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I wonder why Nigerian Premier League lacks good referees when there are many on NL. "It's not a penalty" "Its a red card" Una no go collect whistle? I thought Man City and Chelsea have money? Maybe they should try signing some refs during the transfer window instead of complaining about PDP. That's what CAN would do. ![]() I know Baba Ijebu at the Emirates can't afford a ref, so he is exempted. Man U rules! |
[quote author=Shalomé]What are these people still doing in Bauchi?[/quote]I don't know why some of you think every Christian in the North is a Southerner who can just pack his bags and return to his village in Arochukwu? Islam was introduced to the North just as Christianity was. You have Northerners who chose Christians too. |
naptu2: It would be unconstitutional to auction the vehicles without a court order.Thank you my good fellow. That's what I like to hear. You have a right to challenge the laws if you feel wronged. Instead all u get here is sentimental talk of how much a car costs. Can it buy a life? |
damoobaba: I hav an issue with this their one way stuff,most of these routes do not have any sign to show they are "one way" aΩ̴̩̩̩̥d̶̲̥̅̊ of course the Agbero LASTMA officials are always quick to seize the opportunity to make extra cash.Guy, the truck was caught on 3rd Mainland Bridge! Do u need a street sign to indicate One-way there too? Let's all be careful. When not sure about a particular route, err on the side of caution. Better safe than sorry. |
Hhm, for the good old days of rap... Now we have peeps like Drake, Flo-rida, Rozay, even Nicki Minaj sef na rapper. SMH. Well, whether Ricky depicted Naija as it is or he was outta line, a few questions linger though. For one after showing our slums, he ended up showing the "fans" who paid to go and see his show. Wonder how many tickets he gave out in the ghetto though? Also what was with the "militants" dancing around waving woden guns. Na so dem dey do am for Hollywood? He should have borrowed guns from his security details and given to those ghetto boys now. E for sabi am. Even boxer sef no go follow am comot for that area. Rick Ross sir, if na person wey get plenty bia-bia I wan watch I for go buy Oliver De Coque VCD watch. Rap is truly dead. ![]() |
boladez: Texazzpete ( I remember the superTed of those days with Nostalgia)GBAM! Oro yen ni yen! That's the word bro. |
2mch: You must be a slowpoke if you believe the OP. The fact is LASTMA is aggressive, but they don't chase you if you don't commit a crime. OP ran the red light and lied. They would have told him his offense. Those guys wait for you to offend and then chase your car and jump inside. I have been a victim. The OP is lying, you psychotic fellow. Oh sorry, you can't analyse a fairytale.Thank you o 2mch. You know it is always amusing when people say they were stopped or harassed by LASTMA and they are always claiming innocence. I have been arrested by LASTMA twice and on both occasions I knew I was guilty. Once for facing oncoming traffic during a traffic snarl, and yes I was actually just heading for a junction off the main road which was a few meters away, but they sprang out from their hiding place and gbam straight to their office. The other occasion was on an environmental sanitation morning at 7.10Am. As an Omo Eko boy, sure I tried to drag with them and all and ended up settling, but to say I was arrested for nothing will be a big lie. Even though the OP didn't state that he broke the law, I ask why exactly was he begging them. LASTMA officials can be a nuisance and are very corrupt but they only prey on people who break the law knowingly or unknowingly. Their methods are crude, but in truth if you educate yourself on traffic laws and exercise some patients, you are likely to avoid their wahala. Ignorance of the law you broke is no excuse o! |
2sa2: How does smoking in public places affect Lagosians particularly and Nigerians in general. IMO, that's the least of our problems.#misplacedpriorities#Seriously? May God not let you see someone dear to you wither away in the cold grip of cancer. Then you will know that light, water, food and house like Fela sang are the least of man's problems. Now say amen |
Rossikk: Fashola has no shame it seems. This is the same Lagos where streets are built with open drainage and no pedestrian sidewalks, (except on major highways). People forced to walk along sand and jumping gutters here and there. Has Fashoila never been abroad? Has he ever seen open gutter in his travels, or a street without a sidewalk or pavement? Why doesn't he start by FIRST ensuring that the streets are well constructed, before talking RUBBISH about peoples 'beautifying' their houses? Why should I bother 'beautifying' my 'premises' when my street is a mess?Typical! Blame it on the government of the day. Did Fashola 'build' your street that has open drainage and no pedestrian sidewalk? or hasn't it been there for ages? is this this not the same Fashola administration that has repaired several roads in Surulere,Ikotun-Iyana Ipaja-Iyana Iba axis, Western Avenue, Idi-Araba, Shasha and so on and ensured that they have sidewalks and street lights? The same one that has built several bridges and pedestrian bridges and cleaned up Oshodi which none of us dared pass through before? The one who has consistently tried to give our derelict commercial city a facelift with green areas and parks? And all they've asked us to do is play our own part as citizens by beautifying our own premises and we are grumbling. To whose benefit is it if your house looks presentable and well kept? You ask why you should bother beautifying your own premises? For the same reasons you take a bath everyday even though the government probably doesn't supply you water. For your own good. |
