₦airaland Forum

Nonybb: How stvpid could u be, wat concerns u with wat i posted regarding her. Might ur gaddamn business and leave my life alone. I was even more honest to post it but y'all are pretenders and fakers. Some of u here quarrel with ur mum all the time but comes up to pretend. Who are u deceiving

Calm down,i understand how you feel...Spewing it out will help you a lot and i hope you find a place in your heart to forgive her of her bullish act...Now you've got to move on....

Back to the topic:
Nice one praiz,it`s good to put a smile on your parents face...To be a parent no be small thing oooo.

Serioulsy, i am tired of this religious issues,how long will it take God to answer the prayers of conquering poverty that has neccessitated the over flow of an auditorium that is built to contain #1 million people? Now an additional 1 billion naira is needed to build an extra auditorium... #povertyisasin.

@OP and those searching for job,just dont give up...Do not concentrate on the pay just focus on how to get something doing,as they say the beginning is always the most difficult...Me no search for job oooo,after NYSC father moved on to the other side of life,quickly,quickly he was comitted to mother earth and i got my share of inheritance...Na so life take start for me and now i be employer with employees....

Longeria: Dear governor

................... Good morning sir.
I say good morning to you even when it's after noon, because your own day is just breaking. To be sincere, your administration proved that young people can perform administratively. How the success got to your head to the extent of insulting the president, I don't know. Did you Still remember how you tongue washed him at Vanguard newspaper award ceremony? Can you tolerate that from LGA chairman? As you're the leader of PDP in rivers state, so the president to the Nation. You know how you manhandled those who disobeyed your orders, how you expect to be pampered by the president for disobeying him by contesting NGF CHAIRMANSHIP, I don't know. Bible said, obedience is better than sacrifice, but you prefer to disobey now your sacrifice resign. See, when war is declared, two things are involved, either you kill or you're killed. Like a broken glass, the trust Jonathan have for you can never be amended, and those who urged you to fight him are now making peace with him. Your denial of not having a Presidential ambition is like crying after the head is off. Put on your thinking cap and........
THINK.
LONGERIA
Portharcourt

How does the political career of governor Ameachi lies with the president..It is your breed that are mischief-makers who are bent on creating disaffection between the governor and the Presidency as stated by Semenitari,otherwise,you should understand that it is the coonstitutional right of the governor to contest the NGF election irrespective of who the president has anointed and cannot be coarced to resign for an election he won overwhemingly,it is simply undemocratic..The anointing of candidates by political fathers is one huge landmine that has catapultated miscreants,pedophiles and drug addicts to various political positions thus bringing the country to its deplorable state..We need progressives like the Rivers State Governor and not as****s leaking butts who believes that 13 is greater than 17 and 5 is greater than 32 or whatever...You are a mere paper tiger as stated by Deputy Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Leyii Kwanee.

Pastor PLC: The way Nigerians insult Jonathan is quite shocking. The same people that claimed through the mentally retarded animal {Fani Kayode}who called himself a historian, and foolishly called Nigerian 3rd Marine Commando a "Yoruba Force" that the Ijaws are related to them in culture, still want to pull Jonathan down by all means.

There is nothing wrong if Obama invites him.

Please, my post is not to insult the entire Yoruba race, only that PLC is a bit back for few days on Nairaland.

My wife delivered a bouncing baby boy here in Sweden.

Congrats!

Back to topic:
Obama should tell our presido how many people he should come with ooooo and not his entire cabinet, entire security and his entire household including his mother on Nigeria tax payers fund.

[b][/b]My wife delivered a bouncing baby boy here in Sweden.

Congrats!

Back to topic:
Obama should tell our presido how many people he should come with ooooo and not his entire cabinet, entire security and his entire household including his mother on Nigeria tax payers fund.

Nice post....Number 10 is cool but while trying to make people have a sense of belonging dont let them over run you or take you for granted especially Nigerians..... #2 is also correct.

25Calibre: Look!! All these things you mentioned are nothing but nonsense and hokum, just like the placebo effect, they look like they work, but in actuality they don't. It's all on your head.

When a proper opposition encounter you with those things, you'd be made mince meat of. Haven't you stopped to ask yourself, if all those things work, why cant Nigeria use them to excel in sports competitions like boxing?

