₦airaland Forum

malton:
This must be one of the people Femi Adesina refers to as "purveyors of hate!"



Nothing go happen to Baba Buhari.

Long live the president!

Yes ooo. May he live forever in his current state of health.

#Nobecurse

DEDMAN university


It's ok

Alariwo2:
Igbos how market?

Thought you lots were rejoicing over Ondo elections.. we Yorubas are classy.
we just have that heavenly touch in us

my piece of advice for flatti.es.. go back home, unite and build your ancestral home. Stop roaming about like cursed people bikonu.
it is well with everybody

Now what is this rant got to do with the topic at hand. Is this heavenly stupidity?

Their problem, not my problem

Tazdroid:
Happy birthday to her.

Amazing, she doesn't look 50 though

Yeah...she looks 57.

majamajic:
What are we turning into.

Even in front of a little boy.

She is trying to make the guy Ex feel the Heat but at the same time rubbishing herself.

She will later regret this.

Probably her standard in sèx satisfaction is below average, so a dismal performance by other standards will appear out of this world for her.

Basildvalour:
Money drives people to do evil even against their own.

As for the buyer, he shouldn't have been allowed to go unconditionally after investigations and truth of the matter ascertained.

Two points

1. No sane and serious minded person buys landed property relying solely on a survey plan. There must be some deed by whatever name called upon which the owner must have acquired original interest on the land, that's what the new buyer should have asked for

2. It's difficult based on the above clarification to not indict the buyer. He ought to have conducted a legal search and even a neighbourhood search to confirm the real owner. Finally the price of purchase if depressed is a pointer to the fact that seller is being fraudulent, ditto buyer.

hero2000:
" Until we learn to be objective, assess politicians and vote for them on the basis of their antecedents and desire to perform, not all these south west north divide , then bro, let the military come."

When will we ever learn if we desire to truncate the process of learning! Your comment is congruent with the lack of responsibility many Nigerians exhibit. Instead of working towards reforming the system they hopelessly hands up! Some even go as far on the irresponsibility continuum by desiring the British to recolonize us! Talk of ignorance!

"It took a Jerry Rawlings in Ghana to reset that country and put it back on the path of economic recovery. If we can get that to happen here, no regrets."

Why would you play Russian roulette with the lives of 200million people? WHY? You fantasize of Rawlings of Ghana, what if you get a Kabila or another Abacha instead?

My brother, think!

We get what we deserve bro.

This conversation wouldn't happen if we voted right and politicians acted properly

ipobarecriminals:
Malaria/typhoid.No Akunyili to fight for us again.we are @ the mercy of IPOBs Aba/Onitsha FAKERY

Dummy

Who diagnosed and reported or do you have the autopsy report.

Grow up

sunnysunny69:
I don't pray for one, don't know why you wish for one. Military never works for Nigeria. It's one reason we are so backward a nation. I have lived overseas for some years in a democratic setting, if you experience such you won't wish for a military regime.

Nicely said. I have not lived overseas, I have had frequent visits and have noticed how things work in all those climes. The led do not give room for the leaders to exercise the brazen roguery that pervades our environment here, therefore there is no basis for the military to get interested in politics.

Here, the simpleton on the street collects N5k, loaves of bread, sacks of garri and then mortgages his soul. The Politician comes in and tries to recover his money spent on the voters and make some profit (afterall it is a business venture), then everything is left rotting away no one willing to bail the cat, so what is the way out of the wood. We get what we deserve. Until we learn to be objective, assess politicians and vote for them on the basis of their antecedents and desire to perform, not all these south west north divide (wailers and zombies as some people choose to christen them), then bro, let the military come. It took a Jerry Rawlings in Ghana to reset that country and put it back on the path of economic recovery. If we can get that to happen here, no regrets.

Those are my views. I remain apolitical, reason is simple, they make it impossible for right thinking people to aspire to lead. How much is the cost of acquiring forms to elective positions? How many honest and hardworking men and women can afford this? And when you borrow to acquire the forms, won't you pay back with interest? where will the money come from? Looting.

