jonnyjustcome22:
Do they really understand what they are doing at all because anywhere in the world train is always cheaper than car or bus. The country is moving backward instead of forward.

naijadrivablog:


1. More passengers will drive the transport fare down. Compare fare of taxicab to Danfo to Lagbus.

2. More fuel economy as a result of infrequent stops. (whether diesel or charcoal powered).
3. etc

miky:
lol the problem with Nigerians you think everything is free

The same people wanting bullet like trains and fast trains want to pay 1000 naira, thats 2 dollars for a ticket..

Una no well

Reference:
What is wrong with you folks. You shout train!, train!, we want train! eh. Now Nigeria has mortgaged the future of her children's children to give you train. Billions of dollars in debt and you want to be paying 500 naira....one miserable dollar.

How much of one dollar will buy diesel, how much will pay staff, how much will pay for maintenance....how much will start paying debt. You folks better get real. If you are all too poor to go by train then there is no hope whatsoever of development.... kai, this is serious.

Has this become a white elephant already...kai...kai....were there no economists involved in the planning...?

naijadrivablog:
Are you kidding me? Train that should be cheaper than road transport

Blue3k:


None they're still dragging their feet. I'll set alert for it.

RalphJean:
I saw this somewhere today.
I ain’t no finance person.
Please, can someone kindly explain this to me in English language please?


PS: I can understand if it explained to me in Ijebu dialect too.

erico2k2:

ahah If I talk nah dem go gather me wan beat, I heard that you can only deposit cash payment max 300 in every 180 days and its via pay point no physical bank

tshoboy:
I must have missed when it was discussed on the thread but have we noticed that IHS fee is now £624 per year?

Lexusgs430:



Ibeju Lekki, yes.... Spot on.....

Lexusgs430:



Kpele....... Best to put your money in a fintech bank and manage 2% monthly...........

Am I a risk aversed person..........

pocohantas:


Sometimes you have to give Nigeria (or people) a break, especially when it is not the standard.



That said, the writing is fine. I am sure a woman wrote that.

CSTRR:

It is worse over there.

Though Na their age mates go dey lamba dem.
And they would learn how to use birth control pills a lot.

At least in Nigeria, there are still some culture.

BigDick70inch:


Jesus..
I really wanna give birth to a female..cos my mum never had one..
But..on the other hand am somehow scared..

Dfazz:
E family , should I be worry about my current TB result, I entered the UK in October and went for the latent TB test last week, just received the test result now POSITIVE. I am worried

erico2k2:

Bro say no more if anyone like vex but I stand to be corrected, its those in these categories that castigate people going to Invest in Nigeria
1 The lack the business environmental knowledge in Nigeria
2 never done any sort of business before, straight from Uni to the Uk or any abroad
3 have no money
4 have no papers
5 pretenders
6 kids
etc

LagosismyHome:


Hummm one chance prediction ... our people keep voting in bad leaders .

Perfectsouth:
my kids will never suffer the consequences of faulty foundation.. Here on out, I just want a way forward.. I want to cut all ties with this family but how do I go about it with my kids with them?

ElRapido:
I stay in Osun and I can boldly tell you everything up there is BS.

Haywhysat:
Oyetola is indeed a silent achiever, we in osun know he is working.

amNIGERIA:
The Kaduna-Abuja train broke down again halfway in the middle of the bush, no one explain anything to the passengers up to 2:00am. This is Chinese loan investment that is not up to 2years and has broken down twice within 8