₦airaland Forum

kabukabu:
cost of camel ride=$50
Skiing in man made ice=$350
night in bur j arab=$700
being stuck in dubai sandstorms with huge camel spiders in her buba=Priceless.

Save your GF,give her more $$$$

chidichris:
@ADOGBEYI,
which god is involved in this nigeria? i don't think it is the same God that i know.
this has been the same pattern. every year we gather to destroy one thief and initiate a million in replacement and that accounts for why at 50 we are yet to achieve what 2 yrs old babies have achieved.
personally, i don't follow the crowd. today, we are celebrating uk but let them tell our govt the truth tomorrow, wow! name calling will flow.
who is decieving who? andy uba while serving as the pa of our own obj was caught in the usa over this same money laundary issue and was jailed/fined in the usa law court and the crime in question was committed even with our presidential jet but till date, who is talking about that?
ibori has become too strong for nigeria that we are depending on uk to do justice to the matter or is money laundary not a crime in nigeria?
again, how did ibori leave nigeria? how did ribadu leave nigeria? how did el rufai leave nigeria? until these question are asked and answered, we will remain tools with which these fools get to their destinations.
how and where in this world will people run out of a country and come back as heroes? it is time nigerians ask questions on vital issues and security is one of them.
we must ask how these men go out and come in at will?
in a decent society i mean countries where nobody is even making noise about fighting corruption, an attorney general's death without trace can force the president out of office. in other countries, if a whole ship gets lost, i think the president will take the best action by resiging.
how long will it take nigerians to know why us$16b was invested in power suply and it got worst? when will the current chairman of nigerian ports authorities tell nigerians how far he went with N300b road contracts?
what are we celebrating in the arrest and persecution of opositions to the govt? will it not be funny if jonathan fails in becoming the pressident come 2011 and ibori will be made the all and all because his group is in charge?
where are we going from here?

gogo123:
please one more thing, we don't want him repatriated to Nigeria, Scotland yard he is all yours.
IBORI WE NIGERIANS LOVE YOU BUT THE SCOTLAND YARD LOVES YOU BEST

Tudór:
If indeed this guy was intoxicated when he had his accident then i have no sympathies for him and say good riddance.

anyone who is drunk with alcohol and decides to drive deserves to die. some months ago I was cruising jejely on my own next thing a car just appeared from nowhere hit me and next thing I was somersaulting like cloth in a dryer. i pretty much thought i was a goner  and was ready to die. somehow i survived but my car was a heap of crap.

imagine my anger when i found out the basterd who tried to kill me was drenched to the bone in alcohol. had the idiot not died on the spot, i woulda killed him myself!

several months later insurance have refused to pay out and i had to get a new car. all this problem because some fool decided to drink and drive.

thank goodness that dagrin fool didnt take an innocent life with him. . . . thank goodness he died alone.

Evil Brain:
I'm a doctor and I can confirm that none of the above jargons makes any sense. The problem in cases like this is that the relatives have no clue what the doctors/nurses are doing and have no way of getting more information about their loved one's condition. The doctors on their part are usually too busy or impatient to explain things properly. The end result of this is the relatives believing some meaningless nonsense like " he died because his tommy was swollen" or "because of the food they were giving".
If he was bleeding into his brain then his "tommy" was the least of his problems. That's a very, very serious complication, and there's often nothing that can be done to help no matter how much equipment the hospital has. Don't believe me, Google "intracerebral hemorrhage" and see for yourself.

wazobia-ng:
resign your job and watch the goings on from beside the road, then you can answer the question well well.

Architecture is da bomb! I started earning the sensible bucks in Architecture way back in my second year at UNI, i made mad money from model making, from draughting, 3D presentation and rendering that i never had to ask for school fees from home. I started designing and pursuing building and planning approval since 3oolevel for about N70k to N100k a package sand was able to move into my own apartment and start a transport bizness. Now we have CAD and other areas of specialising and marketing, stuff just keep getting better and better. i now design and supervise projects for people all over the world from my bedroom and watch my expertise and account grow. Its very difficult to become an architect though, all those sleepless nites and discouragements but if u do the time and put the dedication the sky is yr limit. Architects with the right idea and in the right place are the most successful professionals doing what they love and getting rewarded 4 it. gbam Grin

Now this is a brother who knows what he wants and how to get it. Anyways, i think being an entrepreneur, working in an oil and gas company, ICT company, or even being in politics are some of the most lucrative profession in Nigeria these days.

Unfortunately, Politics is now a profession in Nigeria.

hubreality:
No extra cost tweeting, I got Zain Lite 1K a whole month subscription for my mobile using Opera Mini.

Twitter is fun and great for me.

I use twitpic, twefeeds, twellow their yellow pages.

Good traffic generation for me as well.

chelseabmw:
will be back to give u the requirements

Still waiting for your contribution.

Hopefully, car go don arrive, registered and used for more than 5 years before you give your comment.

knick:
Never an I phone fan, Still i prefer my U1i Satio,12.1 megapixel,cant do without it.

I rather have another opinion why people keep moving from one church to another. Only few of them are actually searching for the truth, but funny enough they have the truth in their hand "The BIBLE". Bellow you will fine some points why people keep exiting and coming in to churches.

1. Looking for miracle
2. Wanna belong to the happening church (example: so many of this kind of people are CEC)
3. Not getting recognition ( they move to be recognise in the new church)
4. Looking for freedom of worship (Like deeperlife where you can not dance and sing praises to God as a happy fellow)
5. Too much of Taxation from the the pulpit ( this very point is the most irritating one of them all)
6. misunderstanding among brethren.

Quote from: otukpo on Today at 01:28:56 PM
For many reasons.
some are;

Looking for a miracle
Admiration of a pastor
Not given a free hand to do as wished in one church
Mode of Dressing
Prayer pattern
Long or short hours of service
Looking for recognition
Running away from responsility
in search of a life partner
In search of fortune or connection or opportunities
To belong to the happening church
Lack of faith
Spiritual blindness

etc etc etc

category:
House, lets go there!
Evry body must be tested.

Y'all will be tested alright, but definitely will be a mental test.

chidichris:
@12large,
yes, because nigerians are as useless as greedy. non of our own makes sense to us. u are part of that nigerian foolishness. give a nigerian chance tomorrow, he will tell u we don't have players. when mikel signed for chelsea, 99% of nigerians were ready to stake their lives saying mikel will die on the bench but as God may have it, all of them have gone dumb.
mourinho believes so much in black players so if taye taiwo goes there, i will not be surprised after all, mourinho brought mikel, essien, kalou and drogba to chelsea and took muntari, etoo and the other kenyan boy to inter so with mourinho at madrid, anything is possible.

Meldrick:
You don start. Always seeing people who are not preety. Are your eyes meant for ugly people?

I beg help me ask her, maybe she wished she was the bride.