₦airaland Forum

peziz:
Babcock oooo!! ! Good gracious I was never caught. Besides students who knows how to get by these things would surely find a way.

Busted!!! U should be reported to mama demerit

Love Merlin...doesn't muck about. I started laughing immediately Vinnie Jones was confirmed as the killer of Merlin's wife.

justi4jesu:

U see his reply already
Dubai people will fear when they start seeing secondary school students applying for visa

@ Justwise

Killed it

justi4jesu:
Yes, I told you to come visit us since but you refused, now we have to wait until you are 40. Lol

Lol. He might be close to or over 40 u know

Yet our leaders come up with silly excuses why things are still the way they are. All these promising lives cut short in their prime. So sad

philfearon:
^^ All of una Na show spoilers!!

Our hands are clean. Suxxman was just being a visionary

suxxman:
Lolzzzz... I was actually smiling.... Happy u noticed it too... It may have even happened then, if that beast didn't interfere.??

Hahahaha...well it was the 'King Kong' incident that brought out that emotion from the commander. From the prrview last week, I was wondering what could make the commander shout "run" like that. King Kong wasn't on my list of possibilities at all. Fear of death can bring out all sorts of emotions. Before king kong, commander's mantra was "love is weakness"...one episode later with king kong, she's making I-love-u face (according to suxxmann o)

suxxman:
Hohoho.....
#Patiently_Waiting

Since u mentioned it, I can't stop remembering the face of the commander while she was apologising to Clark for saying she's becoming weak. There's a kind of emotion she displayed that's never came up before that moment in her eyes. I imagine u grinning while reading this lol

suxxman:
Lolzzzz..... I'm open minded I'm a visionary

Very open indeed...by turning the two leaders of two worlds into lesbos .

suxxman:
I see The Commander and Clarke locking lips soon.

Funny man. I wonder how ur mind works lol

badoo1000:
@DrDre
The 50k with d previous 150k will make a total of 200k

That's sad

badoo1000:
Hello everyone, thanks for your contributions, you all are the best.
Please I want to make clarifications on dubai visa, like I said last week I gave som1 #150k for visa, and now he's asking for anoda 50k. He said d visa is ready but he won't give me if I don't pay d balance.
Pls how much is dubai visa for three months.
Note: I already made d payments before I discovered this thread. Tnx.
I need answers asap.
God Bless You All

So he wants a total of 200k for Dubai 3 months visa? Correct me if I'm wrong sir.

Sentiments aside, this is a nice piece from Prof. Soludo. Whatever issues he has with Jonathan, Obi and the rest of them shouldn't be used to wave off the important points he raised. When Nigerians start to get a glimpse of the dark economic days the reign of Jonathan has plunged us into, then they will begin to see the havoc he has wrecked. He had everything in his possession to turn around the fortunes of Nigeria but he squandered it. I pointed out to anyone who cared to listen back then not to vote for him cos if he couldn't prove himself in the first two years, he surely won't ever. The same thing is happening all over again now after putting the country in deeper mess than he met it...and nobody should tell me he brought trains back from wherever.

I wonder what Jonathan was doing while Sambo was saying these words to the people...acting dumb I guess. He doesn't understand the hausa language but I expect him to be smart enough to have an idea of what's going around him. Hmm...'smart' and 'Jonathan' just appeared in the same sentence. That's the problem

onyenro:
there has been a ban since that Ebola scare.

The 'ban' isn't a ban in real terms and it had nothing to do with the ebola outbreak. Many people (including) have been traveling to and fro during and after the ebola thing without any drama linked to it. They only reduced the issuance of fresh visas or make the procedure more difficult. It's a mix-bag of so many things which isn't easy to explain in simple terms mostly.

@ Gooci
My honest advice is consider ur options very well. Getting a driving license isn't a walk in the park in these parts. If u want to venture into it as a fresh person, make sure u have a solid financial backing from Nigeria without much pressure especially in these era of the dollar taking the naira to the cleaners. The pressure of studying and focusing on the training itself is enough. Adding the anxiety/worry of finance to it may affect u negatively. Don't forget that there's no assurance that the person will get it on first attempt even after spending so much. Which ever u look at it, I can assure u that u will spend over 200k naira on the project. Wish u all the best in whatever decision u take

***sets up camp***
Great show...nice soundtrack. Feels like Hunger Games in series format sometimes

The headache of getting a drivers' license in these two countries Hmm...

Nice episode of The Flash. Flash meets Prison Break

basit322:
Is dis applicable to 1st traveller travellin with valid visa or those with invalid visa
Abi is both

Ordinarily, anyone with a 'fake' Qatar visa shouldn't even board from Nigeria cos it is supposed to be confirmed by the airline before boarding. Yes, there have been cases where they send people with valid visit visas back from the airport here. Sometimes it goes on for days when they are really pissed off. Doesn't matter if the person is a first time traveller

