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Politics › Re: Another Slap In The Face For My Brothers "nigerians" Or Should I Say Africans? by DisGuy: 4:47am On Oct 01, 2008
Big B1:
@texazzpete:
1st, have you taken your medication?
OK.

What exactly do you know about this new development before wasting my time?

FYI: So far only two groups (one from Nigeria and the other one from South Africa) are seriously intending to purchase this football team.

So, who do you think this man (John Hall) is referring to? The Australians or the Italians?

I do not care about who bought the Liverpool, or Manchester City. It is simply foolish for one to categorize all foreign investors into the same bucket, just because of couple of bad outcomes.
It is also amusing to me that this man (John Hall) did not come out to make the same statement when Liverpool or Manchester city football team was up for sale (I guess, Africans were not the dominating investors during this sale). But all of a sudden, his beloved team (Newcastle United) is about to be owned by "AFRICANS" and here comes the old man preaching wisdom.

Give me a freaking break!
could that be because he is not the owner or the paper didn't hear his opinion which is actually widely shared by many football fans
Politics › Re: Niger Bridge May Collapse Before Christmas. by DisGuy: 11:31pm On Sep 29, 2008
affee:
you don't just get it

this bridge is not the responsibility of the state govt
it is not on a state road, but a federal road
the third mainland bridge is the conection from all the big people (politicians,ambassadors etc) the Island to the airport
how many big people they use onitsha bridge


let us tell ourselves the truth if that brige was in Kaduna or Kano
it would have been fixed a long time ago no tribal sentiments intended
so since big men from the region including the state government officials dont use the bridge
They wont do anything about it? (anything as in get the minister to do something urgently!!)
where is the minister from anyway-not that it matters but. . . .
Politics › Re: Niger Bridge May Collapse Before Christmas. by DisGuy: 11:26pm On Sep 29, 2008
Kobojunkie:
Is the poster the only tribalistic person on here? I see over 95% of the responses on the topic seem to follow the same tone. The @Poster is not the only guilty party here.
but when you start a thread with rants here and there. . . .


obatoro:
This is supposed to be an important issue but you have made it so ambiguous that it has lost its relevance. If you want to talk about the Niger bridge, then talk about the Niger bridge ,if you want to talk about MASSOB talk about MASSOB, if you wan to talk about Igbo presidency then talk about it and if you want to talk about marginalization talk about it.
Your choice of words:
1.(this illiterate and wicked Hausa/Yoruba government )- an illiterate is one who could not read or write and one of the tribes you referred to as illiterate own this site.

2.(Until MASSOB start to carry arms )- are you happy with what they were doing by chasing fellow igbos out of their houses and forcefully occupying them or the harassment on fellow igbos before they were put under check?

3.(This is why i still believe that only, and i repeat, only an Igbo president will take bold steps )- presidents are supposed to be elected, you know how difficult it always is for igbos to step down for one candidate to clearly emerge.

4.(these crooks that we are caged in the same country with)- only animals live in cage and i don't believe that you are one ?

5.(No good roads, no international airport, no sea port, )- what is the governor doing about the local roads that are not motorable and the rate of filth on the streets of onitsha? let's borrow a leaf from Cross River and Akwa Ibom that is developing their own states to world class standard.

6.(and now, a bridge that will soon collapse and kill no other people than Igbo sons and daughters.)- the bridge is used by people of all tribes daily.

Let's be mindful of what w say and how we talk about our country outsiders will not come and develop it for us. we have no other country to go . East or West home is the best. I've travelled to not less than 18 countries around the world, Nigeria is still the one i love.
Nigerians are intelligent people, Nigerians are hardworking people and Nigeria is a place to be proud of. don't follow the western media to pull down your own country.

Nigeria is blessed. Happy independence!
well done!
Properties › Re: own a home with a good mortgage plan in abuja by DisGuy: 5:39am On Sep 29, 2008
Hi Hakir

Do you have an artist impression of these Estates
Properties › Re: Traffic Jambori by DisGuy: 5:33am On Sep 29, 2008
I hope the govt actually does something to improve traffic, hopefully there will be more than one route
to cities in nigeria or Rapid Response Traffic Police, its hell on naija roads!!

