₦airaland Forum

alphonsoolajide:
https://eyesoflagos.com/sean-diddy-combs-sentenced-to-50-months-in-federal-prison/

Ekaka14:
Correct ..........he may even get out early

Bra1n:
With the prison term set, attention now shifts to how his legacy and empire will withstand the years ahead while he serves time.

TheAdvocate:
The registration is not the problem.
1. Why do I have to go to their office for biometrics when my car documents and NIN can be verified?

2. Why must I pay 15k online for it? and

3. Why should I pay yearly to renew it?

The police are not a revenue-generating agency of government.

OMBIIGA:
I am of the opinion that the court should look deeply at the merit of the enforcement, considering the state of insecurity.

Emeskhalifa:
Na coz you no dey Abuja to hear the gory stories from the victims of 'One chance' that's why you are saying this.

101% of those cars used tinted glasses

helinues:
Let all tinted car window should be duly registered. It's for safety of everyone

Exousiang01:
[b]When some of us hear about helps murdering their bosses in cold blood, or peeing in their pot of soup and we start asking certain questions, this is one of the many reasons.

On one of my many travels I was invited for breakfast at an old friends house, they had a help who was much younger than his last born but she was the one in the kitchen helping the wife, when breakfast was ready she was asked to go wake the children up, they all dragged themselves down about 10minutes later and mumbled greetings to me. We sat at the table and this little girl was the one serving even the wife, and while she was doing this the wife and children kept nagging, complaining and calling her names. I couldn't eat the food.
Took my cup of coffee and returned to the living room. I later got to know that the little girl was the wife's niece.
I Lost absolute respect for my friend.
I will not go into a man's house to tell him how to run his home but how a man runs his home determines if we be friends, business partners or not.[/b]

One thing I must not is that the little girl in question remained calm and continued saying "yes ma" "sorry ma". Very gentle soul

AZUH:
All the fake Genz boys i know them

SSpeter:
Seems you don't know the power of union. Those guys are worse than Agberos.

Feelsgood:
The structures on ground to aid him do all that has Pengassan members in them. He'll need to go through them to achieve that. You guys just don't know what Dangote is trying to do. That monopoly in oil and gas will not work for him.

Wallade:
Let him try naa. If Dangote Refinery lose Nigeria market, they have lost a significant chunck of market share.

Wallade:
If Dangote Refinery get mind, then the refinery should call off PENGASSON's bluff naaaa.

We dey wait.

DatNiggaDaz:
Dangote must obey the laws of the Land. Workers in the Petroleum industry must be allowed to be unionized.

Dangote is not above Nigerian Law. He must run his refinery within the jurisdiction of the employment laws in Nigeria.

He should never be allowed to have the say alone and monopolize the sector like he did in cement sector

gbadexy:
If you could grind sand, that would be good. Clay may cause cracking due to contraction after drying. It's reason why some plaster sands with high clay content cracks in plastering.
Basically inert fillers, plasticizers and delayed drying admixture for better hydration and strength.
It's carefully formulated mix with different functions.
I think it would work if you could get grounded sand also since that would even react well with the cement

assetnestrealty:
It okay, to discuss things like this on this thread, especially in real estate.
As the need to clear the wrong perspective that,real estate is for the rich,or elites, especially,among the masses today.

But,the question now is,what would we discuss,that will helo Nigerians understand that,real estate market is booming,and it's also benefiting both categories of individuals,in the country today, including low income earners,and the so called,wealthy or, elites.

What's your opinion?

gbadexy:
I'm working on materials that can be added to sand and cement during plastering to make it smooth and avoid screeding.
I can send a bag to any engineer/builder interested in testing it on a small scale like store.

AZUH:
You still remember things at 81 ?

AZUH:
Erico should be 81 now

bixton:
If you say it doesn't matter then why do some bother when 4 X Y12 (if it's size alone that matters) is been used for columns for single storey buildings instead of 6 X Y12 or the standard 4 X Y16 ?

Chekitaut:
SON is the major problem in the collapse of building in Nigeria, material testing whatever are not taking action from the source but hunting buyers. We are tge problem of ourselves in Nigeria, imagine you can't find 500mg paracetamol in Nigeria, what is available is less 400mg.

bixton:
Size is not enough.
How about ductility of the material ?

Is there anyone who can confirm that TMT is still what it is and has not reduced it's quality whatsoever?

Is TMT not done in Nigeria?
I think this is less of an issue cos this is only to re enforce the straighten, even if you put stripes of bamboo it will serve same function

darc:
12 mm rod Local (actual size 9.87mm
Always use TMT for any serious construction Work.

ghettochild:
Next time make she go china herself and inspect and instruct them on how to pack her goods and be there to monitor everything n then return to Nigeria and await her container

itzzkhaliii:
May we know them na?

BuddhaPalm:
Unfortunately, you can only negotiate with someone in a strong position.

Niger delta militants could hold oil production hostage…and the government can’t stop them with force.

The bandits, seemingly so as well.

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjYJFy4GI9Y?si=hD8OrLfVCtKIF054

TruthHurts1:
https://saharareporters.com/2025/09/15/controversial-islamic-cleric-gumi-warns-nigerian-army-other-security-operatives-against

free2ryhme:
And what hunger are you even talking about? Was it poor beggars that queued up for that rice? These are the same people who voted in the government causing this hardship, let them face the hunger they chose. Your mates in Nepal are on the streets fighting for their future, yet you’re here defending rice-sharing like it’s some grand solution for the nation. You’re the one being completely unserious here.