₦airaland Forum

fstranger3:
I am most impressed by Mansur Muhtar. he is not always given adequate recognition for his role in helping Nigeria 'pay off' her debt to the Paris club. This article goes along way to demystify the myth behind the 'inimitable' prowess of Iweala.

Deziani Allison-Madueke, the then Minister of Mines and Steel Development, was described as "ineffectual" and said to have done "a poor job in her last Ministerial position as Transportation and Aviation Minister". The Americans remembered her more for having wept in public at the state of disrepair of the Lagos-Ore Expressway while serving as Minister of Transportation. After several interactions with Bagudu Hirse

proudly9ja:
This was Obasanjo attending the groundbreaking ceremony for the Light Rail Mass Transit Project which should have been constructed by CCECC.

Jen33:
Is it just me or is there something about this picture that makes you say, ''Yes, this country has a future. This country can actually work.''? 

wesley80:
Gej's campaign has been devoid of the name calling and mudslinging that has characterized the campaign of his opponents right from the infamous days of Atiku to the present gang of finger pointers.
Right from the outset, Gej had pointed the direction he's campaign would go when he said 'I have no enemies to fight'. Omeri was way out of line to have tampered with the one thing that had stood Gej's campaign out from the whole bunch - Decorum and therefor deserved to go. credit to Gej, he's kicked him out. The man deserves praise and nothing less, but trust NL's online mongrels to start yapping about what he didnt do instead of appreciating what he's done.

is a 98-passenger fully air conditioned coach, with fans

OAM4J:
There is nothing wrong with it, am just saying we would have celebrated something much  better if only Yaradua had not cancelled the railways contract obj had with the Chinese in 2006/7

There are some progress not worth celebrating, especially when you realize you could have done/achieve something better within the same period.

BTW, this is nothing new; it is only a reactivation/glorification of what we had in the 80s.

Mr Jonathan told the new ministers that he will meet all of them in two week’s time when they will agree on “ministerial milestones and targets” which they will sign and religiously follow.

FibbA:
If u can't play by the rules, get your own house. No complain.

eghost247:
simple as ABC

On a plus side i can also speak Yoruba however if you heard me you'd probably laugh b'cos my British accent interferes so it sounds very dodgy, nonetheless i really want to do this NYSC, i would like to teach little kids in 9ja a way of giving back to the community , come on people its up to us the future generation to bring Nigeria back up , i think Nigeria has a lot of potential but a lot of us are giving up on it and settling for the west which is a great shame

dayokanu:
A year ago, Nairaland was pro Jonathan

After 12 months of mumucious leadership, the table has turned and Nigerians are fed up

Explaining the reason for the Contact Centre, Emmanuel Ikazoboh said it is meant to serve as the first point of contact for the investing public and other stakeholders with the NSE.
“The staff members manning the Centre are expected to receive enquiries, complaints or suggestions from the investing public as well as other stakeholders. People are expected to phone between 7.45 am and 6.00 pm Monday to Friday on 07002255673 and make their enquiries, lodge complaints or suggestions,” he said.


Ikazoboh added that to derive maximum benefit from the Centre, callers are free to use any of the three major Nigerian languages of Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba, in addition to English Language.
“The market, we know is information drive, hence nothing would be spared in our desire to further bridge the information gap between us and investors on our Exchange,” he declared.

Pharoh:
Guess good luck haters has not seen this or they are not able to give any useful comment?.

hercules07:
I am aware that a Microwave network is being built for the NRC (I consider the plan a waste of money), they need to make sure that peeps who work in Lagos can come from Ibadan and Abeokuta, that should be the first consideration, if they can do that, they will make so much money that they will be able to expand the network, the consumers are there, they just need to be smart.

Kobojunkie:
I still think Yar adua made a huge mistake by cancelling/modifying the original project in the way he did --  We could have been celebrating world-class rail in some cities by now if he had not done what he did.

Fhemmmy:
What is the effect of this on clearing and its cost?