₦airaland Forum

CrystalTiger:
The craziest irony is that the person you're arguing with would most definitely know how to cook but to her it isn't compulsory..

Sometimes trying to argue with "woke women" is draining abeg..

[color=royalblue]Even woke women that i know, take pride in cooking their meals.

In the Food thread, you see how they type with excitement when they prepare meals; explaining
what to add and not to add.

Stew na stew for man, but never for a woman

Na the kind women wey i know offline[/color]

[color=royalblue]It is only on this forum i see ladies bragging that they can't cook, and it is not a big deal

All the ladies i have met always take serious pride in their cooking skills and will not fail to rub it on my face at any slightest opportunity. Despite the fact that they work, they will still cook what they eat.

Don't blame me for assuming that ladies should know how to cook.

I have never met one that can't. [/color]

Kholiwe:
You are going off the rails here. Knowing how to cook is not an added value to any relationship. Breaking up with a woman because she can't cook is bilge. We don't belong in the kitchen.

[color=royalblue]I did not say you belong in the Kitchen

I said a woman SHOULD KNOW HOW TO COOK.

Instead of applauding ladies that can't cook, encourage them to learn.

If not for anything, because it is the healthy way to make your meals[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
You brought it the man working part.
Lmao

The world is moving away from traditional roles attached to a gender in the family. Atleast that is what I am witnessing in my reality.


Will definitely be different for someone born and raised in the village.
But alot more women are moving away from that type of life

[color=royalblue]Even in the abroad that is our reality, men are tasked with the responsibility of providing

Women file for child support in that reality. Why don't they walk away?

Hakimi’s wife was once the richest Spanish actress. I am very sure Child support will be given to her when the time comes.

A man should be able to provide for his family. If your wife can do that, that's your luck, bro.

But it is your responsibility. I don't know whether this is traditional or not[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Lmaoooo... So what if it's a case of the woman working and the man not working... Who should be cooking? Or the woman earning way more and the man earning less.. Who should be cooking seeing as the woman handles more responsibilities 😁

[color=royalblue]I typed "Everybody" there.

Check again[/color]

Magnoliaa:
Because of why? 🙄🙄

I am still waiting for two more before the year ends.


Because we've all seen in the past two days how men unanimously agreed to their mothers' influences in their lives. 😁

[color=royalblue]Hakimi’s in-laws, you mean?

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Kholiwe:
If you fall in love with a girl who doesn't know how to cook..r u telling me that you'll dump her because of that?

[color=royalblue]If you fall in love with a man who doesn't know how to work and provide...r u telling me that you'll dump him because of that?

All these lines we draw in a bid to look equal and competitive is baffling

Everybody should know how to cook, and yes, A WOMAN SHOULD KNOW HOW TO COOK.

Everybody should know how to work and make money, and yes, A MAN SHOULD KNOW THAT.

Nobody was born with a spoon and pestle in their hands. Everybody learnt it.

If a woman does not know how to cook, she should go and learn, instead of explaining why it is not important.

It is.[/color]

GloriousGbola:
And how many of those roads were state roads? Nothing could be done on any federal road in lagos until after Obj left and yardua who had no issues with Tinubu came in.

As for lagos Ibadan expressway, obj concessioned that to bi Courtney, along with mma2.


https://lagoslink.com/federal-roads-in-lagos/

This is a list of federal roads in lagos. Outside of apapa oshodi, did the fg touch any of them during Objs tenure?

[color=royalblue]This list is as mischievous as the HTML site itself

Apapa/Oshodi expressway starts from Wharf down to Oshodi. Which one is Apapa/Tincan again? Is that a separate Expressway?

Lagos/Ikorodu Expressway starts from Ikorodu Roundabout down to Marina. Which one is Maryland/ Apongbon again?

Herbert Macaulay is in Yaba, Osborne is in Ikoyi. So which expressway connects both?

They gave a summary of the FG roads and I think that's the only sensible thing there

Apapa/Oshodi
Lagos/Ikorodu
Third Mainland
Lagos/Badagry

So BAT was begging to fix these roads then? Hmmmm

I wouldn't know which and which OBJ touched.

I never begin waka that time, like i do now. I was a kid then [/color]

GloriousGbola:
I am a governor. I take a strategic approach to problems. We execute an audit of all the roads in lagos. We identify the ones that need immediate attention. We do this because we cannot fix all the roads at once. So We draw up a plan for fixing the most critical roads first.