Heard some people Spend upto 24hrs going from lagos-Abeokuta(ogun)-ibadan when they have some religious festival
Politics › Re: Politicians Spends Half Of Our Budget On Themselves by DisGuy: 5:25am On Sep 29, 2008
davidif:
@bawomolo
he should snick that proposal into one of those bills like they do in the US senate. Also, here in yanki, the fed. govt. does not pay each of the govs. salaries, not at all. Each state is independent, they raise taxes to pay there state officials.
He cant or should I say no-one can sneak anything past these probe-probers
especially something that have to do with their own money!!
and he doesnt have the power anyway, I think RMFAC or something like that does
Romance › Re: So difficult to find a nigerian Girl you can take home to mama in London by DisGuy: 2:33am On Sep 26, 2008
na wa o

so SIN you still dey look for decent naija gal after three yearshuh grin jkz

are you sure there's nothing wrong with you?

anyone lacking decent naija gal in London for more than a month has got issues!!
Career › Re: After Studying Geology For 4 Years, What Next? by DisGuy: 12:06am On Sep 26, 2008
Other options

Your first job may be unrelated to your chosen career, but you can still use your time effectively in order to gain experience for your longer-term career aims. Summer placements, paid or unpaid, are particularly useful for entering specialisms such as seismology, geoscience and geophysics.

Also consider evening classes, doing an IT course, learning a new language, arranging some work shadowing or work experience and volunteering. Employers will really value the commitment and initiative you have shown to move your career forward.

Although some of the jobs listed here might not be first jobs for many graduates, they are among the many realistic possibilities with your degree, provided you can demonstrate you have the attributes employers are looking for. It's also worth noting that many graduate vacancies don't specify particular degree disciplines, so don't restrict your thinking to the jobs listed here.

Prospectus: Geology

G'Luck!!!
Career › Re: After Studying Geology For 4 Years, What Next? by DisGuy: 12:01am On Sep 26, 2008
Jobs where your degree would be useful

* Drilling engineer - develops, plans, costs, schedules and supervises the operations necessary to the process of drilling oil and gas wells, from initial well design to testing, completion and abandonment.
* Geophysicist (field seismologist) - uses complex equipment to collect data on earthquakes and seismic waves, which move through and around the earth. Their main responsibility is controlling data quality. To do this, they monitor displays and perform some initial interpretation.
* Waste management officer - works within local authorities and assists environmental services departments in the development, management, supervision and control of waste disposal and recycling facilities.
* Environmental consultant - works on client contracts in areas such as water pollution, air and land contamination, environmental impact assessment, environmental audit, waste management, environmental policy, ecological/land management, noise and vibration measurement and environmental management.
Career › Re: After Studying Geology For 4 Years, What Next? by DisGuy: 11:59pm On Sep 25, 2008
So after studying for four years you didnt know the purpose of your course?
did someone pick the course for you or
you mean you didn't get to travel much or gain field experience?

ib23:
AFTER STUDYING GEOLOGY FOR 4YEARS what NEXT

its like this the aspect of going to school is to attain a degree not that one will practice what was taught in the whole 4years of study well i have passion in field work,and traveling to other countries discovering things for myself but this is never taught during the 4years of study.[/b]so help me after studying geology for 4years what next
what next.  .   .   .

Jobs directly related to your degree

    * [b]Geoscientist
- interprets geophysical, geochemical and geological data to develop models of the earth's subsurface with the aim of discovering commercially viable and exploitable reserves of natural resources, such as oil and gas.
    * Wellsite geologist - studies rock cuttings from oil and gas wells to determine what rock formations are being drilled into and how drilling should proceed.
    * Hydrogeologist - identifies the type, distribution and structure of rock strata and their impact on the accumulation and movement of groundwater.
    * Seismic interpreter - analyses geological and geophysical data about the earth's structure to produce maps, which are used by the energy industry to evaluate the prospects of recovering hydrocarbons and also for other purposes that need an assessment of geological structures.
    * Mudlogger - collects and monitors information from drilling operations, such as drilling data, gas and samples, using a range of equipment and laboratory techniques including binocular microscopes, ultraviolet fluorescence and thin section analysis.
    * Engineering geologist - concerned with the detailed technical analysis and broad scientific assessment of the impact of a development on its site and population. Engineering geologists assess the integrity of soil, rock, groundwater and other natural conditions prior to major construction schemes, such as tunnels, pipelines, buildings, docks and harbours.
    * Geological mapper - undertakes detailed study of the geology of an area through field work, literature search and data analysis to produce a map of the solid rock and surface drift.
    * Minerals surveyor - provides services related to developing mineral resources, waste management sites, mines and quarries and advises on developing and managing mineral sites safely and within regulations.
Travel › Re: The New E-passport Is A Shame To Nigeria by DisGuy(mod): 11:41pm On Sep 25, 2008
igbogolo:
@ iceland
Ur topic does not rhyme with your experience. The new passport is not a shame to nigeria simply because your picture was not clear. Your biodetails are also stored electronically together with  other security features and that makes the new passport much better than your old nigerian passport with 'clearer' picture.

