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CuntDestroyer: or hopes to work?Those with at least half the intelligence of a ten year old already understand what I mean and I wasn't talking to you brainless Yoruba hater but no matter how hard you hate, we still lead |
CuntDestroyer: dont be a sillycunt that you are. Lagos cant be Lagos with other tribes. Picture dirty a55 mushin and all the agbereosNow this guy needs to have his head examined. |
Baby mama: So I get off a Chisco bus to attend interviews in Lagos while crashing at my uncle's place, or become an apprentice seamstress for my madam I am now a resident?Every legal business is registered so if you claim you work with UBA for instance, it can be verified Also Lagos has done a property identification exercise meaning every house address can be verified I don't work for Lagos State but I believe these are systematically orchestrated plans to effective manage the state |
coogar: it would also reduce the government wage bill on ghost workers.....police were able to reduce wages from N1.5billion per month to N500 million just because a biometric exercise was deployed! imagine what would be found out in other federal ministries in lagos..........Ghost workers ke? Lagos I can confidently say has no ghost workers, maybe ghost residents ![]() |
CuntDestroyer: so if i visist lagos and have a car crash and i get rushed to casualty , i wont be treated by lagos state hospital cos i dont have a card?You will be treated. If you travel abroad and you don't have a health insurance, won't you be treated if you had an accident? But then you will bear the cost .. .as usual |
Baby mama:A resident of a state is a person who lives and works (or hopes to work) in that state. Hope that helps |
shymexx: The most interesting thing about this is that, people won't be able to evade taxes...It's just one out of many things I've listed |
Baby mama: The problem arises,who is a Lagosian?It's for residents. Is that so hard to understand? If you will be living in Lagos, you need to get registered so the state can make adequate provision for you. Is that not what it is? If you are visiting, you won't need it. Will Chevron issue you a staff ID just because you wanna come in for a meeting? |
Shollypopz: That must be your breath! Crest baby, it works magic!When someone calls himself cuntdestroyer, you can be too sure he's had a brain damage |
geeez: Great moveEven in my own neighborhood in Lagos, residents of the estate have residents' card. So what should I do? Sell my property and move away? |
CuntDestroyer: [size=60pt]you see this sh1t[/size]What shit? What I see is you struggling to get noticed with this font size |
Great move So we know how many Igbos live with us, where they are and how to deal with them decisively ![]() But seriously there's nothing wrong with a state trying to identify its residents and create a database that will help in better administering the state. It will serve the following purposes: 1. Effective Tax Monitoring 2. Effective provision of infrastructure 3. Provision of adequate security. (Since you know which areas have the most population) 4. A database for the unemployed with a view to establishing a social security structure 5. Provision of effective health care 6. Prioritization of transportation routes, links and means 7. Education for school aged children Ati be be lo |
Ifeanyi Ubah is just like Anajemba, Nwude and the rest of them but Cosmos Maduka was greedy in this deal and doesn't sound like the Mr. Maduka I know Well it's a Igbo thing. These guys can never be trusted |
Eko Atlantic: T.A. Orji of Abia as presidentOf Biafra Republic? |
I don't see Chelsea winning this They can't match Sterling's pace and Suarez's artistry With Ashley Cole out and John Terry match rusty, CFC should only expect the worst |
Impressive! |
PointB: It added that “under no circumstance can anybody, not even the president, deport any Nigerian from any state in the country. The right of a Nigerian to live and not be discriminated against is guaranteed under the constitution of our great country. No law can thus be made to frustrate or erode such guarantee. The Governor ought to know this and remain civil.”Did BRF say he will deport anyone? I need you to show me a link with a quote or video where he said that. How come people reason like this in the 21st century or is BRF just years ahead of this phase of Nigeria's politics? |
I'm not a Muslim but seriously I don't see anything wrong with this
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hurricaneChris: I used to imagine this OP as a respected guy in his previous comments (although tribalistic atimes). But with this post, i can't see a more stup*d and uselez guy than him.And is there anything like Lagos 'will' in the post? I said Lagos 'may' .... Go and enroll in a school of reasoning and logic |
sucess001: fashola is a b.astard! forgive my language!Your fada |
This is barbaric What language were they speaking? |
[size=18pt]When people wanna take your job, they can say anything[/size] |
Well said BRF We need to build a city with fast moving trains and buses. I know Nigerians that walk several miles in New York and London with shopping bags in their hands. The risk is enormous and they are increasingly getting lawless and come to think of it, over 90% of crimes are perpetrated using bikes and they constitute more than 70% of victims of road accidents. I also don't think everyone should drive to work everyday. That's what buses are there for. Call them BRT or danfo |
