Politics › Re: Soludo Says Aganga Is Either Ignorant Or Lying by DisGuy: 2:24pm On Jan 31, 2011 |
and a number of you just come here trying to pull the wool over our eyes all in support of your personal people then get upset if we dont gobble it up!
why didnt this fine gentleman wield the big stick knowing the full they were accumulating huge debt or passing debts to poor customers or you think those half baked customers deserve it?
Iweala is probably doing more for Nigeria at the IMF than this 'tap Dallar economist' that got all his grades from the same uni, the same uni his dad even lectured in- that thing should be abolished people should be told to move elsewhere after studying 2 degrees in the same department of the same uni!! |
Politics › Re: Soludo Says Aganga Is Either Ignorant Or Lying by DisGuy: 2:08pm On Jan 31, 2011 |
how to make the world around him a better place? paaaaaaaaaah
No wonder he allowed those bank thief steal and get his own cut- according to some he also had plans to clean up the mess, thereby earning a tidy amount in the process as welll probably getting 10% of any amount given by amcon
'when the market is booming they make money, when the market is depressed they make money - that's Soludo's style, he loves his own voice so much he couldnt resist coming out immediately afterwards
okonji iweala doesn't want to change the world around her? we know why Soludo is not sitting in some top spot outside- the lure of dirty money is too much and the scrutiny outside nigeria will have been too much
the FSA and not Merving King is responsible for financial regulations |
Politics › Re: Soludo Says Aganga Is Either Ignorant Or Lying by DisGuy: 1:47pm On Jan 31, 2011 |
KnowAll: Soludo has suddenly become an ardent apostle of Hind-sight Politics, " I was going to sort out the exposure the banks had" we all know hindsight policy makers are no policy makers, Soludo could not have bitten a hand that was turning out Naira note towards his way like water running from a tap. It would take a man selfless to himself and the nation to stop the rut and that mouth watering prospect of making a handsome killing.
Thank God Islamic Sanusi had a diffrent orientation to many Southern Elites who out of not knowing what to do with the excess cash stolen and embezzeled from the nation result to perverse inhibitions, " I am sure we all read how Igbenideion indulge in a sexual tryst with 3 pretty white girls in an hotel room all paid for by money stolen from selling Edo Shares" and how a woman friend Orji Kalu died in his house after excessive exhuation.
On the other hand Aganga should not have answered Soludo since the Finance Minister is the boss of the CBN Governor, he should have left that to Sanusi and Sanusi knows where it hurts when it comes to Soludo.
Secondly Aganga could not have done anything if the Cin C says he needs a certain amount of money for some special projects bearing in mind we are in an election year, and to add salt to the injury the country did not have an administration in place for 3 months between November 09 and Feb 2010, only God knows what the Taminu's, Turai's and the Aodooka's of these world have done with our common -wealth during the absence of a substantive President. Well this is the fact that Aganga and Johnnie didnt come out in the open to expose anything or even send the EFCC after them says a lot. . . at least sanusi put the blame firmly on someone's footstep, these two have been doling out money even on the last day of the year Not once has the Finance minister come out to caution the government about its spending and even the 2011 budget is not different |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada by DisGuy(mod): 1:06pm On Jan 31, 2011 |
Cuddlemii: Well I got an admission into Lambton College for Information Technology Professional Graduate Certificate program but its so expensive apparently I had wrong figures for the tuition fees before applying so I can't attend.
I have another admission in Calgary which is affordable, but its a Fast Track Certificate program of 8 months with 8 weeks practicum or internship and I am so passionate about this IT program, the program is mostly dominated by men so I might be the only female, I want the challenge and hands on experience is so fascinating but I am scared of the Canadian embassy. Would they give me visa for an 8 months Fast Track Certificate program? Wont they be wondering why I am not doing a masters degree or PGD instead.
Some people adviced me to get a letter from my office claiming that I would coming back and that the program is useful for our operations .e.t.c and Thank God I am an IT personnel in my company so the letter should sound convincing.
What do you guys suggest.
FYI: I am not applying for a masters degree cos I have a 2:2 and Memorial University doesn't have an IT apart from Computer Engineering. Secondly, Its only Lambton College that has a graduate certificate or PGD in IT but I cant afford it.
