₦airaland Forum

I hope he removed his belt as well and footwear..

dammytosh:
Mchewwww

They are trying to rubbish Fayose's achievements. God will not allow you people.

For the records :

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Hahahaha! Cracked me up

ayusman16:
I sincerely wish Nigerians will channel this kind of vigor and energy to PHCN, NNPC, Corruption and impunity then we will have a better nigeria.

I wish too!

Haaa! I knew something was afoot with the way that short-put is attacking the woman!

kel4soft:
Most federal roads in southern Nigeria are not in good conditions.Itu- Calabar, Lagos-Ibadan and Ota-Lagos are examples

Ikengawo:
All federal roads from ph to the rest of igbo land are deliberately kept in an abysmal state to disconnect igbos in ph from the rest. Aba and PH suffer the most from this

Ikengawo...everywhere is disconnected...FG roads no they try at all

kel4soft:
These are the type of threads that should be seen regularly here on politics section not every time IPOBs and tribal insults.

I did enjoy the banter when pictures of different states and construction works were spranging here. There was this my Akwa Ibom friend on nairaland that we keep exchanging banters of this is better than that. These 2015 Governors look lost and have not really kicked the ground running. God bless those 2007 sets Governors, love or hate them. They all perform better infrastructure wise.

I am still reading up the comments and shaping up my next traveling. Need to visit some the places people are mentioning..

[quote author=KashyBaby post=40613123]As I said, don't use ur God here to curse...plz this won't the ryt place..[/quote

Ok

wtfCode:
1. New Owerri(coolest).
2. Enugu(i call it 'ngwori' city mayne).
3. Uyo(might be at the top in no time as massive infrastructures are being installed, currently where i'm now).
4. Asaba.
5. Ph.
6. Umuahia.
7. Onitsha( could be better if they had good leaders).
8. Aba( could even be the best if they had good leaders 4rm day 1, saying this on the amount of money that aba generates).
**i don travel places o,remaining north bt i'm afraid**

Hahahah! Same here and one day sha, i go brave am

mployer:
Owerri is cool. I miss that town everyday. Clean environment with over 80% educated and reasonable people.


If you think Aba is bad, try Onitcha.

Hahaha! the last time i visited Onitsha, fear catch me...I like Asaba sha

KashyBaby:
DJ drop the beat!!!
Yo...yo...Here we go...
Her pvsssy good..my d1ck is gold
I'm in ur Hood, I proly fvck ur hoe
This b1tch is nasty,I need my nuts licked!
These b1tches know I got that deep in ur gut, d1ck...



Break it down!

You need Jesus siste!

NwaNimo1:
Rubbish Uni - I thought I would see Oxford or Cambridge!

Is this necessary? Can't you just be happy for her? If you have ever attended any UK or foreign school(s) for that matter then you will not belittle her achievement(s).

plaetton:
Rape is not becoming too common in Nigeria.
It is too common in Nigeria.
It is just the social media that is now bringing it into public consciousness.

God bless you!

chat2deen:
Dem no dey do jungle justice for lagos again? Abeg roast dia body nah

hahahah! na police arrest am na...If na d mob, dey for don roast am sharply!

This short-put should leave that woman alone...Haba!

bjdon:
Good points.

I honestly believe that if we are able to go back to a functional regional model, with more power in the regions, that will blunt all secessionist talk to a very large degree. However if we keep this present system, then I can only see the agitation growing over time, as new generations will simply not accept to continue living in a country where nothing seems to work.

Supported!

That way, people can fully demand for accountability and transparency from their elected officials rather than sitting back and blaming the FG for everything while allowing those thieves to walk around spending the people's money anyhow.

Moreover, the regions can compete effectively with the other regions and raise the standard of living for all in the process.

kosplateau:
So why won't Nigeria go back to it? Why the delay? See, Nigerians see regionalism and resource control as a secessionist attempt. But who benefits as it is now, wouldn't want any form of accountability and sense of proportion.

People kicking against having few kids are getting their hopes from someone's wealth, if not, we don't have to debate on it.

Hunger doesn't pity anyone.

Meanwhile, I shld have a peaceful right to secession. Continuation of marriage must not be enforced.

I do not have an issue with regionalism because if you study the history of Nigeria well, notable progress and growth were achieved during that era despite the fact that oil (i assume that oil was the point of contention between the people that want resource control or what not) was already discovered in 1956 at Oloibiri. So, oil was available back then but each region was developing its own resources or means of making their economic more viable thereby contributing to the overall growth of the country. Fast-forward some years, the country is so heavily dependent on Oil and that is not the way forward in this current economic climate.

On the secession bit, would there be a peaceful secession? It didn't work in the past and it sets the entity called Nigeria back and personally i belong to that "generation that believes things should be repaired when broken rather than throwing it away" - My humble opinion.

kosplateau:
I know soon Nigeria and Nigerians will apologize to Ojukwu.

You did not get his message. He is not talking about seccession, but for the fact that Nigeria was more progressive when it was managed along a regional model rather than the current model that is not helping the growth of the country

charlsecy:
Not yet expired!

There is a time limit before they should be taken off the shelves. One month is too close for comfort and therefore there is nothing like "almost"

Acidosis:
I hope this is not an attempt to punish SA firms as I'm very certain majority of the shops in Lagos state sell expired and fake products.


I'm not in anyway condoling malpractices; I'm only calling for fair and equal treatments.



I don't think we have any SA Pastor in Nigeria. If SA decides to start with Nigerian Pastors in South Africa alone, lol, they will gulp thrice the amount we'll get from MTN.

