₦airaland Forum

tellwisdom: What is ATM??

funshybam: ....and how is it your problem if a man marries a man? i find it difficult to believe we trample on some peoples right.....or will the gay force you to be his/ her partners ?

rubbish

Seun: Fellow Nairaland Members,

Your outrage over the unfair appearance of rule 17 has been noted, and so I have decided to strike it down!

Thank you for correcting me and setting me straight. We certainly need to be fair to every religion.

Best Regards,
Seun Osewa.

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efe2000: [b][/b]GREATEST NAIRALANDER, FIRST I WILL LIKE TO WISH YOU A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR IN ADVANCE.I PRAY YOUR DAYS BE LONG.

I HAVE DECIDED TO SET UP A RESTAURANT IN BENIN CITY NIGERIA AND THERE IS NO GOING BACK ON THIS AND WOULD LIKE TO TAP FROM YOUR WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE, BOTH AS A RESTAURANT OWNER AND AS CUSTOMER PLEASE ANY IDEA OR ADVICE WILL BE APPRECIATED.

MY DRIVE IS DERIVE FROM MY LOVE FOR HEALTHY FOOD AND APART FROM MAXIMISING PROFIT, I WANT TO ALSO PROVIDE PEOPLE THE CHOICE OF HEALTHY OPTIONS (LOW FAT FOOD)

A FOOD IS NOT GOOD WHEN IT LACKS THE NECESSARY NUTRIENT AND WHAT I AM TO DO IS TO PROVIDE THREE MAIN COURSE FOR A FIXED PRICE. AND I WILL BE SELLING STUFF LIKE.

SOME FOOD I HAVE IN MIND ARE

OUR TRADITIONAL RICE AND STEW,JOLLOF RICE,FRIED RICE,POUNDED YAM AND OPTIONS OF DIFFERET KIND OF SOUPS, PEPPER SOUP, AKARA AND AKAMU, BREAD AND BEANS, AND SOME CHEF SPECIAL FOOD ONLY AVAILABLE IN MY RESTAURANT.

PLEASE SUGGEST MORE FOOD TO ME AND WHAT YOU WOULD LOVE TO SEE IN MY MENU IF YOU WERE TO COME INTO MY RESTAURAND AND DESCRIBE WHAT SORT OF RESTAURANT YOU WILL LIKE TO SEE(AMBIENCE, ENTERTAINMENT, E.T.C.

HERE IS MY QUEST.

1. IS THERE ANY KIND OF FOOD YOU WOULD LOVE TO SEE IN NIGERIA RESTAURANTS MENU THAT ISNT ALREADY THERE? PLEASE SUGGEST(THANK YOU)

2. WHAT SORT OF ENTERTAINMENT, WOULD YOU LOVE TO SEE IN A RESTAURANT.

3. PLEASE SUGGEST ANY IDEAS THAT WILL HELP ME DRIVE CUSTOMERS TO MY RESTAURANT.

4. I AM THINKING OF DOING HOME DELIVERY FOR A SMALL FEE, YOU CAN ALSO ORDER FOOD ON PHONES AND E-MAIL AND PICK UP WITHIN AN AGREED TIME. DO YOU THINK THIS IS A GOOD IDEA AS IT WILL BE THE FIRST RESTAURANTIN BENIN TO DO THIS.

THANK YOU SO MUCH AS YOU HELP A BROTHER IN NEED. LIKE THE SAYING GOES NOT TO BE INFORMED IS TO BE DEFORMED AND I DO HOPE YOU CAN HELP WITH SOME USEFUL INFORMATION.

MAY GOD BLESS YOU PLENTY PLENTY.

eyenCalabar: I'll be back. Let me think.

spyder880: I used about 12 or 13 bundles for the whole house.

spyder880: You mean pvc ceiling?

LocalChamp: Anti-Corruption Activist Provides Photos Of Mansion Built For Minister Orubebe In Abuja

Posted: November 2, 2012 - 14:13

Posted by siteadmin


By SaharaReporters, New York
An anti- corruption watchdog group, Anti-Corruption Network, led by former house member Dino Melaye today provided photos of a residence it claimed was built for Nigeria's minister of the Niger Delta ministry, Elder Godsday orubebe in the Mabushi area of Abuja.

Mr. Dino stated that a construction company Setraco built and delivered the new mansion to Mr. Orubebe in less than six months after the company benefitted from contracts to build part of the East-West highway in the Delta region.

The photos taken by the group shows a mansion located on Minister's Hill area, Mabushi Abuja. Dino told Saharareporters that the offices of the group was burgled by unknown person after it revealed that Mr. Orubebe was involved in other scams totalling N29 billion in ficticious contracts.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/anti-corruption-activist-provides-photos-mansion-built-minister-orubebe-abuja

Monimatic: Sarah Ofili, a model, designer, beauty specialist and fiancee of popular rapper Ikechukwu shared some of her bathroom photos. What do you think?
http://www.informationnigeria.org/2012/11/ikechukwus-fiancee-sarah-ofili-shares-her-bathroom-photos.html

engrchux: We call Cherry "Udala" in my native dialect

jidsoon: RATHER than drive to the shop, club, church or mosque or wherever else that is not distant, the Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola is urging Lagosians to walk instead and reap numerous benefits doing so.

Such benefits include saving on fuel costs, reducing the polluting emissions into the atmosphere and improvement in general health, lowering blood pressure and improving the heart condition and mental health.

The governor, who was represented by his Special Adviser on the Environment, Dr. Taofeek Folami, spoke on Saturday at the 2012 Walk for Nature organized by the Ministry of the Environment in collaboration with the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) with the theme: Sustainable Energy for Us All, which was held at State House, Marina, Lagos.

He said the energy consumption pattern at present was not sustainable and that since the transport sector was a major contributor to the depletion of the ozone layer and thus climate change and its devastating consequences across the world, walking on short journeys becomes a delightful alternative.

“Walking as a natural exercise endears us to nature, it gets us close to God and helps our body’, Fashola said.

The President Nigerian Conservation Foundation said the theme for the 2012 Walk for Nature was instructive, especially now that Nigeria cannot afford to sit-on-the-fence on the issue of global warming.

He commended the Lagos State government’s greening programme and called for the utilization of eco-friendly and renewable energy resources, such as solar energy which can be popularized as is happening in many parts of the world for the benefit of Nigerians.

Earlier, the Commissioner for the Environment represented by the Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Adebola Afun had also urged Lagosians to walk rather than driv, even as he noted that the construction of walkways on all major roads was an invitation to people in the metropolis, to, as much as possible, walk rather than drive.


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=101844:fashola-urges-lagosians-to-walk-rather-than-drive-whenever-possible-&catid=3:metro&Itemid=558