@ OP
This comparison won't work on so many
levels. Consider certain things 'peculiar' to
Nigeria mostly because of the level of rot
in the system. 1. Is quality of gasoline in Nigeria the
same with what they get in the U.S? No 2. What's the earning power of an average
individual in each country? 3. What's the level of development in each
country? Don't forget that almost every
family is it's own 'local government' in
Nigeria. U practically have to produce your
own water and electricity amongst other
things. 4. Is the level of infrastructure in the oil
and gas sector commensurate with the
level of resources available in Nigeria? 5. Are Nigerians getting the best out of a
liter of gasoline like the Americans? Not
with the level of older engines running in
the country and the substandard quality of
fuel definitely. 6. Is the current level of oil production in
the U.S sustainable over a long period of
time? I doubt it. Shale oil / fracturing is
one of the major reasons why certain
OPEC member-states (chiefly KSA and
Qatar) have allowed the free fall of crude oil prices to continue unchecked. When
you consider these two countries are also
strong allies of the U.S, you see it's quite
a complex situation. Just this past week,
John McCain led a delegation to Qatar to
discuss certain issues with the Emir and Prime Minister. I bet the politics of crude
oil pricing was part of their major talks. These are just some of the things to
consider (amongst many others) before
you 'celebrate' the reduction in fuel prices
in Nigeria. If our leaders are honest,
there's no reason why Nigerians should be
paying above 50 naira per liter worst case scenario. Factor in the timing of the
Nigerian government in doing this and it's
very obvious it shouldn't be considered as
a genuine decision. They devalued the
Naira and then reduce fuel pump price by
10 naira days to major elections. Nigerians should brace up for serious
economic challenges this year because the
government is just window-dressing a very
terrible wound. Irrespective of whoever
wins the coming elections, the Naira is
still heading downwards. Figures alone don't always tell the true story of things.

@ OP
This comparison won't work on so many levels. Consider certain things 'peculiar' to Nigeria mostly because of the level of rot in the system.

1. Is quality of gasoline in Nigeria the same with what they get in the U.S? No

2. What's the earning power of an average individual in each country?

3. What's the level of development in each country? Don't forget that almost every family is it's own 'local government' in Nigeria. U practically have to produce your own water and electricity amongst other things.

4. Is the level of infrastructure in the oil and gas sector commensurate with the level of resources available in Nigeria?

5. Are Nigerians getting the best out of a liter of gasoline like the Americans? Not with the level of older engines running in the country and the substandard quality of fuel definitely.

6. Is the current level of oil production in the U.S sustainable over a long period of time? I doubt it. Shale oil / fracturing is one of the major reasons why certain OPEC member-states (chiefly KSA and Qatar) have allowed the free fall of crude oil prices to continue unchecked. When you consider these two countries are also strong allies of the U.S, you see it's quite a complex situation. Just this past week, John McCain led a delegation to Qatar to discuss certain issues with the Emir and Prime Minister. I bet the politics of crude oil pricing was part of their major talks.

These are just some of the things to consider (amongst many others) before you 'celebrate' the reduction in fuel prices in Nigeria. If our leaders are honest, there's no reason why Nigerians should be paying above 50 naira per liter worst case scenario. Factor in the timing of the Nigerian government in doing this and it's very obvious it shouldn't be considered as a genuine decision. They devalued the Naira and then reduce fuel pump price by 10 naira days to major elections. Nigerians should brace up for serious economic challenges this year because the government is just window-dressing a very terrible wound. Irrespective of whoever wins the coming elections, the Naira is still heading downwards. Figures alone don't always tell the true story of things.

I laugh when I hear that place called an airport

elijahdre:
Its in Nigeria already sir.Thanks for your trust

That's interesting. Seems u even beat a reseller to it lol

Shori:
a few more things like?

Hmm...seems u want to steal my ideas o
Do u want one? Cos one of those things would be strict exclusivity. Guess who will make the list

Shori:
PRICE : #200,000

Let them add a few more things and I'd gladly pay that amount without thinking twice

Mr. Elijahdre, hope u are watching this very well o

elijahdre:
hmmmn.What else will u expect them to do if all you need in a phone is simply designed into this?lol

Lol...well, there's always room for improvements. They can build another one that can push further with
MT6795 processor
4GB RAM
Dual 20MP rear cameras (Honor 6 Plus style) with 4 tone flash and Laser focus
Dual front 8MP cameras with 2 tone flash
Fingerprint scanner
I.R blaster
NFC
HotKnot
CAT 9 LTE
5.7inches 2K screen with Sapphire protection
4500mAh battery
Nano battery charging technology
Dual O.S
All wrapped up in a light polished alloyed body

dupedare:
Advanced or International version?

The Advanced version. I see u have already answered the question. Good to know u have placed an order for it already. Waiting earnestly for that to show up here. If only Jiayu added fingerprint security

elijahdre:
yes o

That's great. Looking forward to u putting up a picture of the device here soon. I'm more interested in the advanced version though.

dupedare:
Jaiyu s3 now out .
38k for 2 gig and 16gig rom

Is this the much awaited 64-bit processor Jiayu S3? This is interesting. Kindly share more details if available

sawyersam:
Am sure you knw NEMCO Dr dress. U could always hop in to say hi

Can remember if I noticed that name around while I was there. U know there are many companies there. Asides that. my MOI has expired so I don't have access. Worked with QIAJV and PGQ for a while.

sawyersam:
I work with NEMCO .We are doing a project for HIA as a subcontractor

Oh I see.

sawyersam:
My bro Dr dress nor be small thing. They come here and suffer. I was embarrased when I saw it.only come here if you have a valid visa please

Okay. Do u work in the airport?

sawyersam:
Warning, if any agent is selling you a visa to Qatar. Think twice, they sent many nigerians back home this morning from doha. Pls be warned and make sure u come with a valid employment. Peace

Thanks for the warning. Nigerians really piss them off most times anyway.... and firstimers sometimes pay for it