Properties › Re: General Topic Thread-To Discuss Anything And Everything in Building Construction by erico2k2(m): 9:32pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Re: See What Is Happening To Nigeria’s Economy Under Buhari by erico2k2(m): 8:39pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
PassingShot: On the contrary, Nigeria is in better hands with full prospects.
The three months past were to lay a different but better foundation for the incoming ministers.
When GEJ ushered in his ministers within two months, what was the outcome? Pains, sorrows, stealing and battered economy.
Chill and see beyond your nose. I think we are to quick to give credits, lets wait until the End of the year, I don't support PMB cos I think I know what's going to happen, the signs are all there however, Im of the opinion of at least give him a year and we might all come in one voice to hate or love him.But, do you know he just awarded licences to few unnamed people to import Petrol? if you did that means he just increased the Subsidy Bills,is this going forward or backward cos teh subsidy scam continues in bigger fashion that is. |
Health › Re: NAFDAC Confiscates Fake Drugs Worth N25million In Warri, Seal Shops by erico2k2(m): 12:03pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
Mrbigman1: Dem even reach my area self and some shops are still closed down.
That's how I was seating outside one Sunday night like dat, drunk guys now started fighting and causing havoc in the community and everyone started running.
I joined them and I was unfortunate to step on a nail. Thanks to bad indoor network.
Next day, I went to one nurse woman to gimmi tetanus injection, low and behold my arm wia d injection went through was swollen for about three months. Since den, even though I get bad dream, na hospital I dey go  |
Health › Re: NAFDAC Confiscates Fake Drugs Worth N25million In Warri, Seal Shops by erico2k2(m): 12:01pm On Sep 11, 2015*. Modified: 8:52pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
INTROVERT: That pic looks like customs burning contraband goods You are correct. So its safe to assume Nafdac. Did not burn them rather are negotiating with the traders on how much they want so as to return the goods.see how rotten this country has become? A classic example why corruption is not stealing.if not so someone plz explain to us why would an immigration burning officer be on this page? |
Politics › Re: Okonjo-iweala, A Failure —henry Boyo by erico2k2(m): 8:32pm On Sep 10, 2015 |
Obrigardo: Jonathan is to be blamed for this JP Morgan issue. They looted Nigeria till there was nothing left now some Igbos are now turning it against Buhari.
Tell me why Jonathan will not be jailed 
(i'm surprised to see flat - heads are now censored to be Igbos - This is condescending ) Damn, civilization is so far from you and you don't even know it, the problem we have at hand is speculation,speculation comes in periods of uncertainty, not cos we are broke but cos we have no financial direction,no plans and no financial policy, Until your baba make new financial policy speculation will prevail as far as there is financial uncertainty,even me wey No dey art class k now this.Nor be byforce to comment. |
Investment › Re: Financial Markets Suffer After JP Morgan Index Expulsion by erico2k2(m): 5:06pm On Sep 09, 2015 |
Make una no worry his body language will sort it out |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 2:10pm On Sep 09, 2015 |
Image123: Go ahead and mention the power plants please, no need for red herrings. Check all NIPP projects plz |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 9:48am On Sep 09, 2015 |
Image123: Please mention the power plants and substations,thanks. Are you seriously asking this question?where do you think the power generation comes from  Dams?? |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 8:35am On Sep 09, 2015 |
aresa: Ode. The point flew over your head.
The rest of Nigeria and the world didn't have to travel to Lagos to know that fashola started and completed the best bridge in Nigeria so shut up... Mumu, people who live there know the bridge is on going and it's fact not scam.wailers like you won't know this plz stick to ur backyard toilet. |
Culture › Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 8:32am On Sep 09, 2015 |
macof: Major difference are Language and origins Yep I agree |
Properties › Re: 4 BEDROOM DUPLEX (A New Dimension To Nigerian Architecture) by erico2k2(m): 8:18pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
Im learning here big time. |
Culture › Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 8:13pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
onuwaje: Yea y not.