Thank you and happy Sunday to everyone maybe you should try and convince them that you will be using the certificate to apply for a master/pgd what are you going to do after studying? |
Computers › Re: Globacom Submarine Cable - Glo-1 by DisGuy: 8:06am On Jan 31, 2011 |
no be only fish go chop am, mami water sef go join inside if mami water no fit chop am dem go enter inside the broadband come catch you from inside laptop o ask your pastor for guidance  |
Politics › Re: Soludo Says Aganga Is Either Ignorant Or Lying by DisGuy: 6:01am On Jan 31, 2011 |
even though Soludo is an ***wipe This is exactly what we need strong opposition to the government from 'experts', professors have been silent on the economy, they just go on strike for money instead of criticizing or supporting the government or analysing policies. If a foreign newspaper had written this it would have been 'oh they are trying to rubbish us as usual' Goodluck Jonathan is a weak dodo and its rubbing off on Aganga ps some parts of the articlue read like the usual nairaland net-beef  |
Politics › Re: Can You Imagine An Igbo President? by DisGuy: 8:46pm On Jan 29, 2011 |
Fashola Vs Soludo Vs El Rufai or some random Alhaji
many people will connect more with the populace than others |
Politics › Re: Can You Imagine An Igbo President? by DisGuy: 8:39pm On Jan 29, 2011 |
Obiagu1: When you say represent the Igbos, the person has to be Igbo to represent the Igbos. We have numerous qualified people to do a better job than we've seen so far in Nigeria which you'll agree with me have been a very poor job so far.
When you say represent the East, then any Easterner can do the job. Absolutely!! there are a 1000 and one, even plenty of them that shone in the past 11 years since democracy, crossing the fence of 'naija' politics is another thing, chances are they will be against others that can work with other tribes without trying too much |
Sports › Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by DisGuy: 8:29pm On Jan 29, 2011 |
medjai: Yet another win for Bukola Babes. They beat Heartland 1 - 0.
Sharks also defeated Niger Tornadoes 3 - 0. Two goals from Victor Ezeji to take his season tally to 5. He's now the league's top scorer. Victor Ezeji added the other. Heartland couldn't even get a draw against the new comers, the babes are really they Blackpool of the league I told you that country can be a cesspit sometimes- they cancel the sponsorship deal with MTN, thats what you get when you add 'sweeteners' to contracts- some people feel left out esp in a country like nigeria where cake sharing is the norm |
Politics › Re: Can You Imagine An Igbo President? by DisGuy: 8:25pm On Jan 29, 2011 |
Most of these posters were born after the Civil War and they continue to hate the Ndigbo. You said time heals everything. No. There is real anger amongst Igbo youth. Everyday we are hearing our people are being targeted in the North. I thought we were Nigerians?
Everyday, we have to suffer the ridicule, the slaps in our face and the disrespect of our people. Enough is enough. There will come a day when the Igbo rise up, and you better hope that day is not not near. Because the way things are looking in the world, Nigeria could implode at any moment. Yea, amongst those online sometimes one will think the only people in the house of assembly, pdp ministers are Hausas and Yorubas |
Politics › Re: Can You Imagine An Igbo President? by DisGuy: 8:17pm On Jan 29, 2011 |
Odein is still majorly a nobody to most of Nigeria, even the SE. That why he will be a better candidate to represent the Igbos, he has an acceptable face and i'm sure someone in his family is from igbo or has an Igbo middlename like azikwe  Lets be honest without rotating the presidency or 'fairness and equity' i don't see this happening so soon they don't like anybody- if out three candidates Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo even in a fair and free election |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Takes A First Jab At Jonathan----"resign Now, He Says"! by DisGuy: 4:15pm On Jan 28, 2011 |
pixiraver: Theophillus Danjuma? LOL This is laughable, he is one of the most corrupt Nigerians ever! Such a man should hide his face in shame. YES o THAT IS THE SAME PERSON GOODLUCK INAUDIBLE JONATHAN HAS GIVEN A PROMINENT POSITION IN HIS GOVERNMENT OF CHANGE  |
Politics › Re: Assassination Threat By Sms by DisGuy: 4:13pm On Jan 28, 2011 |
Ujujoan: Na wa oh . . .
