₦airaland Forum

FrLukas:
Is this worth selling Nigeria to China for?


They give us shiny things and they take our land.


Power move.


This kinda reminds of when the Europeans first came and they brought mirrors and gin and Bibles, gave them to us and took everything...including our psyche as a people.


Today, the ripple effect is very evident.


Maybe by the time China is done with us, our official language will be Chinese and our children's children will learn to speak and write Chinese characters before they even learn their own mother tongue.

Which land did they take?

Another concrete jungle.

Another concrete jungle.

Another concrete jungle.

Different pictures of different houses for one house sale?

Another concrete jungle.

They intentionally murdered all forms of greenery.

legitnow:
Tear gas, pepper spray, flogging, kicking, punching pushing and general beating of Nigeria traders, even Pregnant Nigeria woman.

It is time Nigeria Government call to Ecowas attention the violation of Nigeria rights by Ghana authority.

Ghana cannot be trading freely and living in Ecowas couuntries, whilst everyday in Ghana our citizens are humiliated and molested.

Else we return all Ghanaians to live and do business in Ghana and put an end to all this nonsense.

Nigeria government must be seen to act and do so with other Ecowas member state.

The ghanians are wrong and should be called to order now.

If you use agbero manners and aggression to challenge the legal authorities of another country, then you should be pepper-sprayed, flogged, tasered and dragged away.

Not every country is as lawless or wants to be as lawless as Nigeria.

Follow their laws and use all legal means available to you if you feel enforcers did wrong. Don't think you can use ogboju like you do in Nigeria and then turn chaos and lawlessness into normal everyday thing.

If you don't like their country and laws, go back to your shithole. They did not beg you to come.

raker300:
A seemly humble town in Abia state is getting much attention as it’s exotic, scenic habitat is put on display.

Beautiful place but extremely poor drone-camera work.

We want to see the houses and compound, not landscape terrain.

Poor!

sonnie10:
If you go to any county's website, you will find lists of properties with lien on them and reasons for the lien. Sorry I can't do here.

Firstly, you should provide the link for your county's website.

Secondly, having cases of lien in your county is not proof that "too many" properties in your county, talk less of the entire Europe, has liens put on them.

TANTUMERGO007:
Not a time to mourn a criminal and a drug baron, may his soul not rest in peace if he was indeed a criminal

Don't mind many Nigerians.

They are stupid people that deserve their leaders and suffering.

sonnie10:
If you go to any county's website, you will find lists of properties with lien on them and reasons for the lien. Sorry I can't do here.

That is still not evidence of "too much".

Example: Me showing list of houses demolished in Nigeria because of building against city plan is not evidence that "too much" houses are demolished in Nigeria.

sonnie10:
You are hearing from a primary source. Been there, done that.

Your singular case is not evidence of "too many".

sonnie10:
Too many law suits by tenants in EU. Before you know it, a lien is placed on your property by one opportunist.

I think you are mistaken.

Never heard of such before, before I can even agree it is "too many".

Can you show me your source?

sonnie10:
No empty land. You buy ugly relatively cheap house, demolish and built your choice of house.

No house in that locality is worth N100m.

So I cannot see how buying one to knock down for N100m is relatively cheap.

The house is not worth N100m. The land is not worth N100m.

If anyone has N100m, better they invest it on a house mortgage in a leading EU country and they would make so much money from rent, they can afford to even rent with ease in this concrete jungle estate.

sonnie10:
Have you been there? Compare it with other places in Lagos and see if its better. There are those who do not want to live on the Island. Ogudu or Magodo is the next alternative.

I can understand that, but those houses are not worth N100m in building them nor in aesthetics.

Paying that is a rip-off.

sonnie10:
Can someone buy a house on a full plot for #100M here?

If you buy a house here for N100m, you need for a psychiatrist to certify you a mentally ill.

£200K for living in a concrete jungle?

SocialJustice:
It is obvious who the daft one is between us, next time do not come online to insult a property your lineage from your great grand father to 3 generations after can not afford.

Goodbye.

Na persin wey dey use N20K phone go tell me what property I can afford.

Fool wey EoD na luxury to because Okada na big standard to am.

SocialJustice:
Lol, nairaland want frustrate this op ambition.

Oga, you'll be lucky to find a willing buyer for N20k. That N50k you mentioned is a no go area.

Poverty mean say you no fit afford N50k?

Na N20K phone you dey use.

SocialJustice:
You're a certified idiot. Next time keep quiet when you see pictures of a property you may never afford in your wretched life.

You are daft. Why can't you show us your poverty life that makes you think anything is luxury?

You see say you no get sense now?

SocialJustice:
Oga show the hole you live in. Stop speaking English.

After you show your own, sufferhead wey no know luxury.

SocialJustice:
Haba, upload pictures of the hole you live in.

I bet to your poverty mentality, this is "Luxury".

Sorry for your pathetic life.

Where is the "Luxury"?

GboyegaD:
The police and military forces are one of the biggest challenges of our country. Innocent citizens protest, dem go arrest yet, Boko Haram and the bandits dem, dem no fit face dem.