Ask Samuel Peters the treatment he received from klitchko when he thought he could step into the ring with black magic and no training.

Bros, relax seriously those who were in secondary in P.H as the time I mentioned will tell you it works, u must play by the rules.

PortHarcourtBoy: Bro I dey feel u wella

Blow drop and darkness cover

Baptist vs Njiko, Comprehensive vs Enitona

Diobu vs Town

If you no grow up for PH in the 80s and 90s, waka pass, no ask me wetin I dey write

Aboy I feel you.....was in Baptist then and grew up in a rugged street in Diobu...Going to Uni outside P.H changed my orientation.

It works but I cannot really partake of it right now...I also did stuffs like blow drop, breeze no fit pull stubborn grass from ground, stab no enter, bottle breaking for head, and their is this weird one that was done with little pins,broken blades and bottles that if I punch you they will automatically enter your body,there is no medical cure until I give you the antidote, signs for good and bad events, if u see lion face u must fear ( ur opponent cannot look at your face)and so many more...This things worked perfectly back in the days,if you had your secondary education in port harcourt in late 80's to 90's then you should know what I am saying.

Boss13: Fashola deported some destitude from the street. I was not opposed to that. I supported it because they are a security risk to us. But to address your question, these are visible problems and it affects every Lagos residents. Why pretend things are okay when they are not actually. If these things have not been sorted out why take up drums and start to sing and chant Fashola is working.

The quality of life in Lagos is generally poor even with your money. The environment is still very dirty. We have mad or semi-mad people running around Lagos. We got wind of news on the Lagos residency permit that should have kicked off since June, it was even advertised (I saw the bill board on Ahmadu Bello way VI). However, we are not hearing anything anymore.

Now lets talk about roads - Go to Alimosho LGA my brother, if your car comes back the same come and collect money from me. It is taking CCECC almost 2 years to finish Ago Palace road and also only 1 section of the road was awarded. Almost of the roads in Lagos have been constructed. They went bad because of neglect. So Fashola is only repairing roads. If he was constructing be ready to pay toll gates (I do not support that).

Fashola has done nothing in providing water. I dug bore hole myself. He is yet to improve the security situation in Lagos (Though I understand he is limited here due to centralized policing). He has done little in providing jobs and yet we want to make Lagos a world class city.

Thank you...I will take my time someday to interview people from Alimosho Local Government area,what is there crime against LASG..The community is so neglected.

vedaxcool: Almost got it, but you should know the following;

Morsi was elected by a majority in a free and fair election

Morsi actually handed some cabinet sits to the opposition

An Egyotian court voided the Parliamentary elections, leaving Egypt with no parliament

Hence in the vacumm, Morsi had to resort to issuing decrees as means of making law

during the same period Morsi empowered a shura council consisting of every segment of society, charged with making a constitution for Egypt

Before Morsi assumed full power, Egypt military head, Tantawi, issued a decree giving the military more power than the president, and Morsi had to then retire Tantawi and then revoke the decree

The Shura council, then came out with a constitution for Egypt, though some members of the council had boycott the councils after numerous disagreement, then the constitution was put up for referendum , which 65% voted yes. ---> if the majority of Egyptians voted for a constitution who are we to call such a constitution names? if opposition had any merit to its name, it would have mobilized people to vote against such a constitution, but guess what they didn't!

Morsi repeatedly offered talks with the opposition yet they refuse, they even threatened to boycott the elections which were suppose to hold 2 months after the military coup, again if the opposition had any worth it would have mobilized its supporters and those against Morsi to vote a new parliament which would have power to review the constitution and even remove morsi legally from power yet they choose the shortest illegal route because they have no political weight!

May your days be long for speaking the truth...