Nobody should send that kind of message to me abeg . .  ok, give me your number let me screen it out  |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Takes A First Jab At Jonathan----"resign Now, He Says"! by DisGuy: 2:11pm On Jan 28, 2011 |
Pro Jonathan shouting TY Danjuma is corrupt DUHHHHHHHHHHHH why is Jonathan giving him work then? |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Takes A First Jab At Jonathan----"resign Now, He Says"! by DisGuy: 2:08pm On Jan 28, 2011 |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=594003.msg7616547#msg7616547 date=1296162435]Excerpt from a conversion between Ribadu and his friend. . . . . . Date 2006
Friend: yellabai( big man in a repected manner), How is work?
Nuhu Ribadu: As you can see we are on it(said in a swagger manner)
Friend: thats very nice. this one you are in my house today i hope you did not trace any amount of money to my account(bursted in to laughter)
Nuhu Ribadu: Hell No!(said with pride)
Friends wife: Now came in and said good evening.
Nuhu Ribadu: Hey! long time. i thought you are supposed be to in kaduna?
Friend's wife: asked my husband he made to resign my banking work to come over to be sitting at home in abuja
. . . . .[/quote][quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=594003.msg7616674#msg7616674 date=1296163618]. . . . . Nuhu Ribadu: what! you have to work.
Friend's wife: smiles
Nuhu Ribadu: what did you read?
Friends wife: URP urban and regional planning.
Nuhu Ribadu: take some seconds and ok. coose between FCDA, PTDF, NNPC. . . .
Friend's wife: uhmmmm. PTDF(cos of oversea travelling allowance, oversea training opportunity and a hide out. i.e escaping people radar)
Nuhu Ribadu: ok. takes out phone and make some calls. tomorrow's morning they will be expecting you.
Friend's wife: thanks
Nuhu Ribadu: haba! for what(in a swaggerish manner)
10 oclock tomorrow's morning friends wife was at PTDF office. . . .low and behold! somebody was assigned to wait for her and was even lamenting that madam we have been waiting for you. funny enough she had to choose her department and she is still working there right now.
ALL I WANT IS SOMEONE TO DRAW HIS ATTENTION TO THIS POST AND I WILL LAY IT BARE! WHAT DO WE CALLED THE ABOVE ?? i guess is creating corruption not fighting it. so, stop making HERO out of ZERO.[/quote]Funniest shizzle i will read this yea PS i typed that in a swaggerish manner i even smiled with pride after pressing enter ffs reminds me of the na we do am text come meet me for ait make i gist you |
Politics › Re: Can You Imagine An Igbo President? by DisGuy: 1:33pm On Jan 28, 2011 |
1025: every igboman can do better than our past presidents. if anyone is to imagine anything, i think it will be imgining nigeria having the first woman president in the name of Madam Dora or Okonjo Iweala. i have to mention these two names as internationally certified products of igbo land and nationally tested and trusted made in nigeria products. in their positions as Nafdac and finance bosses respectively, they have done better than any other minsiter anyone can mention as far as nigeria is concerned. they lived above board and have been the only reason for anyone to say that there are still very few good nigerians. as long as nigeria and nigerians continue to shy away from these realistic truths and revealations of our time, we will continue in our round-about system of movements. yes I totally agree with you nna! but not doraIf/When an Igbo person becomes president, he should choose a female Hausa/Northerner, that should be an interesting match up Odein Ajumogbia for Igbo presidency  |
Politics › Labour And Productivity: An Obscene Bugdet! by DisGuy(op): 10:49am On Jan 28, 2011 |
Members of the House of Representatives, who met with the Minister of Labour and Productivity, Mr. Emeka Wogu, protested against the ministry’s spending of additional N184 million on trips last year without the approval of the National Assembly.
Only last Thursday, the Presidential Advisory Council (PAC) headed by former Defence Minister, Gen. Theophilus Danjuma, took the campaign against high cost of governance in Nigeria to President Goodluck Jonathan in Aso Rock, Abuja.
But the elder council’s pleas to the President for a cut in the overhead costs of Ministries Departments and Agencies (MDAs) seems not to have meant anything to some public officials, including ministers, whose provisions for overhead costs in the 2011 budget are considered outrageous.
At the defence of the 2011 budget of the Ministry of Labour and Productivity yesterday before the House House Committee on Labour and Productivity, Wogu asked the lawmakers to approve N622.5 million for the ministry’s foreign and local trips.
Curiously, the ministry spent N285.7 million on local trips alone in 2010 as against the N128.6 million appropriated for that purpose. He said of the ministry’s N9.13 billion budget now before the National Assembly, N300 million would be spent on local travels and N322.5 million for international tours in the current year.
