Amberon11:
Not Christianity. I don't follow religion blindly. The bible is the most proven in all of history. There's no witness to the Quran and all the "supposed miracles" of prophet Mohammad. But there were hundreds of witness who came forward (long after Jesus had died) to prove his credibility. It is an established fact.

I'm not trumping anyone's religion. Facts speak for themselves.

Proven facts? Witnesses? Are you this ignorant? You mean stories told by your fellow man is what you call fact. Because the white man told you so abi? What about African witnesses that came forward and told us about our origins. E.g oduduwa, oranmiyan etc. I bet you will call those lies because they were told by black men. Shame on you

Amberon11:
You don't know the person I quoted but I do.

Moreover, I didn't crucify their religion. Mohammed was a pedophile and a rapist. Its a known fact. All Islamic scholars know this. Its not new. Its like calling an African a black man. Nothing hypocritical there.

Faith is not all I have. I have a saviour.

They also have a savior. Abeg go siddon. Nothing makes your faith/religion better than theirs. Both religions depend on FAITH with no explanations but for you to simply have FAITH. Hence, no reason, anyone should trump the other. Abeg, come, and go, and sleep.

Amberon11:
Tell that to your pedophile that has kept the entire Islamic world in stone age.

I think it is rather immature and very hypocritical to judge another religion/group/faith.

You realize that the same FAITH that you have that makes you believe in YOUR own religion is the same FAITH that those that believe in the religion that you are crucifying have? All you both have is FAITH. What makes you think YOUR own FAITH is superior to theirs?

Amberon11:
Notice I never said "Christian heaven or hell". I said hell and heaven. There's no denominational hell.

That being said, 99.9999% of Muslims who have visited heaven or hell saw what matched the "biblical" descriptions of heaven and hell. They never had experiences matching the Islamic descriptions of heaven and hell. That invariably explains why no one has ever seen the 72 virgins and neither has anyone seen Mohammed. In fact they believe Mohammed is currently in hell, hence their prayers for the prophet to be granted jannah (heaven) by Allah.

But majority of those who have had divine visitations have seen Jesus.

Yes! reincarnation happens but I won't go into details due to your carnality as it would be pointless.

Anything else??

Stop lieing. No one has seen heaven or hell. It is all in your brain.

princey83:

I believe there is oil locked down in most places. Its the technology to bring it out that keeps improving.
E.g very close to where i work (not Nigeria), It has just been discovered that pumping carbon dioxide back into the formation increases the yield/output of oil rigs in the field.
(fracking but by using co2).
fracking sef dey develop.

Anyway, Oil is being abandoned for green energy, so income from it is going to be short lived anyway.
Coal was the main source of energy before discovery of crude, now crude is being set aside for green energy. e.g Norway is stopping the sale of cars using refined products of crude oil in 2025. Funny thing is that Norway has lots of oil too.

CO2 injection is not new. Tertiary recovery is actually becoming quite efficient. Denbury resources based out of Texas has been very successful with CO2 in east texas. With regards to Oil, forget all that green story. Until you find an alternative way to produce the feedstock, in commercial quantities, for making plastics, petroleum jelly, vaseline, plastic bags aka naija nylon bags etc, the list goes on, oil will remain d go to guy. Sure dependence on oil for car transportation may reduce but oil will still be here.

Confuciusng:


Chevron MD, a geologist http://tandice-bsolutions.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=327&Itemid=263

And that translates to Geologists running the show? There are several lawyers and non engineering majors that are CEOS of E&P's in the US. Does it mean lawyers are now the go to guys for those companies? You do realize, the MD you mentioned reports to HQ right? The real person calling the shots for Chevron is in San Ramon. Guess what, he is neither a pet engr or geologist so there goes your theory. Feel free to Google Chevron CEO. You think all the decisions are made in naija?

jamsywizzy:
And this police man took a picture with a guy smoking weed in publicly, Is smoking weed now legal in Nigeria?

http://afribreeze.com/forum/showtopic.php?id=274

See rhetorical question. Is drinking alcohol and driving legal in Nigeria? Or how do you explain hawking can beer in traffic?

pacino26:



Just woke up and na you I sight first

Directional Drilling what's the display of ignorance there? I'll not glorify you with the explanation here ok, but I like your sense of humor cuz you got just one 'like'

Compressor stations,; outdated currently cuz our natural gas got a lot of pressure to travel far, crude on the other hand from the Chad basin which I know nothing of its constituent gas or pressure unless you're telling you did the PVT matching and analysis for itit

Guy, let it rest. Leave the technical part to the experts. No be by wetin you read for textbook. No need mixing midstream with upstream.