The main issue will be your visa. Immigration officers really do not bother so much with your passport. Thery are only interested in knowing if you have the right visa to their country and thats where all their attention normally goes.

Raise your head Iceland. You are a proud citizen of Nigeria and a Queen! Clear passport or not!
the Main issue is not the Visa alone, The passport will Serve as an I.D not only at the airport but in banks, school etc inside and outside of Nigeria!!

can you ask for another one?
Politics › Re: Niger Bridge May Collapse Before Christmas. by DisGuy: 11:37pm On Sep 25, 2008
bawomolo:
an example of the poor maintenance culture of Nigerians

well bureaucracy at its finest
Spot on!! They had a 'probe panel' about two months ago!!!

I don't know how states and FG resolve their issues but I think the state government(s) should repair or build the new bridge then sue the FG to get a refund undecided

When OBJ was flagging off the bridge I'm very sure some SE were popping champagne with him knowing full well its all abracadabra!!
TV/Movies › Re: Maltina Dance All - Official Thread by DisGuy: 2:34am On Sep 25, 2008
I watched a bit of it, it a bit awkard seeing how some old mama and papa doing 'unatural' things in public

but at the same time its a bit refreshing watching parents actually getting involved with the children
in a relaxed atmosphere as opposed to flogging the or wasting their time 'playing'


cash prize of 2.5 million Naira and a family suv.
money is a great motivator isnt it grin
Politics › Re: Who Else Finds The Us Elections Funny? by DisGuy: 1:46am On Sep 25, 2008
ME me me  in fact I told the TV licence dude on my street I will stop paying (like i ever did) if the BBC don't cut down

It's like watching a film sometimes, the lies accusations, dirt digging, the way they walk, they way they talk

And to be honest the media is everything in this election, they invite some analyst obvious from each camp after
the big Hollywood speeches

the thing i hate most is the polls they have immediately after each speech or major background news!!
oh he is now leading with one point, he is way ahead this time last year blah blah blah

What next should we expect?
the fist pump dolls, the fist pump motivation book (I bet this will be popular with Nigerians)
the Alaskan lipstick  grin

look at Palin visiting 7 heads of state within 48 hours whats the point, just shows how obesethick most the citizens are really
absolutely no substance! http://thewearingofpants..com/2008/02/barack-wears-red-tie-hillarys-collar-is.html

although I'll prefer Nigeria to have some good bits of their style
Romance › Re: I M A Cheat Please Help! by DisGuy: 1:36am On Sep 25, 2008
KarmaMod:
Has nothing to do with improvement of a country. It has to do with how one is raised and since when is it a bad thing anyway

Free Rent  cheesy
Improvement as in well paying jobs, which translates to more cash to rent your own place and make decisions on your own


, it becomes a bad thing when they tell you when to get home, what aunty you will go and visit together, which market you will branch on your way back from a hard days work, or when they start telling you Alabi's son just arrived to pick a wife  undecided
Romance › Re: How To Say Goodbye? by DisGuy: 1:31am On Sep 25, 2008
erm you say Odabo, we go see na, sa'anjuma, grin

you pick up membership of some rigorous sport or join a club
change your dairy and move on slowly

or just tell him you dont see it working but you can still be friend ova da fone grin
Romance › Re: I M A Cheat Please Help! by DisGuy: 1:28am On Sep 25, 2008
KarmaMod:
How many Nigerian females have you seen that live alone? Ibeere Oshi
Oga meeeen but woni ilu yen ti improve so i expect them to laju!!!

late 20s you know!!!
Romance › Re: Honeymoon: One Week And With N400,000? by DisGuy: 1:23am On Sep 25, 2008
Romance › Re: I M A Cheat Please Help! by DisGuy: 1:06am On Sep 25, 2008
The circumstances beyond our control is a strong oposition from my parent. They have given me a thousand and one reasons why i can't marry him.

