Big big kudos to Osaze,he has been a very consistent player for club and country over the years,even though i thought he shouldn't have gone to Russia to play at all,he deserves to play in a bigger league.
Am particularly happy for him becos he's one of the very few players in the history of the EPL to win 'player of the month' twice in a season with the likes of great players like Thierry Henry,Dennis Bergkamp,Wayne Rooney,etc.
Congrats Man!!!

The "INCENTIVE" to go "cashless" is in the "cheapness, smartness, ease, safety and security of the system; NOT SOME FUNKY-MALLAM who graduated in Islamic Studies from Sudan university, IMPOSING FINES ON YOU FOR WITHDRAWING OF SAVING YOUR MONEY! And you still reserve the right not to take advantage of it!
How do we expect a "Sharia-Graduate" to properly "drive technology" properly? The innate lapses will always come-up at crucial times like this.

Thus, what are we going to do, to ensure "MOST" houses have access to a decent Broadband Internet Access? What is the government and Sanusi himself going to do about this, FIRST' before IMPOSING "CASHLESS" ON US?

Or are we just a Nation that punishes its people, even when they are not given or have an OPTION?
Lets put FIRST THINGS FIRST, before we start copying GOOD THINGS from Abroad.
Am not saying going cashless is not good, it is very desirable.
Those talking about it as "providing business opportunities" for jobs like "Merchants" should have asked themselves: How come we dont have CCTV Monitoring for our streets and important locations, as obtained in the U.S? How come all our street lights dont work 24/7 as obtainable Abroad? How come EVERY HOUSEHOLD still has to sleep under the NOISE AND FUMES of Mechanical GENERATORS, in the 21st century? How come we are still short of fuel (better under GEJ) and Kerosine, even when we are a major producer of Crude oil and we are not under any sanctions like Iran (who apparently produces enough fuel/Kerosine and exports the excess?)

Finally, any sensible NATION with good leaders WILL ORDER ITS PRIORITIES of a "Scale of Preference" (as we were taught in O-LEVEL Economics) and "solve them" from the highest, to the lowest!
Which is more important to Nigeria NOW: being "Cashless" or having the tools (Power and Internet Broadband) to become Cashless in future?

Cant we for once, LEARN TO CRAWL BEFORE TRYING TO RUN? Are we a jinxed nation? What manner of "Leaders" are ruling this country sef?


I agree with almost all ur comments and observations but i think in a way you have digressed form the main issue and misdirected your grieiances at the wrong person.Do not forget that Sanusi has a job to do and if he's proposing this at this point in time,it is left for who ever has appointed him to put all the other pressing issues in the scale of preference as u said.What has Sanusi got to do with providing us with good light,internet services,etc.He's doing as much as he can in the banking sector and i think other people that are appointed to provide Nigerians with these other amenities should be doing their jobs too and be responsible at that too.
I totally feel u in terms of doing more other things that directly impact our daily lives rather than priortising a cashless society at this point. As u said we need to learn how to crawl before walking rather than trying to run. We actually seem like a jinxed nation(God forbid) at times.
GEJ for the next 4yrs, can he provide us with all of these?

Unfortunately we wont get anywhere or move foward with all these name calling and abuses.Lets be matured enough to analyse issues and share vital information here. Anyone with the latest on elections results in OYO and OGUN?  Also,from this moment lets start to campaign for[b] BRF in 2015[/b],we need people like him as our next president.  PLS GUYS!!!!!

They initially killed and buried HITV but now they have just sealed their coffin, too bad

Though not married, am engaged. Meeting my inlaw for the first time, unfortunately, my father in-law is late, so I only met the mum, wasn't really bad. I felt relaxed because my fiance has already told me that he has d final decision on whom to marry, especially since he is the first child and the breadwinner of the family. Though meeting her at first, she was a bit cold, I even had to ask my fiance if she likes me, but later she opened up, and told me she just wanted to be sure am for real and good for her son. The first time I noticed she actually opened up was the day she saw me washing my fiance's clothes, that was before I bought a washing machine becos e no easy to dey wash men cloth especially jeans.
The main thing is, understand your fiance or fiancee, know what he/she thinks about u, if he/she has decided it's you he/she wants, just be calm and be your natural self, u will be accepted with both arms.
And did I remember to tell you am the apple of my mother-in-law eye, lol, she could not even hide the joy on the day of our introduction , that even my siblings were telling me that my mother-in-law likes me so much, lol
God help us, I pray that the love we have now will not become bitter when we finally get married o, AMIN JESU

Nice episode, am waiting for more nairalanders to comment becos i avnt met my fiance's parents yet and she is d last child of four females so i am really thinking and imaigining what 's in stock for me. .But i am very hopeful though esp as a guy when the father starts to ask questions like ''what's ur plans for the future?'' , etc.

But if this story is very true,its a really sad one.For how long do we want to continue like this? N100m monthly on campaign Na only God fit save us here ooo,in the midst of so much poverty.