Confuciusng:


Even if they find it bros. It won't even be one-tenth of what's in the Niger Delta.the chad basin is a textbook case of an intracratonic sag. By the way, when geologist talk, geophysicist and pet engr sharrap. That's why Exxon and chevron are run by geologists.

You are right on the way the govt is going. All jokers. Totally stupid people. My younger brother in 300lvl thinks better than these people. It's obvious they are just like Jonathan, but with a better propaganda machine.

Excuse you? ExxonMobil and Chevron run by Geologists? Please don't misyarn. Stick to your isopachs and continue mapping. You got jokes sha....Geologists running d show...lol. ........yea, we like to let them think they are useful....wonder why they are the first out the door when layoffs start.....food for thought...

Confuciusng:
LOL. Let's see sha. The regolith is thicker on the Chadian sector of the basin that was a huge reason oil was only found in the Chadian sector. And also, the chad basin slopes into the Chadian sector. Former R& at NNPC I've spoken to have said there is nothing on the Nigeria sector, now Kachikwu says they will soon start drilling. In fact when I was a student Exxon Mobil staffs came around for UAP and said there is nothing there, a guy that was on the team that discovered crude on the Chadian sector said there is no crude there (in the Nigerian sector). The truth about the chad basin is that intracratonic sag basins are NEVER prolific producers of crude oil, unless the chad basin has morphed into a frontier basin after some 3decades of exploration. All I can say to Kachikwu is "Drill baby, drill". After 4 or 5 dry wells, eye go clear.

LOL at dry holes. Funny enough, all the best Geophysicists in the world have a handful of dry holes in their resume. They carefully fail to mention them. They only brag about discoveries.
On a more serious note, the statement "there is no oil in the Nigerian sector" is wrong. What you should say is "until" oil is discovered. You cannot say for a fact that there is no oil. With 5D seismic and all the techy advancements, it won't be long before pesin go hit pay.
[b]Anyway, the real question is why would a government that wants to diversify the economy, decide to explore for OIL? Same ol story. Depending on oil and hope prices come back up. This govt get any plan B at all?

[/b]Anyway

pacino26:


Nigeria can employ Directional Drilling, set up flow stations and pipe the crude to Warri Refinery in the spirit of one Nigeria If the gravity can't sustain pressure for long journey let them know there's always compressor stations to be constructed too.

We de here.

What a lack lustre attempt to show that you know a teeny lil bit about the oil industry. My friend re-construct your statements. Hope say you no be one mudlogger or mwd hand wey dey form oil guru for hia.....

SmithHumble50:
54 years old? With all dis grey bear bear...

I was a baby when I started watching RMD..

Now I am almost 35 years old... He is still 54?

Ko possible ra ra.

So assuming you started watching him at the age of 5, he would have been around 24 then which is still possible.
So let's say you started watching him around 10, he'd have been 29. Wetin no possible for dia?

Orikinla:
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Unknown to you, several Yoruba Obas are also Christian ministers

How many of them have been caught on video saying what this "ajala" ooni said?

Zico5:
Some people are so naïve. What is the big deal if Ooni said Jesus is his father. I was born and breed in Ife and ife is more or less a Christian environment not as some of the aliens view it. We have churches in every nook and crannies of Ile-Ife. The very king is a Christian right from the infant and it will be disastrous of him to forsake what u believe knowing fully well that the throne is temporary and heaven is permanent. God bless Ooni. He shall live long on the throne. Ade a pe Lori oba to mo Jesu.