The biggest challenge in Nigeria is lack of the will of Nigerians to protest.

If the police force, military force and their senders know that acting like this would only spark bigger and more angry protests, then they would not do it.

While Nigerians are happy for only a few to protest, we will keep on having this issues.

taskcompleteng:
Forsale: 2wings of 6unit of 3bedroom flat with separate gate on a 2plot of Land in Akoka.


It has an empty space at the back for additional building



Title: CofO

Asking price 180m

N180m for this dilapidated building?

N30m for each of the junk flats?

Is someone doing comedy?

sarrki:
Is true that Sheik Isa Ali Pantami left a better pay in Saudi Arabia to Nigeria (a professor in Saudi Arabia collects up to 25,000SR monthly).

Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala also left her job in the world bank with a pay package worth more than $351,740 (net) yearly in 2008 to accept ministerial appointment in Nigeria

Prof Usman Yusuf, the embattled NHIS Boss moved to Nigeria from Saint Jude Children Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, as professor in the Division of Stem Cell Transplantation with annual net worth of over $200,000.

Olusegun Olutoyin Aganga equally left his role as Managing Director with Goldman Sachs in London in 2013 with annual net worth of over 300,000 pounds.

Magnus Lekara Kpakol also left as a professor of economics at the University of Dallas, USA then to Nigeria

There are many of them, what is opened for debate are those undisclosed and behind the scene benefits believed to be attached to these offices in Nigeria ��

Who is the illiterate that composed this?

SAMBARRY:
I doubt whether their FATHER will allow them school in Nigeria so they don't get kidnapped and when the kids start pressuring their father, their father's likely excuse to make them stop

1.im doing that because of you so that you will have a bright future.

2.i don't want you to school in Nigeria.Nigeria is not safe

3.dont mind everything you see on the internet.you know I'm a public figure in nigeria so people will want to commit libel against me

4.your mum is a terrible woman and a bad Mom. I didn't want her to negatively influence you that's why I took her away from you

5.the pictures of the domestic violence part is not true.ignore social media

I have no doubt that is what the shameless lunatic will say and the children will have very little option but to accept it for the betterment of their mental health.

After-all he is still their father. No child wants to see his father as an asshole, they want to see him as a hero.

They will join in that foolish narrative, at least at home in Nigeria amongst their friends. In the West, the kids there are more informed and will not buy that rubbish.

Pr0cter:
What happened to his hands

Vitiligo

SAMBARRY:
lol.i agree with you


And I also agree with you that high school children in private schools are more intelligent than university graduates and the difference is evidently clear.rheir priorities,ways of thinking and IQ IS miles apart.


I get where you are coming from.but I doubt whether their daddy will be able to protect them from the bullying part when they see pictures and videos of him fighting in the

Or climbing trees and his other embarrassing misbehaviours

Mate, that is what I am talking about. They will be a laughing stock amongst their peers if they are in schools abroad.

The way they will probably try to cope is:

1) They become overly nice to everyone so it makes it hard for people to be comfortable being nasty to them.

2) They start self-isolating and withdrawing from social gatherings in their school

3) They pester their lunatic father that they want to transfer back to Nigeria for schooling because they have observed how Nigerian kids kiss their ass despite their father being a crook.

They definitely will not be the cool kids while studying in private schools in the West with children of high achievers, while their father has a bought 3rd-class certificate and behaves like a wife-beating, criminal mental patient.

Just looking at Front Page this morning, Chukwueze has no shame going to pay homage a pose with a crook like Kalu Orji.

The IQ of our youths is really low.

SAMBARRY:
no.private school ₦ paying school

Well then, that is where your error is.

You have no clue about private school-paying students in the West, and you have used your local area knowledge to judge what it is like abroad.

Sorry to tell you but the Western countries' private school-paying students at secondary school level are NOTHING like the Nigerian public OR private school students.

Maybe in primary, you can be arguing that similarity of private and have a point. But at secondary, that is like comparing an African President to a First World European President. The gap in capabilities and reasoning is HUGE.

Private secondary school-paying students in the West are advanced thinkers and trained on exploration and proof. Not the "amala logic and pull it from your yansh" we see from our Nigerian youths on NL.

Private secondary school-paying students are on average more intelligent than the average Nigerian university graduate. I can guarantee you that. If you have a debate with both types, you will NOTE the difference instantly despite the Western-trained one being far younger.

So please don't tell me they will not research and find out about the family of their classmates because that is not what Nigerian kids do and Nigerian teenagers prefer to research about dancing and the participants of BBN. Of course they will remain that useless until they graduate and people realise they are unemployable, that is not the case of private school-paying students in places like UK where students end up getting degrees from the Golden Triangle universities.

The only argument that can work is if Dino did not send his kids to private school but instead sent them to some hood public school in the West.

Foolish woman.

And these are the children the UK, with all the money they spend on children development, are creating:

https://twitter.com/Holbornlolz/status/1290219552253579266

SAMBARRY:
no I don't have to but I'm an adult who has raised children/ teenagers so I know how they think to a level

The children you raised attended secondary school in a private, fee-paying Western-based school?