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Politics / Re: Nigeria Seeks $500m Loan To Build New Satellites by DeepZone: 11:31pm On Nov 20, 2008 |
texazzpete:May be they want to build a bigger one with better power source. Iran is not 'hungry'. They have decent roads et al.Decent roads et al do not equate to better standard of living. Russia has mighty roads and infrastructures but their citizens begged for bread all through the 90's and early 00's before oil money slowly trickled down and eased their pain a bit. Russia is still struggling today. Iran is one of the poorest states in the middle east and i do not think they feed better than Nigerians unless you have lived there. Technology breakthrough, yes, but not reckless spending with 'technology breakthrough' as an excuse.We have to start from somewhere. |
Politics / Re: Nigeria Seeks $500m Loan To Build New Satellites by DeepZone: 11:20pm On Nov 20, 2008 |
@ Deepzone,It'll still fall, go to the sahara desert and wait for it. |
Politics / Re: Ekiti Govt Laments Rejection Of Unad Graduates By Banks by DeepZone: 11:18pm On Nov 20, 2008 |
fountain of olodo's. osun state should just absorb ekiti state as a whole.Roflmao |
Politics / Re: Ekiti Govt Laments Rejection Of Unad Graduates By Banks by DeepZone: 11:17pm On Nov 20, 2008 |
@deepzone |
Politics / Akinyele: Soludo Deserves Presidential Handshake by DeepZone: 11:13pm On Nov 20, 2008 |
Appointment: Soludo deserves presidential handshake Thursday, November 20, 2008 Former Minister of Information, Chief Alex Akinyele, has called on President Umaru Yar’Adua to accord the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Professor Charles Soludo, a warmth presidential handshake over his appointment into the team of experts to form a high level task force to fix the global financial crisis. Akinyele, who spoke to Daily Sun in Lagos hailed Soludo’s appointment into the high level task force, describing it as a testimony of the global recognition of his unparallel achievements in reforming the nation’s financial sector. UN General Assembly President, Mignel Descoto, who announced the appointment had said the Commission of Experts on Reforms of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank while noting that the task force will suggest steps that member states can take to secure a more stable global economic order. While expressing gladness at the appointment, Akinyele said Soludo, more amply deserves the honour of a presidential handshake in view of the special honour and recognition his appointment has brought to the country. “Before the UN would have nominated him for such important global assignment, they must have been convinced of his capability as an excellent professional, diligent and of sound integrity. Overtime, he has demonstrated his ability as an expert who knows the nitty-gritty of the finance world. “Personally, I am very proud of the appointment and should be celebrated so that those who think that it is only 419 we do here can see that in Nigeria we have a man who has been universally acknowledged as an honest man, astitute banker and of impeccable integrity. “Our Bible says: ‘Tell thou a man diligent in his work, he shall stand before kings and not before mean men. Here is our own son standing proudly before the entire world for all of us to share in the pride that goes with this appointment. “I, as a humble citizen, want to request President Umaru Yar’Adua to give Soludo a warmth presidential handshake. If those who win matches and laurels in other human endeavours are given such honour, how much more Soludo who brought a great honour through excellent performance as an accomplished professional that is universally recognised,” he said. The Ondo high chief expressed confident that the world would have to learn and benefit from Soludo’s deep knowledge of the nitty-gritty of the finance world as reflected in his ground breaking reforms of the nation’s financial sector. “I told you few months ago that Soludo has solidified the banking system in the country. Now we can put our money in any bank in the country and go home to sleep with our two eyes closed. The international world must have appreciated his expertise before giving him the appointment,” he said. http://odili.net/news/source/2008/nov/20/506.html |
Crime / Re: Lagos: 15yr Old Girl Stabs 18 Yr Old Boy To Death Over Orange by DeepZone: 11:11pm On Nov 20, 2008 |
Poverty is a curse. |
Crime / Lagos: 15yr Old Girl Stabs 18 Yr Old Boy To Death Over Orange by DeepZone: 11:10pm On Nov 20, 2008 |
MURDER At last, police arrest run-away suspect By MATTHEW DIKE Thursday, November 20, 2008 The fleeing 15-year-old girl in Lagos, who allegedly stabbed 18 years old male student, Tomola Akanye, to death, has been arrested by police detectives from Apapa Division. The oranges Bose Omagbemi, was arrested in her relative’s house at Oworonsoki area of the state, where she went into hiding. The suspect was said to have narrated to the police how she killed Akanye in Itun Agan, a village in Tincan Island area of Lagos. She claimed that problem started when the deceased bought N10 orange from her but refused to pay. The suspect, a native of Ondo state, also disclosed how she made passionate appeal to the boy to pay for the orange without success, before she was provoked to the point of holding his shirt. She explained that it was when the boy wanted to hit her with his head that she stabbed him in the chest with the knife she was holding in her hand. She said when she noticed he was dying, she fled from the village. “I didn’t know he would die. He bought N10 orange from me and refused to pay. I held his cloth and when he wanted to hit me with his head, I stabbed him with the knife. I will never fight again in my life,” Omagbemi said, sobbing. Police had earlier arrested her mother, leading to the arrest of her fleeing daughter. The deceased’s father, Arife Akanye, a police Sergeant was said to have died two years ago while his wife died four years ago. Meanwhile, the body of the victim has been deposited in a public morgue for autopsy, while the case would be transferred to the State Criminal Investigations Department (SCID), Panti, Yaba, Lagos, for further investigations. http://odili.net/news/source/2008/nov/20/504.html |
Politics / Re: Nigeria Seeks $500m Loan To Build New Satellites by DeepZone: 6:01am On Nov 20, 2008 |
the problem isn't misplace priority but mismanagement What did we mismanage? The first satellite that crashed was nobody's fault. It happens to G8 nations too. Technology advancement costs money and is expensive. Did US quit the space technology when one of their rockets( Apollo or Challenger) crashed and killed five astronauts in the 80's?. I think it's the Challenger. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:50am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi: Why is Houston Texas very notorious for everything? They lead in 419, every other fraud and wife snatching. Tufiakwa. Do you live in Houston? |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:49am On Nov 20, 2008 |
