₦airaland Forum

soberdrunk:
It seems everyone in Gambia has this weird look on their face................ I have come to the conclusion that Nigerians are the finest people in Africa

Bolustic:
Oga, it would develop the economy in many ways:

-As the construction is ongoing, it has already provided jobs
-Upon completion, sales girls, security guards, drivers etc would be employed
-Lagos would generate more tax
-Residents of such area can go there anytime to buy goods since it is 24hrs operated
-It will automatically become a bus stop
-Students can go there on excursions

tell me and look me in the face that you went to school to become a saleboy,drivers and security guards..



where are they going to generate tax?..from shoprite?..

you think those politician wife that have shops in these malls actually pay tax and you think the average nigerian can afford the price of these luxurious products in mall?..

listen to your self go there for excursion ..you deresve to be slapped!

martyns303:
Ah!!! Every 2 days? How do you manage the discomfort? For me it depends, if I go out (work or any outing), then its twice a day, because when I get back home, I will need to take a shower and change.

If am home, then once. But there are exceptional days when I dont take a shower all day and just lazy around, no changing of boxers.....

austinbrown:
u dey see police written all over them u still dey shout say na lasma, abi u want show us say u Don go SA b4

Bossman:
The issue is not having a smart TV. The reasl issue is having the means to enjoy the smart TV (real unlimited fast Data!). What's the point of having a smart TV without unlimited data. I know slowly the phone companies are starting to provide some resemblance of "unlimited data". But that will not cut it. Majority of the folks in Nigeria (and a lot of African countries) still get on the internet via the phone, so connecting the TV to the internet will have to be done via a WiFi hot spot on the phone. I am sure Nigeria will get there slowly - The key things that will bring us to the level of these other countries are - Uninterrupted power supply and the ability to connect to the internet seamlessly. Heck! The kids do all their homeworks online and submit it. The course outline everything is online. They have been carrying schcool-supplied tablets since the 4th grade. So having internet is a critical neccesity here! As an IT person, I sometimes have to work from home and VPN into the office. So without the internet better be working uninterrupted 24/7!

We all love Naija, but these lack of basic neccesities are making it difficult to get stuff done.

MISTAICEY02288:
To confirm what Frank earlier said, i also experienced it teo days ago when i went to the schl restroom. I discovered there was no button or anything to use to flush when you're done urinating so i just did my thin and was leavin and surprisingly, just after i took few steps backwards, i heard the flush sound and when i looked back, my pee was all gone truly.

MISTAICEY02288:
Bro, what im sayin is that theres a connecton to TVs here in US which also allows you to watch Youtube, Netflix and other online stuffs with the use of internet connection. I dont really know how the thing works cos im still new here and as for the unlimited internet access permonth, i heard it costs just 50 Dollars to do that. And you can connect any damn thing you wish to connect to the internet anytime. I use the internet for my phone and computer whenever im home.