Hypocrisy at best. If he doesn't believe in Yoruba tradition, he shouldn't have accepted the JOB. If he believes Jesus is his savior, he should have stayed in lagos or wherever and let someone that believes in Yoruba culture and not a white man's culture ascend the throne. Jesus is for the white man.

mrvitalis:

It will take years... And Nigerian should understand that and stop demanding the impossible

If you have no answer to my question please don't quote me biko!!!!
I asked what they are doing to solve the problem besides pointing fingers and you respond with the exact same thing that they are doing (pointing fingers) - "It will take years" What kind of answer is that. My guy, no make I vex this early Tuesday ooo.

mrvitalis:
The truth is we have a messed up economy
We all depend on oil sells and few solid minerals to bring dollars to us... And we forgot to save... And now the oil money is no more coming and since we must feed we need dollar to buy foreign goods... This will lead to devaluation of the naira.... That's it
We had no savings (Like OBJ did for yaradua) so what do we do??... We have to endure first of all...
Then the next thing is to try and decrease our dollar demand and how can we do that.. By trying to produce what we need here... And what are they
Petrol, rice, wheat, glass, Cloths, sugar ... All this we can produce here and if we do that's the dollar demand will drop
We also need to produce things we can export to make more dollars... And this I think we can do and the only logical thing I can come up with that is in great demand is ethanol

Here is the plan
Government should as a matter of urgency acquire 5 Million hectares of unfarmed land... We plant cassava and sweet potato and this will will yield over
100 million tons of cassava and potatoes... This will give u 15 billion litres of ethanol valued at around 10 billion dollars... China can loan us the farming equipment and fermentation plants.... And we use this to fund next year capital projects
Repeat this year and use the money to build railway sea ports... Power plant sand in the next 10 years we sale to individuals... This can help us before we reposition our self
Thanks and God bless... This my own one kobo

I am sick and tired of seeing the statement in Bold. We don hear. The past government didn't save, they didn't do this, they didn't do that. Can we please move on. The big question is what is the current government doing to solve the problem besides pointing fingers?

oglalasioux:
It's our duty to help the less privileged [/b]but in your case the beneficiaries are taking it to the extreme.

Let everyone stay at his or her home. Send your help and contributions to them if you have as it's not an obligation to be responsible for their upkeep.

Once the world throw away religion and it's books and realize that giving birth to many children is not a right then the world will be a better place.

Animalistic men will be making babies all over and handing them over to other people to take care for them. Pathetic!

[b]NO. It is not our duty to help anybody. If you chose to do so, it is entirely UP TO YOU.

Houseofglam7:
And d mumu geh rest hand for him shoulder!
Mtchewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

She is a CHILD. This is considered RAPE. Shut the Foooork UP.

Davinex:
And we complain of unemployment. SMH
when you don't see value in what u have, people with vision will take it from you.
It's time we clear the cobwebs.

So you want to compare this woman with average Nigerians? Do you know how much money she probably had before coming here or do you know how many connections she has. Getting funds to buy land and start farming will be way easier for her when compared to an average Nigerian. Trust me, if an average Nigerian has access to the kind of funds she has, they will do the same thing. She is in the business to make money. You need money to acquire land. How many youths have that kind of money?

[quote author=Arielle post=46690296]
Only Nigerians in Nigeria. Abroad this would be a hit. Not all cities have an abundance of Nigerian restaurants or shops [/quote

I was talking about Nigerians abroad. Most people would rather cook their own stew. If you're going to cook the rice, why not cook the stew?
Of course, for some, this is a welcome idea. I just don't think it will be a huge hit. We already have all sorts of canned stew availabe already. Some people even use chinese hot sauce for naija rice abroad. Naija food hasn't reached there yet. Maybe the indomie generation will welcome it. The 80's folk still prefer home cooked stew that is fresh.

Moneyyy:
This is good for the Nigerian economy. Do you guys have any idea the amount of money being sent outside the shores of Nigeria every year in the name of scholing abroad? Such money is better spent in Nigeria and it would help prop up the Nigerian economy.

If we are in support of home-grown manufacturing, I don't see why we should not be in support of home-grown graduates.

