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Zutchy: Why must everything have racial undertones with you people,instead of you to be asking whether the new people are performers who will achieve what they've been appointed for,you in all your simple mindedness have decided to play the tribal card,SHAME ON YOU.

its not a new thing, in the past when yaradua/obj was there he was accused of the same thing, so what's the big deal if this one gets a bit of it

phresh air

Good move NOI

Chubhie: Am getting impressed..I hope he has enough hard evidence to nail them finally just in-case they decide to fight back and make him look dumber.

He seems to have a good heart and good intentions. I wish him a lions heart.

dont think this dude is interested in nailing anybody to be honest, he'd rather let you go and enjoy your loot and let peace reign

and what do you mean 'in case they decide to fight back'

moonraker: this thread was made in 2006.

Gbamu!!!!

we are in 2012... anyone see any trains around

Compared to this SA speed train thread opened in 2009

https://www.nairaland.com/344002/africas-first-underground-bullet-train


smh

otokx: Quite costly

compared to the amount nigeria is spending to maintain the single gauge, its damn cheap!!

im not talking brick fencing btw

first, hats off to you engineer

I might not be using the right terms but I know for certain some bases are fenced off wherever possible and some areas are protected by cables/wire fences


not really interested in the technical jargon of how they are built but perhaps you can lecture us on the safety aspect of building them, thanks
whose main responsibility is it to ensure people don't build houses/shops underneath, in place where there is high population/commercial activity would it make sense to wire fence them or not?


[quote author=Tayo-D]@Dis_Guy,
First, do you want to point out to us all where in the picture you attached the transmission line is fenced off so no one could stay underneath it?

Second, are you sure you want to have this discussion with someone who designs and builds transmission lines for a living? Are you sure you know jack about what you are talking about?[/quote]

On time and on budget


where is our own

cough cough

[quote author=Tayo-D]@Dis_Guy,
This is perhaps the most st*upid statement I have ever come across on nairaland. Going by how many of such stupid statements I have seen on this site, Dis_Guy has really achieved something special.[/quote]explain oga, Why are tranformers in estates fenced off, why are even smaller generating sets kept in an enclosed area of factories, where in the world do you see power companies allowing access under these sort of cables transmitting electricity from one region to the other. You dont just allow people build shacks underneath transmission lines, what are health and safety officials employed at PHCns for? to protect their staff only?

when someone interviewed him on CNN the person was accussed of being disrespectful

no we know its not polite to ask mr president difficult questions o

[quote author=High_Chief]And our own amala professors will be bootlickin the politicians and will not have the courage to say the truth. I weep for Nigeria[/quote]Our own professors would quickly be sectioned; by his tribe, then his party affiliations even if he/she has none, then he/she will be linked to one general or the other


imagine his handlers actually making him the VICTIM lol

Eziachi: You don't have to look far to see one- His wife Patience was his student.
When he said with a bare-face about caring less about asset declaration and even pushing Yar Adua to do so, shows how corrupt the guy is. A teacher who was sleeping with his own student (Patience) you don't expect him to be on the front line of moral crusade.

Its unfortunate that some silly people make out his dullness as being mild.
I have always said it that- one thing I can bet my life about Nigeria is the fact that any new leader will be worse than the one he/she succeeded and I had never been proven wrong till this day.

Abeg if na curse make you stop am o!! surely we cant get someone worse that this!! we thought yaradull was bad (was he bad or just slow)

“137; 1c: “A person shall not be qualified for election to the office of President if under the law in any part of Nigeria, he is adjudged to be a lunatic or otherwise declared to be of unsound mind.”

chie this Prof. must be a buhari supporter or a Northerner or SWesterner

dem disturb you ni?

why are nigerians bothered about saudi arabain sportsmen?

fm7070: I wonder why some Nigerians don't value their lives. I discover that power line has negative distance effect of people living under it.
I have seen many places where people build houses directly under the Power Lines. If Government demolish those houses, we will begin to complain.

demolishing the house is an after thought, people shouldnt be able to build houses there in the first place, the govt/pchn should have an estate and facilities department and also monitoring dept to prevent people from go as far as building on their property

na so pictures come scarce for naija attraction so? if its your London/Yankee holidays na, una go don bombard us with efrytin
these thread would be in the 20s by now

deenee: We are all to blame for the crisis and I will say without doubt that we are in it for the long haul if we don't change our mindset. No doubt, "models" are good for forecast, sensitivity and scenario analysis purposes. My question is can they really quantify how far
a man's "avarice" will take him?


