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Shouldn't the title be : Look who invest in Public healthcare?

El Guapo:
'Overused'? Thats what u call it, ever heard that Wilshere was angry for been omitted from partaking in the recent U21? After a Season he almost got featured in every Arsenal game then England's main team! U call it Serving the nation's call

No I didnt hear wilshere was angry, I heard he wouldn't mind- it's one thing when players want to play every game its another thing when Experienced coaches/managers and health professionals encourage them to take a break. At the age of i think 19, playing in different parts of teh world in one season ,flying to SA just to play 2 games out of a champions then being told to travel back immediately after a match- that is foolishness in my opinion anyone that has the guts to tell me that is an incompetent inconsiderate coach- one day you are playing at 30degrees, immediately afterwards you embark on a 12hr flight, to play at 5-10degree, then one coach want you to take another 12hr flight back after the match to play a match on another continent?

Teenage footballers always want to play all games it's up to competent forward looking coaches to ensure they dont just put someone with a name in the squad- they put players that are well rested playing at their optimum

I call it getting used most especially knowing what will happen to you when you get injured or clubless!

the fuss is about the frequency with which he is used, calling player to young player to play so many matches in the middle of a season (he is not even settled in to his new club) and for meaningless friendlies

if he were to be playing some leagues the coaches wont even dare, you think any top club will want to buy a player that will be over-used by his home country during off season or mid season even

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-699359.0.html

this topic should be locked, I think you are deliberately ignoring topics that are misleading especially as they are capable of being consumed by tribalist
the main issue in the linked cant be discussed with such titles

kalokalo:
Quick question: if cement is really much more expensive in Nigeria than neighboring countries, how come cement is not being smuggled from the same countries into Nigeria? After all, every other good that is cheaper in neighboring countries are smuggled into Nigeria.

By the way, how come every product Dangote sells is not smuggled into Nigeria? I am yet to see smuggled cement, sugar, flour, salt etc. The only time smuggled rice disappeared from Naija was when Dangote was selling rice. They could not compete and were forced out! How does he do it? His products are even sold in the same neighboring countries.

the question should be how do THEY do it, they are obviously very big sponsors of the government and direct links with CUSTOMS, they have loose ends covered, the only people that are successful in smuggling these stuff are custom officers or people that have close connections to customs at border areas but they bring it (rice) in relatively smaller quantities that wont hurt a fly

[quote author=EzeUche! link=topic=698588.msg8591871#msg8591871 date=1309055801]We the Christians of the East do not want Islamic banking!

That is why I hate being in this country. We don't want it, but it is being forced on us just like the OIC! [/quote]there are over 20 banks in Nigeria, why are you itching for a bank that doesn't even have a branch anywhere near you, even unity bank that is seen as a northern bank do you bank there?

Weird that Christian universities in Nigeria makes it compulsory for 'all' students to go for 'holy worship' and no agenda or script brouhaha

you'd think someone will quote economists, bankers or manufacturers but NAAA they will bring press releases of BISHOPS like what are you smoking mate?

manny4life:
I know that the topic discussion on here is about Islamic Banking itself; however I was talking about in the broader aspect, how SLS made it Sharia complaint. If I recall correctly form prior threads and news link, he said for banks to be participate it this type of banking they have to e "Sharia Compliant". I can't really state the requirements they had to meet to be Sharia Compliant; the compliance stirred up the fear amongst banks and even the pending lawsuit against CBN, i.e. if I quote correctly.

those that want to operate as or called Islamic bank have to be sharia compliant, those that want to operate as non interest bank do not
that's my understanding even though i'm not following it fully- Any regulation or policy from Sanusi/Northerner is seen as some sort of agenda or scripts
any from a southerner is seen as the best thing since slice bread

No wonder Many Nigerian players cant play up to the age of 30 at the top level

Just because a player is not complaining, You as a coach or association should use your judgement to calculate the number of games he has played and consider if he will be at his peak

Whatever happen to protecting YOUNG players especially after gruelling season playing for his clubside shuttling in for just 2 games in a tournament

In a country where there are millions of players begging for games, one would expect some sort of rotation. It is not about messi or wiltshire playing for junior teams but the number of games they play at short intervals

manny4life:
The question hasn't been about Islamic banking, but SLS said the banks have to be "Sharia Compliant". Banks have to follow sharia laws, bringing in Sharia has voided the conventional banking wisdom and introduced religious bias

what do you mean? the Question through this thread HAS certainly been about Islamic banking!

d) When you check-out the landscape in 2yrs time and you discover that suddenly, majority of Bank CEO's (including privately owned ones like Zenith!) are Northerners!

The length some people will go to scare the living day light out of their uneducated followers, just the same way the almajiris are bombarded with untruths or scary postulations

AjanleKoko:
@post,
Dude, you have this kind of money to pay agents?
Christ, why are Naijas so dumb?

in fact i'm tempted to start my own travel agency

@mikkyangel, i thought you already studied abroad+worked abroad in the past, why are you relying on an agent?

seasonal effect, dem Jonathan catch some people for mugu, ask cement sellers what usually happen to the price of their products during rainy season

When is the CITY coming to Lagos?

i'd love to be on a cruise, hopefully when I get married!

On a serious not anyone earning that much that doesnt have a business or a specifically a house bringing in cash for him in Nigeria or anywhere else for that matter- e get k leg

Even illegal immigrants are able to build houses for themselves just before the boys in blue get to them!

Sorry, I mean squeeze past their cars, the parking space left if too narrow. but yea big belly syndrome

Reflector:
Naija big gals on campus who don't come from rich homes have Aristos footing their bills and those without a standy Aristo do RUNs to make money.

