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[quote author=Black_Revo link=topic=439449.msg5986755#msg5986755 date=1272810737]Please guys will Portsmouth be going to Europa league if Chelsea wins the FA cup? or will the FA give it to Everton?[/quote]

Bastards said Pompey won't go. . .

Anyone watching the Rugby semi finals . . . . .

[quote author=tayo_ast link=topic=439449.msg5986655#msg5986655 date=1272809102][color=#B03060] Alan Wiley shd pls pls & pls. . .put Anfield outta their misery[/color][/quote]who u dey deceive. . .u dey fear wigan and arsenal scenario.

and why ballack doesn't take all the freekicks baffles me.
He puts more English on the ball than either Drogba or Lampard.

I will never give up on a player again. . . . .

Malouda is turning into a beast.

Maybe the likes of Walcott, Nani and Borjan
still have hope.

Kalou on Mascherano is some perpetual man s.hagging. . . .

Gaddamit. . .he beats him every single time, one on one.

lol. . .because cities all around the world have it doesn't mean it works. The scourge of
the ''projects'' with poor roads, poor facilities etc.

And say the 780 million was given to building houses for the poor, any guesses
as to how many ''poor people'' would be helped in the vast pool of low income
folks.

hehehehe. . .Roger lol

Awwwww. . .so u never see one before.
Its okay dear. . . .I won't hold it against you

Kobojunkie:
This was never about who gets to take advantage of the 'good' transportation links, but about low housing and your assumption that if the poor(low income people) were moved outside of the state, they would be able to take advantage of the 'good' transport links to get back in the state. Mind you, you did not say this was just to move them outside the center of the town but to move them outside the state itself. So, please, let us stick to the issue we were discussing earlier.

Ofcourse some of those who can afford to live in the city would probably move to the outskirts but that is another issue.

lol. . .this isn't about picking points.

The issue at hand is easing the housing worries of poor folks.

If there is land in lagos state somewhere that is affordable and
accessible, you surely can't infer my argument said they should
be kicked out regardless.

Building low cost housing on prime estate is pretty bad economics
cause the houses will simply find their way to people who want it most
and the poor folks will move out anyway.

Many of the low cost housing estates worth their salt have all been transferred
to middle income folks who are prepared to pay more for the houses. So the
idea is selfdefeating.

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]C'mon u should know me nao. . . but u guys resemble wif d head shape lining & your guns. . .[/color]

which one be guns again ooo. . .Are you referring to the gbola.

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]No but it doesn't matter does it?[/color]

[color=#550077]your facial feautures r not like dat & he looks like a soccer player somEfin. . .even take a look @ d background dat it just doesn't fit.[/color]

smart ass

well deduced. . . .it is Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings.

Not everybody can live in the centre of town.
And who says its only the poor that might take
advantage of good transport links.

In the UK over here, I know of hedge fund managers
making millions who make hourly commutes by train
every morning to the city.

Its a win win for all.

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]Don't lie?[/color]

na wa ooo. . .why do u think it is not me.

but the uglier ones there before u thot it was me.

jennykadry:
Who cares about what way you wanna go?

One down seun,probably the rest will join her

U sef. . .na which time u go learn to be solemn

just dey jump about chop chop chop chop

shuwo. . na only u be amebo ni. haba

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]Yu wish dat were u. . .ahaha[/color]

so who is it

Kobojunkie:
Hold on!!! Let me get this straight. You believe the only way to solve the housing issue is to move low income people, many of whom have lived in

Its a tough world. . .No situation is permanent.

Land pass land and man pass man 

Kobojunkie:
It is currently in the hands of the free market, how has that worked out so far for the poor, and everyone in between?
WOW!!

An unmitigated free market that leaves them exposed. It will take Lagos a budget ten times its current one to
even come close to making a dent in the current crisis.

Like I said before, easing access to outlying towns where houses will be cheaper you get more bang for your
buck goes a lot further than building 3000 units of accomodation when the demand is in the millions.

Deep Soul:
Doing a documentary for "Working as a Bouncer in Nigerian clubs"


But this your muscle sha. . . .

Na Akpu and Edi Kai Kong be the secret. . .

Try am.

Kobojunkie:
uummm . . .  You do not know what I think. NO STATE on this planet is flushed with all kinds of cash, none! All States have to do with what is available.



Again, it is POSSIBLE for the state to handle housing, and transportation simultaneously!


