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Business › Re: Nokia, Motorola To Establish Plants In Nigeria by dblock(m): 3:14am On Sep 25, 2006
yep imagine buying a nokia handset that says made in nigeria on the box cool
Computers › Re: Why Win 2000, Win Xp or Windows Vista When There's Win 98? by dblock(m): 3:12am On Sep 25, 2006
[s]maybe the reason it always crashes is cos you don't have service pack 2 and you haven't got proper internet security yah cheapskates[/s] lipsrsealed
Sports › Re: I Am A Footballer Looking For A Players Agent Please? by dblock(m): 3:04am On Sep 25, 2006
rapahel, u can play at practically any age between x and 20, but not in england, cos in england u can't just get an agent unless ur parents are already there oru have a good job there, a couple of players palying in the under 17s world cup were in a hotel and there was tight security to make sure no agents got to them, i guess they are sick of too much african imports
Business › Re: Richest Person In Nigeria by dblock(m): 2:57am On Sep 25, 2006
it's dangote, there is a article in thisday somewhere listing the top 20 richest in naija
Food › Re: Dishes You Know You Can Cook Anytime, Anyday by dblock(m): 2:53am On Sep 25, 2006
hey guys and girls i made quaker oat for the first time yesterday grin grin grin grin grin
Computers › Re: Window Media Player 11- The Forbidden Fruit. by dblock(m): 2:48am On Sep 25, 2006
criminals will always find a way, i've got software that can crack it easy ha ha cool
Travel › Re: West African Countries Hate Nigerians? by dblock(m): 2:38am On Sep 25, 2006
butta west afis don't generalyy hate naija, some do but not generally, in fact my dad was dissing naija saying it's a cross he must carry and his ghanian friend was telling him to stop talking like that peace cool
TV/Movies › Re: Who is your Favorite Nigerian Movie Star? (actor or actress) by dblock(m): 2:37am On Sep 25, 2006
yeppppppppp
Travel › Re: West African Countries Hate Nigerians? by dblock(m): 2:34am On Sep 25, 2006
[quote author=M.O.M link=topic=22287.msg601648#msg601648 date=1157963643]Germanlady,u missed it.We Nigerians d**s ourselves publicly but when we r together again we stay appy.Dont b shocked after u saw a big between 2 nigerians n in d end they both share a bottle of drink.[/quote]you wish, r you talking about the same people that killed themselves a couple of months ago, i'm not starting a beef, peace  cool
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Is Not A Pagan God by dblock(op): 2:31am On Sep 25, 2006
oracle we live in a world of confusion, take it easy on me bro, i'm just a sad brother that's been led astray
Food › Re: Which Maggi Do You Prefer For Cooking? by dblock(m): 2:28am On Sep 25, 2006
maggi sucks but i like this billboard

Food › Re: Mc Donalds In West Africa? by dblock(m): 2:25am On Sep 25, 2006
And the only reason why mc donalds aren't in nigeria is because of sanitation, they only work in countries with buisness opportuties and a good sanitation level, we got the first one but not the second, but mcdonalds will be coming for sure if current economic tremds continue, a huge clean u in nigeria is occuring, even the ugly but famous broad street in lagos island will be rebuilt and renamed brook street. peace  cool
Food › Re: Mc Donalds In West Africa? by dblock(m): 2:22am On Sep 25, 2006
who gives a didley bout indigenous fast food joints, i understand your perspective and it's the right perspective and i know i am argueing for the wrong crowd here, but mc do is one of the best and why should niggarians, sorry, sorry, yeah why should nigerians have to settle for less, either we raise the standards of our joints now or let foreigners in.
Business › Re: Woolworths Lagos Closed Down: Any Idea Why? by dblock(m): 2:16am On Sep 25, 2006
too many pics overload, enn why you dey post kl for, abeg post hong kong, peace cool
Business › Re: Dream Of Running A Broadcasting (Television) Station by dblock(m): 2:13am On Sep 25, 2006
if you are thinking of running one try not to make it bootleg hey, peace cool
Travel › Re: Can You Drive With A Nigerian Licence Outside Nigeria? by dblock(m): 2:08am On Sep 25, 2006
you can elsewhere (maybe yankees are racist), lipsrsealed don't diss me i was just joking, but my dad had a naija license and he was allowed to use it for 4 months
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Is Not A Pagan God by dblock(op): 2:04am On Sep 25, 2006
This theory is meant to say that the only reason why osiris(godman of egyt) and jesus have similarities is because the egyptians had a glimpse of jesus through the pyramid and formed osiris, because what they saw was hard to digest they couldn't create the exact copy of jeusus in thier minds so thats why osiris and jesus aren't 100% the same. peace cool
Christianity Etc › Jesus Is Not A Pagan God by dblock(op): 2:00am On Sep 25, 2006
I am currently reading a book entitled; was the original jesus a pagan god, the book is very insulting the christian community, but my side is not to disagree but to explain, to understand what i'll be saying you'll have to read the bokk or a review. The authors of the book say that the ancient godman osiris (of egypt) has a lot of similarities to jesus and so does the greek godman of Dyionusus (that's not how its spelt). so therfore they gathered upa conclusion that the modern day christian religion originated from paganism, and also concluded that jesus is a myth like the other godmen of the medditareanan (gee can't spell it), but my theory is a lot more overwhelming, it's called the theory of cheops, the pyramid of cheops in egypt was the largest pyramid when built, it lost about thirty feet so it aint no more. the pyramid is thought to have powers that can predict the future, a lot of people visited the pyramid including napolean (and he saw his future), the pyramid predicted the death of jesus before he was even boren, which brings me to think that could it have predicted his birth, therfore making the ancient egyptians create the misled thought of osiris.----------- Peace ----------
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Premiership Results! by dblock(m): 1:49am On Sep 25, 2006
Arsenal are flying (don't argue with me they are back, back, back i tell ya angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry
Travel › Re: Pictures of Lagos Skyline (City-Scape) by dblock(m): 1:45am On Sep 25, 2006
Yes the web still exists but they were updating thier hardware, try again if you haven't already tried.
Travel › Re: Pictures of Lagos Skyline (City-Scape) by dblock(m): 1:44am On Sep 25, 2006
Heya constantin its now easy to get naija pics, the old days of misrepresentation are almost over, Glo rules this street