Perhaps these Nigerians don't want to be in the same area as those with bad reputations? Will that affect them in any way unless they are trying to deny their Nigerianess?. I don't know but I think that we Nigerians should be building our business empires in America by now otherwise we will end up like other black people clocking in and out for white folks. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:35am On Nov 20, 2008 |
Lmao. I've heard someone (a Nigerian) complain of this very thing, she lives in Bowie too. lol Nigerians shouldn't be complaining about that thing. It helps business a lot and aids in building a community. How do you think the Chinese achieves their success and hides their petty crimes in the western world?. Do you know they may have more criminals than we do but they are professionals in hiding themselves in their village while they are amassing money. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:27am On Nov 20, 2008 |
It's mainly igbos that cluster in those areas for some espirit de corp reason. i don't find it annoying because that is how the chinese built themselves here. By helping each others business. Today, they have majority of the gas stations and own their personal banks. Igbos like to do espirit de corp so much, why? |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:23am On Nov 20, 2008 |
Most of those transporters are from anambra state. So orange drugs is from imo or anambra? I am off to sleep jare. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:22am On Nov 20, 2008 |
yes |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:21am On Nov 20, 2008 |
I know one in German town and there is another in Richmond. It's like China town but many igbos assemble in joints, own most businesses there and live in that area too. It's like they have such thing somewhere in New york state. |
Romance / Re: Name One Reason To Cheat by DeepZone: 5:18am On Nov 20, 2008 |
naggin,disrespecting,cursing,,Amala reason. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:13am On Nov 20, 2008 |
They already know from way back that they have it biennially so if you miss one,you wait another 2 years. It's true coupled with the fact they usually have igbo villages every where in the world. May be those that are not disengaged from home can get immediate info about home from those places. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:09am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi: What of those igbos that have those huge multi million transport companies like ABC motors, ekene chuku motors, The young shall grow motors, Claudio and Alessio etc. Where are they from? Greyhound village? Where is the cosmetic and household giant, orange drugs from?. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:07am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi: How do they pass information around especially to igbos living in the diaspora? |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:04am On Nov 20, 2008 |
Mass Return is basically "reunion" for all the sons and daughters of the same town as people will return home that particular year for it. It is something one shouldnt miss. I will be attending one of my friend's town own. My town did theirs last year and it was MASSIVEEEE and if u know the nature and character of the town I come from, you would know it would be 100 times pass what other towns would do, lol What is the nature of the town? Are they too populated, rich, educated or what? |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 5:03am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi:The guy is so happy that his mind is not even going that side. Some of his friends here are getting married traditionally at home this christmas and he will be actively involved. I'll pray they come back safely. |
Culture / Re: Nigerian Male Value Culture by DeepZone: 5:00am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi: Who is to blame here? The men or the women?. I think the women are to blame because if they did not give men the allowance to do this shit, they will stop trying it. Women need to stand up and say no to foolish practices like this. The sex of a child is determined by the man and not the woman and if somebody should be leaving, it should be the man that should be kicked to the curb. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 4:55am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi: What is the person is marrying non igbo?. It's like my inlaw is planning a little welcome home marriage like party for his wife in his village this xmas. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 4:54am On Nov 20, 2008 |
Hotstepper:What is mass return? |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 4:53am On Nov 20, 2008 |
skfa1:What do I mean? Did I speak latin or so you think Lincoln Aviator is a high end SUV?. Bush man. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 4:17am On Nov 20, 2008 |
tRoOE: Before nko? na every body get money to buy a new Lincoln Navigator(My brother in law sent a Lincoln Aviator home). |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 4:15am On Nov 20, 2008 |
Chineke God!! His dad has a white two storey building in the village and he has only 3 sons and 2 daughters that are married. there is no difference between igbos christmas celebration and family's reunion by Americans mostly during thanksgiving. The only difference is that family reunions are held in different cities of their choice. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 4:13am On Nov 20, 2008 |
Wow, my family's differentOf course it wouldn't be every igbo that will participate because of financial or religious reasons. I know that Jehovahs witnesses don't celebrate christmas. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 4:11am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi: They don't need one because his father already built a very big mansion that has over 20 bedrooms, a ballroom etc in the village with constant electricity. My sister said she'll come back with a trailer full of pictures because it's her first time. |
Culture / Re: Igbos And Christmas Love by DeepZone: 3:54am On Nov 20, 2008 |
*osisi:I was wondering because my sister and her family are travelling to igboland this december and if you see how her husband prepared for the thing financially and otherwise, you wonder whether there is something else happening apart from christmas. He even bought cognac, wines etc from America and shipped them home since june. My sister shopped a lot of other stuffs they packed in the SUV he also shipped last september for the same christmas. So igbos have that culture way before the christian era? |
Crime / Re: Father Murdered By Son , Aged 8 by DeepZone: 3:41am On Nov 20, 2008 |
i have done so. |
Culture / Re: Igbo Men And Their Mama by DeepZone: 3:40am On Nov 20, 2008 |
This girl you're bad.I bet you TOH will enslave her one time NY style. All her pay check will be channeled through TOH's account. but seriously are you engaged to an Igbo man? Our men like "fire women" like you Could be why chimezie married my sister that hated igbos to a fault but surprised me the day he brought one home as a suitor and trust me she brought a very very handsome one with a fancy college degree. |
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