₦airaland Forum

Seun:
It just shows that she's no fool.  The value of the naira is controlled by the CBN & not the Finance Minister.

hugooh42:
Some big girl's would not like the ideas of sharing their kitchen with others.So i think having separate kitchens are Ok.

Dirac:
I am sick and tired of all these anti-abroad postings, I wonder how they make it to the front page.

Thirst4Lif:
You have to be joking!! Clearly you haven't picked up a Nigerian newspaper in the last 30 years.

kunlaxo:
why do people not realy want to come back home self, in the same Nigeria dagote was able to grabbed the world richest black man from the so called tax people according to the latest ranking, i can not advise people contrary to their mind, oga if u think Uk system and taxes is almost killing u and u can manage it forever stay, but if contrary better come back to Nigeria and enjoy your life with less tax and thinking before somebody go commit suicide again, instead of thinking and given yourself high blood pressure pls come home and God will prepare a place for u since he created u a Nigerian for a reason, remember if he wants u in uk nothing cost heaven to make u black briton or white man, no place like home their is a reason for everything u can come and invest in oil and gas business,transportation,cement production, me i love ma country because God did not make a mistake to brought me up here, i can go to uk for holidays and return back.

sylve11:
u can imagine




despite the development shape Nigeria is going to take, she can never looks like the one 'n' only UK when it comes to tax

warripekin:
Exactly what i am talking about. For example, I started out working in the oil industry in Nigeria before venturing into my own business. Today, i can proudly tell you my businesses span oil and gas, dredging and maritime and real estate. I am presently looking at agriculture as the next cash cow for me. All these happened within the last 10 years. The problem with most nairalanders is that they are too afraid of the unknown and they are scare mongers. If the OP has what it takes, then Nigeria will be profitable for him considering his experience. But don't expect an easy landing.

Nigeria may very well become a leading space nation in Africa soon, as the Federal Government Thursday said the launch of the 32 million-pound satellites, NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat –X, is due for July 7, 2011 in Yasny, Russia.

Seidu Mohammed, director general of the National Space research and Development Agency (NARSDA), disclosed this in Abuja at a press conference to announce the launch of the nation’s third and fourth satellites code NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X.

The DG also revealed that the two spacecrafts- NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat –X and their launch vehicles scheduled for Thursday July 7 have been adequately insured at 18 percent of the total cost in line with the global practice.

Mohammed explained that the Nigeriasat-2 is a high-resolution satellite with a 2.5m GSD in the phanchromatic channel, an improvement on NigeriSat-1 which had a resolution of 32m.

Nospecto would ordinarily have gone to any of our banks to get funds for their business, but it decided to get the funds directly from the public, they invest this money in legitimate business, make profit and share it amongst their investors. So what happens, a lot of people started moving their funds from the banks and giving it to Nospecto, because of the better returns.

The Vice Chancellor promised that the university would foot the medical bills of the injured students.

kenny33:
vor u can try d american club in vi mostly white fellow and dere kids