Business › Re: The Palms Shopping Mall Has Finally Opened by dblock(m): 1:30am On Sep 25, 2006
Inside, I think

Sports › Re: Nations Cup Qualifiers by dblock(m): 3:51am On Sep 20, 2006
Hope egoistic issues don’t bug how players this time around cool
Sports › Re: Angola To Host 2010 Anc by dblock(m): 3:39am On Sep 20, 2006
Now officially taboo to mention angola in Nigeria, they kicked us out the world cup no this, No hurt really
peace cool
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Man Utd Vs Arsenal: The Die Is Cast! by dblock(m): 3:31am On Sep 20, 2006
We hate Manu We hate Manu We hate Manu We hate Manu We hate Manu We hate Manu

We hate Manu
Properties › Re: To Get A Flat In Ibadan City by dblock(m): 3:20am On Sep 20, 2006
I'm not a resident but I was. Bodija is a good place to live, there's also a decent school their if you've got kids
Nairaland General › Re: September 11th, 5 Years Latter by dblock(m): 4:18am On Sep 14, 2006
America is stupid, they are enforcing rules that make it difficult to travel and spending money on stupid missions to
destroy the taliban and al quada, and to find bin laden, Bin laden aint the source of terrorism, what they should be doing is making the terrorist organisations disfunctional and not nessecerily by force, An organisation like Al queada strenght is based upon trust and the unwilligness of the villagers to dub in. So Ameriac should be spending money on the infastructure and governments of these countries, so that the people will thus turn their backs on this organisations, these organisations that plan terrorist attcks like 9/11 may be bad but they take care of their people, just like hussein did, well al least to most people. Bin laden lives in a cave or a village with loyal neighbours angry
Autos › Re: Lagos Motor Show by dblock(op): 3:56am On Sep 13, 2006
Lagos Motor Show venue shifts to Tafawa Balewa Square
Theodore Opara
Posted to the Web: Tuesday, September 12, 2006



As more participants indicate interest in taking part in the forthcoming Lagos Motor Show, Fashintext Nigeria Limited, organisers of the annual event has shifted the venue from the Ocean-View restaurant Victory Island to Tafawa Balewa Square Lagos.

Speaking to Vanguard Motoring on phone, weekend, Mr. Ifeanyi Agwu, Managing Director of Fashintext Nigeria Limited disclosed that the number of confirmed participant had continued to swell making it impossible for the former venue to accommodate all. “We also decided to shift the kick-off date to October 18 to 25, 2006 to enable participant prepare adequately for the event.”

According to him, they cannot afford to drop some of the prospective exhibitors due to space constraints and the best alternative was the Tafawa Balewa Square which used to host of Auomania Motor Show in the eighties and early nineties.

Mr. Agwu explained that all the expected exhibitors had agreed to the new venue Tafawa Balewa Square which is more spacious and has good security too.
“We wanted an alternative venue where the exhibitors would display their products without space constraint and the Tafawa Balewa Square was the best choice having been used for similar events in the past,” he said.

“With this new venue, we cannot shut our doors to interested exhibitors who had come a long way with us over the years starting from Abuja Motor Show,” he further noted.

This year edition of Lagos Motor Show is the second and the number of participants have been on the increase following the successes of the Abuja Motor Show in May this year.

Established brands such as Toyota, Nissan, Chevrolet, Renault, Mitsubishi, Peugeot and ford had all confirmed their participations while new brands like Dacia (a member of Renault group) Simba and a host of others will be receiving their first baptism at the show.

Simba, according to the organisers of the show, will be displaying pleasure cars and Minivans from one of Asia’s most advance technology while Dacia is an European brand with competitive pricing.

Peugeot Automobile Nigerian Limited, will be returning to Lagos show after a long breaking and will be parading the best of hatchbacks, and other super saloons like 206, 307, 407, 406 and 607.

This year’s show according to the organisers, is not all about car display but acquisition. To make it possible, UBA, and Equipment Leasing Association of Nigeria will be on hand at the show ground to assist prospective car owner who might choose the lease option to acquire their brand of cars at the fair.

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Car Talk › Re: Nigerian Made Car by dblock(m): 3:41am On Sep 13, 2006
So the project aint dead
Autos › Re: Good Bye To Molues And Danfos by dblock(op): 3:25am On Sep 13, 2006
candylips:
the icon of lagos raod is gone o what a shame cry
What a shame!!!!!!, I say good riddance  cool no harm, peace  cool
Autos › Re: Good Bye To Molues And Danfos by dblock(op): 5:07am On Sep 12, 2006
I hear lots but see nothing abeg huh
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fan Thread: For Gunners Only (Old) by dblock(m): 4:54am On Sep 12, 2006
Arsenls only escape from criticism is sucess wink

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