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Romance › Re: Just Becos She Saw Her Husband With Another Lady by drnoel: 7:49pm On Apr 08, 2013
I don't believe this story. That picture has been sent all round the internet with different stories attached to it. First they said it was wicked step mother and then they said it was boko haram, and now u say husband/wife saga...Abeg na lie.
Romance › Re: Let's See How Well You Trust Your Girl by drnoel: 7:44pm On Apr 08, 2013
[quote author=Becacia_Barbie]grin grin grin grin grin grin
190! Biko its too early to start cracking me up abeg! grin[/quote]Well u asked for it and u got it. So start testing all those girls 190 sent u.
Romance › Re: He Wants To Marry Me! by drnoel: 7:40pm On Apr 08, 2013
Will ask u a single question. Are u desperate to do all those thing? If not, then why did u open this thread?
Politics › Re: I'm Glad Amaechi Will Be Joining APC by drnoel: 7:37pm On Apr 08, 2013
nairawall: From all indications and close sources, Gov. Rotimi Amaechi will be joining the APC crew and this is a major plus to Nigeria political opposition front.

APC need to capture the big and promising states.
But no one cares what party he joins. He has started making very flippant statements like Orji Uzor Kalu and may soon become a political Osu if he doesn't shut his mouth.
Politics › Re: Will You Vote For Jonathan In The Forthcoming Election? by drnoel: 7:33pm On Apr 08, 2013
abiki: Hell no. Didn't vote for him in the last election. Won't vote for him in the next one too undecided
Are u sure u will vote at all? As 4 me, we will look and see......or (scratches head) I will following the winning party like most Nigerians.
Politics › Re: How People Eat Chicken - With Picture (insult From Ghana?) by drnoel: 7:30pm On Apr 08, 2013
BizBooks: I came across this picture on Facebook. The origin is not known.
But it is most likely the work of a Ghanaian.
Who cares? Only Ghanaians. U can see why they will never recover from the phobia of being overshadowed by Nigerians, even in their own country.
Family › Re: Are Most Women Emotionally Selfish? by drnoel: 3:02pm On Apr 08, 2013
Read my lips "all women are emotionally selfish" This one does not cut across agenda, its is a predominantly feminine problem.
Family › Re: She Beat Up Her Son For Writing This On A Book. Is It Right(pic) by drnoel: 2:56pm On Apr 08, 2013
ayobase: Why beating the poor boy.....what/where is the arrow pointed to in the first place!

I didn't think otherwise when I saw the pix.

I might not have cautioned if beaten for writing "Vagina"

An innocent child doing his best with an innocent mind!
She has just made the little boy realise that there is something there in that word penis. Children are not stupid and they learn rather fast, faster that us adults. She should have kept silent here but the move to correct what is not to be corrected will be her ondoing.
Politics › Re: Pardon, Part Of My Plea Bargain, Says Alamieyeseigha by drnoel: 2:53pm On Apr 08, 2013
I also laugh cos I believe this is full of crap..
Science/Technology › Re: Cost Of Different Sources Of Electricity In Nigeria by drnoel: 2:49pm On Apr 08, 2013
Barcholder: Hi All

I'd like to start a discussion about the cost of Electricity in Nigeria today. The numbers make for interesting reading. And as they say, numbers don't lie.

Diesel Generator 71.7 Naira per kWh
Petrol Generator 69.5 Naira per kWh
PHCN Grid Electricity 23 Naira per kWh
Solar Power 15.5 Naira per kWh

Why on earth do Nigerians still persist on using generators?

Discuss
I did not see wind and water in ur list and their prices
Foreign Affairs › Re: Margaret Thatcher Is Dead by drnoel: 2:47pm On Apr 08, 2013
Now a leader like this is what Nigeria needs not hypocrites like Amaechi, Buhari, El rufai and some others to name a few..
Politics › Re: Nigerians Too Timid For Revolution – Gov. Amaechi by drnoel: 6:47am On Apr 08, 2013
So cos things don't fit into this mans selfish interest, he then wants the public to pay for it with their lives. Please guys, If a revolution happens where would this foolish governor be;
a) Among the fighters
b) At his home in Nigeria
c) Outside the country
Family › Re: The Impact Of Not Announcing One's Home Coming From A Trip. by drnoel: 4:33pm On Apr 07, 2013
Kingslaw: My brother,we are africans¤
all your actions are right.but4me,I only inform my mum when i thinks its important.
o boi, I dont tell anybosy joo. I just enter plane and giri giri bamm am there. If them happy, fine, if them no happy, them sorry i can´t help it.
Politics › Re: Forgive Boko-Haram: Turai Pleads With Jonathan by drnoel: 1:49pm On Apr 07, 2013
So they have even conscripted the formal first lady to come and plead their case. Where was she when they were killing innocent people from the south-east. Why did she not come out then and condemn them. This is all hypocrisy to save a few few. It is plain they all know among themselves who is boko haram and who is not. They all should be questioned about their involvements. Amnesty to boko haram may split this country into several unequal parts. The international community is there and God is watching.
Politics › Korean, Chinese Firm Acquire Egbin, Omotosho Plants by drnoel(op): 12:18pm On Apr 07, 2013
The National Council on Privatisation (NCP) has approved a draft bill for NIPOST reform, just as it ratified a Korean Firm, KEPCO as the core investor for the Egbin Power Plant with 70 percent stake.

Rising from its meeting presided over by Vice President Namadi Sambo at the State House on Thursday Mr Atedo Peterside who heads the NCP Technical Committee, said KEPCO will pay the sum of $407million being the 70 percent stake. The plant is valued at $670 million.