Where are the human right activist and NGO`s who ought to fight for this children? When it is was oil subsidy they dragged the children to the streets now they have all gone into hiding...What about NANS i heard it is a political party now.Anyways, i will not advice the students to take to the streets as such protest would be hijacked by hoodlums and the end result will leave a bitter taste in our mouth...They should simply all go on hunger strike in there respective homes and when they start looking very skinny after 2 weeks without food they can post it on you-tube if they are really serious with their future,at least it will draw a global attention to the plight and history will be made..

funshint: Hey mister I'll urge U̶̲̥̅̊ not to be blinded by whatever the western media(CNN and Aljazeera) might be saying. Egyptian military is quite different from what we have in Nigeria. Egyptian military are loved and respected by the people. Infact they so much repose a lot of confidence in them that they consider them the custodian of Egyptian politics. Fine the people actually elected Mosi into power but they later realised that they've made a mistake based on these reasons:
1. Morsi passed a decree aloting absolute power to himself; thus any decision taken by him cannot be questioned or reversed. Thus portraying himself as a potential dictator even far worse than Mubarak.
2. He excluded other stakeholders from participating in the administration of the government
3. He was seen as been more committed to party interest above national interest
4. Decent into radicalism and sectarianism which was already dividing the country down to Egyptian family units which actually portends grave danger to the future and existence of the country. Remember Egypt is a secular state and not an Islamic state like Iran or Pakistan.
5. No significant improvement in the economy. Infact things were getting worse; thus Morsi was seen as grossly incompetent as President.
6. Reduction in tourism which was one of Egypt's mainstay. And this was due to collapse in security as a result of the Islamic agenda of Morsi and attack on Coptic christians.
7. Muslim Brotherhood was seen to have a far more greater ambition beyond the presidency. Agenda of establishing the radical form of Islam which is not in tandem with what the Egyptian people stand for.
8. General loss of confidence in Morsi and his party "MB" which was seen as not representing the interest of Egypt. Rather they were seen as "TERRORISTS"
Now U̶̲̥̅̊ talk about democracy; d power of democracy lies with the people and if people lose confidence in whomever they might hv elected to represent them; they can retrieve the power from him. That's d beauty of democracy and what has happened in Egypt is still within the context of democracy. Egyptians had lost confidence in Morsi and his party; he was told to stepdown but he refused thus they called on the military which has a lot of support from the people to come and save the situation. The MB whether U̶̲̥̅̊ like it or not is a terrorist organisation. So far several ammunitions have been recovered from their protest ground, more than 16churches hv been burnt; about 49 security officer have been killed, atleast one Egyptian general has been murdered by dis so called "Peaceful Demonstrators". Even if Egyptians want democracy not under MB. They are basically Terrorist who must be flushed out by all means necessary!!!

I am disturbed by your post which is a distortion of the truth and tailored to suit your view,the west and Anti-Morsi Egyptians.The first truth which you failed to acknowledge is the fact that President Morsi is the first democratically elected president of Egypt under the platform of the Muslim Brotherhood Freedom and Justice party,duly voted for and elected by the Egyptians and by the current constitution of Egypt the military has been stripped of it`s powers to sack a democratically elected government. In exception of your first point of given absolute power to himself which was done to forestall the truncating of democracy by the military,all other points you raised are unfounded,lies and insecurity of the west and Anti-Morsi Egyptians..Do not forget that after public out cry president Morsi was humble enough to reverse his decision to have absolute power.

Going by your claim if the Egyptians no longer want Morsi in power shouldn`t they wait for the next election to vote him out? If the Egyptians wanted Morsi out why did they not speak with one voice as against what we are seeing on international cable network news? Lastly,it will be good for you to know that the supporters of President Morsi have spent 40 days or more on the streets without any report of violence until the military moved in to silence them by killing them in dozens...Today the death toll is more than 500 and over 3,000 injured is that the best way for Egypt and Egyptians

Dont believe everything you hear,most are lies....Do the homework yourself.

I support the idea of the Government taking necessary measure to tackle draconian international policies targeted at its citizens but such measures should be able to address the injustice and not merely a flexing of muscles to show that if you hit me,I go hit you....I hope FG will come up with a sustainable policy to counter this draconian policy of Britain against the Nigerian people. The policy was taking by the British Government supposedly to protect its country's resources that is been over stretched by illegal immigrants, ours should be targeted in protecting our country and resources been stolen by not only the British but the entire western world.
#FGshouldmakeNigeriahabitableforNigerians.

