Politics › Re: Buhari Approves New Rail Line From Kano To Daura, Port-Harcourt To Maiduguri by eaglechild: 6:24pm On Aug 25, 2017 |
There is already an existing railline from PH to Maiduguri. Are they saying that they will upgrade the gauge or rehabilitate the nonfunctional parts of the line? |
Car Talk › Re: It’s A Woman. It Must Be A Woman. by eaglechild: 12:03pm On Aug 25, 2017 |
"Nah woman" , I think arises from the frustrations that impatient and reckless drivers face when trying to cut corners. Women are less likely to squeeze through that ultratight space that will enable one evade traffic jam but will rather wait (and rightly so). Women are less likely to allow that shuttle bus that broke the queue and is hanging precariously at the edge of the gutter or driving against traffic to cut infront of them and get back on the line. This equates to traffic jam and blame of course goes to woman. They are less likely to speed up and beat the traffic light before it goes red making you wait. (Inside you are already saying "if no be woman both of us for don cross) Unfortunately you know she is right by slowing down. And yes they have less reservations about tipping that over manoeuvring keke or bike into the gutter, after all, it is not a bendy contest, you should have waited.
Definitely there are exceptions. Some women (just like some men) are outrightly reckless and even bully danfo drivers and those are the ones that receive "hailing". |
Phones › Re: ‘internet Usage Low In Bayelsa, Yobe, Ebonyi States, Others’ by eaglechild: 7:37am On Aug 23, 2017 |
Nigeria has a larger population than the developed countries so no biggie. Percentages a are a better way of assessment. |
Travel › Re: Corper Survives Accident With Cattle And Fulani Herdsmen On Enugu Road by eaglechild: 1:34pm On Aug 19, 2017 |
Stylz69: Cattle do not rush into the roads. This isn't to say that it is proper for livestock to cross major roads but road users need to be more aware! I see them many times in a hurry to meander through cattle crossing road impatiently. Note this: if a car hits a cattle, the cattle will win. Cattle CAN definitely rush into roads if they are not properly herded. They are also prone to sudden movements. Besides they narrow the roads making it difficult for motorists to manoeuvre. |
Celebrities › Re: Michael Jackson's Son, Blanket Seen For The First Time In A Very Long Time by eaglechild: 2:05pm On Aug 18, 2017 |
cescky: weak arguement, so i wont bother checking other names..the name iknow there is maraiah carey...shes not half black, shes quarter Apparently you haven't come across many mixed folks before. I can tell you that a good number of them look very Caucasian. My cousin's child has ginger hair and looks 100% Caucasian. If not that the mother is the one who is black people like you would have been running there mouths (if the father was the black person) |
Politics › Re: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by eaglechild: 3:00pm On Aug 09, 2017 |
slimthugchimee: Who can give us updates don't he construction of the that new shopping mall at independence layout, I passed there two days ago, seems like its almost complete It is almost complete Spar and few other shops are open already.
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Car Talk › Re: Renault Nissan Becomes World’s Largest Automaker. by eaglechild: 8:57am On Aug 09, 2017 |
ugleenerd: if der like Mk der no start 2 dey mk electric cars ... der go soon kn hwfr.. Nissan is the pioneer of commercially available electric cars - the Leaf. |
Car Talk › Re: Renault Nissan Becomes World’s Largest Automaker. by eaglechild: 8:52am On Aug 09, 2017 |
takenadoh: I didn't call any name, but In Naija here how many Nissan vehicles or Renault can u see plying the road? There are arguably more brand new almeras/ sentras than corollas. |
Phones › Re: "Despacito” Is The Most Viewed Youtube Video Of All Time In Seven Months by eaglechild: 9:25am On Aug 08, 2017 |
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Science/Technology › Re: Hunter Kills & Butchers A Gorilla In Sapele, Delta State (Photos) by eaglechild: 10:29am On Aug 05, 2017 |
No no no no no !
This is basically a step away from cannibalism.
These are highly endangered animals( gorillas and chimpanzees).
This is why some cultural practices forbidding the killing of certain animals should be upheld. |
Health › Re: NOIPolls: 88% Of Nigerian Doctors Seek Job Opportunities Abroad by eaglechild: 1:33pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
ceaser: Over the past 6 months, twelve (12) doctor friends have escaped for their lives into countries such as UK, SA, Australia, Canada, US, Germany, in that descending order. 9 of them are practicing doctors in their various destinations having written and passed the professional exam requirements of the various countries before leaving Nigeria. Others are there on postgraduate studies, but their target is to write their licencing exams and end up practicing medicine there.
My sibling is currently on the second step of the licencing exam. Close to 500 medical doctors sat for the IELTS earlier this year compared to just 30 four years ago.