But d ijaws hardly wear d wrapper. (men)
They wear d etibo as it is called in rivers They all do,and wear same Beads, the Ijaw beads and the Okpes and also the itsekiris are same |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 8:11pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
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Business › Jpmorgan May Eject Nigeria From Key Bond Index By Year-end by erico2k2(op): 8:09pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
* JPMorgan reviewing Nigeria bond status * Nigeria accounts for 1.8 pct of emerging bond index * Central bank tweaked FX market last week By Chijioke Ohuocha and Karin Strohecker LAGOS/LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - JPMorgan will eject Nigeria from its Government Bond Index (GBI-EM) by the year-end unless it restores liquidity to currency markets in a way that allows foreign investors tracking the benchmark to transact with minimal hurdles. The bank said late on Friday it had extended the deadline to eject Africa's biggest economy by another six months to take into account the arrival of President Muhammadu Buhari. Nigeria held closely-fought presidential elections in March, in which opposition leader Buhari defeated incumbent president Goodluck Jonathan, in the country's first transition of power through the ballot box. JPMorgan, which runs the most commonly used emerging debt indexes, placed Nigeria on a negative index watch in January and then said it would assess its place on the index over a three to five months period. "Nigeria's status in the GBI-EM series will be finalized in the coming months but no later than year-end," JPMorgan said. Removal from the index would force funds tracking it to sell Nigerian bonds from their portfolios, potentially resulting in significant capital outflows. This in turn would raise borrowing costs for Africa's largest economy, already suffering from a sharp drop revenue following a plunged in oil prices. Nigeria's forex and bond markets have come under pressure after the price of oil, Nigeria's main export, plunged. In response, the central bank fixed the exchange rate in February after devaluing the naira last year and tightened trading rules to curb speculation. The naira has lost 8.5 percent this year. "If we are unable to verify these factors, a review of Nigeria's status within the benchmark for removal will be triggered," it said in report, adding that the factors included a liquid currency market. Analysts did not expect JPMorgan to remove Nigeria. JPMorgan added Nigeria to the widely followed index in 2012, when liquidity was improving, making it only the second African country after South Africa to be included. It added Nigeria's 2014, 2019, 2022 and 2024 bonds. The bank said Nigeria continues to remain eligible for the GBI-EM index, which has around $210 billion in assets under management benchmarked to it, with a weight of 1.8 percent. The central bank last week made a tiny adjustment to its exchange rate peg to the dollar, which one analyst said may indicate that it is beginning to think about how to loosen its currency regime. (Editing by David Evans) source:: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/07/nigeria-bonds-index-idUSL5N0YT0GS20150607http://dailytimes.com.ng/jpmorgan-may-eject-nigeria-from-key-bond-index-soon/ |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 3:46pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
MoneyGreen: guy go back to school to learn how to think and write.. who doesn't know about chemical reaction? abi ur brain dull?
dem go buy second hand rod build bridge you dey there dey write essay Just admit u nor enter class.come to the property section and see rods.stop being stupid and coment wisely |
Properties › Re: The Making Of "Owerri 4 Bedroom Duplex" by erico2k2(m): 1:48pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
spyder880: Thank you my people. Congrats on this new opportunity. I'm in class. |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 1:33pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
Noble11: If you are not so dump which I know you are,you will know that the first pix is the old Bridge.. The op also wrote for thick heads like you to find the second Niger bridge after the cut.. Okpo.. That's correct first pic is of the old bridge. |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 1:31pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
MoneyGreen: a single iota of sense you no get.. that bridge will fall off very soon.. I pity the igboes that will ride on the yeye bridge if it's not destroyed. I rather fly a helicopter.
for your mind now you go school abi? Ofcos I go school if you did you will realize iron don't exist in free state it must combine to form rust.what you see is just surface rust.there is a chemical equation for rust.stop showing your stupidity in public.hide am small we dey shame. |
Career › Re: Pls Advise: Architecture Or Civil Engineering by erico2k2(m): 1:02pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
Maccoy1: Am really confuse, all my life have never considered any other profession other than anything engineering because I love developing things from the scratch I.e I like to construct things like cars,planes, houses with waste materials, But with recent development, I discovered that I have a calling in architecture. but then I also discover that architects only design and go home but civil engineers are involved in every bit of the construction, and that is what I love doing; getting involved in every bit of the job.