[quote author=Über-Pissed]INEC presidential forms come with a facsimile copy of buhari's filled form which serves as a guide to first time aspirants.[/quote]This cracked me up...However,i love the disciplinary stand of Buhari,Idiagbob regime and truth be said that is the kind of tough rulers (not leaders) that Nigeria is in need of right now,a disciplinarian and honest individual but i am afraid that Buhari has lost this good qualities of his; considering the criminal record of individuals in his APC just like PDP...If voted will Buhari have the courage to prosecute those indicted and those accused of fraudulently converting state fund to their personal use with pending cases in Court? It is all about politics and as at the last time i checked Mr.Buhari you are free to contest the election if given the opportunity but the Nigerian Electorate will decide your fate... #2015tinsonmymind.

enyice: Nice one Fash', lets hope the duration of those contracts is not like that of lekki - epe exp way that has lingered for over 6yrs.

Or that of Jakande,Bucknor-Isheri to Ijegun Road...
Award of contracts for projects of this nature are a welcome development,however,the Governor has to ensure that the duration of the contract as submitted and agreed to by all parties is adhered to and also ensure that fund are disbursed at the appropriate time to enable the contractors complete these projects. Long live Lagos State! Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

[quote author=banki]Government appointments go beyound ministers....my brother please fault el rufais claims on content.

My response is based on the below extract from El-rufai`s claim:
According to a report issued by Governance and Sustainable Initiatives Ltd., entitled Analysis and Lessons of the Current Geopolitical Distribution of Federal Appointments, the Jonathan administration is said to have favoured his home state of Bayelsa 200% times more than the next states with the highest federal representation..

I am yet to see the statistics used by Governance and Sustainable Initiatives Ltd. to derive their claim may be you can help me to find it,the report lacks facts and figures and as such it is a wild claim targeted to bring ridicule to the office of the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

eGuerrilla: So, in a sense, Bayelsa has the highest number of technocrats/intellectuals per head out of all the states in the federation. This is the central plank of your argument, right?

Can you list how many Ministers are from Bayelsa State?

I thought El-Rufai was a technocrat,he is the one playing the Ethnic card to curry cheap political favor and not the reverse as claimed on the report of Governance and Sustainable Initiatives Ltd.,entitled Analysis and Lessons of the Current Geopolitical Distribution of Federal Appointments. Jonathan has refused to follow ethnic and tribal lines in given appointments to avoid having square pegs in round holes as we have had in previous administrations that have brought us to this state of quagmire..In decent democracy appointment is not about ethnic group but about who can do the job perfectly and deliver the dividends of democracy to the people irrespective of your ethnic group. The question is, Should the President appoint unqualified and incompetent individuals as Ministers just to pacify Ethnic groups or should he appoint qualified and competent individuals irrespective of your ethnic group to deliver on his electoral promises? El-rufai is a cog in the wheel of progress of this nation who continues to think and see Nigeria as a national cake that all geo-political zones must be equally represented to have the largesse shared equally...

Okoro2015: Muslim Brotherhood with their extremist ideologies. Kudos to Egyptian millitary (Mind you they are Muslims but with liberal thinking). Nigerian Millitary should replicate same here, from Maiduguri up North, Through to State of Osun in the West.

Did President Morsi a candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood rig the election that brought him to power? Egyptians voted for him and if they were not comfortable with his policies,the right thing to do is to wait for another general election and vote him out and not to use the military to truncate a democratic elected government...Unfortunately,Egypt will never be the same...Obama is no better than Mugabe or Saddam Hussein for failing to protect a democratically elected government ousted by a military junta.

it is natural...love the fresh air while pee****ng outside which you can`t find in the closet(toilet).

Only the strong dares to be different.......Lolo be cool if that is what fits you, I love you with our without your hair..

Spencervivian: If you are in school and your parents can keep on paying your school fees and you're in your final year dropping out isn't an option and there this guy that is willing to sponsor you all you have to do is "you know" and you are already sexually active is it wrong

It only depends on the xteristics of those who brought you up and you are a reflection of them otherwise you should know that there are one million and ways to go around your predicament without resorting to fu...*****cking your fathers friend....It is wrong, immoral and prostitution is prostitution, if u like operate from hotel, or street or from school.

[quote author=Okija_juju][b]Yeah! The government is the one to change the laws and enforce them but you and I know that wasnt where you were heading with that post of yours. You wanted the government to build a 10-lane super highway there to ease the traffic congestion brought about by the presence of these churches on that road, but failed to point out that these churches dont pay taxes and dont perform any form of social responsibility acts. You just made a blanket statement of the 'government failing to live up to its responsibility' without telling us what these responsibilities that they didnt live up to are.