Meanwhile, the useless health minister is currently brewing more problems in the health ministry and the agencies under it viz:
NHIS: Attempting to sack the NHIS executive secretary because he would not meet Adéwolé's unscrupulous financial demands and looting of the NHIS in connivance with the insurance providers.
:In the various Teaching Hospitals and other federal tertiary health institutions, there is dearth of doctors. In some, new house officers have not been employed to replace the ones that have left for over six months. Meanwhile there are hordes of fresh medical graduates who have been searching for places to do their internship as required by the MDCN, without which they cannot proceed to full registration from the provisional registration they currently have. If they fail to do internship within 2 years of graduation, they risk forfeiting their provisional registration status, needing them to resit the medical qualification exams all over again.
The so called residents exit the system when they complete their training. New residents are not employed to replace those that have exited the system leading to a pile up of aspiring ones with primaries qualification out there not getting places to run their programme. Meanwhile the primaries requirement for residency expires within 5 years if the bearer does not find a place to run his programme, also requiring his reapplying for and re-writing the primaries exams (which I think costs about 90 thousand naira currently)
Now here is the plot: The names of the house officers and the residents that have exited the system are still kept on the payroll of the hospitals and the salaries still come with the hospitals' allocations, but these ghost workers' pays are shared by the hospitals' accountants, MDs/CMDs/CEOs and also staffs of the federal ministry of health under the tutelage of the minister himself. Meanwhile the consultants who exit the system after training also are in their hundreds hunting for jobs out there.
Another favorite pastime of the Minister of health and the hospital CEOs as I am made to understand is to deliberately keep creating and fueling chaos in health sector amongst professionals (eg Johesu vs Doctors). This is based on the principle of "making more money in times of chaos and wars" and this is achieved through the release of various contradicting circulars from the ministry itself on a simple singular, straightforward issue.
Equipment's and infrastructure are all at an all time low. Only 3 centers in the whole nation boasts of a radiotherapy machine, the three not functioning optimally all at the same time or at any one time. If the Federal government ever budget and release the monies for such, the FMoH and the various hospital CEOs will rather spend the money allocated to procure such or at best get mediocres and second nd replacements and share the remains of the loots. These are just a few of the evils that plague that sector in the country and is partly responsible or the unremitting brain drain.
It is germain that journalists an writers who are the conscience of the people (masses) understand the workings of this intricate machinery constructed by the various saboteurs in the health sector thru which they loot funds, inform the public appropriately amd even some workers in the health sector as well, who have been successfully brainwashed into believing that mutual suspicion is the panacea and acting out the script of their puppet masters (FMoH and the hospital CEOs) ia the solution.
Ceaser writes in from Lagos for Nairaland editorial. You have a good grasp of the goings on in the health sector. The alarming thing now is that an increasing number of newly qualified fellows are leaving the country. These are people that have spent years in specialist training. Sad |
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Manufacturing Output Surges For Fourth Consecutive Month by eaglechild: 8:58am On Aug 02, 2017 |
Nbote: Some of una sef.... Bigotry and tribalism won't allow most of u to read, think and reason well... Wen dis govt placed all the needless restrictions on forex in d country , importers and manufacturers were deeply affected as access to forex became a problem. After d CBN and govt succeeded in aiding d collapse of our currency , dey backtracked and removed d same silly restrictions and since den have been pumping forex into d market.. Now manufacturers and importers alike can source forex more easily ... D govt is simply undoing d evil it created... Thank you. Those restrictions literally crippled the economy |
Celebrities › Re: E-money Sitting Room Vs Shina Peller Sitting Room, Which Do You Prefer (photos) by eaglechild: 8:21pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
LordAdam16: How people reduced this to a tribal debate is beyond me.
E-money's sitting room is a classic design. Peller's is a modern design.
Most folks with "old" money, scions, peerage, royals, politicos would choose E-money's setting every single time. It never ages. Most old, vintage buildings (stately homes) in Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East and Presidential (and Monarchial) Palaces have a variant of E-money's setting for that reason.
On the other hand, most folks from the wretched to the upper middle class, new money, professionals, tech billionaires would choose Peller's design. Many won't be able to stand living in E-money's setting day in and out. But it comes at the cost of expensive refreshes. While classic design is ageless, modern design evolves. In 10-20 yrs time, Peller's design would be an eye sore.
Modern design just doesn't make sense for most "old money" folks. No history, way too common, and it's fleeting. Rather than spend money on a new decor every decade, how about using that money to buy a new painting at an art auction, or expanding the wine cellar or sth; the first is a needless waste, the last two are spends that ironically keep money in your pocket. And even tho' the cost of maintenance for a classic design is on the high side, that's what servants and estate managers are for.
Which do I prefer? Neither.
