₦airaland Forum

Uche2nna:
Replying to what ?

lol

Amerie

_{i've been in the crib chillin, we gat a bit of snowing here. hunger dey catch
me small seff} .

Brookie:
this place is boring as heck

Welcome to Nairaland
Sometimes its boring, but it's mostly lively. Have fun !

Ying yang twins



_{not much oo my sister , how's your weekend?}

Wesley Snipes

_{hi muki, abeg no vex oo} 




Witwaterstand


H

_{@ika6, not much oo my sister, jus chillin.}

Portsmouth


G

Lautech is a good school - there is a guy i know of that graduated in 2004 from there with
first class honors and is currently a PhD student in Canada. He obtained his Msc from
this same school in Canada and is doing extremely well.

I wouldn't say Lautech is the best school in Nigeria, but it is a good school. One way to measure the quality
of a school is by its products and this doctoral student in Canada attests to the quality of lautech.

And Please, lets not get caught up with the past glories of the first generation universities. It's
only a matter of time before the private and state universities get better rankings than the
1st generation universities. I hate to sound persimistic, but the truth must be told.

Uma Thurman

_{heello miss ikamefa how R.U. doin?}

Rochester


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Fort Lauderdale


M

Sri Lanka


A

Des Moines


I

Q-tip

Omar Epps

kingston



O

Paraguay



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Kenny Edmonds (aka Babyface)

Easy E (R.I.P)

Cybil Shepherd

Adele Givens

Ying Yang twins

Witherspoon, Reese

Uma thurman

Renee Zellweger

Catherine Zeta-Zones

Bangladesh



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What pains me the most is that the money is there to provide the amenities & infrastructure.

Oil prices have risen throughout Obj's term. Our benchmark is based on $22 per barel
and a barrel of oil goes for $59 per barrel the last time I checked.

We have about $41 billion in reserves and an average nigerian can't boast of 7 hours
of electricity a day. Is that pitiful or what ?

Every time you hear of billions of naira. Obasanjo's government
awards contracts to build/maintain roads all over the country,
but the money always stays at the central bank.

They will not release the money to the contractors on time, even
though the money (in the billions of dollars) is sitting there in
the vault. The contractors are always abandoning their work
because the government is not paying them,even though the
money is readily available.

At the end of the year, you hear they have achieved 50% capital
vote disbursement. Why can't they do better than that?

When they wanted to host the All Africa games in 2003, we
didn't have any problem building the $200 million stadium
in Abuja. Julius Berger was paid on time, because we like
showing off to the world.

If we can build the Abuja stadium on time, why can't the roads
and refineries be maintained on time ? All this transparency/
due process, what is the point of it if funds are not released
to the contractors so they can complete their work on
schedule ?

It makes me sick to my stomach, this our naija.