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[quote author=JustHere2Observ post=47658267][/quote]I thought you were just here to observe but it seems you are doing pass yourself by saying it as it is o.... LoL

macotrading72:
it's not about watching many American films, oyinbo girls generally are very open when it comes to adult topics unlike our African sisters.

It's not their fault. it's our culture that is caging them.

Perfectionist11:
Typical African girl..

Only God knows how many of these girls have missed out on "ideal relationships/stratospheric s3x" just cause they couldn't make the slightest of efforts 2 pursue what they want...

American girls I salute your irrepressible confidence.

An American girl would be like...I wanna shower show me 2 d bathroom..after some minutes she'll just scream 4 help/ask ye 2 bring her towel on getting there she'll just say. Do u like what u see?..

Na so u go enter d bathroom with her...

lol.......

Guy u don watch too much American films o....

Koolking:
Your list is subjective. Fashion is all about wearing what makes you feel comfortable and also appealing to people. Even at that, not everyone will approve of your apparels, choice of colors and style. I personally stick to wearing what makes me feel comfortable and sending the right message by my appearance at the same time.

Wearing straight ties with shortsleeved shirts is not a fashion flop to me. Your choice of colors and your personal mien are factors to consider if you mean to look dashing and acceptable.

You're so correct. Fashion is about wearing what makes you comfortable. Those that made the so called fashion rules formed their style so what should stop me from forming my own style too? They don't have a monopoly of styles jare.

I wear ties on short sleeved shirts to the office and I must confess, I get flattering comments on those occasions. I have decided to adopt the style forever. Pls if you know where I can get lovely short sleeved shirts either ready made or sewn, kindly let me know.

I thought I was going to see pics of him lighting up the joint.

I'm disappointed in the writer of the article because ordinary word of mouth does not prove his smoking is way above board.

2BB4CB3E:
10. Your face, when you see VIO and the traffic light is red.

words can't explain how hard I laughed on reading this...

Tonnierichy:
Death rate this year is something to really open a thread for.

I don't understand anymore

RIP

I tire for bloggers. Nairaland is now officially a blog.

davide470:
This one should be kept at the beginning of the article. Lol.

True....

But anyone who reads the article to the end shouldn't miss the disclaimer. That it's why it's important to read documents from the first letter all the way down to the last.

pheyhi:
Most people would not bother to read if it doesn't talk about money, buhari and oil

I'm guilty as stated.....

Buhari - I don't bother to read about him anymore.

Oil - I frequently read about it as it relates with my business.

And lastly, Money - I won't lie, I read about everything money as I feel without money I am useless.

As time goes on, I will pay closer attention to my health.

somez:
Greetings,

Sincerely we haven't done any such installation on boats, but that dosnt distort the fact that it can be done.
Laminate floor uses swift click - in mechanism instead of cements and nails like other flooring materials would.

Do feel free to ask questions on our product and services or call us on 08063628972. WhatsApp 08071169627.

Thank you

At the moment I have placed an order for another boat to be built for me. I want to be sure if I can use your floor finish as the boat builder has to make space for the finish before they install the seats. Let me consult with the boat builder.

I will get back to you when I make clarifications with him.

@somez, can I use it on my boat as the floor finish.

anonym0us:
wtf (~.^)(~.^)(~.^) u ok? Doz are classified information bro y are u exposing ur sisters

Your elder is giving you tips on how it is in real life you're forming like you don't have sisters or a mum.

Learn the real deal here and don't go and f-up when God in his infinite mercies graciously allows you to have a taste of something as huge as these later on in your life so that you won't end up disappointed.

anonym0us:
A minute silent for her falling heroes

something plenty like this and e no go fall?

Or you think say na spring dey cossy and Pamela Anderson own?

Seems the words didn't want to come out of his mouth. This one na coward o...

richylee:
the wife is performing the role of the husband in d picture.

Their marriage is non of our business. Take your eyes off. It's just a picture.

DrWise:
Akingbola would fight this fight till the last drop of his blood. A very rare gentleman he is. You knew how to run an organization and reward your staff accordingly. I remember all the CSR and the various donations to colleges and Universities.

You started IMBL from zero and grew it to become Intercontinental Bank, the then largest Bank in Nigeria by assets. IBPLC was the beautiful bride in banking that every young man wanted to court.

As a young graduate, you afforded me a platform to begin my career in Banking in 2008, your training school was second to none as I made my first N248,000 in 10 weeks as allowance coupled with top-notch consulting firms that delivered superb lectures to us.

After resumption, the working environment was very ideal. What about the allowance? Jetta, upfront, variable, anniversary, lunch, hazard, leave and passages. You were light years ahead of your peers.

You practically told us that whoever worked with you and has not achieved anything remarkable in 3 years ought to be fired. You shared profit to drivers, cleaners and artisans and told us that they contributed to the making of this profit. Posterity would never forget you.
I know one day, you would be vindicated.

Despite him being a great leader, he betrayed people's trust and he should be made to face the music.

A great leader should take the glory (as you have given him in your comment) and also take the blame/punishment when things go wrong.

Almajiri1:
Full resource control seems the fastest.Just an ordinary announcement away!

