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Politics › Re: A Tale Of 2 Water Works.....pics by geeez: 5:28am On Jun 23, 2013

kettykin: Real water projects in Lagos badagry Areas

Isn't this an LCDA project?

Haters can hate

Eko o ni baje

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Are RCCG Pastors Solely Yorubas ? by geeez: 2:20pm On Jun 22, 2013

Q1. What's the population of Igbos in RCCG compared to the Yorubas?
Q2. Why are Christ Embassy pastors mostly from Edo State?
Q3. Why are most catholic priests Igbos?

If you can answer the questions above then I can answer all your questions above but for the records, Igbo tithes cannot in any way be up to a quarter of RCCG's tithes

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Politics › Re: Osun Airport: Gateway To The World by geeez: 2:14pm On Jun 22, 2013

The state is positioning itself on the world map as a destination for investment in technology, agriculture and tourism. The airport may not make sense to most folks now but it's a project worth investing in, considering where the state plans to be in another ten years.

The pace at which the SW is developing with industries springing up daily, the airport can serve as a cargo airport and ease the pressure on the MMIA and proposed Lekki Airports

Eko o ni baje

SW o ni baje

Politics › Re: Fed Govt Awards 2nd Niger Bridge Contract To Julius Berger On PPP by geeez: 11:34am On Jun 22, 2013

I keep saying that if this bridge was between Ogun and Lagos, it would have been long built

And to think its the same people that criticized Fash for tolling the Lekki-Ikoyi bridge

Politics › Re: Chime's Schools In Enugu... by geeez: 11:06am On Jun 22, 2013

Now I see why they keep flooding schools in the SW and stretching our infrastructure from Lagos to Ekiti

Politics › Re: Re: The Mokola Flyover Project - Information For The Mis-informed! by geeez: 10:28am On Jun 22, 2013

I see haters are here again.

Common sense and history should have told you that Yorubas invest in realistic, well thought through and functional projects from Ikoyi to Ilesha

Politics › Re: Re: The Mokola Flyover Project - Information For The Mis-informed! by geeez: 10:10am On Jun 22, 2013

I see haters are here again.

Common sense and history should have told you that Yorubas invest in well thought through and functional projects from Ikoyi to Ilesha

Politics › Re: Images Of What The Propose 4th Mainland Bridge Will Look Like by geeez: 4:57pm On Jun 17, 2013

Yoruba people again

When we said we will build the Lekki Ikoyi bridge, they laughed, today they criticize the finest bridge in West Africa

Today we say we will build the 4th mainland bridge and they have started once again. Time will tell

This bridge (though more than five times longer), will see the light of day before the 2nd Niger bridge I can bet

Politics › Re: We’ve Constructed 900km Roads Across Osun –aregbesola by geeez: 11:55am On Jun 17, 2013

Why are Yoruba people so progressive? But why?

Politics › Re: Lagos Power Projects Receives Boost With Transformer Plant by geeez: 2:01pm On Jun 15, 2013

Can the moderators create a section for Development in Yorubaland so haters will open at their own peril?

The pace of development in the SW is worth it

Foreign Affairs › Re: Kenyan Mps 'agree To Lower Salaries By 40% by geeez: 1:55pm On Jun 13, 2013

You get a car allowance of $58,000 for taking $45,000 out of your salary.

Who is fooling who?

I dot believe its gonna be a one-off grant anyway

Politics › Re: Aregbesola's New Gigantic Project. Check It Out by geeez: 1:52pm On Jun 13, 2013

A toast to the spirit of development of the Yoruba race

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Politics › Re: U.S. Warns Citizens Not To Travel To Abia,akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Imo, Edo by geeez: 6:27pm On Jun 06, 2013

Only the SW is safe and relatively free but if these people were shipped back to where they came from, it will be all bliss in this side of town.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Generate 7,000 Megawatts Of Electricity By 2014 - NERC Chairman by geeez: 5:15pm On Jun 04, 2013

Here we go again

Politics › Re: Witty Sayings From Our Leaders by geeez: 4:14pm On Jun 04, 2013

What's witty about these?

Politics › Re: Rauf Aregbesola’s Opon Imo Project Exposed! by geeez: 8:47am On Jun 04, 2013

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant

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Politics › Re: Who Is the Most Handsome Governor? by geeez: 8:34am On Jun 04, 2013

What a thread? This should be in the romance section

Politics › Re: Which State Is The Most Accomodating In Nigeria by geeez: 4:53pm On Jun 03, 2013

The state that has the most number of non indigenes to indigenes ratio is the most accommodating

Give it to Lagos

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Politics › Re: Opon Imo Launched By Osun Today by geeez: 4:27pm On Jun 03, 2013

Ikengawo: the screen resolution on Ipon Imo is laudable tho

[img]http://img1.nairaland.com/attachments/1137260_image_jpg0d5b1c4c7f720f698946c7f6ab08f687[/img]

see d way the tin just resemble Ipad te ke no lo ge.