1) Age differnce is too much, he is 10yrs older i m in my late 20's.

2) That the marriage would be stressful because of raisin the kids later in life,

3) That he must have been frivolous with women for him to have stayed this long

4) That our interests will differ in a couple of years to come etc
you still get pocket money or house rent from your parents? undecided
Politics › Re: Presidency Belongs To S-south From 2015—igbini by DisGuy: 5:14pm On Sep 24, 2008
OLIGHI:
If Nigeria is to move forward, The Presidency [b]should be in the south [/b]for the next 30yrs. So that we will be able to plan very well both Politically and Economically. With these rotation of presidency, I don't know what we expect from CATTLE LEADERS huh huh huh
I've always though people fight or form alliance to get power not just command power to their region, people fight for power one way or the other not sit and expect other power hungry people to hand it over, you work for it! not run to America cos some cattle rearers are holding on to it!

why don't they plan politically and economically to get the presidency in the first place?
Politics › Re: Scammers Pls Lay Low Abeg! Innocent Ones Suffer Cos Of U! by DisGuy: 4:53am On Sep 24, 2008
Kobojunkie:
If the Nigerian government wanted to end this, it would. Problem is why are they not working harder at ending this nonsense?
End this? I don't think so, or how do you stop a Surgeon, Politician, Pastor, supposedly educated people from America to stop sending money for lotteries they never played or Prince abedipele for a cut of some looted fund in a country they probably wont be able to point out on a map!

The FG should do its part though especially funding/training agencies dealing with cyber-crimes, plus have some sort of special court where cases are not delayed will help!
There should be minimum jail terms or fines for fraudsters with an online database for convicted criminals!

it would also help if more gullible Americans come out openly to say they have been scammed and how, so Interpol can convict people oh and they should also be online database with picture for these gullible groups too
Islam › Re: Bida Youth Protesters Want Man With 86 Wives To Be Put To Death by DisGuy: 3:34am On Sep 24, 2008
http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200809241184596

A Minna-based Islamic scholar and educationist, Alhaji Yabagi Alfa, has enjoined the Muslim ummah to exercise restraint and patience in whatever they do, especially in the defence of their religion.
Islam › Re: Bida Youth Protesters Want Man With 86 Wives To Be Put To Death by DisGuy: 3:14am On Sep 24, 2008
In Bida, after the youths had embarked on the peaceful demonstration carrying placards with inscriptions such as, “Massaba must die”, “Bello is not a Muslim”, “Bello must vacate Bida town”, ended up at the Bida local government secretariat to exhibit their anger to the chairman of the council who was represented by his vice, Alhaji Bako Ndayawo
now that's funny!!! grin grin

Association of Muslim Lawyers of Nigeria
Lead counsel to the Coalition of Human Rights, Mohammed Sanusi
why aren't these people considered Muslim leaders? its very convenient to assume only
bearded mallams as Muslim clerics/leaders isnt it?

There are several articles online and media about the 'spiritual leader'
preaching peaceful co-existance in nigeria and so on, but i think its about time
he/they actually start speaking in their language considering these street urchins
don't go anywhere near newspapers or internet, they act on hearsay and rumours!
Sports › Re: Nigerians To Buy Newcastle United FC? by DisGuy: 2:43am On Sep 24, 2008
ogbongzky:
ITS A GOOD MOVE AND I PRAY THEY GET ALL IT TAKES TO BUY THE CLUB, EPL IS A GOOD PLACE TO INVEST MONEY BECAUSE IRRESPECTIVE OF HOW SMALL YOUR TEAM CAN BE, PEOPLE WILL STILL TURN OUT TO COME TO THE STADIUM TO WATCH THE CLUB'S MATCHES NO MATTER WHO THEY ARE PLAYING WITH, you know how much Arsenal is currently making from the sales of tickets every weekhuh, if you know, then you will agree with me that EPL is a good business to invest in,
and do you know how much they spend on wages, security, academy and so on? I think Arsenal is the only or one of the few clubs operating like a normal business at the moment considering the annual debt and profit profile

another problem is Newcastle is a small club but the fans dont realise this so apart from shopping for £50-£100m they have to shop for another £100m to bring in world class players yea right! just to keep the fans happy, you dont want them bringing their protest to abuja do you? grin grin
Politics › Re: Presidency Belongs To S-south From 2015—igbini by DisGuy: 11:04pm On Sep 23, 2008
vigasimple:
The other major problem is that this 'arrangement' is solely PDP and that is what is worrisome about it.

