Politics › Re: Blame Buhari For Fuel Scarcity by deb(m): 10:42am On May 24, 2015 |
youngalex: Yeah
His threat to probe the NNPC, subsidy payments, jail this and that fuelled this scarcity.
I am in support of him probing and punishing anybody that dipped his/her hand in our treasury but he should have held it to his heart till next week.
Marketers are scared of loosing their investments and subsidy claims ..and the APC never agreed that subsidy existed.
If subsidy is removed after May,29 the price of PMS will increase by at least 30% and some marketers are already hoarding the products..Dumkem12 SORO NIYEN? |
Politics › Re: We Have No Money To Import Fuel — Marketers by deb(m): 7:38am On May 24, 2015 |
phonneh: Yes o, fools! They did occupy lagos with all their heart just because the preferred the short term benefits. Now the long term benefit is here, embrace it. You can't eat you cake and have it back... If your thinking cannot comprehend the fact that you are not supposed to be importing the fuel that you produce in the first place, I wonder which part of the world should I ensure your brain destruction because tiny brains like yours need demolishing out of our nation so that we can have responsible leadership that will be committed to rebuilding the refineries. They make it seem like resuscitating refineries or building a fresh one is such a big deal while we even have some local people in the delta who have created their own oil refiners on a small scale. |
Politics › Re: We Have No Money To Import Fuel — Marketers by deb(m): 7:31am On May 24, 2015 |
Sunnybobo3: I bet you are one of those that protested against subsidy removal.
Thunder fire your mouth there. Shame don finish for your body patapata. You dey import product wey una they sell. Why u no fit work on refining it? The fight against subsidy removal is all about getting refineries to work instead of feasting on the general public out of greed. |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Spend N4.1trillion From First Day As President – Oyegun by deb(m): 8:06pm On May 23, 2015 |
Very inspirational words from the National Chairman. |
Crime › Re: Lagos Female Politician In Alleged Human-Ritual Scandal (photos) by deb(m): 6:13am On May 21, 2015 |
nwafuluozoh: Yoruba people and juju are like the left hand and the anus. You finally have something to make you feel good and feel less guilty of the 'course' you champion on a daily basis. Good for you. We all know who the masters are in ritual killings in Nigeria. You can keep relishing in your "fo0ls paradise" |
Politics › Re: If Vp-elect Knows He Can't Do The Job He Should Resign by deb(m): 8:46pm On May 20, 2015 |
denko: He should not tell us what we know , (according to APC), he should focus his energy on resolving the issues & if he find the problems bigger than him then he should be honorable to resign his position PERIOD. Shoro niyen?! |
Politics › Re: We’re Inheriting Nigeria’s Worst Economy In History – Osinbajo by deb(m): 7:03pm On May 20, 2015 |
dunkem21: Talks, talks and more talks ..Fix the economy and quit this blame game.  We are where we are because we have shallow minds like you in Nigeria. I mean, how do we explain having a clueless man like your hero and role model in power for 5years if not for a set of people like you still existing in our society??! |
Politics › Re: Can You Take This Away From Ben Bruce? by deb(m): 9:20am On May 13, 2015 |
Kx: [size=13pt]Ben is making a serious sense.
Regrettably we are so fond of doing this in Nigeria. Somebody wakes up with fresh thoughts and cool ideas for a change and the next question you see directed at the change agent is -have you accounted for the largess you received from govt without delivering?
1. Did Ben make sense? Yes 2. Is it when he is making proposals in the interest of the masses that he should be asked to account for his previous deeds? No 3.Should he be asked to give account of his previous deed? Yes 4. Should twitter and social media be the forum/fora for govt officials and beneficiaries to give account? No 5. Can we as a people invoke FOI and or go to court and demand accountability from past leaders and looters? Yes[/size] YOU MAKE SENSE |
Politics › Re: This Ghanaian Just Finished Nigeria On Instagram by deb(m): 3:30am On May 12, 2015 |
ericiland: I blame our past leaders........
