₦airaland Forum

berem: She emerged the winner.

no pants, no laps.. are you f""cking kidding me!

Tolexander: below is the picture of nigerian representative and the runner up!
https://farm4.static.flickr.com/3198/2929091430_ae635f68e2.jpg
aren't they pretty?

dies

Violence against men must stop

Ett

kenjudy: Chai! And my own brain only emanates wetin I no know sef. God abeg transform me...

nwanne, it's toooo late

spongeback: Am not turned on

gay.. oniranu

naptu2: I feel the same way about Awolowo Road. In the late 70s/early 80s that road was relatively smooth. Then came the wonder bank era. Every bank wanted to be on Awolowo Road because it was seen as a status symbol. Unfortunately those banks were not financially stable, so it was as if there was a new bank on Awolowo Road every 6 months replacing an old bank that had collapsed.

The problem was that they would cut the road every time a new bank was being built in order to lay water pipes. Awolowo Road was a mess. Ginormous craters appeared on the road.

The LASG rebuilt the road between 2001-2003 and ensured that there were service ducts embedded underneath the road. The road has not had a pot hole since, neither has it needed any major repairs.

Why don't they embed these ducts beneath every new road?

why do you keep asking us questions as if we work at alausa

Rossikk: Why can't this idio.t writer wait until the MASSIVE remodelling work ongoing at MMA is fully completed before ranting like a mad fool?

still won't meet international standards

Nigerians comparing substandard infrastructure again.. smh

ijeoma100: Why? Don't you think the criminals in power aren't aware of all this?

Yes they are, does that mean we should keep quite about it? Go to other African countries and see How they organize massive protest because of poor service delivery That's why they have better infrastructure than us. Nigerians have this 'I Don care' attitude that runs from the FG down to the masses

Some nigerian contractors purposely build substandard roads and keep huge change

Someone needs to write the FG on This issue

Uyi Iredia: @Rossikk: Just took this at Simbiat Abiola Way, Ikeja. It comes close to what you say, though there's no kerb.

still below par

Rossikk: What I see are people blaming the public for the open gutter syndrome. It's absolutely dumb to do this and merely encourages the govt to keep being negligent. This idea of showing a few pavements covered with metal grates is a joke. 99% of pavements/sidewalks in New York, London etc do NOT have those things. The pavements are simply made with concrete throughout (not with concrete 'slabs' that can be opened), and the water seeps in through tiny square side vents by the pavement like this:

........................................................https://www.uniformpavingllc.com/images/curb-gutters.JPG

The actual gutter is built right alongside the adjoining kerb, so when there's a flow problem they simply open a vent, fix, and cover back.

Simple, clean, no need for constant ''maintenance'', and no risk of anyone dumping trash into anywhere.

Why can't we do this?

Write the office of the governor

Babzilla: IT WAS PROBABLY ONE OF HIS ANCESTORS COME BACK
TO SHOW SOME LOVING

I pray your ancestors visit you in a dinosaur form.. amen

He Prolly wanted to watch TV.. poor thing

I'm sure they built that airport under 8months.. meanwhile, Nigeria is still renovating MMIA going to a year now

[quote author=tpia@]I wonder why we dont build impressive designs like these anymore in nigeria.[/quote]Ask GEJ

Fighter Pilot: The BH is very troublesome!!! 16 soldiers killed and 9 kidnapped, wow!!!

niggas be recruiting from chad and niger republic.. border security will go a long way in this fight

He wants to enjoy ceramic floor tiles

Smh

My opinion - fashola has done nothing in Lagos

Una never hear? Men are scarce in Nigeria..if you get one, guard it with your life

[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]In Lagos open gutter is an integrated design for rain water drainage. Lagos State Govt would love to implement a new design with underground drainage and channels, however, two factors make that impossible.

1. War against litters
Numerous campaigns raising awareness to encourage behavioral change towards proper diaposal of waste and recyclables.

2. Sea level.
All cities around the world that are at zero or negative altitude above sea level have somewhat close to an open drainage. On a global level Lagos is not an exception.[/quote]what will it take the government to cover them with some sort of perforated concrete? Yet Lagos state generate billions of naira in tax revenue

Gej will have to visit before it gets renovated

Megacity my arse

manny4life: Abeg no do am o, na for jail be that

if the web were some sort of physical realm, I'd I've killed over 100 nairalanders

t2luv: FYI, I work at the GM Tech Center in Warren MI.

I guess that means you know everything that goes down in the manufacturing sector here ..your ignorance is profound.. if I had a 2by2 stick I'd plank you

t2luv: You don't have to call me names. I am telling you all this from experience. We don't have the raw materials. I wish I could take you on a tour, to see a real automobile manufacturing plant then you'll understand what I am talking about. I design and write applications for making cars and I know what I am talking about. All we are doing in Nigeria is assembling.

SMH

geeez: There's more economic activity in Osun State than a lot of states in Nigeria

Osun o ni baje

Yorubaland o ni baje

no,.SW is the only safe region

t2luv: There is a big difference between assembling a car and manufacturing a car. All you are seeing in that picture are people assembling a product, Just the Headlight on that vehicle can't be made in Nigeria

dude, stop embarrassing yourself