Compare the scenario with the western states you spoke about. We deserve whatever comes to us bro

HungerBAD:
Mere rumours.

In Tuface voice" Nothing dey happen "

We will resist any kind of Coup,even if it is with rocks and sticks.

The worst democratic government is better than the best military government.

The above bolded will only be true until you smell the first tear gas or get hit by the first bullet.

Politicians would create an enabling environment for chaos by stealing the country blind and you people will turn round and say military is not the answer. What exactly is the answer? GEJ that was grossly incompetent or PMB that has no iota of idea in his head as to where to lead the country to.

Both men and those before them rap.ed the country, from IBB to OBJ to GEJ to PMB....some directly, some through proxies, others by constructive blindness.

I honestly do not care who comes back, even the military will not make any difference anyway, but heck, anything is better than a rudderless nation being led by a dying president.

mekleelex200:
This is scary but can't science just pump resources to research about the mystery of Bermuda triangle.

Volunteer yourself and you will be sponsored.

akp202:
Not too late to be educated

If he is writing JAMB, he is educated by some definition.

Buhari could not get to that point, having terminated in class 4

kestolove95:
e no go pass flantinos handwork

You are posting from heaven and i don't talk to dead people, sorry

Segadem:
it's for your good/safety

VIO Pikin identified.

komzygirl:
Wow! Thanks so much. Does it mean I am being summoned? Or someone has something against me? Please I really need more info on it.

The insignia, emblem, or logo “Omu Aro” (a compound word) appears quite simple to pronounce, simple in outlook and meaning, and of course, a simple symbol of identification of the Aro people, and Aro documents. This is precisely the feeling and thinking of a lot of people, some Arochukwu indigenes inclusive. However, when one is exposed to proper information and education, this simple emblem, will turn out to be one, loaded with witty information and messages, power and authority.
The use of insignia or emblems is now generally known, practiced, acknowledged, and widely adopted by various countries, states and a host of other government and non-governmental organizations. These symbols or emblems of identification and authority which are hardly mistaken are usually embossed, printed, painted or scattered on monuments, documents, national flags, bill boards, state buildings, vehicles, embassy buildings abroad, etc. This is with a reason to easily identify, recognize, publicize and demarcate boundaries of authority and jurisdiction as each case may be. It is therefore, in this same vein, that our fathers and forefathers designed, created and immortalized the ‘Omu Arochukwu” popularly known and called “Omu Aro”.
The insignia, “Omu Aro” is the acknowledged authority of the Eze-Aro. This is the logo or symbol you find on virtually all Aro official documents and items emanating from Eze-Aro’s Palace or being administered on his behalf by Aros at home and abroad.
It is also conspicuously printed on most Aro wrappers, with the “Omu Aro Wrappers” topping the list. The artistic design and production of this great emblem of identity is the handiwork and creation of two illustrious Aro sons, to whom tribute must be paid for immortalizing the “Omu Aro”. These were the late Mazi T.K. Uche of Ujari Village, and late Mazi W.O. Okereke of Amuvi Village. Mazi T.K. Uche was the author, composer and inventor, who first tried to translate his imagery impression of the “Omu” as a symbol of Aro authority on paper, in form of OMU-Aro diagram or sketch. This was later fine tuned as the logo we all know as “Omu Aro” today.
Mazi W.O. Okereke of the famous Okereke brothers business empire, after receiving the approval of the Eze Aro decided to immortalize the brilliant efforts of his brother by taking the design overseas, and purchased a patent for the printing of the present “Omu Aro cloth or wrapper”, which is now the pride of all Aros at home and in diaspora. Thus, he gave form and shape to the idea of late Mazi T.K. Uche on the overall interest and benefit of Aro indigenes.
The Omu and Omu Aro, for purposes of clarity and better understanding are not interchangeable. The omu is the young leaf or leaves of the palm tree or the knot, tied from this leaf by the Eze Aro, while the Omu Aro is the insignia or emblem of authority of the Eze Aro. The omu as we have it anywhere on Aro documents, monuments or wrappers has the knotted Omu leaf at the center, with a hand giving it and the other receiving it. On the boarders of the Omu are wavy lines which have a perched eagle with spread wings on top of the lines. By the two sides are crowns located one on each side, while diagonally crossed are a sword and a gun, with the Aro Motto “Ako Bu Ije” lie at the bottom of the emblem. In translating the design, it is a symbol of past and present historical power of the Aro people. The eagle on top of the emblem represents kingly honor, the swiftness and promptness that goes with the Omu call.
The crowns by the sides, show its royal backing from the Eze Aro’s Palace. The Omu at the center with one hand giving out and the other receiving it demonstrates that no person or persons, ever reject the Omu from an Aro Messenger. The gun and sword diagonally placed represents the force that is always behind the Omu message. It enforces strict obedience on all , who fail to comply with the “Omu” call and its message. Lastly, the Aro “Motto” Ako Bu Ije located at tail end of the logo simply means that wisdom goes with progress and success, in any adventure in life. On the whole, the Omu leaf is a special leaf of NSIBIRI which was the fastest and most powerful means of communication of the Aros of yesterday and today

