₦airaland Forum

wezo01:
@pato405 and greateros,
sorry the pixs came late,had to shrink them on my BB and there they are

@EuroMeko,
My brother leave that one for Oga Jonathan and Custom, na Naija we dey!!! Just that you have to pay almost what will clear a 2001 Car but leave story

@mane4,
Well i really thank GOD for my mother! She taught me very well and kept reminding me up till now [/b]SILENCE IS THE BEST ANSWER FOR, [b]
I understand though, with just 10 posts u need to increase the number

That is a very sharp car that shows pride of ownership. Good luck with the sale.

I meant no harm just trying to decipher Nigeria customs law. I personally like older cars and was quite disappointed when I learnt that you couldn't bring them in but got excites when I read that you managed to get yours in.

If you can email me some details I will appreciate it.

I thought you couldn't import anything that old into the country anymore?

eunicegirl:
I have 2 acres of land at Ibadan (badeku/jago) with survey ready for sale 08057180528

It's been a while but I just sent you an email in case these acreage is still available.

You missed this in the link.

The group's "provocative rhetoric, militant posture, and cultural and political flourishes permanently altered the contours of American Identity."[1]

But okay you win. Nigerians are bastards and AA are Gods gift to earth.

Have a nice evening.

EuroMeko out.

I really need to stop getting myself dragged into political and religious threads - must muster more self control - sigh. It's the damned frontpage that's the death of me. I'm really here for business opportunities, properties and auto. I wish Seun will provide a system where you can subscribe to individual forums. But I digress.

I'll provide this one link but I'm sure you'll come up with a disagreement on how it can't be pigeonholed into your individual description.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Panther_Party

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=750452.msg9071734#msg9071734 date=1315078676]Its a very primitive and uncivilized mindset encouraged by a weak governmental infrastructure.

[b]You dont see AAs constantly badmouthing their country [/b]in spite of the strained history of race relations.[/quote]You're joking right?

“I might be forced to take up arms against the attackers because the Ajegunle people will not watch me being killed.”

Nigerian government needs to legalize gun-ownership for homeowners.

werepeLeri:
LOL: Bros - I hail o.

You have another country of birth to claim? I thought people only have one country of birth? Na your own I first see o. Well done.

I do not have another country of birth to claim.

I do have another c[b]ountry to claim[/b] in response to this that you posted "Nigerians talk so blatantly in uncouth languages against their country as if they have another? Why is this?"

Hope this clears it up.

A simple question, "Why should this be on Obamas radar?"

Hopefully someone will eloquently answer it one of these days.

What are the more common softwares in Nigeria that is used to run Cybercafes?

BlackLibya:
Maybe because if the united states wasnt involved this whole operation would fall apart EVEN NOW and the rebels would lose all their gains?

If you had a Chinese president, and we were helping people in the Congo against their dictator, and the Congolese started murdering all the Chinese, do you think he would not make a statement? Or even cut the funding?

In fact, if black people were the aggressors, it would be an outrage to the world. Just like it was an outrage to the world when they thought black people were killing light skinned libyans. Look at how far a hatred of "black aggressors" has brought us in this conflict.

Worldwide support for the rebels against the evil blacks.

May I quote you one of the past Presidents of the US? "As Americans, we do things not because they are easy, but because they are hard" JFK.

This is a revolution, people loose lives in revolutions. Americans did during the civil war, French did, British did, perhaps it's time for Libya to do theirs. What comes easy is not appreciated.

Personally, Mr. Obama is doing what needs to be done. His number one job is to protect American citizens. He is scheduled to deliver a speech to Congress next week about job creation. These are the things I need him to be focused on, not another countries internal affairs.

Libyans have enough resources given to them to deal with the issue at hand. Like Saddam, Osama, those that are hiding Gaddafi needs to deliver him to the rebels so the fight9ing can cease and they can move on to the next phase of the revolution.

Libya is not the only hotbed in the world right now and I still fail to see why it should be blamed on Obama.

Ifecotag:
@EuroMeko

I don't blame you. You are not in the shoes of those that have fallen into the rebels hands for what they did not do. Anyways, your user-name suggest that you are one of those that have been brainwashed by the west.

Ah I see. If I asked an intelligent and prudent question then I must have been brainwashed by the West. Okay I get it.

So basically you lack the necessary modicum to engage in a civil discussion without thinly veiled insults.

Carry on Oga, as you were.

Please explain to me why this should be on Obamas radar?

blink182:
Its really not a bad idea if the infrastructure they neglected started killing them.

+1

Are you per chance confusing constructive criticism as bad mouthing?

Should I keep quite and not show my angst about being asked for bribery uniformed Customs agent at an international airport?

PS: Some of us have another country to claim by the way
PSS: @ afam4eva, I hear you and I also add those that think prayers and putting it in the hands of God will solve stuff.