But the committee members were not happy that the ministry spent over N184 million as extra expenditure on trips in 2010 without the consent of the National Assembly.
The ministry also spent N263.1 million on foreign trips last year as opposed to the N78.85 million appropriated for that purpose.
In his defence, Wogu said: “There are many international labour conferences and meetings worldwide that are mandatory for us to attend. These include three meetings per year holding in Geneva. Each one costs an average of N40 million; the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Ministers of Labour Congress, African Regional Labour Arbitration Centre and Organisation of African Trade Union Unity (OATUU) and others that cost an average of N20 million per trip. They are mandatory meetings of which Nigeria is executive member in some of the bodies.”
On the local travel and transport components of the budget, the minister said: “Specifically, we had travel commitments of over N71 million that could not be accommodated due to the revised budget of 2010. We believe that an increase of up to 60 per cent in the proposed budget could be reasonable.”
The NN9.15 billion budget of the ministry is made up of N8.283 billion for personnel and overhead costs and a capital vote of N775.9 million. The proposed personnel and overhead costs are N4.995 billion and N3.288 billion in that order. 
Earlier the panel’s chairman, Ado Dogo Audu told the minister that the meeting was necessary for the lawmakers to appraise the ministry’s performance in 2010 as well as the justification for the 2011 proposals.
Other highlights of the ministry’s budget include N250.5 million for the training of “500 members of staff across various cadres in the headquarters and the 36 states of the federation, N72 million for security services, N52.5 million for cleaning and fumigation of the ministry’s headquarters and the 36 state offices, and N70.2 million for meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, among others. Pure Waste, millions of workers working in dangerous environments up and down the country this minister prefer negotiations Labour unions instead of actually pushing for conducive working environment like the countries he visits for 'mandatory' meetings Guardian |
Business › Re: Home Business/start Up Business In Usa and abroad by DisGuy: 10:40am On Jan 28, 2011 |
jeremiahb: In UK do either of the below and be ready to attend alot of parties
DJ Alaga Iduro\MC Photographer Make up Artist Party Entertainer Event Planner\Decorator Cake Designer
A useless DJ in UK earns nothing less than £150 - £200 and a good DJ the sky is your limit Too true, my friend earm 150-200 for home/hall parties and much more Djing at the clubs |
Phones › Re: How Can I Change From Mtn Post Paid To Pre Paid by DisGuy: 10:21am On Jan 28, 2011 |
702: Iginla: kindly give me your contact, wud need 2 call u since av gt like 3 guys wantin d change inclu. me. tnx Donsimon: @iginla, I am interested, Kindly provide your contact details to enable a better corresponding. Thanks as I'll be waiting to read from you. I see just asking for his address eh |
Phones › Re: How Can I Change From Mtn Post Paid To Pre Paid by DisGuy: 10:13am On Jan 28, 2011 |
Donsimon: @iginla, I am interested, Kindly provide your contact details to enable a[b] better corresponding[/b]. Thanks as I'll be waiting to read from you. the other dude did it without collecting Ignila's number couldn't you guys do the same instead of asking for a number? perhaps he wasnt even suppose to be doing work work on this site |
Politics › Re: pictures-Asaba International Airport Project (under Construction) by DisGuy: 9:54am On Jan 28, 2011 |
very slow!! |
Career › Re: Ajanlekoko, I Need Help! by DisGuy: 6:02pm On Jan 27, 2011 |
doubt he'll have the resources for mba, cfa etc and more so His main target now is to get out of the house and earn some cash get stuck in
I'd recommend you approach all or any investment/accounting company you know, especially their HR or if you have a contact however small the firm is
Offer to work for free for a period of time to gain some experience in this new sector Offer to work as a junior admin, I know most naija companies for some weird reason still require their 'basic' admin staff to have a degree or even ICAN sef, offer yourself to work part-time, or some few days in a week just to get a feel of the environment and on the other hand you might get tips one applying for jobs in the sector, you will build networks, might be recommended to another firm or even offered a role as a paid staff
You'll get a lot of Nos but be persistent, tell them you will do anything, it doesn't even have to be formal, just someone to proof read the documents, go over some presentations, do some basic data entry, basic excel, send correspondence, help organise meeting rooms, help organise training schedules, talk to anybody that mention Stock, invest, capital market anything |
Fashion › Re: Suit For Sale by DisGuy: 5:48pm On Jan 27, 2011 |
Very nice offer |
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by DisGuy: 5:38pm On Jan 27, 2011 |
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Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by DisGuy: 4:48pm On Jan 27, 2011 |
AjanleKoko: Government makes the NYSC compulsory for everybody; whether government or private companies. I honestly do not know what sanctions are available if you employ staff that don't pass through NYSC, but I am aware it's the law.