komzygirl:
Wow! Thanks so much. Does it mean I am being summoned? Or someone has something against me? Please I really need more info on it.

I thought you wanted to understand the significance of 'Omu Aro'.

When it was deployed for the purpose aforesaid in the olden days, the real 'Omu' was even tied up using the tender tips of the palm frond. That is what you see knotted in the middle of the engraved art that you displayed.

I hope we are not introducing sarcasm here. You did say it was a gift to you upon visiting Aro, so how does that claim tie in with my explanation? Have you noticed that the typical Aro man and woman has a wrapper with the omu aro insignia sewn into it. Would it mean that people who buy this in an open market are being summoned?

Again, I tend to think you might be able to learn a little more from the internet and zero any issues for clarification so that we can discuss within a narrow sphere.

APCmyheart:
And why have you choosen to pay tax in Lagos? Why not relocate back to your state and pay tax so you state can also be developed like Lagos..

I give up on you.

APCmyheart:
And why have you choosen to pay tax in Lagos? Why not relocate back to your state and pay tax so you state can also be developed like Lagos..

I am a Nigerian, I choose to live and develop wherever I am.

I am not a charlatan and not interested in your silly ipob/brown roof/wailer/zombie dichotomy.

I am interested in good governance and appreciate one when i see it happening.

All I have said is that Ambode or whoever it is has put tax payers money to good use, is that something difficult to comprehend? How God created your likes alongside me still remains inexplicable.

wristbangle:
Lol Amosun has resumed work hence intensifying contractors to finish work asap for other projects to kick off. Your eyes will soon clear when u enter ogun state, you will think you are in lagos.

Like he messed people's lives up from the same Berger axis inwards sabo through alagbole all the way to the hinterland, demolishing houses and pretending to be building bridges which had been abandoned for over 3 years. I drove through there sometime and i felt pity for the mor.ons who stand under the scorching sun and vote for nincompoops. I will rather have a good sleep and feel happy that I did not contribute to bad governance by electing any of these cheats. That is what they all are irrespective of their clime, antecedents or historical divide.

sarrki:
Lagos is a country on its own

Yes, Lagos is a country on its own being run with our money. My tax alone is probably more than your income in a quarter. So spare us all these crap.

It is a good thing he has developed that axis more, but let us leave it at what it is, governance.

I also have a property there, for your information. At Ojodu specifically. I know the amount i pay on property tax alone. What the heck.

autojosh:
Back in the days, there was nothing like speed limits.. therefore, no speed tickets. However, getting a speed ticket today in some countries is as common as having lunch.

The question is, which vehicle was the first to get a speed ticket? When? Where? and at what speed? It is the Arnold Benz Motor Carriage which police caught in 1896 doing 8mph (13km/h). Another interesting thing is the police officer was even riding on a bicycle.