Yes I dont think this one is the fault of the government. If Adeboye completes he 3km span auditorium, then all hell will break lose on that road. Infact!! I wonder why the government would even grant him a permit to build such a structure? The HSE risk involved with such projects is already astronomically high. Now from 1 million church capacity to 1 billion.. That road will have the mother of all traffics.

Now the last paragraph of your post makes no sense whatsoever. Where did I say I hated Christianity or other religions in my post?! You even rushed to judge my religion by my moniker, isnt that funny! You being an atheist now makes you better than others abi?! lol! My guy, atheism wasnt founded on the principle of humanity, but rather on the belief that their is no 'Supreme being', which technically is itself a 'belief', cos just like the deists cant prove the existence of a supreme being, so can Atheist not disprove it either... #Geddit?!

[/b][/quote]Dude will Adeboye build the 3km church without a building approval from the government? The issue is not with the church but the government that is a slowpoke and dragging its citizens into this mess and we should hold them responsible...The church will have no choice but comply with whatever regulation the government hands over to them because their activities are governed by the law and don't forget the law should not be meant to cripple their activities but to ensure that they carry out there activities without breaching the right of other citizens plying that road

Orji Kalu should use the 14 days ultimatum graciously to pay his tax which he has been duly notified on three occasions.Every property owner in Lagos State pay their Land use charge or their property is sealed,i have a similar property close to my house...He should not bring ethnicity to defend his irresponsibility...He should learn how to set good example for the young generation of Igbo`s who are property owners to play by the rules and be law abiding rather than bringing in ethnic sentiment to curry cheap favor from Nigerians and particularly the Igbo`s. As a Nigerian Youth we know those who are our enemies be it Ibgo,Hausa,Yoruba,Ijaw or Middle Belt...WE SAY NO TO ETHNIC AND TRIBAL SENTIMENT. The time of sealing the property is inconsequential as claimed by Mr. Orji`s aide, he should understand that he who comes to equity must come with clean hand.

samuel900: Do u know how much ur senate president use to buy 2face car? Obadare is a man of honour.

How do you honor the dead? By spending whopping 35million on his burial? In his motionless and speechless state? A sane mind will rather use those fund to open a foundation to promote his ideology thereby given the younger generation more opportunity and creating more Prophet Obadare...It is a waste of public fund.

[quote author=Okija_juju][b]Please shut up with this government excuse..

Do these churches pay taxes?! So we should use tax payers money to build a 10 lane road to accomodate entities that make trillions of Naira/Dollars every year without remitting 1 cent to the government.

The churches should be held accountable. There is something called social responsibility you know.. The solution is very simple, start by taxing all churches, secondly adjusting the law to remove Churches and places of worship from the 'Charity organization' category and plcae them under a special category where they would be made to pay taxes, forced to pay their organization workers atleast minimum wage and also make them carry out some social responsibility works in the community in which they operate.

Look at Adeboye about to build a 3km lenght/1 billion man capacity church on that same road, do you think that making it a 10-lane road would be able to accomodate the traffic that 1-billion people moving in one direction would cause?!

Please leave the government out of this.. What the government should do really is build a toll plaza on that road.. Yeah!! This would really piss off those churches. By the time their members sleep in traffic for 2 days enroute these churches, attendance would drop automatically..

Or better still, ban roadside parking.. Any car praked on the road would be towed and will only be released for half the value of the car. [/b][/quote]I hate when people make comment or post just for the sake of posting...
Now these few questions below arises from your above submission:
1. Who will compel the churches to pay taxes if that will solve the problem?
2. Who will adjust the laws to remove the churches from the category of charity organization?

Is it not the same government that I have placed this burden on its door step?

Though you claim to be a worshiper of our ancestor you are not better than the Christians and Muslims who sees their religious belief as superior to others thus referred to as religious bigots...Now your hatred for Christianity has turned you to a traditional idol worshiper bigot.....I am am Atheist and it is founded on humanity, respect for the rights and privileges of others.

Those who chose to play the divide and rule game, promote superiority of one ethnic group above the other against the general interest of Nigeria will never get my attention...I am not a political progressive and a true and unbiased progressive...Long Live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.