called track 13 no get name. So you want me to look for your album and then search for track to find out if it's true.

Bloggers can do the neccesary.

ColeworldMD:
65,000 naira to 30,000 ex-militants amounts to 1,950,000,000 naira. That is 1.95 trillion naira. So the government actually believes she has no way of tackling of militants but resort to being taken as hostage? I still don't understand this. If these guys are that powerful, maybe we should pay them to help us decimate boko haram & bring back our girls once & for all. Is this really investigative journalism

obailala:
Why is it always the same old story all the time?... The government claims they issued eviction notices, the traders claim they never saw any notice and then the government comes in the middle of the night to demolish. This trend is too common in Nigeria but who is really to blame

247notire:
It is obvious that the glue that holds the entity or zoo as some call it called Nigeria, is one thing: Crude oil. The north have been the major beneficiaries of the gains of this major resource since the creation of Nigeria. It's also obvious that without oil this entity cannot survive. More obvious it should be then, to the discerning mind that the solution to this fundamental gap is implementation of the major recommendations of the last National Conference which include decentralisation of the government and aggressive diversification of the economy. The only other option is to split the entity and let the regions be separate nations. This is the simple but obviously impossible panacea to the multitude of Nigeria's challenges. impossible because the hausa fulani will not want this to happen for obvious reasons, the latter option will even be met head on with full acrimony and animosity. We are truly doomed.

MosakuAW:

This guy has finally replace Dino Melaye on social media.

Man wey look like Obama but think like Obanikoro.

andyanders:
@Chinom

Said the right thing. I wonder the kind house people sell at Lekki and Ajah 50million, 100 million. where do they buy their own material? I house they develop with between 5m to 10 , they now put between 50 t 100 million. I built a beautiful  4 bedroom in-suite with 2 living rooms with 2BQ of RM and parlor with toilet and kitchen in-suite on mainland and I never spent  the amount people come here to quote. Sometimes, I wonder if the call block house. How much is block? even at N130 naira a block, 7,000 blocks of 9'' will be about N910,000. You buy cement, 200 bags at  even N2,000 , that will be 600,000.Now tell me how these developers get their quotation from and put house at 50 million to 100 million?

crackhouse:
.... And some people are talking about appointing women into political positions. Just look at them Alison, mama peace, stella Odua and Okonjo iweala, the nigeria's worst nightmares. Are they not women?. Women are crooks and not to be trusted. They are worser than the devil.

dearpreye:


Actually it's very easy to live the holy life, if you will stop depending on your SELF!

omowolewa:
He was meditating. A little sleep, a little slumber............. .

Favolly:
This isn't even the half of Osun's matter. The thing is just giving me serious headache mehn!

dustmalik:

Even if this was true, which we all know it isn't, this goes to show that GEJ, as a leader, was highly incompetent. If after 6 years in power, he was unable to stop the saboteurs, then one has to wonder how incompetent he was as a leader. Thank God we booted him out.

as for you; if you don't like the progress Nigeria is making under GMB, you are free to look for the nearest lagoon and do the needful.

USAutoBuy:
Devaluation is good and bad. It encourages investment. Foreign investors can get more for their money locally and it prevents capital flight. However, it is also a double edge sword. It can also make some investors nervous. Nobody wants to invest in a country today only to be told tomorrow that the investment is worth 25% less in few weeks.

The stock mkt rose 3% just on the conclusion of the election. If there in confidence, in the political climate, it goes a long way in bringing more players to the table. The more the players, the better the currency.

When Buhari promised that $1 will equal N1 in a year, i hate to burst your bubble. IT WON'T HAPPEN. At least, not in a year. There are lots of things that will need to be in place for that to happen. Otherwise, South Africa, Canada would have done it by now.

It takes more than just word of mouth. But things should improve a lot in the next year in respect the value of the Naira. Investors confidence is coming back.

PervyByNature:
CHANGE OF NAME; I hereby declare that i no longer wish to be addressed by my former name.

I, who was formerly known to the world as; Ejike Riley Okafor, will now be known and addressed as; Mallam Aminu Danladi Sokoto Al'Zana Mai-Dankasa. All other documents remain valid. Thank you all.

odomanis:


When we told people that GEJ did a lot in the power sector generating and distributing all over Nigeria, some people deceived you and said it was not true. When we said the then opposition hired hoodlums and paid them to constantly destroy gas pipelines so that there would never be gas to power the power plants provided across the nation by GEJ, some people deceived you to say it wasn't true. Now that the opposition has taken over power and withdrawn the pipeline busters', are you not enjoying the hard work of GEJ? Of course you cant tell me that Buhari has installed even one pin in his 30days in office so, don't even try giving him the credit. GEJ did a lot for the this country. Propaganda and lies from APC was preferred by some Nigerians but, we knew the truth and that was why we stood by GEJ. However, the powers that be still rigged him out. It is well !

denitro:
Yes. It happened to me opposite Ikeja Airport Hotel.
I changed some dollars to the tune of N150,000. The guy gave me a bundle of N1000, which I counted
it was 99 pieces. He then gave me 1 N1000 to add to the bundle, which I did. He then gave me another bundle
of N500, I also counted it and again it was 99 pieces, I found it strange, but wasnt suspicious.
He gave me 1 N500 note which I added, I gave him the dollars and was on the way. When I got home I noticed that
the N1000 bundle was short (N32,000) and the N500 bundle short by N16,000. I fainted....

Till today I strongly believe the 1 note he gave me did the damage....

About 4 years ago, I was walking along the road, opposite the self-same Ikeja Airport Hotel when a guy appeared from nowhere offering to exchange Naira for Pounds. I was slightly amazed because I'd only just arrived from the UK about 3 days earlier and had about £4k that I wanted to melt down into Naira. I asked the fella his exchange rate and I was pleasantly surprised when he offered a rate far higher than other black-market rates. To cut long story short, I got his phone number with the intention of asking him to come to my friend's pad off Allen where I was staying to exchange some of my money. When I got home I told my friend...he told me clearly "don't try it, those guy are crooks and scammers" and I took his advice.

A few weeks later, an Uncle came from the US to stay with us at my friends place. He narrated how he exchanged some money the previous year, opposite the Ikeja Aiprot Hotel. According to him, they counted the money in his hands. He also counted it again by himself. By the time he got home...hey presto, money don short by several thousand Naira!

bigfrancis21:


The bus driver was clearly aware of what was happening but refused to move into the fracas. For the very first minute or 2, the bus was immobile, the driver was waiting to move. He/she should have waded into the case, but did not.