malele: @ poster u are a big fool, is there any I will buy igbo land in that ur post.And is there anything like Lagos 'will' in the post? I said Lagos 'may' .... Go back to school ![]() |
Now that's what we are talking about ![]() Up Next The 22km 10 lane Lagos-Badagry Expressway with BRT lanes and Rail Lines Coming Soon The SW rail network, linking all SW states |
basher: Kai! If I got a penny each time 'Igbo', 'Ibo' or 'Igbo' was used on nairaland, I would have built a mansion from that income stream alone.What if I got half of that each time I come across the word 'Yoruba', I would have bought a twelve room mansion in Bel Air now |
After Abuja and Benue, we will move into Anambra and then Enugu and then Imo and in two years we will own Onitsha, Enugu and Nnewi. Let's go there ![]() |
The Lagos State Government is working on a number of options to engage genuine commercial motorcycle operators, recently thrown out of jobs as a result of the implementation of the new traffic law, in meaningful ventures. The Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Kayode Opeifa, dropped the hint in Lagos on Wednesday, stressing that the move was meant to give only the registered operators a new lease of life. Many of the okada riders, as the commercial motorcycle operators are called, have had to abandon the business, as the new law prohibits them from plying major roads and bridges in the state. According to the new traffic law, only those with 200cc engine capacity can operate in the permitted areas. Some aggrieved operators have been protesting against the new policy and a few people sympathetic to their cause have urged the state government to rescind its decision in view of the multitude that will be affected. But Opeifa, who spoke at the 11th Business Forum of the Lagos State University’s MBA Heritage held on Lagos Island on Wednesday, said that there was no going back on the decision. He said, “We are resolute about the Road Traffic Law; there is no going back on it. But we are going to re-certify the okada operators resident in Lagos. “We are going to start a registration process, and in the process, if we discover those who have skills, we will send them to the skill acquisition centres established by the state government to hone these skills.” Opeifa, who spoke on the theme, ‘Effect of Transportation on Nigeria’s Economy,’ stressed that okada could not be regarded as a means of transportation, as nobody wished to bequeath it as an inheritance to their children. The commissioner, therefore, said the state government would re-register the operators with a view to providing the genuine ones adversely affected by the policy other job opportunities. “Some of them could be absorbed into the LAGBUS as conductors and drivers. We also have agriculture, where some of them can also be useful. Apart from our farms in Lagos, we have bought landed property in Ogun State and Abuja, and we are going to buy more in Benue for agriculture. So, the options are there for them,” he said. According to him, the state government plans to assist some of the okada riders with the acquisition of skills to make them employable or to become self-employed. Opeifa also said some of them would be assisted to own bakeries after undertaking the needed training. But the Managing Director, Megavons West Africa Limited, Dr. Rotimi Oladele, expressed the view that the okada business could be reorganised, and urged the state government to re-brand it as a community transport system. Although Oladele, who was a keynote speaker at the forum, commended the state government for its efforts in transforming Lagos, he said there was still a need for a truly masses-oriented means of transport, which the okada business represented. “Let us re-brand them as community transport system, license them and restrict them to their domiciliary local government areas,” he said. Opeifa said there was a need for the development of multi-modal transportation system for the economy to grow. “The groundnut pyramids were moved from the North down to Lagos by the railway; likewise, cocoa and some other farm produce. The system worked then, and all that seems to have died now,” he said. Opeifa advised that the review of the Constitution currently going on should whittle down some powers of the government at the centre, so that states and local governments could develop the modes of transportation that suited them. |
It amazes me the kind of ideas these people generate. N25,000 for reporting a case of Guinea Worm? A disease that has not been reported since 2008 as being endemic. Then someone comes up in 2012 to say this? I just wonder how much thinking goes behind all these allocutions |
Great one girls. Must have taken their chemistry classes seriously but different urines have different compositions I just think these darlings should be encouraged because if you can power a generator with urine, it sure means you can power a car with one. So when oyel dries up, just keep peeing in those pipelines and underground tanks |
olabukola: Dudu is like you reside in this thread. Dont let these people distract you from running your three companies.I only make comments when I'm on the road or in the loo |
This is pathetic How can some people be so heartless? This should be in the Violent/Non-Celebrity Crime section |
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