People are more poised than ever to send their kids abroad because of ignorant statements like yours
They are scared their kids will be so ignorant. You are a classic case. You only show more reasons for them to encourage their kids to stay abroad.
Do you realize the amount of FOREX nigeria gets from the diaspora every year? Are you aware that it is in the billions of dollars?

hustla:
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Na hunger never wire them well, na in make them never eat 1 month stew

The previous poster has a point. Fresh stew is critical for a lot of Nigerians.

idupaul:
Impressive ..really impressive ..this would fly

Not so sure though! Unless this is marketed to non-nigerians. Most nigerians like to cook their own food especially stew/soup. Maybe a small number of bachelors abroad may try it but considering the abundance on nigerian restaurants, i'm not so sure. Anyway i hope she does well. I like the entrepreneurial spirit.

Day11:





Give her some respect buddy.

She's married

Buh dat "you go run" making me

I didn't disrespect her. Just highlighting the truth. Anyway, a married woman that doesn't want people to comment on her look or shape won't keep posting pictures everyday.

She is Fat. Nothing sexy about that. If she takes her clothes off, you go run.

Addicted2Women:
Who told you that you need $2000 to survive for the first month ??
Have you ever heard of Chinese buffet ?? Price rite ??
Wetin you wan chop ??
A loaf of bread is 99 cent

Food is the cheapest thing you can buy in America.

You need no health insurance.

Again, where this country called Nigeria is headed to, you better get the fucck out.

Welcome to the land of opportunities.
Even if you graduate, you will still stay here for a long time before you start thinking of going back

America is the only and best country in the whole wide world, other countries are just local governments

The $1,500 you're talking about is financial aid you get from your school every semester, it's a free money.
You can get up to $14,000 every year just for going to school. Nobody go ask you to pay it back

Please everyone ignore this poster. Don't be misled. Financial aid is for residents and citizens alike. You can't get it as an F-1 visa holder.

cole265:


Any Nigerian in this hard times spending so much on frivolity like this, has been stealing from govt or one of the close relative in govt is. Such could also be a drug pusher or outright armed rubber! No Nigerian in this hard times will spend hard earned money from legitimate business like this...
Are they more romantic than the Americans?

Una too dey open mouth like fowl yansh. It doesn't cost much. People do it all the time in New Orleans. You guys should go and rest juh.

sukkot:
yeah that was overkill. like whats he feeling like ? closing down a whole street. he think he is in ajegunle where they close down streets for party. i guess that saying is true - you can take a man out the jungle but you cnt take the jungle out of the man lolzzz

bro am waiting on this money. do you want my details ? when you gone kick it in ? why you silent about it though ?

Olodo. If you go down to New Orleans, you will realize people do this regularly. It doesn't cost much either. No biggie!!

Mr Johnson collects 18k minimum wage, yet he has CAR

DropShot:

Nigeria has not paid a dime in subsidy since beginning of 2016. Again, what the FG has done is to deregulate the oil industry. Read about what it means to deregulate.

Why can't you counter the fact that the Ineffectual Buffoon and madam puff-puff borrowed to pay salaries in Feb and March of 2015 and attempt to tell us how they could have managed the economy with much more lower oil price?

If no subsidy was paid in 2016, why is the pump price not 86 naira? Why should it increase to 135-145 if no subsidy was paid at 86? Am i missing something here?

Phoebus:



Thanks! But have you had anyone do that before? I wouldn't mind knowing their POE questions and experiences.

Several. Some people buy their transit tickets when they land in the USA. There's nothing that says you must have a flight straight to school. Some people even choose to use Greyhound bus. All the POE officer cares about is that you are going to school. How you get to your final destination is not their problem

Phoebus:
Hello house!

Actually, I just got admitted to study at the masters level in Oregon come fall; I have also gotten my visa. My plan is to jet out by August 17, first, to visit New Jersey (I've booked my ticket to Newark already), spend few days with my uncle and then book a flight report to school.

The issue now is the Port of Entry palava, as I'm scared the officers might be concerned about me not having a ticket to Oregon... Although my port of entry would be Boston, cos that's where Emirates would drop me before connecting with a local flight to NJ; I want to know the house views on this risky waka of mine and also learn from others experiences.

Is it also true they'll know I'm going to NJ without asking me?

Please help ! Thanks.....

No issues. As long as you report to school by the school deadline, you can go anywhere first. No one will prevent you from seeing family before going to school.