They have Pastor Chris Oyakhilome
They have Emmanuel TV/T.B Joshua
& many more...


While some folks rejoice over the perceived fall of MTN, Shoprite, and other SA firms in Nigeria, let's always remember they have more Nigerians at their disposal.

Those other stores that you mentioned, are they has prominent as "Shoprite"? If they are then flag them for the appropriate authorities.

They should first make the road safe for bicycle riders first then i can consider..Can never ride bicycle in this current Lagos scenario...Don't want to die untimely.

nikkypearl:
Came here 2read 2posts
1) IamLEGEND1
2)Vizkiz

Those two get mouth..Been laughing since!

anonimi:
All that means is there is a huge gap between demand and supply that only PRICE (relatively free market forces) can correct through enticing existing/new investors to increase supply and discourage marginal users thus reducing demand, not so
REGULATING prices or forcing people to sell BELOW their own OPTIMAL price level to ensure their being CONTINUOUSLY in business is a recipe for DISASTER. I cannot repeat this fact enough.
This is basic economics.
Go and learn about Venezuela and North Korea's experience at fixing prices as well as the Nigeria National Supply Company, NNSC fiasco during Buhari's first coming as a DICTATOR, in the era of Essential Commodities aka Essenco, then you may better understand why this is NOT good at all.

Good.. The question for me: would our people allow the government to fully deregulate the downstream sector? or remove subsidy or sell the refineries?

These will open up the sector for investment(s) from existing and new investors.

hush15:
When you want to control hoarding, you don't go to the retailer. You go to the wholesaler who are the marketers that run the depots and fuel farms to make the product available and at the right price.

When you distribute fuel somebody bought for 86 naira excluding lifting charges, for free. How much are Nigerians expect in him to sell after all the running cost. We are not asking the right questions but out of desperation, supporting the wrong deeds. Again, the problem is not the retailer who can't sell below the price he got fuel because he wants to make fuel available to people but government who are not making sure the fuel is in excess supply. If it were me, I won't sell to. I might keep my fuel atleast till I know I can get my returns on investment. Dashing Nigerians fuels is not the way to go. Nigerians will be happy while they killing another set of Nigerians future cos at that rate, a lot of stations wouldn't rather stock up till they are sure of getting what they can sell at the price Nigerians want and if they don't stock up, no salary. No salary means no more work. No work, back to the labour market.

I understand.. However, I am not against them selling at whatever price that would enable them to re-couple their running costs but i am against them hoarding the product.

I am a proponent of fully deregulating that sector and the govt should remove the subsidy and let these people compete and the common people have alternatives. Also, all our refineries should be privatized and more built to meet our local demand & supply.

My opinion though

anonimi:
Government price CONTROLS over something it does not supply ABUNDANTLY itself directly to consumers and users is a recipe for DISASTER.
I tell you that it is only a matter of time before the seeds of cluelessness that Buhari is sowing become even more manifest beyond the current NEGATIVE and declining economic indicators.
Just a matter of time.

Ask yourself, as a businessman how would you react and run your business in an environment of steeply rising costs?
How

I do understand your point of view... However, we have had cases where these retailers are selling beyond the approved pump price(s) and would stop selling in order to sell to black marketers because there is a limit to how they can raise their pump price without people screaming... More lucrative for them to supply black marketers

anonimi:
Will Buhari CONTINUE to give FREE things that investors/entrepreneurs/businesses PAID dearly for
This is economic DISASTER loading as it was under Buhari 30 years ago with his clueless acts.

So its not criminal to hoard products? Moreover, i don't think that sector is fully deregulated hence why the govt can intervene.

Berrylite:
I as much as I discourage goading of petroleum products, I condem the action of DPR. This is not constitutional and if the owners of the facility get the mind, they need to go to court and seek redress.

It seems they have jurisdiction anywhere petroleum products are sold or stored...

https://dpr.gov.ng/index/functions-of-dpr/

Firefire:
I see am o ja re my brother from the coven of liars.


APC Manifesto - To create 5 Million Jobs by 2019 i.e. 5,000,000

Meaning 1,250,000 per year and we are now end of November 2015 of the first year - Nothing in sight.

Bros! How you dey count your own year oo?

Guyman02:
Iran is a Shiite country, Shiites forbid suicide attacks and are not easily brainwashed like Saudi Arabia Sunni Wahhabi ideology.
Do you know that Iran generates 70,000MW of electricity with a population of 70m compare that to Nigeria 5,000MW with a population of over 150m most of it from homegrown technology.
The manufacture most of the weapons in their military compared to Nigeria that buys everything from abroad.
Iran is not a Muslim fanatical country as churches and synagogues are allowed compared to Saudi Arabia which forbids even bringing in a copy of the Holy Bible

Exactly! Most of our youths will not bother to do their own research.. They will always look for sensational news..

sonOfLucifer:
This level of ignorance should be a federal crime.

Concur!

iruocious:
Very shameful... Dats wat you get when u elect an uneducated ex-millitary dictator as a president in a democratic setting

Flagrant violation of court orders, boothing out judges that refuse to dance to his tune.

I can feel the change.

The judge was sent on compulsory Retirement with immediate effect after the National Judicial council (NJC) suspended him and recommended his retirement to the President for misconduct.

In a press statement, the Acting Director of the NJC, Mr Soji Oye, said the NJC made the recommendation to the President after its 74th meeting held on the November 4 and 5.


Comprehension is hard sha!

Nashoji:
the same south west where one girl can give birth to ten children to ten different fathers or do we know south west in China?

Proof?