Both work for the people who use them. The bourgeois can't all afford a classic design, and new money want to seen as forward thinking so modern design every day of the week. On the other hand, most of the 1% and old money grew up in homes with a classic design, have a legacy and it is only fitting that they go for things with heritage--a Rolls instead of a Maybach, French/Italian wine instead of Cypriot wine ... classic instead of modern design.
-Lord Finally someone with a brain comes along. Thank you so much for your honesty. |
Celebrities › Re: E-money Sitting Room Vs Shina Peller Sitting Room, Which Do You Prefer (photos) by eaglechild: 5:33pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
A lot of people on this thread are just lying to themselves. |
Car Talk › Re: 2017 Volkswagen Phideon: The Amazing VW You've Been Looking For (photos) by eaglechild: 3:48am On Jul 26, 2017 |
DaimlerBen: Same problem they had with the Phaeton. And the toureg in US |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Man Poses With Lion In South Africa by eaglechild: 5:50pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
I have similar pictures.
It takes some gut to do this.
Those animals are intimidating. |
Car Talk › Re: Lady Meets Snake While Coming Down From Her Husband's Car, Then This Happened by eaglechild: 9:16pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
Where is the snake's reflection on the car door? I can see the grass but not the snake Photoshop. |
Car Talk › Re: Can You Identify These Car Keys And Which One Is Your Favourite? by eaglechild: 12:53pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
I drive German. I see Mercedes-Benz key. My eyes are closed to others...
The Mercedes would be the last key I will pick from that collection cause it could belong to a budget A class. When I can spot a Rolls Royce, Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini,Bugatti and Maserati that do not dabble into budget vehicles. |
Car Talk › Re: Vehicle: 2009 Honda Accord EX-L. THE REBUILD by eaglechild: 7:06pm On Jul 16, 2017 |
GAZZUZZ: you shall see and shall drive it, Enugu right?   Yes. I will very much like that. |
Health › Re: Yes, It Is Not Impossible. 'AA' Can Marry 'AS' And Give Birth To 'SS' by eaglechild: 3:41pm On Jul 16, 2017 |
jnrremedy: another doctor( I presume ) that don't want to learn sickle cell disease is not only caused by genotype HbSS. the op clearly explained that the SS he qouted on the topic is phenotype not genotype. SS equals sickle cell disease ( as a phenotype) not genotype SS ( most of u ignorantly are quoting).
a lot of u guys don't know and u dont want to know The heading is wrong. AA, AS, SS refer to genotypes not phenotypes. One cannot just manufacture scientific terms and attempt to explain them away. You cannot tell me the SS he is talking about is phenotype that is scientific slander. Someone with SS or SC genotype has sickle cell disease which is the phenotypic manifestation. |
Car Talk › Re: Vehicle: 2009 Honda Accord EX-L. THE REBUILD by eaglechild: 3:39pm On Jul 16, 2017 |
 Now I am emotionally attached to a car I've never set my eyes on or driven in real life. |
Health › Re: Yes, It Is Not Impossible. 'AA' Can Marry 'AS' And Give Birth To 'SS' by eaglechild: 11:31am On Jul 16, 2017 |
jnrremedy: OK o get it u are probably an hematologist so u understood all along but the doctor in u want to prove u know it all.............
if u are practising in Nigeria u know most doctors ( general practitioners ) will only stop at the gel electrophoresis level. you know cos u are an hematologist so don't think others no. I have come across a lot of doctors ( even non hematologist consultants) that will tell u they don't know its possible and will never ask for a confirmatory test if faced with same case You are confusing yourself and the uninformed public by mixing up different disease entities and phenotype with genotype. Science doesn't need catchy misleading headings to pass its message across. Your heading is a scientific fallacy. |
Phones › Re: See What Happens On. The Internet Every 60 Seconds by eaglechild: 8:59am On Jul 04, 2017 |
NaijaTechGuy: The Internet has over 5 billion users and in a matter of 60 seconds a lot really happens but most of us don't know what's actually happening.
Some people make posts on social media and feel like everyone should be part of their lives and it can be quite annoying. These set of people end up being trolls. So In case someone starts feeling too special, just let them know that.