You're too dull and so dense you could have sunk the titanic

Politics › Re: Opon Imo Launched By Osun Today by geeez: 3:40pm On Jun 03, 2013

Ikengawo: low self-esteem post from someone who doesn't even own a tablet. Guy it's ok.

Just a screenshot to show you how stup!d you are. The SW is progressive by nature and you can only watch in frustration from the sidelines

Politics › Re: Lagos Begins Residents' Registration Today by geeez: 2:17pm On Jun 03, 2013

Now we will know who the true indigenes are, who the squatters are and who the scavengers are and where they live

Someday the statistics will be useful

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Politics › Re: Opon Imo Launched By Osun Today by geeez: 2:15pm On Jun 03, 2013

Very soon, other states will start copying and pasting like they do for all of Lagos's ideas without understanding the strategy behind it

And for those who are upset, it's expected

Yorubas are by their nature progressive and enterprise minded

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Politics › Re: Which State Is The Most Accomodating In Nigeria by geeez: 2:09pm On Jun 03, 2013

~Bluetooth:
Lagos is the most accomodating state.

Yorubas are the most accomodating ethnic group.

South west is the most accomodating region.

True that

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Politics › Re: Fashola: The Rise Of A Troubleshooter by geeez: 8:56am On Jun 02, 2013

Ikengawo: There seems to be a high amount of oil on his face. What is this all about?
When will he build the second Niger Bridge?

Better to have oil on your face than in your brain

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Politics › Re: A Mini-bus Driver Returns N380,000 Cheque And N49 000 Cash To Owner by geeez: 7:18am On Jun 02, 2013

These are people that should make the national or at least state honors list

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Politics › Re: Fashola: The Rise Of A Troubleshooter by geeez: 7:10am On Jun 02, 2013

This guy epitomizes greatness and ingenuity.

The Osun state governor also looks set to be another Fash

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Politics › Re: Are Nairalanders Representative Of Nigerians? by geeez: 7:01am On Jun 02, 2013

Frank-C:
Look at it this way, about a week to the last Presidential elections in 2011, Buhari won the election by a landslide on nairaland. Less than one week after the NL polls were concluded, the same Buhari lost the real life election by a landslide and GEJ was decleared winner. His most active e-supporters as in 2011 as it is today are SWners and the ONLY State GEJ lost to Ribadu, not even Buhari in the SW was Osun.

What we have here are a band of noise makers, tampered in the act of propaganda and experienced in the trade of betrayal, and that is why their opinion does not count. If you watch the postings here, you will notice how GEJ 'will only win SE and SS votes in 2015' while APC will win the SW and 'North', the 'North of which represent three times the whole of SE+SS votes'. This, they call political sophistication. You will see the result again in 2015.

Look again at Amaechi issue. The very people that need NGF most did not even observe when they killed the body 'because they want to embarrass the President'. Today, GEJ is better positioned to push his policies without bothering about extra layer of challenge from the NGF.

There are many more instances. NL is so detached from reality. Most live in the UK anyway, so it is not unexpected.

How many of the eBuhari fans voted or could vote?

Politics › Re: Are Nairalanders Representative Of Nigerians? by geeez: 6:54am On Jun 02, 2013

I think it is truly representative of Nigerians. I was at the airport in Enugu some weeks back waiting for a flight to Lgos and was chatting with this female Igbo passenger who is an unrepentant Yoruba hater. I was so shocked she could say to my face that she will do everything to ensure anyone sent to her branch (she's a banker as well) is laid off or transferred. She swore that over her dead body will any of her kids marry or have anything to do with any Yoruba person.

I just think Yoruba people have been too tolerant for too long

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Politics › Re: No Party Linked To The West Will Win Guber Election In The East - Okoye by geeez: 6:16am On Jun 02, 2013

Okay there goes your Second Niger Bridge

Politics › Re: Who Suffers If Nigeria Divides? by geeez: 6:12am On Jun 02, 2013

rosebowl01: To settle all this matter and prove to the Yorubas that you are the ones "developing the economy" and "superior", why can't the Igbos simply abandon Lagos and SW, and relocate East. In a few years(say 5), we'll know who is right after all.

Spot on but how can they when the SW is like the USA in their eyes. It's interesting that the GDP of all the SW states minus Lagos is higher than the GDP of all the SE states put together. To add Lagos will be over killing it. Also the landmass of Oyo State alone is almost as large as that of all the SE states put together.

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