Bros o, this Aristo business model is not sustainable o,
what if the Aristo business plan vanish with time, 25 years ROI no be moi moi,

It's crazy!!
and guess who was the Attorney General, commissioner of Justice during his reign:our fresh faced highly 'respectable' Ajumogobia- i wonder what he took saw during his time in office, chop clean mouth yarn oyinbo for dem!

his wife has just be elevated to the Supreme court/Court of Appeal

wow nice!!

I'd say Ibadan seems to have a distinct look especially with the architecture it has more character, not just copy and paste like in some parts of the ocuntry

what did he even say will happen if they dont reduce their price? is he going to spank them or tell them to kneel down?

you are not, Magnus Abe – Commissioner for Information said, “Let’s not be overly judgmental…The satisfaction of the people may not always be about food and drink.” are ya?

http://www.hrw.org/en/reports/2007/01/30/chop-fine

what you want to see if the money is actually in their account to believe the personally ripped off the people?
with a $65000 a day travel allowance in Nigeria with empty hospitals

Odili was the Leader of the state, the leader of the militants, the leader of the cult boys and assassins

he took a lifetime* injunction so no one can take him to court

no we are wondering why the schools and hospitals are not costing the same or more than the state building and more importantly why they are not as stocked up as the fridge in the government full of cristals

he is a mallam, any resistance will be met with snobbery in the future with the excuse mallam should be grateful for being included in the first place

I know what I am saying- ask musiwa G. Lawal

jonced:
Let me add to my response above that the Finance minister cannot sack the CBN gov., but the senate can, please read further comments above.

the islamic bank will be hijacked by extremists who will practise their own type of islamic banking. Do pple not know that the kind of islam practised in northern nigeria is one of the most radical forms of islam, someone was said that it could only be compared to that of Afghanistan in the whole world. If pple think in practise that those banks will give non muslims loans, i'm surprised at their naivety. They would not openly say they cannot give such loans, but there would always find a reason not to approve the loan. This islamic banking is definitely not what the country needs at this critical time, maybe later. The mindset of the citizens is not tuned to accommodate it. Not with all the bombings, religous killings and growing distrust among the major religions. We need to be careful, as this form of banking will only increase the tension btw divergent reli
gous beliefs and further draw us apart. There is such a thing as doing the right thing at the wrong time, and i think that applies in this case.

has islamic banking been practised before or you plucked this conclusion from the nearby river?

so you mean there might be an ethnic/tribal reason diamond bank is not giving me loan to pay bride price?

naijaking1:
We have entirely failed to nail IBB, OBJ, and all those suspects no doubt, maybe in a 100 years time our nation will write about them. Meanwhile, don't forget that my point is about a layman, like me, or maybe you simply picking up and running away with an incident because of our different background.
I have seen people described as ostentatious simply because they had a vehicle for work and business, in reality those people were struggling to make ends meet too, but attheir own level.

No, I'm talking in context of the documentary and looking back comparing that statement highlighted with the current fresh air programme
my point wasnt about the layman doing his business sipping champagne, but a governor living  like everything was under control in his gloryland

They return to the coast and a meeting with Peter Odili, the Governor of one of the main States. In his headquarters, which his spokesman said had cost 200 million US dollars, and over a bottle of Cristal champagne he tells Unreported World that the violence will soon die down and that he has plans to develop the area and bring in jobs for its inhabitants. Meanwhile, the violence continues, the pollution remains and for the Delta people this most precious commodity is not a blessing, but a curse.

Channel 4OD

Well done mekos keep them coming!!! _{( i thought you were Igbo initially)}

tom28:
What good life do you guys have in the uk?
Many of the nigerians i have seen in the uk [/b]are as broke as hell and the only ones who seem to be comfortable are the ones who engage in crimes like internet scam and drug traffiking.Yes the Uk is the hotbed of 419 and many crooked nigerians flood to the uk like ants to  sugar and make it large while the law abiding ones suffer.Apart frm that the [b]nigerians in the Uk are being stalked all over by white skin heads and crazy jamaican gangsters.Take a look at the number of nigerians who have been murdered in cold blood in london by carribean gangs.And to top all that you guys give out almost all your hard earned money to the royal family.The way i see it the queen and her family are just feeding fat out of you ppl.London is not all that and frm what i have heard it is quite a dirty place with refuse all over the area.Jeez London is looking more like the lagos of old.

which one is it?

you have seen many Nigerians in the UK

but

from what you have heard about the UK


how does a skinhead differentiate a Nigerian from a Ghanaian,Caribbean,Kenyan?

where is the anointing water 

erm did you watch the documentary?

the champagyne had a rrp so i don't need to know how much was paid for it!
have you seen the other documentary about bayelsa state too, its not about the bloody drink!

so we shouldn't criticize the likes of IBB too cos we haven't 'gathered evidence' or his case is different he aint from the ND

naijaking1:
Can we all just stop this 'crab-in-a-bucket' mentality.
I support no corrupt public official, but since when did osentation become a crime in our country. Note that what is ostentation to one person, maybe a necessary standard of living for another.
Please try and find reasons to convict the man in a court of law, instead of coming here to preach "ostentation" If you can't, maybe you should enjoy his $200 champagne while it last.

it was the government house, not his private house, how can it be a standard of living?


He is a crook!

Chxta:
Saw the same interview, and have waited 12 hours for my South-South friends to come in here to condemn the man since you started this thread. No one has come. This thread was ignored. Goes to prove what I said here and have been saying for months on Nairaland that our South-South brothers would rather look the other way when the crime is being committed by their kin.

In any event, you want to listen to the interview here is the podcast. It is free to air, just click the link. If I can get the full video, I will put it up on my blog. . .

hmm VERY TRUE, shouting phresh air all over the place

Where's the invite?