Every 60 Seconds.. 1.900 million people log in to Facebook. 2.People Search Google 3.5million times. 3.$751,522 is spent online. 4.452,000 tweets are sent. 5.1.8 million snaps are created. 6.156 million emails are sent 7. 4.1 million YouTube videos are watched 8.15,000 GIFs are sent on Messenger. 9. 342,000 Apps are Downloaded 10. 46,200 posts are made on Instagram.. . Also.. 3-5 threads are created on Nairaland every 60 seconds
The infographic below will show you more. Don't forget to share
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-3NjyNnuzoDE/WVnfuyWvDhI/AAAAAAAAJmM/7g_RLSpPmOEATMV60EQ74XszLlrmtDY6gCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg 900 thousand and not 900 million facebook log ins. |
Celebrities › Re: Chika Ike Accepted By Harvard University For Her MSc After Trying For 5 Years by eaglechild: 3:07pm On Jul 03, 2017 |
LePrezident: 1. OP you have dissapointed big time! She was accepted into Harvard Business School so obviously it's not an MSc (Masters in Science), it's an MBA (Masters in Business Administration)
2. The mod who moved this to FP without editing the headline also fall hand big time. Its either he/she did not pay attention to detail or is also not knowledgeable in this aspect, Seun kindly take note.
3. Chika congrats, getting into Harvard Business School is no mean feat it's for either the execeptionally brilliant or the brilliant and wealthy. And this is manifest by the fact that you had to try 5 times. As things stand, with the Harvard MBA you're better off pursuing some other professional field as compared to Nollywood that will in reality give you peanut unless it's being used as a stepping stone to "other sturvs" u know.
Félicitations. Thank goodness some people still have there brains intact. Some of the earlier comments got me wondering if there was any hope left for our youth |
Travel › Re: My Pixs At Sumu Wildlife Park In Bauchi For Eid Celebration by eaglechild: 7:39pm On Jun 26, 2017 |
NafeesaAA: Children's time during Eid Celebration at Sumu Wildlife Park Bauchi State, another huge tourist source of revenue greatly left untapped.
Mind you , this isn't Yankari Game Reserve Really nice of you to share the pictures. Is it giraffe sanctuary or are there other animals. Do they roam free or are they caged. Didn't know there was a healthy giraffe population left. |
Business › Re: Etisalat Pulls Out Of Nigeria by eaglechild: 12:31am On Jun 22, 2017 |
Billyonaire: A beautiful legitimate Heist has just happened and my Nigerians are not smart enough to join the global hedging game. Buy as low as 51% Equity, rebrand and make the Special purpose vehicle very appealing and package a product, then get the commercial bankers to rush in with beautiful ladies offering you billions of dollars in loan and sex you draw the credit lines and lock in private investors. Then tick tock tick tock, you sell off your equity and divulge your interests with the 'profit'. The game was just orchestrated to steal the loans and guess what ? It is legal. And they are gone, just allowing the Nigerian banks, their government and other private investors to hold the bag.
This is the simple formula of the 1%. Etisalat sank because of our dying economy. This has nothing to do with your proposed theory. You presented as if they came to fleece loans ab initio which was not the case. Many foreign companies abandoned ship because of the currency crunch . |
Crime › Re: Attempt To Rob A White Man In Enugu State Foiled By Mobile Police Men (photos) by eaglechild: 12:18pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
Enugu is a difficult city to commit certain crimes in. |
Celebrities › Re: Robbers Break Into Dencia's Car In L.A, Cart Away Properties Worth 28million by eaglechild: 5:40pm On May 19, 2017 |
BornAgainMay: All this musicians and chasing to be relevant
How can you have such amount in your car?
Ashawo no dey carry bed for head and ppl still dey patronize her
Gari no get advert ppl still dey buy em
You no need to dey lie updan to be relevant
You just need hardwork. A Tiffany bracelet and a Rolex watch. |
Romance › Re: Was The Man Really Pressing His Manhood On The Lady's Backside While On Queue? by eaglechild: 2:55pm On May 18, 2017 |
Definitely not an erection.
The man either had a pouch or his belt was not properly done.
The bulge is well above his fly.
The pervert is the person who put up a baseless video to draw views. |
Romance › Re: Man Pressing His Manhood On A Lady's Backside While Waiting For Bus In Lagos by eaglechild: 12:59am On May 18, 2017 |
There is absolutely no evidence that the man was erect.
Silly bloggers. |
Celebrities › Re: "I Thought They Put AC Outside": Olajumoke Shivering In South Africa (Video) by eaglechild: 1:18pm On May 15, 2017 |
RichYoungNigga:
What??
Another national embarrassment
Is South Africa that cold ??
I've been to South Africa for a business meeting several times during the hot and cold season
It's even colder in Nigeria than in South Africa
Even in the USA where it snows heavily in the winters, it's now summer and you can't walk outsidewithout melting
You can take someone out of the forest but you can't take the forest out of her South Africa has a larger land mass than Nigeria and while some parts can get very hot, it snows in some other parts. Besides most SA cities are less humid than Nigerian cities. You can't just say that Nigeria is colder. |
Crime › Re: White Woman Scatters Nigerian Woman's Goods In Her Shop In Dublin (Video) by eaglechild: 1:04pm On May 15, 2017 |
The shop owner was very smart by avoiding any contact with the aggressor and getting video evidence. |