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At that period you were expecting NITEL to go mobile, NITEL was fighting for its life, it obviously lost the fight. For those expecting NITEL to come back next month, mark my words, NITEL cannot come back, or better put, I'd be very very surprised if it comes back

bigfrancis21:
I remember when NITEL was NITEL. I remember clearly the 90s and early 2000s when landlines were in vogue and my dad was a senior manager with NITEL. Our neighbours would often come to our house to make calls. I still remember our phone number, one of the earliest things I crammed as a kid which has never left my memory since then. Some neighbours would come around when my parents were not in to make calls so they could stay as long as they wanted - for as long as 1 hour or 2 on the phone laughing and making noise . The same people who would not stay up to 30 minutes had my parents been around. I used to deal with them - i'd simply go to the ethernet jack in the house and 'piam', off goes the telephone network cable and then run off to the parlour pretending that it was network issue if they ask.

Come the early 2000s, GSM was introduced to Nigeria. NITEL should have gone mobile early enough seeing the worldwide direction GSM services were taken. NITEL was complacent with the thinking that their customers would remain loyal to them regardless of the more benefits of mobile telephone services. Come 5 years, GSM largely overtakes landline services and demand and NITEL starts to crumble and loses its former position as Nigeria's sole telecommunications services provider. Today, it is a shadow of its former self.

I hope the new guy works as the previous guys did

Them call something ireports. Hahaha, CNN ko, MTN ni. Na so one dude for fbk put up Change.org petition say na Obama and Putin dey demand for release.

obailala:
Lol... Report was written by Amos Kalu, an IPOB member. This has nothing to do with CNN.

That guy was sent by God men. He soothed me. The other guys, just made me loose taste for the show. They are trying to be, they are yet to catch the vision Chaz B had. When I heard he died, I didn't even weep, he had done what God asked him to come do. May his soul rest in peace.

Kayoski:
true ..
although the other guys are trying but they arent Charles...
my love for the show has diminished since his exit..
His voice alone was like an healing balm to a dying soul....
we love him but God who took him away loves him more...

Sounds like news to me. I thought they were loosing face. Good to know though

Tonnierichy:
The standard and sophistication of their cooking

The show is never the same

Kayoski:
I so miss chaz b....
sharing life issues with chaz b...first on inspiration FM 92.3 and later on rhythm FM 93.7...
he was an inspiration to me...

Them say Tech coys, whats techy about Mr. Biggs?

Tonnierichy:
Mr Biggs nko(Food)

Anywaiz, its amazing how much progress we making...

We pray our govt can encourage more of this...it will definitely provide employment opportunities and as well help keep our best talents in the country....

Bootcamp mode activated.

I'm presently in Seoul with this crazy Fela fan. This guy can fit sing all Fela songs, unfortunately he really had to be in Seoul with us. I'm sure we'd host him during next year's Felaboration http:///c7dYy2bfiz

True talk. The larger the plane, the smoother it handles turbulence, they are part of the flying experience. If I tell you my experience with Dana, na him make me begin get aerophobia. I simply try to take my mind off the turbulence, if I were watching a movie, I'd pause it, rest my head and close my eyes. I have encountered enough turbulence, ,on killed me.... so it's not in my power, na god hand we dey. I'm going to Seoul via Cairo and China, I don dey prepare myself for 21 hours in the air

Miami11:
Reminds me one day I grabbed a young white gals arm in freaking out,

Small planes are even worse,

me too, I am still trying to understand the word 'cheat' here ooo

dominique:
Jason Njoku is just being a staunch businessman, I don't get how he's cheating them. They the producers are the ones to come up with terms of agreement on the distribution of their movies to the likes of Iroko tv.

Point is that one of una students na him rat una out :d.

This Fayose of a guy is a werey. See his cool, young boy dressing. Him no get problem at all. The politician we love to hate but have to start liking... #BabaOnTheTop

Why would anyone need a pink lips?

I think I totally agree wit you. They might be testing the OP

mupre:
Sorry to say, but the panel guys were so funny, I kept laughing while reading your post.
My candid opinion, you did very well in the interview, even your composure and confident level should also add to your grade.
I think they only did that to pull your legs, and see how you can withstand pressure in the banking job, especially when dealing with an irate customer.
You are the best student, so dey knew you had the answers to d questions, Dats y dey kept cutting you, just want to hear your response first.
People have faced worse interview than yours and dey still got the job, as far as you were able to convince them your good.
I wish u d best and dat dey call you.
Remember me in thy kingdom oooo.
Just cheer up, even if you are not called back, which I doubt, Gud has better plans for you.