Suppose another party took office and decide not to respect that 'arrangement' and [b]I am convinced that the North will try to go back on that arrangemnt by trying to elect another Northerner via another party. I hope and prayed for the sake of all good Nigerians that I am proved wrong.
[/b]
My own proposal would be that for the sake of completeness, South south in 2015-2023, then north central (or whichever of the north that has not ruled Nigeria) and then south east afterwards OR EVEN 4 YEARS INSTEAD OF 8 YEARS ( WHICHEVER PARTY IN POWER) and then everything reset on merit but under no circumstances that a particular region must select a president for two consecutive period as the North will manipulate it as usual.

Also with the greatest of respect to South East, there are two things I suggest they do before their time comes. (1.) rally round one good leader for them to present (2). deal with Biafran question. You either choose to lead and your man be President of Nigeria or just keep talking of Biafra. I personally noted injustices to the Igbo's but so also are injustices to the South south and the south west. Our brothers from the North are master political game player and we have to be able to make them to play fair otherwise they will continue to use divide and rule on the rest of Nigerians.
Still miffed by the assumptions that the north is this revered region that always gets its way when it comes to nigeria. If the north goes back to the arrangement will they be doing that on their own without the role of the other region they will eventually agree to rotate with? if other regions decide not to play ball with the rotation and they lose what will they do; call for a break up??

with greatest respect to all regions shouting marginalisation, I think its an insult to Nigerian considering the fact they are also part of the Ruling party!!! After several years the politicians from these regions have not been able to reach an agreement to get favourable policies that will improve the social-economic standing of these states. you certainly cant criticise something you have been part of especially when you are not looking to form your own alliance or party to speak on your behalf!
Politics › Re: Who Could This Northern Thief Be? by DisGuy: 7:44pm On Sep 23, 2008
landis:
exactly.

we should name and shame everyone not just the governor but the bank, the banks CEO, the bank shareholder.

it is organised. by saying governors all time, it is to divert attention.

I was in Nigeria bank recently and they put on the counter: anti-money laundry is observed here. Pure nonsense.
and perhaps the CBN governor after all he should be overseeing all these transactions?
Romance › Re: Honeymoon: One Week And With N400,000? by DisGuy: 7:32pm On Sep 23, 2008
agaba123:
Is it Afuah or Efuah?
not too sure, she has an English name as most ghanains,

Gamine:
All im saying,

If he is being Economical, he should forget about travelling anywhere

except maybe his village.

Tickets alone will cost 100,000 plus to anywhere. the cheapest being obudu

N400,000 wont take the dude to Congo, talk mo SA undecided

Hotel bills roughly $500 a night.

Wont they buy other things?

wont they go sight-seeing?
Lagos hotels range from £20 a night to £500 a night in Lagos too
I'm very sure with a good travel agent he will get an all inclusive trip for a week
that's about £1600 for a week, unless air travel is that expensive in Africa
Romance › Re: Honeymoon: One Week And With N400,000? by DisGuy: 7:09pm On Sep 23, 2008
what's the big deal with the dude spending 400K that's a lot of money for a week holiday!
abi both of u get beef before?

Ghana is one country I'll love to go to as well, just waiting for this Afuah girl to ignore that fact that I'm a Nigerian  grin
you don't want to go to Europe now the weather is changing and things are a bit tight and edgy.

I think you should move this to the Travel section, you might get well informed response from people who have actually been to any of the three

have you considered the Gambia?
Romance › Re: Honeymoon: One Week And With N400,000? by DisGuy: 6:37pm On Sep 23, 2008
Just get a good travel agent or leave it to your wife to do the planning way before you go
If your wife never been to Ghana or SA I think you should go there
Remember you want a place that is 'SET' not where you get used to how things are done-shabby service
basically you go there and not have to worry about 'oga is not around' or 'the broadband is not working'
If you are spending more than a week then consider Obudu.
Politics › Re: Presidency Belongs To S-south From 2015—igbini by DisGuy: 6:20pm On Sep 23, 2008
Going by the gentleman agreement brokered by the powers that be
who are these power brokers?
I thought rotation was a PDP arrangement and not PRP

what party is the PRP anyway, shouldn't these guys just form a coalition to challenge the PDP

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