Abagworo:

back in the days his name was nigeria1

hmmm, nigerian, went by nigeria[/b]1, and now his name is become[b]rich, what does that tell ya? 

"What I say goes n if you don't like it [size=20pt]F-U-C-K [/size] [size=25pt]YOU[/size]"   
----99% of Politicians on Earth.

Kobojunkie:


This is a big reason why I argued on a thread some months ago that Nigerians WILL NOT be able to pay for electricity and so Government needs to look into restructuring it's subsidy program to help tackle that issue or we will be no better than where we are today.

Opening up the power sector to foreign investment, and offering subsidies would be the best way to achieve greater capacity.
Also, it wouldn't be a bad idea to privatize PHCN. I'm sure businessmen can't do anymore damage than the already corrupt officials working for PHCN.

Kobojunkie:

@Poster, how much electricity does Nigeria currently generate though? As of april, I believe the number was said to be at about 3600MW, so how can 12500MW make that 20000MW?

3,600 MW, I thought it was around 6,000! Anyways does business-generated power count too? Because then it could be over 10,000 MW, I'm positive. Which would make the added 12,500 MW over 20,000 MW. Boy imagine how much economic growth comes with over 12,500 more megawatts of power

NAOMI CAMPBELL!!! THAT CRAZY WOMAN! I DOUBT THAT SHE'D ACTUALLY GIVE A HOOT WHERE THE DIAMONDS CAME FROM.

seanet02:

CAPITAL YES!!!, why wont i called myself a Good Muslim just because i tell you what is the Holy Book, Islamic lwas prohibit any form of association with Alcholic products in every sense be it revenue collection or drinking or even aiding alcholics

  اعسلام اليكمّ , كيف حالك؟

MaziUche0:

@Eddeux - Go to Alaigbo and see all those Igbo men with big beer bellies. I refuse to look like one of them, that is why I go to the gym each day and don't drink beer, only wine.

beer isn't that bad for ya, if you have one or two a day. I don't like the taste of it though, then again all I've had is bud light and budweiser.

Wasn't there already news of him 'visiting' earlier this year? And when he was first inaugurated as well? I'm American, but I don't see what's so special about Obama visiting Nigeria. I bet he'd just talk about what all world leaders say "Nigeria needs to get its house in order, and ensure that come 2011 that free and fair elections are held." Don't you get tired of hearing that? 

Wasn't Aganga working for Goldman Sachs in the UK before taking the job? And he's gonna get sacked? 

Consumption of Alcohol by Country

Nigeria still one of the highest in Africa no matter what

I DON'T SPEAK YORUBAAAAAAA 

but I will learn   

190.:

It is a lie,
Hausa women are the 6th worst flirts in nigeria

after,
1, benue girls (Idoma and Tiv)
2,  Port-Harcourt Girls
3, Lagos babes!
4, Calabar girls
5, Edo girls
6, Hausa Girls
7, Youruba Girls
8, Ibo girls,

Those veils that Hausa women tie on all around their bodies~what do u tink they use it for~
Religion, Hell NO, they spread it arund anywher they see during the dark hours of the day and have XEX anywher they like,
U should live wit them sometyme, Unfortunately if u dont not speak or hear hausa you do not have a chance~,
But they do have the best of Physique among all Nigeria ladies (Fair skins,flat tommy,figure 7 size, Straight legs,straight face,straight nose)

[B]how hard is it to hook up with a hausa girl?[/B] 

WAIT STOP!! REPUBLICAN   Jon Voight?!  That says it all, a man claiming that one president in just a mear two years has destroyed America while ignoring the actions of the dumb @ss before him, and the 4-5 presidents before him?! I swear republican hypocrisy will bring this country down someday.

IBB   International Bank Broker?

Really nice pictures, it looks like a developed city in the dark 

Though you gotta wonder how safe it is to venture into the dark areas.

lordangers:

@cap28
Do you know anything about the Nigerian military. They sucsessfully spear-headed the first African peace force (ECOMOG) with other neighbours in countries like Liberia, Sierre Leon and Guinea Bissau. Thats what sort of rewards there are for having the no1 military in the region[color=#990000][/color]

I'm surprised that it beat Dangote to it.

Is he just embarassed of the public attention brought to him? All developed countries need to ban this man and any other corrupt officials from developing countries.

otawa:

umm, are you sure?

where is Libya taking their loan from?

foreignors or maybe from IMF or World Bank. I seriously doubt Libya can finance all of its infrastructural projects.

tpiah:

^^dont you mean Canada.

Immigration is a sensitive topic in the US these days.

No it's not, illegal immigration is a sensitive topic. The US would never move to limit LEGAL immigration unless we couldn't support it (highly unlikely, huge country w/ only over 300 million people). US and Canada would definitely be better places for immigrants in my opinion. The UK is just too small and getting tired of the immigrants who just come for benefits. If I apart of the coalition govt I'd make it a law that any immigrant found cheating the system would be deported and not allowed to enter the UK again for x amount of years.

FL Gators:

Back in the days, one can just go to one's neighbors yard, squat, do their business, then wait for the neighbor to discover the mess. Now we're bothering ourselves with 10 mil toilets. When we modernize, we modernize all da way! Go Naija lol

Nigeria still doesn't have a toilet capable of self-cleaning like Bushido Brown's 

Since when does a DEMOCRACY have leaders that behave like this?

It's a shame that a foreign country had to call this guy out.

There are two black guys in that room. Attorney General Eric Holder too! The one in the gray suit on the other side of the table from Obama.


The Tea Party and the fools who follow them just seem to be angry white folks that got politically-r@p3d up the a/s/s. No worries about them.

What is that $106.24 billion dollars? Nigeria's GDP in 2020 (if growth reaches into double digits sometime this decade) will, or should I say may, be above $900 billion, so debt-to-gdp ratio will still be low. Though the last thing Nigeria needs is to be ladened with more debt, even if it's just a small % of GDP.

If only the U.S. congress had this sort of action

ElRazur:

Yes. There are many, depends on what history you are after.

From the top of my head, Lokoja, Ikole, Eko [In lagos], Ilorin and many more.

then one of them should have Nigeria's first story building, or better yet Nigeria could just be a nation w/ no 'firsts', just w/ multiple cities that are home to the first story building in their areas, considering it wasn't formed till the Brits came knockin' in.

And I thought Benin City was a historical city, I heard it from someone on this forum sometime ago.