₦airaland Forum

allanphash7: if cameroon soldier can do this then they should come and we send them to sambisa now so that they can bring our girls for us, after all we they are our brothers

Davijunson: How Boko haram has increased from jes a small group to a Terrorist sect terrorizing nations still baffles me. D western education lacking among the northerners has really become a defining factor in how dey've been able to brainwash young men into joining dem... Thumbs up to the soldiers. They shouldn't hesitate to waste those mofos... They've become too much of a burden to bear.

atlwireles: We can do it, just not under a government lead framework. Allow the African private sector lead, they have proven themselves in Nigeria already with their marginal wells. Lots of small companies doing way better than NNPC in the oil sector.

atlwireles: Nigerians and the people that ran NNPC for years refused to learn. The day we come to the understanding, and close NNPC down, then allow private companies both local and international, manage our oil sector. We will come to realise, what a waste NNPC has been for 40 years.

DickDastardly: Whats that? Some fettish pot? I only take chilled boddle warrer

HNosegbe: So the diesel is not intended for the domestic market? Interesting.

Your detailed explanation still highlights the infrastructure and human capital deficit problems that Nigeria faces, which reinforces my point about the high cost of doing business in Nigeria.

atlwireles: NNPC as usual might not have even contributed one kobo to this project.

atlwireles: NNPC brings zero to the table, their only claim to some shares here, is title/ownership of the mineral rights.

735i: The same mistakes we made in the '60's we are making again now.
Why on earth should Chevron Nig Limited have 70% stake and NNPC just 15%?
Who is signing off these contracts?

Keypha: I love this my country Nigeria, our doctor treat them without USA drug, shame to Ghana they too hide anything that happen in there country, ebola dey ghana but they are hiding it, that why there doctor tell m true to stop hiding ebola victims, 9ja too much.

FOLYKAZE: My guy. . . .tomorrow will never come. That is the reality of tomorrow. Lol

sorry for not updating you. I wont lie here, I have forgotten I have a post to reply . Also time has not been by my side. Thanks for calling me out.

Ashantiking: We don't want to host it. We have hosted the cup more than any other country. We need to concentrate on building our country instead of hosting african cup.

Nigeria can host it. Nothing will make me happy than to see Ghana trash their wife the super Eba eaters.

redcliff: How is 200m purchase of a private jet an investment in someone's life please? Thete is no private jet worth $1.2m my friend

whitecat007: What's the point of "ogun owo" if it can't turn your home to federal reserve, spitting $ £ € and even gold?

Soneh: don't forget to share the proceeds from these adverts you are posting when the cash begins to flow

MissMeiya: And it's on the front page. Smh.

himkers: common 1million followers on twitter davido no get; na to come get $250m to buy jet.... abi na mamiwater dash am d money??

MissMeiya: I tried though. Three separate times. Shey you saw?

londoner: @iamlord, the extras are very good, but do you really believe that someone faced with buying a benz or a bently will go for Kantanka?

It is now about marketing, price and the mentality of your target consumer.

For many, its out of the running once its "African made"....Sad but true.

Innoson is successful not because he is relying average Nigerians to buy or patronise, one car at a time, but government and transport companies, not only for state transport, but also environmental sanitation, believe. Hopefully Kantanka will win this uphill battle of African mentality, but will have less to do with the product, as much as marketing. He should probably market it outside Africa, as Africans will follow what others outside do, without question. Failing that the government should patronise him or provide incentives for buying GH vehicles.

MissMeiya: "den u will understand such smartness is foolish"

I feel so honored to have witnessed such epic wisdom. He is a true master. We are but students in his shadow.

okparaugo: See interiors of some luxury private jets that may cost up to $100 m

vitality22: Bros, but you can lie ooooooooooooo

Dreal1247: But some people wont view it to be safer and cheaper.

macof: @iamord

I totally agree with you. our traditional systems have a lot to profit us as a people, economically and spiritually.

We should develop our old knowledge which is the heritage of our ancestors and make good for ourselves but just a few people can't do this.

This country Nigeria is too large and diverse for that
But the real problem is that 70% of our entire population is either Muslim or Christian with High ignorance and hatred for matters concerning our tribal heritage

I blame christianity and Islam...these two religions need to be dealt with if Africa is to grow on it's own
And we can only grow if we choose to set our priorities straight...foreign religion has absolutely nothing to offer us

meforyou1: will still get the kainji dam own. but accept that nigeria supplies electricity to ghana

meforyou1: https://www.nairaland.com/865129/erratic-gas-supply-nigeria-causes
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=118129

FOLYKAZE: I just cant do but like this your post. It is lovely. It is weekend and guy must roll long with pals you know. . .

Would reply you tomorrow

elvis10ten: i vote for you as the next president of nigeria