GEJ my HERO, FAYOSE my ROLE MODEL..........temitemi1 (nairaland 2015) Keep blaming your past leaders and refuse to address those who are in charge of today who could have made a positive change but refused to. Arindin. Your hero and role model says it all; shows your kinda mentality |
Politics › Re: My Ministers And I Will Be Persecuted, Says Jonathan by deb(m): 9:29pm On May 10, 2015 |
The first sensible speech that man will be making in his 6yrs of being in charge of Nigeria coming just few weeks to the end of his tenure. |
Politics › Re: Massive Traffic Lights At The 11th Hour by deb(m): 4:29pm On May 07, 2015 |
Last minute looting |
NYSC › Re: Automatic Employment If You Marry An Indigene- Gov Al-Makura Tells Corpers by deb(m): 4:14pm On May 07, 2015 |
When Nigerian politician promises you a thing like that and you believe, sigh! |
Investment › Re: Fuel Scarcity: 8 Vessels With Petroleum Products Arrive Lagos Ports - Sunnews by deb(m): 6:14am On May 05, 2015 |
Wow so I made front page cool + that's goodnews When will these set of low thinkers get a life and stop spewing front page rubbish everytime we need to read intelligent/informative post? Are there moderators on NL? It's annoying please ban those Lilly fish brains |
Politics › Re: Photos: President Jonathan’s Men Produce Evidence Of Corruption By NWC Memb by deb(m): 9:23am On May 04, 2015 |
Party of Thieves. Thank God for delivering Nigerians from their hands |
Politics › Re: Bode George Sowing Seeds Of Discord, Says PDP by deb(m): 6:43am On May 04, 2015 |
temitemi1: GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my ROLE MODEL!! Cluelessness, corruption with impunity & Thuggery are you Hero & Role model? We need to plan for you and your likes in Nigeria & expand our prison yards to accommodate you. Never shall we experience those evilish traits in our nation anymore. This is the era of positive change so get a life or we throw you to where you belong |
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor's Widow's To Sue Assemblies Of God General Council by deb(m): 10:00pm On May 03, 2015 |
ARKdiscloser7: Paul Emeka just wanted yo use this poor widows to whip up sentiment.
He has lost it all after bringing so much hatred and division in God's house.
@poster: deny that you don't have any connection with TST? Let us assume the guy has a conection, does it make sense to suffer a widow? With the kind of response you give; its obvious you are also a benefactor of the many corruption going on in the church |
Romance › Re: Guys, Some Facts About Nigerian Babes by deb(m): 9:43pm On May 03, 2015 |
Borrussia: You're wrong about Yoruba girls, they love money more than Nigerian politicians. Soro niyen? Why are Igbo boys now going for Yoruba girls lately |
Family › Re: Reasons Why You Should Not Get Married To A Nigerian Man by deb(m): 9:00am On May 03, 2015 |
TheInkheart: Reasons Why You Should Not Get Married To A Nigerian Man
It is no doubt that Nigerian men make wonderful lovers; they are sweet, kind, thoughtful, maybe not very romantic but romantic still and good in bed too. It is also no doubt that these men are very rare to come by in Nigeria. Maybe by default or societal conditioning, most Nigerian men are so not it; they are egoistic, chauvinistic and make terrible husband materials. You wonder why I think Nigerian men; at least most of them, won't make good husbands, read the reasons listed below:
-They Are Chauvinists: pardon the strong word "chauvinists" but Nigerian men prefer to stick to their bias opinion about women and their responsibilities in the home. The take the "head" duty way too serious and often push the women aside expecting them to follow their will and do as they say. If you marry a Nigerian man, you will probably end up as the less important voice in the home or wherever the man rather than as a partner you are to him.
- They Are Polygamous In Nature: In Nigeria, some men believe men are entitled to as many women as they can handle and so, they are free to marry more than one wife or have affairs with other women. With a Nigerian man, it is never certain that you will be the only woman in his life. To save yourself the heartbreaks of discovering condoms and hotel receipts in his pocket or worse, finding out he has secret children, please do not marry a Nigerian man.
- They Are Not Romantic: you want flowers, a guy to follow you to the salon, exotic lunches, dinners, vacations, chocolates and breakfast in bed? Then, a Nigerian man is not the man you should marry. They often consider these things as cheesy and unneccesary. Maybe they will try on your birthdays and valentine's day (that's if they don't come up with excuses to forget). The most romantic thing some Nigerian men will ever get for you is packs of food from an eatery or drinks and few back/foot rubs just right before sex.
- You Will Be A Nanny To A Grown Man: if God blesses you with a Nigerian man and a somehow scattered one, you are in soup. You've just graduated to being a nanny to a full grown man. You will pick his socks, shirts and what not after him when he gets back from work, even flush the toilet when he's done. Be ready to face a sulking man if the food is not ready on time or you try to get him to do something for you when his favourite game or tv show is on. You will have to pet and stroke his ego almost all the time to make him happy.
- They Have The Wife Beating Syndrome: either by societal conditioning or home training, some Nigerian men believe it is very normal to hit a woman; that is the only way to put them back on track when they are wrong. It is no secret that some Nigerian men will beat their wives and feel no regret about it; it is somehow the woman's fault the man is so angry to the extent he has to hit her. If you're not ready to lose your fine skin to the itchy palms of a man, please steer clear of Nigerian men.
Nigerian men are also good liars. They smoke and drink heavily and blame it on the society's deteriorating condition; they have to "keep body and soul together". Many Nigerian men have money problem; it is either they are misers or heavy spenders. Some prefer to show off the wealth they do not possess by living way beyond their standards. And the most annoying part is that many Nigerian men are Mr nice guy in public and Mr stingy in their homes which you will agree is not a very attractive trait especially in someone you want to spend the rest of your life with.
