₦airaland Forum

Adelaide2: Google ''Fasola photos'' and all that will appear have the rotten neck syndrome.

Maybe the poor man has skin cancer.

This man need to hurry up and die, I'm tied of hearing about him.

What a shame, You would think the have standby generators to use when the power is out. Where are those clawed faced animals that were making fun of Enugu Airport.

I guess you don't know it's still a big deal for some people in western Nigeria to see a black man taking pics with oyimbo people. :-XI

I nominate OKIJA JUJU !!! the dude is very funny and intelligent

IGBO-SON:
I'll believe it when i see it!

It won't take much to make that city look welcoming and neat: just fix ALL the roads; green up the environment with trees, parks and well trimmed grass verges; and finally, sweep the roads and collect refuse on a daily basis......esp' at busy commercial areas like markets and motor parks. Shikena!

Sorry my brother you wrong on this one, it will take much for Nigerian cities to look welcoming and neat. You can plant all the vegetation, sweep the roads, and pick up the trash on a daily basis, it just looks the same after a few hours. Yes it may help but Nigeria still has a long way to go. Nigerians would eat or drink in the car instead of properly disposing of the wraps or containers, they just throw it out on the street. I was in Lagos a few years ago and what I saw amazed me. Grown men and women using the bathroom in the middle of the street.

payless: American Presidents only meet with world's respected leaders at the Whitehouse. It is disrespectful to meet a Nigerian President at Waldorf Hotel for few minutes.

The next time Obama travels to NYC for the UN Assembly I hope he up roots the White house and brings it along with him to meet world leaders. I hope that would make you happy.

FreeGlobe: if you like call Abuja a glorified whatever its still a million times better than the world biggest slum called Lagos. I have stayed in both places and should know. Heck both calabar and Enugu are even more liveable cities than Lagos, people just go to Lagos to make money and with the ongoing decentralization efforts of Lagos via new international airports and seaports, Lagos may become a ghost slum village in the future like Ibadan.

My dear I've been saying the same thing, it's just a matter of time before that filthy town Lagos becomes a ghost town.

Why are yorubas so violent.

Bunch of jobless lazy people, I wish the police would not just use teargas to disperse those hoodlums but live ammunition. If only I was there.

Who wants to bet me that this thread would not make the front page on NL.