Finally with the income aspect of it in nigeria which is more likely to end more or has more job opportunities. Civil Engineering you can never get it wrong |
Culture › Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 12:35pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
onuwaje: If it's dressing the ijaws are kinda different from the others
Language- d urhobos and itsekiris borrow word from each oda ( a lot)
Marriage- there are more urhobo/itsekiri marriages dan itsekiri/ijaw or urhobo/ijaw
Every oda thing. Virtually d same
I'm talking from a delta state perspective Have you seen an Ijaw Itsekiri and urhobo dressing amongst men n women? |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 12:32pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
MoneyGreen: what kind of Rusty iron is used for the foundation 
dis Kain bridge won't last up to 1month na!
useless corrupt PDP government..
Buhari should destroy this mediocre bridge and rebuild it in 2019  Your brain need reset Iron reacts with atmospheric oxygen plus H2O to creat rust. Make una go school nah lie unu say na Name. |
Travel › Re: Exclusive Photos Of The 2nd Niger Bridge by erico2k2(m): 12:22pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
wordcat: Nobody is getting u wrong bro, you're so on point even the first pix na PURE scam! There's absolutely nothing like that in Onitsha Have you been to bridgehead and look West if U r at Asaba?? |
Culture › Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 8:12am On Sep 08, 2015 |
I think they Ijaw. Itsekiri and Urhobos are closely related in tradition.dress same.have same food.marry in same way.though language differ but same kinda people. |
Travel › Re: Buhari To Deliver N100bn New Int’l Airport Terminals In April 2016 by erico2k2(m): 8:22pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
Image123: i take it you didn't read the report of the permanent secretary. erm what has the report got to do with me flying directly frm London,france,Germany to PHC? |
Properties › Re: PILLING:CONSTRUCTION PROCESS OF TRIPLET WITH BLOCK OF FLAT AT LEKKI by erico2k2(m): 8:18pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
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Properties › Re: PILLING:CONSTRUCTION PROCESS OF TRIPLET WITH BLOCK OF FLAT AT LEKKI by erico2k2(m): 5:22pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
segcymoor: Reinforcement work in progress Oga I site you ooh |
Politics › Re: Adesina, Oteh’s Appointments Show We Had A World-class Economic Team – Jonathan by erico2k2(m): 4:26pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
wealth123: INDEED. I think you need medical attention. Stealing is not corruption yet he is the best in your estimation. Nigerians that voted him out and the ROT that is being exposed daily are mere fabrications? Doctors in the house please you have a patient here. This guy must have benefited from the looting spree of GEJ era. Una no get shame. Tell us the relationship between stealing and corruption plz?make we see who has his head at home |
Culture › Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 8:55am On Sep 07, 2015 |
laudate: I have gone through this thread with a lot of interest and honestly, am baffled at some of the generalisations that have been thrown up here.
I have just 2 questions:
Did anyone conduct a census on the number of educated Urhobo people, before they came to a conclusion that they constituted 5% or 50% of the entire Urhobo ethnic group? 
Are your comments based on just your own personal observations, or the general stereotypes that keep floating out there? 
Did you obserev a high level of illiterarcy among the Urhobo folks, living in either: (a). the slums; (b). the cities (c). urban settlements?
The reason I ask, is because it is difficult to win an argument without verifiable data. If the level of education has been dropping among the Urhobo ethnic group in the slums, then it cannot be said to be representative of the entire Urhobo ethnic group as generally, literacy levels among slum dwellers are poor.
If the literacy level among Urhobo in the villages are also poor, then it means the state govt is not doing enough to invest in the education of the citizens of the state, irrespective of whether they are Urhobo, Ijaw or Itsekiri! More needs to be done at all levels! By all state govts! 
If your sampling is done among Urhobo in different parts of Nigeria, and the observation still remains the same, then it would appear that somehow the Urhobos have been denied the benefit of, or access to a good education. Or it could be that they are not sufficiently motivated to seek education. But you would need a lot of proof to support this assertion. 
