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Nigerian politics are still filled with same old faces. Don't like the presence of this man anywhere near naija politics. |
Pictures can sometimes tell a million stories. I hope all Nigerians can come together and show a sense of humanity being displayed by the first picture. Whatever we all think of Jonathan, he was a man of dignity. I hope this isn't the end of him, as I think he can always come back stronger and wiser. |
Enough of trekkers. Boring now. |
Observing for now |
deleib:You should give it up. You are going to have children one day, so start growing wisdom so you can impact something good in them. Not a wise decision to jump to conclusion. |
Great. I wish all politicians are mandated to do that, so that they can be questioned when there is a sudden rise in their networth. I am sure tinubu is now a billionaire in $ |
Jarus:Yeah he should. |
This woman. She must be hell to work with I guess |
Western countries rarely house corrupt politicians this days, so will be happy to oblige to extradition request. Hence, no reason to stop them travelling |
Nice one |
Rip to the dead, and condolences to their families |
He deserves it. Quality projects |
thaoriginator:Stop hating. |
Lol. Harsh, when you think about the context, I have to say AMEN |
Blueeyedboi:Really cute children |
Mattkent:lol. Thanks. |
Awoofawo:Oga no vex . Belive it or not, London and Newyork despite being a financial centre, produce more industrial pollution than Lagos. |
stinggy: hmm |
She should have sold it to me ![]() |
Better I would say. It will be hard to do worse than them. |
Farmers in Nigeria, Africa’s biggest economy, will receive a boost in their annual yields, save millions of dollars in foreign exchange and produce healthier seeds and high quality farm produce as Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos on Tuesday commissioned at the Lekki Free Trade Zone the Candel Company Limited’s integrated agrochemical manufacturing plant. The Candel agrochemical plant which is a multi-billion naira project and the first of its kind in Nigeria and the West African sub-region, is a facility for crop protection chemical and forliar fertilisers which will not only produce about 80 million litres of formulated products per annum, but would also save Nigeria $400 million in foreign exchange expended annually to import such products. Speaking at the commissioning, Fashola praised the management of Candel led by Charles Anudu, its chairman, for its vision, doggedness and commitment in the face of various challenges it encountered in a bid to set up the plant at the Lekki Free Trade Zone, enjoining all present at the event that regardless of the challenges the vision of the LFTZ may face, the Lagos State government will fix every one of them and deliver on a “free trade zone that will outlive all of us.” Fashola, who also commissioned the Free Zone’s 12 megawatts (Phase 1) Southwest Quadrant power plant, stated that the power plant would from the date of commissioning, provide the zone and all its host communities with 24-hour uninterrupted power supply. Earlier, Charles Anudu, chairman of the Candel, who praised the governor and Olusola Oworu, Lagos State commissioner for commerce and industry, as well as the entire management of the LFTZ for helping to make the Candel dream a reality, revealed that the commissioning was a culmination dream “to provide a Nigerian and indeed African context to the global agrochemical industry.” “With a 2013 revenue of about $61 billion, Nigeria accounts for less than 1 percent to the global agrochemical industry, while the whole of Africa’s share is just about 4 percent. With no current local production, Nigeria expends about $400 million annually to import agrochemical products, a lot of which is of unwholesome quality”, he added. Anudu declared that the Candel manufacturing plant was a challenge the firm took upon itself in order to stem the tide of sub-standard agrochemical products being dumped in the Nigerian and African markets which may impact negatively on the economy of the country and the continent. http://businessdayonline.com/2015/05/nigeria-to-save-400m-forex-as-candel-agrochemical-plant-comes-on-stream/#.VWl3L4FwbqA Massive thanks to Fashola for his Lekki free trade vision ![]() cc; Lalasticlala |
Perhaps you should go and ask the perpetrator before coming to conclusion. The person might have lost his family(E.g Boko haram), job etc and this might be his way of expressing his/her frustration by getting rid of painful memories and embracing change. I doubt Jonathan will lose a sleep over this in his multimillion mansion. |
fitzmayowa:Wise words |
winetapper:You can already do that without polling options lol. |
Svenn:I am struggling to relate it with polls . Are you saying polls with reduce the level of discussion and increase more trolling?Off the top of my head, these are some of the largest forum similar to NL with this feature 1 Citydata forum (Usa) More than 1.5 million members. 2 Redcafe 3 Autosport forum Etc. Cc; Seun lalasticlala |
Awoofawo:No it can be disabled for things like miss nairaland or romance generally. For politics, it is really important. I don't agree that we should limit this option to the mods. With or without poll there will always be stupid posts, but this feature enhance the level of discussion in my opinion. |
Svenn:How is it not logical? Most sites have this option. |
Ikengawo:Do you even know the implications of what you are asking? Political and financial discussion are not for everyone. |
basilo101:Nice comments |
Hi Seun, lalasticlala, ishilove I think there should be a poll option/privilege when creating a topic. The visual effects will be useful for surveying the forum community's opinion about varieties of subjects, thus increasing the level of discussion. In addition, it will be helpful for the poll to have ahorizontal bar chart to reflects the number of votes. Thanks Oga Seun. |
carlcar2012:Judging by one of your recent post, maybe you are just as bad him. |
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. Belive it or not, London and Newyork despite being a financial centre, produce more industrial pollution than Lagos.



. Are you saying polls with reduce the level of discussion and increase more trolling?