₦airaland Forum

yazach:
Yes I remember vividly when farmers were promised to be given Mobile Phone so that they can plant it and have something like this

But I never heard it has been distributed OOO

The military claimed to have regained control of towns today in a short tweet.

SaharaReporters could not independently verify the claim.

enigmang:
RIP to the Lt.

I think it is rather unfair to "mourn" or "heroise" only the ranking officers... no one hears about the "no/low rank" officers that die.. they are also HEROES

jojomario:
CNN is not interested in your loots. Money is nothing to them compare to integrity and dignity.

omenka:
This is awesome!! Just viewed the hashtag and it's indeed gaining a lot of traction!!

#Anything to jolt the perennially inactive government to roll up its sleeve and get some job done is worthy of being encouraged.

Nice one there.

yuzedo:
Not at all, my good man...

Old Money - Wealth (most times passed on from generation to generation) that comes with pedigree, class, and quiet dignity. Synonymous with the bourgeois or proletariat class of society. Old money families will typically teach their children six languages and three instruments including violin, piano and other classy shxt. They know the difference between a chardonnay and a cabernet sauvignon, and how to consume, and with what. Vehicles of choice, Mercedes, Rolls Royce. Vacation destinations include Gstaad, Switzerland (they know the G is silent), Ibiza (they know it is pronounced "I-bee-tha", etc. Examples include Dantata & family, Yuzedo (the Elite) & Sons, etc.

New Money - Riches (newly acquired to the surprise of all including and especially the holder) that motivates one to flaunt it on social media. Buy garrulous jewellery, buy "HUMMER JEEP" or any other Fxcking "JEEP" for that matter (it's not an SUV to them) and champagne every friday with ratchets hoes and equally-loud, "jaiye-jaiye" friends. The money dey quick finish, e no dey ever reach their grandkids because they are averse to buying the future, but would rather purchase vanities in the present. Holiday itinerary - LONDON (e no dey ever pass London, and they love Peckham more than Jesus Christ?! Oh my fackin' gaad!! Can also be found in Woolwich, NEVER EVER in Knightsbridge) Examples include ALL NIGERIAN CELEBRITIES (except Rita Dominic), Femi-Fani Kayode, and Sagamite (Bros i use God beg you na play!)

... Hope I have been able to convince you and not confuse you. Tenk!

MRshazzy:
ON THE 31 OF OCTOBER,
PROF. DON BARIDAM (former vc of uniport) declared his aspiration to run in the 2015 governorship election in Rivers state under the platform of THE PDP....
Just less than a week ago, Barr. Nyesom Wike also declared under the same conditions...

Now, both are Ogoni men, so the fact that the governorship position is goin to an ogoni person is no longer a rumour..

But the problem now, is Who is going to win.
For we Riverz indigenes who do you think will win and who are you going to vote for?

PROF. BARIDAM or BARR. NYESOM WIKE

He famously claims to be "just doing his job". But in a land where politicians are known for doing anything but, that alone has been enough to make Babatunde Fashola, boss of the vast Nigerian city of Lagos, a very popular man.
Confounding the image of Nigerian leaders as corrupt and incompetent, the 51-year-old governor has won near-celebrity status for transforming west Africa's biggest city, cleaing up its crime-ridden slums and declaring war on corrupt police and civil servants.
Next month, he will come to London to meet business leaders and Mayor Boris Johnson's officials, wooing investors with talk of how he has spent the last seven years building new transport hubs and gleaming business parks.
Yet arguably his biggest achievement in office took place just last week, and was done without a bulldozer in sight. That was when his country was officially declared free of Ebola, which first spread to Nigeria three months ago when Patrick Sawyer, an infected Liberian diplomat, flew into Lagos airport.
Health officials had long feared that the outbreak, which has already claimed nearly 5,000 lives elsewhere in west Africa, would reach catastrophic proportions were it to spread through Lagos. One of the largest cities in the world, it is home to an estimated 17 million people, many of them living in sprawling shanty towns that would have become vast reservoirs for infection. To make matters worse, when the outbreak first happened, medics were on strike.
Instead, Mr Fashola turned a looming disaster into a public health and PR triumph. Breaking off from a trip overseas, he took personal charge of the operation to track down and quarantine nearly 1,000 people feared to have been infected since Mr Sawyer's arrival.
Last week, what would have been a formidably complex operation in any country came to a successful end, when the World Health Organisation announced that since Nigeria had had no new cases for six weeks, it was now officially rid of the virus.
"This is a spectacular success story," said Rui Gama Vaz, a WHO spokesman, who prompted an applause when he broke the news at a press conference in Nigeria on Tuesday. "It shows that Ebola can be contained."

jfking2005:
@Iterator25,
Have you visited south Africa before?
please go there first then only you will waka come to counter this your posted info.
i am very sorry i dont believe those figures because they translate to nothing on ground.
In SA almost all Automobile industries have thier manufacturing base there (please not Assembly plant o)
SA virtually import nothing, kindly ask anybody living there if you have not.
God bless you.

Shamoo100:
After selling my brand new HP2000 because it was too low in specs for me,I turned down this offer ...was it a Bad decision PLZZ I NEED ADVICE #yours truly

Luminary1:
U ARE SURELY D DUMB FOLK HERE CUS I ALSO HAD SAME DISGUSTING EXPERIENCE WHICH WASN'T FUNNY AT ALL.............OR MAYBE YOU ARE AMONG THE CROOKS WHO PRODUCE DIS SHIT?

Luminary1:
COWARDS ALWAYS DIE POOR AND UNACCOMPLISHED .......SHUT UR TRAP......AND TALK MATURE??

Hadizy:
Is it pointless to visit Rome if you don't intend to move there? Is it pointless to see a movie if you're not going to buy the DVD? Is it pointless to drink a really good beer when you know you'll be peeing it away within the hour? Lol!!

Live for now, not later. Do you choose friends based on whether or not you will know them for the rest of your life? No, unless you're some kind of weirdo. The same principle applies here. Why stop hanging with someone you enjoy?

Romance is unpredictable. Anything can happen. We rarely know who we'll fall for. Love is sneaky like that. ( The guy's / lady is married? People get divorced. He's gay? People become straight. He's your brother? Okay, that one's an absolute definite no, although you could probably find a country somewhere in the world where you could marry. ) But...ew.

All I'm saying is don't be so sure you know what's going to happen. You don't.

Even if you do know, even if never marry the guy, it's still not pointless. He's a friend, maybe even a friend with benefits. Being with him makes you happy; is it a waste of time for you to be happy? Is it pointless to get laid? Every relationship is a practice run for the Big One. We learn a little something about life and about ourselves from everyone we date. Is that pointless? Au contraire, mon amie!

Pk001:
To people above me that are ranting trash.

What do you think should happen to a Nigerian soldier in the Battle field that decides to be passing information to the enemy BokoHaram, in order for his collegues to ambushed and killed?
Or do you think it will be fair to keep and feed the mole among the NA that has led to death of many of his colleagues in the Bush?

I think Bush court martial will not be bad idea, for officers cought red handed as moles. Other softer cases like mutiny can be done using the [/b]normal miltary court martialling process.
#MyOpinion