[b]I recently watched the infamous video clip of "Mr Integrity" [/b]stuffing wads of dollar bills into his hat and at that very moment I asked myself certain questions? At what price? This is someone who has been in the house for 13 years and makes an estimated 1/4 of a billion naira in allowances per year and is rumored to be a favored candidate come 2015. Models are as good as the level of the avarice of the individual that develops them. It is this avarice that compelled Citibank to rack up billions of worthless credit swaps because the models predicted them to be a good investment, even when the crisis was at its peak.


No amount of qualification, quantitative modeling or certification will change this until we are able to control our level of greed. The irony is that man by default is selfish and the game of finance is a zero sum game. The billions have not disappeared as posited by one poster. It is just that some people have made a lot of money whilst some lost a great deal at the same time.

really?

those might be the training/warm up outfits

hussyhassy: U better go back to where u belong if u there join u ll never win forever stop immitating d west they r made to expose their body pls remain reserved n earn ur usual respect frm d pple pushing may Allah destroy this negetive underdevelopment in holy land amin

^^^ show jumpers are all covered up, no exposure needed, in fact i think they can enter women into many sports that doesnt include showing flesh

kayaking

archery

etc

2good: First, it is not PHCN's responsibility to prevent people from selling under high tension wire as there are other government agencies like Kick Against Indiscipline(KAI) etc. responsible for that.

You speak like you are not in Nigeria where government agency like KAI regularly arrest these people, seize their goods and immediately the KAI official leave, people come back. Infact the KAI officials are insulted and labelled wicked for seizing the goods of these people. What else do you want government to do?

it's PCHN responsibility to ensure their cables/sites are cordoned off so people cant trade under them! juts like train companies would get the blame for not blocking off acess to their train tracks, you build things with safety in mind not the other way round expecting people not to go there

montana

e be like say u don too tey for our dis contry hehehe ^^^

love is beutiful thing na skibanj sing am jor

[quote author=Sisi_Kill]Saudi Arabia will enter women. . .

Hehehehe. . . that sounds so dirty!!


@ Topic
There is hope yet!! [/quote]main reason why i clicked, thought the front page moderator twisted the OP's title

shocking i tell ya!

moderator oya flog yourself!!

Would be nice if you could post picture you took yourself, not of people o

But interesting and affordable though, would be ideal for a long weekend

How about getting there?

Customer Service?

Why wouldnt you want to exercise?

You MUST exercise!! Make sure you take part in all the camp jogging and activities

mbulela: folks should get a lawyer to read through the stuff they are signing.

just for car insurance? haba

wont rule it out!

I mean why would private companies require applicants to include their LGA, and state of Origin etc on their CV

“In any event, it is not as if government has abandoned the situation at home. Security agencies are there, they are on top of the situation.

they are always on top of the situation!!

Demdem: These two legal licences should be withdrawn for ridiculing the judiciary

Pronto!!

Kobojunkie: ^^^ The President's party holds MAJORITY in both the House and Senate. Enough of the inane excuses please.




http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm#NigeriaPoliceForce

I said this about his/their failure to pass the PIB bill (with a majority) and i got the same lecture, northerners this northerners that

what happened to all the suspects they have arrested, what happened to all the information about those funding these terrorists?

ochukoccna: Can anyone in the system [UK} give me the 411 on the above places viz a viz student life
1] Newcastle
2] Liverpool
3] London[ been reading some comments about this city from the thread already, seems it quite an expensive place for students]
4] Oxfordshire
Thanks

1) Newcastle; cool city, reasonably priced flats , especially if you rent a whole house with friends and share the bills, in areas where student population is high, the prices are a bit steep, the social life is decent very affordable night outs, cool calm town, just dont get drunk too often. Trains to London are expensive so you must book well in advance!

2) Liverpool; Me na kno!


3) London; You already know, you're most likely to get carried away chasing paper here. If you wanna study in London, you need to settle down quickly and focus!


4) Oxford; Large student population with 2 universities and several colleges, things are surprisingly expensive, Accommodation can be pretty expensive, cos most decent one are close to universities, the rest you will need to get buses, but its very cycle friendly Neat city, very vibrant social scene loads of studenty things to do, it would help if you don't restrict yourself to only Nigerian crowd to enjoy the city; as there just a growing nigerian/african population hence very little activities targeted at them. Coach to London is cheap and frequent

Starrylady: Lmao!!!!!..try hit yoruba man car,[/b]mk u c wetin go happn! If oduduwa no cm dwn cm beg am... Den b ready 2 commit homocide! Na [b]dem no get power bt dem lyk trbl! Moderator abeg no barr me o!

you hit someone's car then you accuse them of liking trouble

story story

wetin cocern agbero with over load, they are just giving out more script everyday

wetin concern househelps with big man, like he is the first to visit the house

release the video lets see dishonourable reps