My $1

I'm sorry, that is not the main question. The main question is why present a thief as number one citizen of the state?

domopps:
Hmmmm ! He will only return the stolen money if elected.




But the big question is what happens if the guy did not win?





Cheeeeers

I used to see this guy as a disrespectful guy sha. Guess he has those he respects. I'm impressed with him sha

Magician1503:
That's the norm in Yoruba land,
We accord respect to whoever deserves it.

Kare Omo ayiye

freaking business. Meanwhile, before anyone blabs their mouth, how many of you have a range rover and a Toyota Carina and prefer to cruise the Carina everywhere? Except owu dey blow you.

Kudos Birdman,your comment make sense well well

birdman:
I beg to disagree. The pope can request that plane anytime he wants. It is reserved for him. In essence, the state itself has bought a jet for the pope.

Now compare that with a pastor preaching a sermon in one city on saturday night, and another sermon in another time zone the next morning. Obviously driving is not feasible. Neither can you carry all your staff for 4-5 hour wait at the airport every weekend, assuming you can even find a flight when you want. Have you ever flown a 12 hour flight before? What evangelist is going to try a world missions trip lasting a 3 months flying every two to three days. Even Reinhard Bonnke, on moving to the US, needed a private jet. God so kind, he found a preacher that gave it to him for free!

Are there carnal christians and pastors that lust after jets because it is a status symbol? Yeah. But there are also carnal christians, like you, who think all there is to a plane is the status symbol. The plane is a tool. Its very effective for Ceos, vps , presidents because they can get from point a to point b quickly. . And it is a very effective tool for moving significant ministry resources from point a to point b at a moments notice

I for like talk say #GBAM and FULL STOP to your post but I thought to add one or two more points.
1. Some of these pastors are business-minded (read Bishop Oyedepo, Pastor Chris Oyakilome). They don't depend on church funds, they simply take advantage of the number of their congregation to make money. Take Papa for instance, 200k people worship in his church every sunday. If 10% buys his books, that is 20k people. If he makes a profit of 500 per book, that is 10 million naira per freaking week. And people complain that this guy is flying jets, what do you want him to fly? Coffins? There is nobody that has influence that these guys have and will be unable to comfortably afford a jet. these guys dropping their jets for economy class tickets is simply their prerogative and nobody's freaking business. Meanwhile, before anyone blabs their mouth, how many of you have a range rover and a Toyota Carina and prefer to cruise the Carina everywhere? Except owu dey blow you.

Kudos Birdman,your comment make sense well well

birdman:
I beg to disagree. The pope can request that plane anytime he wants. It is reserved for him. In essence, the state itself has bought a jet for the pope.

Now compare that with a pastor preaching a sermon in one city on saturday night, and another sermon in another time zone the next morning. Obviously driving is not feasible. Neither can you carry all your staff for 4-5 hour wait at the airport every weekend, assuming you can even find a flight when you want. Have you ever flown a 12 hour flight before? What evangelist is going to try a world missions trip lasting a 3 months flying every two to three days. Even Reinhard Bonnke, on moving to the US, needed a private jet. God so kind, he found a preacher that gave it to him for free!

Are there carnal christians and pastors that lust after jets because it is a status symbol? Yeah. But there are also carnal christians, like you, who think all there is to a plane is the status symbol. The plane is a tool. Its very effective for Ceos, vps , presidents because they can get from point a to point b quickly. . And it is a very effective tool for moving significant ministry resources from point a to point b at a moments notice

Id be glad to share. Though at this stage, I doubt if there is anything new that I can share. Latest I know is that the consultants are working on shortlisting the successful ones. Watchout

tonzo:
Thanks iguita .let's know the latest info pls

I can't speak about selection. I was with some of the officials last week and they refuse to devolve any information to me. They try to make the selection as fair as possible, so only the participants can answer if the have called them or not.

tonzo:
A reliable source should help us confirm if they have called@iguita

Maybe we're different.