There is a lot that can be said, but one needs to be careful about tossing remarks like this into the public domain, without adequate facts to back it up. Just my 2 cents.  God bless U.this is what I was trying to say hence I was steering her to an urhobo high achiever in her field. I do not know where she grew up but like U said it might be an area where the people do not get educated. I grew up in sapele and only left due to uni in the East. All my friends went to school. One of my classmate in pry school represents Nigeria at the UN on renewable Energy and he is based in warri. U know some people just assume.. |
Culture › Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 12:02am On Sep 07, 2015 |
Favolly: So you have all the facts? Speaking live from a Soho bar? Lol! you've been abroad for God knows how long. Yet you think you know all that's happening with the Urhobo race. Please wake up and smell the coffee! Anyway, there's something called the 'blind-privileged' syndrome. I will just attribute it to that. I don't even know why you're taking it personal. We've established the fact that you are educated. Well, so am I. But your clan and mine put together aren't even up to 5% of the Urhobo populace. Maybe you need to go to your village and see for yourself. Also, you just had to tell me you're in Soho. I mean, it was so pointless but you just had to. PS; Ain't nobody got time to calculate ya age. Tomorrow is Monday, I need my sleep. Some of us not in 'Soho' still have to hussle, you know U r a very funny person Y wont I take it personal wen U say such word as on %50 of the urhobos are not educated,I grew up in sapele and we all went to school, mayB you grew up where people do not go to school ,that's the only reason I can attribute to your %50.About Soho,what's the big deal,I have to be somewhere,Im sure you are somewhere and it has a name,tbh there ain't no big deal to be in soho if U ask me its full of crack heads Im only here cos of work anyways U got ur beauty bed Im at wrk and using my mobile hence my text are predictive Im sure even u can figure that out. |
Politics › Re: Adesina, Oteh’s Appointments Show We Had A World-class Economic Team – Jonathan by erico2k2(m): 11:55pm On Sep 06, 2015 |
kinibigdeal: You are only quoting the script of lai mohammed. Don't let people decide for you, decide yourself. Nigeria never felt the economic melt down because of the impact of is economic teams. People like sanusi, otteh, iweala and adesina did a very good job. Nigeria economy was affected because oil price dropped drastically. At a point, no country was patronizing our oil agaim because other options have been discovered. Global oil price now sell at 40dollars per barrel, please calculating our production per day multiply by 40 dollars per barrel and divide by 12, you will understand better. This are the truth APC are hiding from you but made you believe jonathan ruin the economy. Under GEJ nigeria had a reserve of about 30billion dollars, this same governors forum went to GEJ for the money to be shared so that they can save their state. It was what iweala published last month when they were accusing GEJ of mismanagement of fund. When you see the sharing formula you will marvel. Try and understand the economic situation before u trade blames. No one is saying GEJ is a saint but not all what u hear are true save ur breath bro, these people wont see that and the APC know this.ANyway I'm sure by the end of this year they will call for the real change,imagine somebody on here said fuel was scarce during GEJ the 4got he stabilize the sale instead,the accused him of subsidy two days ago waht did PMB do approved licence for importation of petrol to more person thereby increasing teh subsidy paid so are we moving 4ward of backward,the same change needy people called for GEJ head regards subsidy wen they don't even know what it means. |
Politics › Re: Adesina, Oteh’s Appointments Show We Had A World-class Economic Team – Jonathan by erico2k2(m): 11:50pm On Sep 06, 2015 |
ooshinibos: here we go again , if your economic team was so good , their performance will have kept you in power and Buhari will not have a chance , this GEJ sef , please review your speech before you released it , shio ogodo pio ... wen people like you buy into APC propaganda how will that be? you took APC lies line hook n sinker |
Politics › Re: Adesina, Oteh’s Appointments Show We Had A World-class Economic Team – Jonathan by erico2k2(m): 11:49pm On Sep 06, 2015 |
kITATITA: And to imagine that the Nigerian House of Representatives passed a Motion calling for Oteh's removal is an indication of the rot in the system. I salute GEJ for refusing to respect their nonsense resolution. Oteh had to operate without budget as the National Assembly refused to appropriate any funds to SEC under her. It got ridiculous that even her staffers who were used to business as usual turned against her. the 2nd poster would not see this |