Mr Peterside who was flanked by the Minister of Communication Technology, Mrs Mobolaji Johnson and the acting Director General of BPE, Mr Benjamin Dikki, said Council also approved the sale of Omotosho and Olorunsogo Power Plants to the Chinese firm that are building them.

According to him, the Chinese Firm was offered First Right of Refusal for the plants worth $166 million. He explained that they reached an understanding with the Firm to acquire 51 percent stake on completion.

Last week, the NCP signed agreement with the preferred bidders to take over of 10 Distribution Companies (DISCOS) and five Generation Companies (GENCOS). Only Afam Power Plant and Kaduna Distribution Company are remaining to be sold.

The NCP also approved the Nigerian Postal Service, NIPOST Reform draft Bill which will soon be forwarded to the Federal Executive Council for onward transmission to the National Assembly for necessary legislation.

The Minister of Communication Technology, Mrs Mobolaji Johnson, explained that with the reform, NIPOST will only focus on commercial operation while a Regulatory Body will be set up for the sector.

Speaking, the acting Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Mr Benjamin DIkki, said Council considered Five draft Bills for the transport sector. They are on Port, Road Sector, Inland Waterways, Railway and Transport Commission.

The draft Bills will be sent to the Federal Executive Council for consideration and onward transmission to the National Assembly.

Meanwhile, the Firm that won the bid for Geregu Power Plant, Amperion Consortium has made the 25 percent ($33 million USD) payment to the BPE in line with the agreement signed. The CEO of the Company, Mr Akin Akinfemiwa, who disclosed this was confident that the full privatisation of the power sector will be a success.

http://nigeriarising.com.ng/sector-report/korean-chinese-firm-acquire-egbin-omotosho-plants/
Politics › Re: Black Woman Putting Our Black Sisters To Check by drnoel: 12:07pm On Apr 07, 2013
She spoke well
Politics › Re: Evil-Forces Working To Derail Nigeria - Jonathan by drnoel: 11:57am On Apr 07, 2013
sheyie2007: Imagine obama saying this huh
American senate will impeach him immediately...
Politics › Re: "Lagos To Issue Residents Identity Cards By January 2013" Fashola by drnoel(op): 8:39pm On Apr 06, 2013
Sincere 9gerian: Guy, you sabi follow up with govt promises. That is fantastic.

Anyway, for update, ask Eko ile, Gbawe, Kuruju(or whatever), ba7man, Demden
anyway we are there hoping they keep their promise and God is watching..
Poems For Review › Re: A Star Fell from The Skies... by drnoel(op): 8:38pm On Apr 06, 2013
firestar: Always remember
While sowing tears
From the ashes comes rebirth
Re-emergence and...






...Mirth
hmm, i believe i´ve heard something similar to that b4 but then. Does one dwell on the rebirth or the death of something once beautiful? Is the beauty recaptured after death or is it lost in the rebith? How does one then look back at what was lost an still derive comfort from knowing it has been found or should one derive comfort that he has finally found rest.

I wrote that poem/prose when i was at my most venerable trials, when I lost someone that was like the moon for me......(silent). It stil hurts,..I believe I won´t ever 4get the pain. Its someone no one will understand.
Nairaland General › Nigeria's Booming Skin Bleaching Market (video Inside) by drnoel(op): 8:13pm On Apr 06, 2013
In Nigeria, a growing number of men and women are using skin whitening creams because they believe a fairer complexion will help them succeed in life.
According to the World Health Organisation, more than 70 percent of Nigerian women admit they use such products -- despite the health hazards.
That compares with 59 percent in Togo, and 27 in Senegal. Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports from Lagos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=illl92AMxTA
Romance › Re: Why Do Some Guys Download Girls Picture And Claim To Be Their Boyfriend by drnoel: 6:42pm On Apr 06, 2013
i better stop reading this thread b4 my madam at the top comes back...
Education › Re: Bizarre Graduation Party A Nigerian University by drnoel(op): 6:33pm On Apr 06, 2013
gluv01: Eeeewwww...

Happy for them, but that's too local and gross
cant agree more
Education › Bizarre Graduation Party A Nigerian University by drnoel(op): 1:41pm On Apr 06, 2013
I just cam across this video from anoda online forum on a Bizarre graduation party at Kogi State University and decide to paste it here. How was ur graduation party?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVuuh4jBsdI
TV/Movies › Re: NTA Cartoons and programmes Of The 70s, 80s And 90s by drnoel(op):
naptu2: The name of the series was Flaxton Boys. The name of the house they lived in was Flaxton Hall.
ok, cos the name has always eluded me

Alo we all forgot maggi kitchen on NTA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBWQKoGWpJQ
Politics › Re: Will You Vote For BUHARI In The Forthcoming Election? by drnoel:
teniyi: It depends on who he contests against. But for sure Buhari is a million times better than the Clueless Mumu called GEJ.
Well no matter who he contests against he will neva see that sit of power. See, for some people that sit of power is a call to serve for others its to fulfill an ambition. Nigerians should learn to see the difference from a mile away. GEJ neva wanted that position cos he would have made a good vice and not the boss. He may have made many mistakes so far but still surprisingly he has made more impact that any Nigerian leader so far in this his 2-3 years in office. Nigerians use ur tongue to count ur teeth.
TV/Movies › Re: Game Of Thrones Vs Spartacus by drnoel: 8:40am On Apr 06, 2013
Well since its just comparing the two, I'd suggest ye all read the books then come back to comment. GOT can't be compared with Spartacus. They are not in the same league. GOT is of course a lot better. U don't believe that go and look at their imbd rating.
TV/Movies › Re: NTA Cartoons and programmes Of The 70s, 80s And 90s by drnoel(op): 5:19pm On Apr 05, 2013
Bawss1: The Flaxton Boys!! I remember that one!
come to think of it, was that seires Flaxton boys or Flaxton halls

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