₦airaland Forum

I am glad you shared this. I have been to India and I relate with your experience, However I was properly inducted on the culture of the people so I kept to my lane.Its good to know the culture of any country you visit especially when it isn't the west where they are generally liberal.

lol...i like your sense of humour.

MadCow1:
Exorcism of Benin Witches.

MadCow1:
I am still writing JAMB o!

But I will rather fail JAMB again than go to UNIBEN.

The arrogance of your ignorance.

MadCow1:
Benin people and fhuck-up be like identical twins.




Check well, that guy na UNIBEN graduate.

What do you do for a living?

What was the cost of hosting the party?

I love this. We have to discover our dear country. Ijeh ha now on my list.

erico2k2:
Seriously? ??did the product specify what race or colour it's meant for? ?

Its not about who it was designed for. As far as the forum is concerned the target market is for coloured people.

ammyluv2002:
Dude, the baby no send you message but there should be decency......maybe look for a hidden place

Or wear an apron. I do not consider it offensive though.

You have done the proper thing by consulting the cardiologist. What you should do in your next visit is ask how long you have to remain on drugs and of course lifestyle alternative.
Most importantly, pray about it and exercise you faith. God heals.

May God do for you what neither you nor your doctor can do for you. 2016 will be your year to testify. Amen.

Nice blog. I very much agree that we have deficient meals but what impacts more on our health is the excess of virtually everything we consume.
To maintain a healthy diet we have to keep track of our daily calorie intake, exercise, alcohol etc. yes of course we can go further and get supplements of vitamins deficient in our meals.

spyder880:
Everyone is working

Good job bro.

contactmorak:
Fidelity Bank PLC has been in the news for all the negative reasons lately, why?! We've been receiving so many bad news from readers lately about the bank but we just chose to ignore. Just some weeks back, the bank's ATM in FUTMINNA was burgled by criminals. This is the first time ever we have heard that an ATM would be broken into anywhere in the world! Not even in Africa! What a shame! Fidelity bank should enter the Guinness Book of World Records for this.


Days ago, someone supposedly a staff of the bank told us that they were given half bags of rice and half of every other stuffs as Christmas Bonuses. That, according to her used to be what the bank's cleaners and security get during Christmas in the past.

The question is, is Fidelity bank facing financial crisis that it can no longer take care of it's staff's welfare during christmas?

Well, Splendormag has just received these photos which show the premises of Fidelity bank branch opposite Toyin Street Ikeja at night littered with prostitutes.

We went to verify and indeed confirmed that the premises of Fidelity has become a sort of comfort zone for prostitutes around the area.

According to sources, some night crawlers are in the habit of smooching prostitutes in front of the banks and having sex with these girls in their cars parked around the premises. Those who have no cars are said to have quickies at dark corners of the premises.

Here is a bank which recently embarked on a rebranding effort by changing its logo, but with all the bad news filtering out of the bank, it bothers one why the financial institution cannot keep a scandal-free record and tidy up loose ends.

There are a couple of more unpalatable infos and pics in our domain about this bank, but let just leave it at this, atleast for now.

Continue to see more photos below...

www.splendormag.com/2015/12/is-fidelity-bank-facing-financial.html

This is why I support this bill against falsehood on social media. Your thread has scandalized a decent organization offering a living to thousands of Nigerians.
You have said a lot without substantiating it with fact. In you attempt to do that you post pictures of ladies(who could sue you) in front of the bank, this of course doesn't translate to the bank premises been used for prostitution.
Let's take responsibility for what we write, this post should be taken down in the best interest of the OP.

Good job. Update please.

ladywise:
great service is our mission!

Nice product but why use a white man on the advert. You are advertising the product to blacks.

toyinid78:
Idnt blv fashola said dis n if its true he has no business saying dat because in my area we use ikedc which is private power distributor which is just like mtn or airtel, so wetin consine am? Unless dem don buy am back sebi dem say dem privatise am? Currently we pay 10k per month at iyana ipaja if u increase am wego dey swear for u everyday

The DISCOs return cap in hand to the govt requesting for money because they are running at a loss, they can't recoup the amount spent purchasing energy. This concerns govt who ought to put laws/ policies in place that enforces payment of utility bill.