It is now obvious why we have a poor maintenance culture in this country. It obviously starts from the home. A landlord refuses to properly maintain and give his premises and it's surroundings a regular face lift and nobody sees anything wrong with that. Even the tenant who is paying through his nose annually is quite content to live in near squalor. it doesn't really matter after all. We even carry the same practice to our work places. Company property and equipment is usually used with great disregard. You should see company drivers at work. They are worse than danfo drivers. The company can afford to replace it anyway, especially since no one ever owns up to being the cause of the damage. We even treat government property with greater disdain. And then we wonder why government doesn't maintain civic and government facilities properly? We wonder why our roads are filled with potholes, why our national stadiums are falling apart, why NEPA, Nigerian Airways, Nigerian Railways and many more government utilities and services are dead or almost comatose. It's because the average Nigerian will grouch about maintain and beautifying his own premises. Surely you don't expect him to change when he gets into government? |
pro01: Not so fast bros. Not anything can be criminalised, especially not in a democracy. The exercise of fundamental rights, within prescribed boundaries, for instance, cannot be criminalised - moreso as it is guaranteed by the constitution.Oh, I do agree with you on many points. But the question is did Fashola and his government follow the constitutional regulations before these laws were passed? If yes, then by all means let those in opposition fight it through legal means. There are several sides to the law and interpretation is key. How does that make the man not learned? He has used legal means within the constitution and not arbitrary decrees. If the courts rule in his favour, flout those laws and see if you can pass it off as a violation of your constitutional rights, then as your neighbour I will tell you that your ugly, rodent infested building is an eye sore and an infrigement of my own constitutional rights. |
onyx79: Misguided laws from a loose cannon.Wrong priorities,wrong execution.And what would you suggest? We have already turned compulsory monthly sanitation exercise to Saturday football fiesta. So what's your own great advice? |
I wonder what some people here are complaining about. Landlords are collecting from as little as N250k - to N800K or more in areas like Igando, Iyana Ipaja, Mushin, Agege, Isale Eko and so on for a 3-bedroom flat and they can't set aside some money to repaint and beautify their premises every 3-5years? Won't you want to live in a house that looks clean and presentable. Land developers are building estates all over the place with no drainage and basic road networks and we don't complain about that? This same Fashola tried to put a law in place to get landlords to collect just a years rent and even tenants where saying it can never work. What is our problem. Let's get serious abeg. Abi suffer-head don enter our body so tey we no want better thing? |
pro01: This man is fast becoming a lunatic, perhaps intoxicated by his executive powers as governor. I have since lost all regard for him. You can't just go about criminalising every ridiculous thing you deem fit. Not even in the heyday of Abacha's tyranny did we witness such reckless abuse of state power.Actually, he is learned. Anything can be criminalized if backed by the law. Even whistling in a public place can become a criminal offense if passed into law. Governor Fashola is actually using his knowledge of the legal practice and constitution to create laws through the state legislature to achieve his governments goals. He is acting within the law. Sorry! |
Ijebulogic: How "Convenient" for Barclays...Yes o! And the report says the money is lying idle in the bank. mtschewww! does money ever lie idle in a bank? |
What's the full package like please. Can I also come and inspect it? |
Todaynatoday: Ode oshi coach!And why shouldn't blames be laid if necessary? Do you think Alex Ferguson's famed "hair-dryer" treatment was created out of the blues? or you think a Mourinho will not lay heavily into a player if he let's the team down? I'm sure Siasia must be laughing his head off now. After all, he complained about this same Enyeama. |
Can it go for 200k? And what's the full package like? |
what's the total package? |
I need a 2 or 3 bedroom flat around egbeda, akowonjo, unity estate, gowon estate or gemade estate for between 250-300K inclusive of all fees. do you have anything that meets this criteria? |
Best TV Show - Big Brother Africa. Really? I didn't know BBA is now a show produced by Nigerians. I'm guessing the fact that Nigerians have won it severally has confused the awards organizers. |
Please, what's the total package for the 3br in gemade estate that is going for 300k? |