Walter Arnold who owns the carriage was arrested for driving at 4 times the speed limit on Paddock Green in Kent. Someone please help me calculate the speed limit at that time

At that time, the speed limit was 2mph (3km/h) and all cars had to be led by a man on foot who was meant to be waving a red flag at all times. See suffer. However, the laws were abolished in same 1896 when the speed limit was increased to 14mph (23km/h).

Just thinking, is it possible that today's speed limits can someday be increased to 1,000mph (1,609km/h)?

https://autojosh.com/first-car-to-ever-get-a-speed-ticket/

Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Ishilove
Marpol
Semid4lyfe
Obinoscopy
Seun

To my mind, given the bolded, the arrest was about the location where the speed happened and not generally for overspeeding. Just like doing 100km/h in a built up area.

I may be wrong though.

VastFinder:
Working for MTN Nigeria can be a good way to boost your career in the telecommunications industry. Without doubt, this company has proven to be the biggest network provider in Nigeria surpassing its competitors ETISALAT, GLO and the likes.

Never the less, it would be fair to know how much MTN Nigeria pays their workers, from the entry level staffs, specialists staff and even the managers working in MTN whether their salary structure is worth the hype or not.


MTN Nigeria Entry Level Staffs Salary?
Entry level staff working for MTN earns N960 000 in a year which is somewhat low compared to other highest paying companies in Nigeria. The amount above means that an MTN entry level staff is paid N80 000 per month.

MTN Nigeria Specialist Staffs Salary
The company pays its specialist about N4 to N4.6 million per annum. Although, the figures might look a bit large, you would have to work your way to this position. It is also said that a specialist staff is paid a salary of about N390, 000 in a month.

MTN Nigeria Managers Salary
This is one of the highest roles in MTN as you start earning a salary higher than both an entry level staff and a specialist. MTN Nigeria pays its managers a salary of about N9, 300 000 per annum. That is N775 000 per month.

The above is the amount of money or salaries MTN pay to their staff monthly and yearly. So what’s your take on the salary structure of MTN Nigeria.


Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/05/mtn-ng-salary-structure-salary-of-mtn.html?m=1

lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, CrazyMan, 1forall

If this is true, then they are grossly underpaid.

It then narrows down my next move to only the Oil and Gas.

I am soooo done with Banking.

samtee37:
Wehdone.... ... It's better safe than sorry.


If u believe dt wailers will still talk...... Click like.. ..

Nt begging for like ooooooo

Shame on you.

I don't know by definition who is a wailer or zombie. I am just ashamed of you that while we are discussing meaningful and topical issue to move the country forward you are preoccupied with zombie and wailer. Does ebola recognize that stupid dichotomy?

ceomike:
A likely merger and conversion of assets of Arik Air and Aero Contractors is one of the options being considered by the Federal Government (FG) in the buildup to a new national carrier for the country.

The option, according to sources, is due to the alleged debt burden of the airlines. Besides, despite government’s recent intervention since their takeover by the Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), the airlines are not promising in terms of operations and debt payment.

http://guardian.ng/business-services/aviation-business/arik-aero-may-merge-as-national-carrier/

For the sake of Arik I will not patronize the merged entity. They will bring in their pride and ineptitude to scorn their patrons. I will rather pay higher figures to foreign airlines than patronize anything Arik again.

If FG is midwifing this, any of Airpeace, or the other airlines (not Dana sha) can partner with aero.

Arik is a No-No for me. And I will train my generations yet unborn to never go near Arik. I missed meetings due to their pride and callousness and yet they were too proud to realize they owed some of us some duty. The airline will suffer and die in penury (considering it is a limited liability company).

ybalogs:
Please Let Us Know When He's To Be Killed By Firing Spuad With His Cohorts.

Never mind that. Chances are high he may never come out from FSAS alive. If he ever does, he will be so useless that his life will no longer be a threat. I am sure he is 'cooperating' with them as i type this. Trust me I know what I am saying. I had several clients with them while i was in practice.