Fashola earned my respect as one of the most outstanding ex-governors, he championed policies that brought true development to his state.
However, I think this issue of tariff increment is nothing short of robbing Peter to pay Paul. 1. Currently, the DISCOs sell energy based on the price they purchase with factored profit expected.
2. Only 40% of subscribers pay their bills, 60 percent are either unmetered or have rigged their meters.
3. Point 2 above translates to 40% of subscribers paying their bill and that of the defaulters
4. Penalty for defaulting, 50,000 Naira. Irrespective of how long you have defaulted. For e.g. If you ought to pay 5,000Naira/month and you default for 3 years(180,000 Naira) you pay 50,000 Naira. For the records, no one is caught.

Way forward, put laws and policies in place that enforces bills are paid and defaulters are punished.

The year is running out, her biggest achievement will be a response from Linda.
I have chosen not to check her blog. Lazy Remora.

1. Keep "fake" guys and chicks as friends.
2. Use a poor man's phone(not internet enabled)
3. Stick to your lecture notes/handout.
4. Don't fall in love
5. Keep a regimented lifestyle.
6. Study hard, start early in the semester. Start early at night and don't read into the morning, 11pm is a good time to go to bed.

Bollinger:
It's going to rain burgers and fries today. You. Agree with me? In fact, i'm not going out today.

Haba! Not that bad. Lol

Bollinger:
The last recession in America took one and half years to stop before there was a turn around. At one time in their history, it took four years to stop one. It took quality leadership to make that happen. Nigeria has been in a recession since independence, so, blaming buhari is nonsensical. If you say that is not accurate, then point to a period in Nigeria's history when we were not in a recession. Oil was discovered in Nigeria in 1956 and we have been dependent on it ever since. When a whole country's source of income is solely based on one source of revenue and lately, the recovery of looted funds, then that country does not deserve to exist. Nigerian's has no grasp of it's history which is why we blame whoever is in charge at that point in time. Also, amnesia reigns supreme. They forget too quickly. Obasanjo did more damage to this country than any other President in our history, but for some reason people can't see it. Nigerians, i hail una.

I can't agree more. Your argument is superior.

mployer:
Weak currency is not a sign of weak economy. Pounds is stronger that dollar but US has a better economy than UK.


It is misconceptions like this that is stopping the cbn from devaluing the naira and hence causing more damage.

It would have been so if we had Nigerian made product to fall back to. As it stands we will spend the hard earn cash to buy essential products which are imports.

Bollinger:
And some m.orons will wake up and blame buhari forgetting that it takes years for an economy to collapse. It didn't just start today. All we are seeing is the effects of decades of failed policies.

Yes, it takes years to collapse but it also takes the right fiscal policy to halt its free fall. Some economies wittingly devalue their currency and rip its economic benefit but in this case it's a loss any way you look at it.

Whatever happened to federal character? Pun intended.

Abagworo:
What you wrote has some truth but Imo State has by far the highest number of graduates in Nigeria. For the past 30years nearly 10% of yearly graduate output has been from Imo State. Make your enquiries and add that to your knowledge of Nigeria.

Please state the source of this your intresting statistic.

spyder880:
More POP ceiling lights

Be mindful of some of these beautiful light fixture. Some are sensitive to power from generator set, it fries their choke.

ISBN pls

room089:
When in Rome behave like the Romans.

Lol.. You took that off my mouth.

When you get to Rome, act like the Romans.

There is a need for political correctness especially from public figures. Too bad he said this.

Good job, it's good to see people put their talent into good use but I beg to differ on this. I do not think we have to invent the wheels, this design is over a century old and has gone through various stages of improvement.
What we need to do is create an enabling environment for the likes of CAT to build similar machines in Nigeria using our available human and natural resources.