No it can't. But will you please take a 10 minute time out to fill up your gas tank, peek under the hood, kick your tires, etc.

http://www.snopes.com/autos/hazards/gasvapor.asp

Gbenge 77:
Why cant we maintain Fighter jets such as f-16's,f-18s and the likes?

You just don't get up and order those. It has to be approved by the US Senate I believe. Only few allies can order certain crafts, Israel, UK, etc

I am sure we'll get F-16s in the future when they are old and not as militarily potent.

FWIW, the Nigerian Pilot did a great job, this stuff happens.

Looking for acreage near Ibadan/Ijebu Ode for fish farming.

Do you have as such?

Re pictures, email me the pictures of your current projects and I can put a simple site up for you like I did fo rJames at FishFarmForLease.VillageHeadMaster.Com

Barrywhite8620:
SEE your MOUTH LIKE BEAUTIFUL PICTURE

Can someone please translate this incoherent statement for me?

warrior101:
why do people keep making babies when they can not afford their up bringing?

How do you know that these are not kids of folks that lost their livelihood or succumbed to disease?

SirMethod:
What have u all done to avoid these things from happening. let's all look inward. How many kids have we sent home from the street/highways from hawking by just paying for what they sell. What so ever on that tray may be would not cost upto a thousand naira (6$).  let's start the revolution!

Lol,

They built a macmansion in Lekki and hide behind their gate and pretend it's all nice and rosy.

atasteve:
If you don't feel anything for the kids in the pix, imagine your kids doing the same thing We need to arise in our little ways to assist kids in our vicinity/under our influence and government pls arise to your responsibilities.

What have you done? I donate to United Way.

ZE:
this could have been after school or during holidays.

don't forget that most kids who grew up under this condition come out tops in adulthood compared to most bread and butter kids.

Dangote who is the highest employer of labor in nigeria almost  started like this.

personally i do not encourage this but if its the only means of survival for those families, its better than armed robbery,  prostitution or allowing those
kids die of hunger.

I've seen so many places on top of lagos bridge where a woman and sometimes up to 4 kids all begging alms on top of the bridge.
on a closer look you will discover that they are not physically or mentally deformed.

compare the 2 scenario and tell us which should be encouraged.

For sure.

But wait, if during school break then they should be vacationing with their Aunt in Croydon instead os trying to earn money for next school year fees - lol

[quote author=~Sissy~ link=topic=748361.msg9045461#msg9045461 date=1314776570]beautiful picture ke?

those kids should be doing something else that kids their AGE are doing.[/quote]Yes, beautiful picture, from an artistic viewpoint.

I agree with you that I would rather have the kid sin school or doing other kid stuff but this is not child abuse in it's definition.

Gladmama, I want to send you a link to an interesting idea for you to consider.

My email is in my profile.

saintneo:
oga GEJ, I hope you do not turn to Gahdaffi. Employing female bodyguards as well. lol!

Even if they are the most qualified?

A beautiful picture.

What you call child abuse I call survival.

Those look like well fed kids, certainly well dressed. I've seen kids in the US that are far worse.

Before you start sullying the terminology "child abuse" be careful so you don't water it down for those kids who are really facing abuse.

I have not started my business yet, still doing the same things you are doing, due diligence. Before a kid can walk, first he must crawl, yes? lol

As far as food, since you brought it up, my model is to use all imported stock (fish, food, etc) during what I call the seasoning period.

Then as harvest periods goes by I will start introducing local feeds, etc, in a controlled manner (separate pond/fish stock) I anticipate using all local produce on the farm within 3 years, hopefully sooner.

This will also give me enough time to have made local partnerships with fishery students for feed production purposes.

You can follow my progress on my website http://GoneFishing.VillageHeadMaster.Com

Please have no doubt that it can be done on a farm, even Salmon with there convoluted spawning scheme are being bred on a farm.

The issue here is the extremely high cost of farming saltwater natives on a farm and who can afford it in Nigeria.

I envision 15% part of my fish farm to be dedicated to other than Catfish/Tilapia farming when in full swing.

@ OP, since Gaddafi is your Brother then Aisha is your Nephew right?

Okay I think she is guilty and I need to interrogate her, so please arrange to have her report to Bode Wasimi here in California

OOlumide, I understand where you are coming from but I don't want to waste anyone's time.

I really just need to know how to find cheap land near Ibadan. The other discussions will come later when I am on the ground on a semi permanent basis.

If you have the name of a good Realtor please share it.

I frequently read on here about land and being sold in plots.

What is the size of a plot and how many plots makes an acre?

Can you share details of how you were able to get land that cheap?

comechop:
20 people died, and it made bbc frontpage - but you guys want it out of NL frontpage? Cos there is no useless nollywood talk or how to make long distance work topics?
ridiculous.

Thank you, you're my new hero.

And in regards to the picture and it's quality, no one has yet come forth with better ones.