I know by now, some guys are already hissing and cursing me probably but it is undeniable that many Nigerian guys have terrible attitudes that make them really undesirable husband materials. I mean, it is tough enough we have to cope with the many issues in the country, men problems should not be added to our weighty wahala. We deserve men who understand us (at least to a reasonable extent), shower us with the affection we need, pamper us and make us feel very special and loved but how many Nigerian men can beat their chests that they can be the man of our dreams or at least, part of the dreams?!!
more articles n www.theinkheartblog.com and www.360nobs.com/author/alice-temitope-dako/ Soro Niyen  ? |
Webmasters › Re: Why Do Nigerians Love Cms, Plugins And Frameworks A Lot? by deb(m): 11:02am On May 01, 2015 |
I started off by coding; sometimes I use Firework to create my own conceptualized template then I embed the code to make it interactive but then came these one minute CMS (Content Management System) based only sets of web developers; the ripple effect is that clients who don't know much now want more for less
I had to re-strategize & join in the use of wordpress & Joomla. Though I find it a bit limiting to my creativity but the clients are happy. |
Politics › Re: Buhari First 7 Horrible Acts Since Becoming President Elect by deb(m): 10:04pm On Apr 30, 2015 |
Teempakguy: If we start crying before he enters office, what are we going to do for the next four years that he will be there? Oya mi lenu ooo! All these PDP sore losers ranting already. Soro niyen? |
Culture › Re: Imo State Mandatory Bride Prize List by deb(m): 3:38pm On Apr 30, 2015 |
Even Wristwatch  ?!!! This one dey look for how groom go solve their poverty problem o. |
Politics › Re: Another Buhari ‘walker’ Arrives Gombe With Over 70 Requests For President-elect by deb(m): 2:45pm On Apr 30, 2015 |
yorke1: crazy acts everywhere ...better than that edoit that said he trekked from Lagos to Abuja and baba one chance believed him and gave him an hand shake.
When you have a President elect with a dead brain, funny things abound to be happening. Part of the projects we should be embarking on in Nigeria is to destroy certain brains like yours so that we can have more right thinking people in our nation who are for positive change in Nigeria. This your "dead brain" man in GMB has got a better brain than your Clueless doctor who has been a source of disgrace to Nigerian education & only succeeded in breeding useless brains like yours |
Politics › Re: Sticky Tales Around Diezani by deb(m): 2:09pm On Apr 30, 2015 |
SHARIAREPORTERS: Let her be Buhari mite end up chasing shadows Instead for him to tackle issues confronting us, he's busy saying dis and dat. He shld as well try obj and ibb too if he is realu serious abt corruption palava Soro niyen?! Sharp sharp, you don quickly believe wetin you read. See our nation o. Anyways, me, I dey laugh o. I see how people who thought they were initially God are now desperately fearful & crying wolf.  lol I no fit laugh o. Wind don blow we don dey see the chicken yansh o. |
Politics › Re: Another Approach To The South African Attacks By Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu by deb(m): 11:40am On Apr 29, 2015 |
Well said Tinubu.
To the lazy ass & clueless followers of the present clueless Govt. I have this to say to you; Learn to read before you comment |
Events › Re: (pics) White Wedding Trapped At Imo / Rivers Borther (closed) because Of Election. by deb(m): 6:02am On Apr 26, 2015 |
Common Sense isn't common. Immediately the the date was announced as elections re-run date they ought to have changed their own wedding date too. Why subject yourself to unnecessary probabilities? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Recalls Envoy to South Africa over Xenophobia attacks by deb(m): 4:31am On Apr 26, 2015 |
BOWOTO: Lol bro, im a Nigerian who travels to Sa, if you visit there once, you wouldnt want to come back. Poverty starts from your mind set. Yours is abject going by your reasoning. |
Romance › Re: Guy Dumps Girlfriend After Taking Her For Shopping.... by deb(m): 10:49am On Apr 24, 2015 |
She's not a smart girl at all. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Open Letter To NIGERIA From A SOUTH AFRICAN by deb(m): 10:42am On Apr 24, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Rich And Handsome! Governor Fayose’s Son Looks Like A Prince In New Photos by deb(m): 6:12am On Apr 24, 2015 |
imoleay0: Do you think he needs to hustle? In African mentality, he doesn't need to "hustle" he only needs to inherit his father's loot and squander it without doing anything meaningful with it. |
Art, Graphics & Video › Re: A Nairaland Artist Gets Recognised By National Mirror Newspaper by deb(m): 6:07am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Good for you BUT did they come to find you or you paid handsomely well to be featured in the newspaper?
Say the truth & let the devil be ashamed |
Politics › Re: Photo : GMB Inspecting The Train For New Nigeria by deb(m): 5:59am On Apr 24, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Buhari Relocates To Defence House In Maitama, Abuja by deb(m): 10:28pm On Apr 23, 2015 |
Mogidi: Good to know he takes his personal security and welfare seriously. Watch your back I say, beware of Tea prepared by Tinubu or Osinbanjo.
Sai baba You were making sense initially until you started naming calling. |