As per the state and LGA stuff, you know there is Federal Character legislation in Nigeria. Even private companies are expected to distribute hiring sufficiently across the geopolitical zones, depending where in Nigeria they are operating. It's a government thing, but it's some kind of unwritten expectation that your hiring should reflect the diversity of either your stakeholders (board members) or the government itself.
A bank that is operating nationally is not really expected to take staff from the South to run its branches up north. But when they advertise, they have to use the national press, cos the local press in the North may not be as developed as the one from the South. So when they do, th[b]ey ask for all that info upfront, so they can shortlist the likely candidates. I remember in one company I worked, where the HR person got into trouble when she presented a report at the board meeting, which showed that a significant percentage of the staff were from the CEO's state and local government area. The other board members were furious.[/b]
Another example is the oil and gas sector. There are usually quota reserved for host communities, like Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, etc. An oil company may well find itself hiring majority Yoruba indigenes simply because its head office is in Lagos, and Yorubas have a geographical advantage. But taking those Yorubas to work in the Delta will likely create a major issue. So you may well find specific jobs zoned to indigenes of these communities, even if other applicants are better qualified, they won't be considered.
These things may sound weird but I guess they're necessitated by the peculiarity of the environment. Laws in the UK are liberal, but I doubt if the same situation is applicable in Nigeria, where people have the mindset[b] of 'national cake'.[/b] It's not even a government or leadership thing; to a large extent Nigerians are not liberal. You can't blame them either. It's just the way people see things. No wonder  |
Career › Re: Edwin Wilson Consulting: Asking Job Seekers To Pay: How True Are They by DisGuy: 4:42pm On Jan 27, 2011 |
you want someone to tell you it's a scam? |
Sports › Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by DisGuy: 4:35pm On Jan 27, 2011 |
you better hope for a draw, this is like a derby, home team vs home team- they are playing in the same state right? |
Travel › Re: General U.S.A (student) Visa Enquiries by DisGuy(mod): 4:33pm On Jan 27, 2011 |
Oh boy said : see aunty i didnt come here to come and look mama Charlie like you o- after 3weeks on a six month visit visaOh boy was busy serving Mama Charlie in one cold square room after 3 months Thou shall not be a kangaroo  |
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered by DisGuy(mod): 7:41am On Jan 27, 2011 |
congrats ^^ |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Appoints Ojukwu's Wife As Special Assistant by DisGuy: 4:50am On Jan 27, 2011 |
jumobi1: You mean she shouldn't work because of her husband's health? I'm sure they have enough people looking after Ojukwu. not enough people that know him like his wife I'm sure there are thousands more than can do the bloody diaspora work anyway |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Appoints Ojukwu's Wife As Special Assistant by DisGuy: 4:25am On Jan 27, 2011 |
[quote author=aloy/emeka link=topic=593362.msg7610905#msg7610905 date=1296097848]Some portfolios really mean nothing and I don't know why y'all are beefing GEJ. What do special assistants do? gallivant around the world asking Nigerians who live in the diaspora how they feel?.[/quote]they get paid, plus accommodation, feeding, transport etc etc
the FG should publish how much they spend on Special advisers/assistants |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Appoints Ojukwu's Wife As Special Assistant by DisGuy: 4:02am On Jan 27, 2011 |
Onlytruth: Posted by: Probity100 Pray, why is that so? So anything connected to Ojukwu is not electable. Is that it?
You guys should call a spade a spade and stop p00sy-footing.
I hope Ndigbo don't get intimidated by hypocrites.
GEJ could have done the same thing for HID Awolowo if she were young enough. She appointed Yar adua's family member, didn't he?
The man is trying to unite Nigeria.  And that to you is a good thing He appointed Yaradua Cousin He Appointed Anninehs Ex-wife He appointed Ex-gov sister and one or two sons of ex ND activists you don't see anything wrong with this mumu-ism? why couldnt he just appoint another random person Ndigbo or not that can do the job not someone that is by her husbands sickbed |