Despite me wanting exactly what you want, the President alone cannot change the structure without the National Assembly. It's not as easy as that. Let's keep clamoring for that and soon we shall all have what we want.

kolnel:
We are waiting
I still don't believe the militants can be stronger than the federal government

Truly they can't be. Also, no one fights the government and wins but this is a very peculiar matter. When a fly perches on your scrotum, i'm sure you will never try to hit the fly hard. You need tact to overcome the issue on hand. That Is what the Govt is doing now.

chinchum:
I knew Balogtech since the year 2000. I bought a cd rom nd mouse of my first desktop computer in that store. So it was owned by Teebiilz dad?

Patronized them too in the early 2000's. Suprised to learn he's Tee billz dad. The man had made a name like a decade before we even knew his son.

Kudos to the man jare. For those that never knew Balogtech, it was equivalent to the Slot Phone company of today when desktop computers were the existing computer devices.

I think I will like the kind of burantashi this guy uses. The guy is so active. I won't mind some. lol...

RichDad1:
Lairs.
This is just as a result of the coming holidays. Almost all the banks across the country experienced such crowd today.

Exactly. I was at the Gtbank today to Use the atm and the queue was longer than usual. While also waiting by the atm, the crowd that trooped in was uncountable.

I must confess, either who took the pics is a dullard or is just a blogger looking for cheap traffic to his/her site.

Ofemmanu1:
Avensis with a corolla engine?! Wtf!

Shocked to hear that too.

Osakah24:
Ngilari stole from adamawa, a state like rivers and Lagos.

True.

Well, like I said earlier, I wish they are probed one day too.

Sunnycliff:
Amaechi, Tinubu and Fashola.

In as much as I agree with you for these guys to be probed but the list of people mentioned in this piece of news has to do with those that stole Nigeria's money and not Rivers nor Lagos states monies.

Quakertellicus1:
Northern governors should be consulting South East governors past and present about how to handle the kidnapping scourge.

I like former gov Peter Obi's solution....demolish the kidnapper's property. That would teach them.

Funny you....

Like demolishing kidnappers property has totally eradicated the south east like you mentioned of kidnapping. For those that don't have properties and those that are totally unknown, how will you get them?

Nowhere is safe (north, east, West, south) and will be safe in Nigeria until you reduce poverty, create jobs, improve policing in Nigeria, have an effective surveillance system in Nigeria etc.

Sexytemi:
He's not in the position to say what he said, you call it explanation, I call it stupidity, why would he say he would have gone to jail if he didn't give ogah the certificate of return, how many people on nairaland do u know who would read that story and not just the headlines?, so the speech wasn't needed....unless he felt he did something wrong and his conscience is pricking him.

I beg to disagree with your position.

If you're not aware, the punishment for contempt of court orders is imprisonment so the official was right when he said he didn't want to go to jail. Or you think disobedience of court orders carry no penalty just because enforcement of it isn't strict in a jungle like Nigeria? You may be used to the system of Buhari, our politicians and even commoners disobeying court orders but i am not used to it.

Sexytemi:
Please the judge already gave him the go ahead to give the man his certificate, so I see no reasons y he should explain when you, I, and the whole world knows he was just following the judge's order.....

If he was explaining his reasons when the judge had not given order, then I would understand.

In a country where we have many confusionists, illiterates on legal matters, dullards, sentimentalists who don't know what is wrong from what is right then you owe them a favour of schooling them.

Sexytemi:
Okay, you did the right thing, but y the fuss?, y u sounding like someone who's guilty of someone?, you don't need to explain anything if u know what you did is right(wish I believe is).

This is not his private nor family matter where he can choose not to explain to anybody if he so wishes.

This is an issue that is of great importance to the nation. Moreover the matter is a subject of litigation. He's also a public officer therefore he's expected to explain himself.

Furthermore, you saying he doesn't have to explain himself is like standing in front of a judge (which in this case are the citizens of Nigeria) and telling him you don't have to explain the reasons for your actions. I can bet you that the judge will have no choice than to send you to jail.

basingstoke:
That road you see is aduwawa, it is called benin-abuja road. that is the road that take you to ekpoma-auchi-lokoja-abaji-gwagwalada-fct in that order.

There exists nothing like Benin - Abuja Expressway.

You described it like the whole route is a straight path which is not.

Next time, just say Benin - Auchi express.

We are estimating repairs on cars and some people that don't own cars and have no business with mechanics are disagreeing with people that frequently visit the mechanic.

Firefire:
54.78% of Lagosians fall within this poverty line and has been supporting themselves by trading, either in the streets of in traffic.

Ahn Ahn....... 54.78% of Lagosians which is 13,742,691 people out of 25,087,059. (according to Wikipedia) either hawks or sells something on the street?

It seems you just closed your eyes and picked the Stats that just appeared in your brain.

Almajiri1:
139 million for repair works on 49 vehicles? Who negotiated this deal?

139,000,000 on 49 buses will amount to 2,836,735 on each bus.

Looking at the pics of the damaged buses, the major damage on them were shattered windscreens & windows, then followed by broken side mirrors, punctured tires which may lead to damaged rims when towing them, broken doors (don't forget the doors are electronic).

The bus maker is Yutong, i'm sure that's a Chinese company. Don't forget Nigeria does not make all the damaged parts mentioned above. Also the parts are not from your regular car makers (Toyota etc.). That means an order may need to be placed on these products from China. Factor in custom duties, shipping costs and probably travel costs (tickets, hotel accommodation etc.) of the engineer(s) that will travel to China to place the orders.

After considering the costs mentioned above, do you see that the amount quoted by the Governor may be true?