I am scared of take-off but it wears off in five minutes. But landing? I start feeling the plane descend even before the pilot announces descent.

victorazy:
Believe it or not, take-off is the most difficult cuz the thrust engines do more of works than landing. Landing, the pilot only need to reduce the speed of the engines, position the canbins, that's all. I remebered traveling from Abuja to Lagos, I didn't notice when the plane landed.

You get mouth, you come get brain join. Its only a matter of time, haters will fall on their kneels. #NeverGiveUp

Sylver247:
I read a story from this section that made front page about a guy (abi na girl) that said his aunt is begging him to take a job with Jevinik with 80k salary and free acomodation. he said hes bin jobless for a year and needs advice whether 2 take up d job or not!
That thread realy anoyed a lot of people including myself. Ok a little story abt myself.

Am a graduate with 2:1 and guess what my salary is? 45k! and i spend 7k on tfair every month with a very wicked boss who sees himself as God. I got dat job after a year just like dat op but unlike him, i hustled hard for dat job which i saw here on nl, had to even borow money for tfair.

but dat my boss is the reason am still on dat job cos hes preparing me for sth bigger, i wont run away like others. there are a lot of things i ve learnt and am still learning dat will come very handy very soon.

We wey suppose don dey suspect these shippers tey tey. They are involved in the theft of our resource.

teemy:
the 'letter of comfort' is the bone of contention here. it's like a note of undertaking that their vessels won't be involved in illegal activities which these carriers are not willing to undersign. the president has faults but this is not one of them

Abegi, the Letter of Comfort' is to ascertain that the crude the ship is carrying is not stolen. While we know that Nigerian authorities can be corrupt, this one more requirement is not enough for shippers to say they don't want to carry oil except of course they have something to hide. I'd not be surprised though.

sunnyb0b0:
When we were shouting at the top of our voices that Buhari's obsolete dictatorial policy of bullying international shipping lines can never work, the masturbators and broom wielding herbalists said we were wailing, see where we are now. Nobody wants to lift our crude anymore. BUHARI IS BAD FOR THE ECONOMY!

I see Kachikwu resigning from NNPC soon if Buhari continues interfering with obsolete policies and blocking initiatives from Kachikwu.

Little wonder some people refer to him as "brain dead".


Lalasticlala, abeg take this thread to where it belongs.

Was just thinking about it. 10% of the dead are Nigerians. Nawa oo. May God comfort the families

Eseries:
64/749*100=..........


71/850*100=...........


God comfort their Families!

fellow Nigerians make we dey integrate sense small Nawa into our religiosity!

Lets learn from history! #casualty from stampede is common to this Hajj ritual.

Was just thinking about it. 10% of the dead are Nigerians.

Eseries:
64/749*100=..........


71/850*100=...........


God comfort their Families!

fellow Nigerians make we dey integrate sense small Nawa into our religiosity!

Lets learn from history! #casualty from stampede is common to this Hajj ritual.

Sounds like a lot of humor. Btw, do all other pilots hear all the ground crews' instructions? 'was I married to you before' Sounds creepy....

chax100:
It could also be fun in the cockpit with the control tower too. Pilots do ease themselves with a good sense of humour. LOL.

Landing is more dangerous than take-off. In 5 minutes, the plane is stabilized. But for landing, the pilots will battle with stability for over 20- 30 minutes. To give you an instance, if you fly Lagos to Abuja. Even before you arrive Lagos, the plane is stabilized but if you are landing Lagos, the plane would have been descending from Ogun state.

victorazy:
Yee! Take-off is most challenging cuz its fights the force of gravity which is the most difficult force of the universe. Only one man the force respected, his name is "Jesus"

The most dangerous periods in flying are the first 3 minutes during take-off and the last 8 minutes during landing [quote =Explorers]

tdayof:
hmm source for this? Most plane crash are mid air.... By your posts seems you are a lover of MAY DAY... and AIR CRASH INVESTIGATION SERIES.

It looks more like somewhere out of Nigeria. Look at the hands of those carry the containers, look at the walls. I doubt if this is in Nigeria

Idrismusty97:
Let me help you out OP, That place is definitely Somewhere in the South East. If not then is done by citizens of the Kingdom of Biafra. Did i guessed right?

Your English is better than some 'completely abled' peeps. Disability is only in the mind. Congratulations for conquering. Keep inspiring the world.

lalasticlala:
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