What towns outside Lagos do you speak of? You mean towns in neighbouring states?

yep. . .outside lagos. which is why part of the original plans for one of the rail lines
extended into Ogun state. Cheap train transportation could open up far away, but
cheaper and family friendly towns like even ibadan.

Kobojunkie:
uummm . . .  You do not know what I think. NO STATE on this planet is flushed with all kinds of cash, none! All States have to do with what is available. Lagos does not have to concentrate 100% of it's income on transportation when it can have some portion of that go to dealing with the housing issue which is just as important, in my opinion as the transportation issue. I would go as far as to say dealing with the housing issue will help ensure the success of the transport project.

Again, it is POSSIBLE for the state to handle housing, and transportation simultaneously!

But some states have bigger pressing needs than others. I wouldn't be averse to
zero percentage of the budget going to housing. It should be left to the free market.

Beyond a mortgage scheme of some sort with extensive private fund participation
the government will be extending itself.

Kobojunkie:
And is there a particular reason why you believe it ought to be TRANSPORT, TRANSPORT, TRANSPORT? Cause I do not see any reason why a government, any government cannot deal with housing and transportation simultaneously. Transport  is important but housing issue needs to be addressed now, and now when we get transport right.

I know you think Lagos is flush with all kinds of cash, but even using its whole budget
any housing measure will only be palliative.

The gridlock is killing the city. . . .Doing the roads and getting a comprehensive mass
transit system in place would do more to help the city.

Towns outside lagos with cheaper value will also become accessible for poor folks.

Kobojunkie:
I never agreed to such! I believe Government has a part to play in solving the problem. I have seen such a project work in the very same Lagos. We had huge low income housing areas where I lived, and quite a lot of people I used to know lived, at one time in these areas. I am talking of decent living, not 1001 type clusters. It wasn't until the years or serious neglect that the projects went to hell in a hand basket, and many other projects in the works were abandoned.

The Jakande era is gone. . . .Too many people and such gargantuan projects will only serve
to exacerbate other problems in the metropolis.

The Agenda for Lagos right now has to be TRANSPORT, TRANSPORT, TRANSPORT.

lol. . . . Wonder how many houses the government is going to build
with its meager resources compared to the demand.

And I thought we all agreed the Government should quit
involving itself in such schemes prone to massive corruption.

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]2 much derailing time 2 clean it up![/color]

what a tattle tale

Nope. . the rail project, at least the first two the government
have identified as priority will serve the mainland.

But when the full rail network is operational, there will surely
be a line to lekki and its environs.

denzel2009:
I meant Sauron as the gentle frog. I dont wahala oh

I could have sworn Sauron still be tadpole  

bluespice:
hi hater

gerraway. . . u too wan use style get fan club.

no show for you

ayettymama:
lol blu spice and fine bois!! the dj is very fine sha

no mind them im bored sef- other times ill just ignore them

i like leavin the ayettymama fan club members to themselves!

chick2shrimp is my in law ooo-- no let anti gators beat me!

how dat your big head take enter ur a.ss

bluespice:
lawl!!!! derailers united
yetty i swear i thot u had gotten the clue, chic2shrimp is after u, onl tryna wind you up to deny other guys and then make his move
see their mouths, folly put me down jare, i'm coming if u got fuyyyyne bwais

see this one. . .

na who tell you say okada dey carry overload

ayettymama:
awww jokes- u shuld work for the bbc chick2pimp u got jokes *wipes tears from eyes* no seriously your killin its too much- has anyone ever told you how funny you are?? you should be a stand up comedian- give kojo a call theyll have a spot for u at corks im sure- too much laughter im dying here o gawsh!

gerraway jor. . .as if you no like all the attention.

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]Mr muscle[/color]

Na wa ooo. . . .Solange wannabe

abi make u liff matter. .

i go soon blow u banger

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]doyin u have inspired me o!tyme 2 reveal thyself!










Yu wishhh[/color]

all in due time child. . .all in due time.  

ayettymama:
**eyes just rolled out of ayettymamas head** u are all nastay! eurgh! eesh!! yuck

Who you dey form for. . . I laugh in Persian  

Yes oo. . . .na omo dada.

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=439714.msg5984094#msg5984094 date=1272749085]Chic2Clit. [/quote]I have it on good authority Chic2pimp is a chick.

ayettymama:
people say that im conceited- well im starting to believe it!

**kanye shrug**

keep shrugging oo. . . .See as dem just collect Sauron from ur hand.

Who will be licking your seasoning now. . . .