Then we engage stakeholders. And they say no

You will notice that today fg has hands off federal road s and allows states to fix and claim the money after.

In line with what you said, so who do you think eventually closed the junction? The fg or lasg?

Who has converted the road to a dual carriageway?

[color=royalblue]I am only questioning why you think a Governor would be fighting to fix a FG road when he hasn't done half of his responsibilities.

Lagos was not heaven in 2007. Let us not forget so easily.

Transformation of Oshodi, VI, Lekki and the Islands did not happen in BAT time.

Lagos/Ibadan expressway that gave headaches for years, why didn't BAT, Fashola do anything? Or was Obasanjo stopping him?

Apapa/Oshodi was serious headache too. Why didn't he do it?

This thing na agenda bros. BAT and OBJ had their differences, but let us not exaggerate it to a point that BAT was begging for responsibilities.

Lagos had more than enough problems for BAT to start looking to help another person do his job[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
My 'picking' evidences online doesn't equate to Obi doing anything.
I hope David will provide even more evidence to give this authenticity.
If he doesn't then we die it.. Till then we are gonna talk about it

[color=royalblue]Okay sir[/color]

ShaqFu:
I don't know of any such road, Glorious can tell you, but, what I do know is during that time, Obj hounded BAT as if there's no tomorrow, all because BAT created additional LCDAs.

[color=royalblue]It was the LCDA issue that was the problem.

Nothing more. [/color]

GloriousGbola:
You lived in festac. You remember maza maza and how messed up it was. Well in 2002 Tinubu had a billboard erected - this road is the property of the federal govt of Nigeria, please bear with us.

Because lasg wanted to fix the road, and Obj would not let it happen.

You can also remember we had a long argument about the whole lagos Badagry expressway. It was after Obj left that planning and work on rehabilitation and expansion of the road began

You must understand that Tinubu was pushing for less dependence on Abuja. Not just in roads, but in power matters as well. I am sure we can recall some excerpts from elrufais book shared here where the man was portrayed as some sort of criminal for pushing for what is being celebrated today as a major milestone in Nigerias energy industry

[color=royalblue]Maza Maza is still on Lagos Badagry expressway, and yes it was a mess in the early 2000s

The reason? There was a junction just in front of First gate. It caused a lot of traffic and accidents too.

The roads to Badagry were not terrible. It was just two lanes, but it was very okay. In less than an hour, you would get to Agbara from Mile 2.

Tinubu will not be fighting to fix FG roads, when state roads in Lagos was a mess. Or were all the state roads in Lagos okay?

Roads were bad then, including state roads too.

So how a sitting governor would be fighting to fix FG roads, when his own responsibility is not finished is confusing[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Also kemis issue was a deliberate setup. Let's just say she was using her influence as finance minister to block some investigations (all I will say is magoro) and they needed her pushed out.

It was a case of find the smoking gun and leak the information.

[color=royalblue]Maybe it was

But Premium Times didn't attach a picture as proof. They listed her credentials, when she graduated, when she was due to serve but instead was abroad.

If anybody is to make Dual citizenship a case, enough diligence should be carried out[/color]

ShaqFu:
read what he typed again. He said Obj refused to allow BAT fix the roads, not that BAT fixed any.

[color=royalblue]Ohh Sorry

So which road(s) is that?
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iamoyindamola:
How they calculate the day I don’t know so I have come to peace with it that every Sunday except for one sunday is Mother’s Day while that one Sunday is Father’s Day

[color=royalblue]The one wey i wish last month don do.[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Obj did not have issues with Tinubu?

The same Obj who would not fix neglected federal roads and refused to allow Tinubu to fix the same roads?

The same Obj that had tafa write us law enforcement for details of Tinubu's case?

Same Obj who withheld LG allocation?

[color=royalblue]Which FG road in Lagos did OBJ refuse to fix, that BAT fixed?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Proof is documentation.
Unless you want to say getting that documentation is impossible.

How we dey make the work hard Obi? Abi na from here them dey pick evidence 😂

[color=royalblue]You are picking your evidences online naa.

If David was serious, he should have started sourcing for documentation before posting anything

Let us see a mail from Guinean Government acknowledging that BAT is a citizen

Let us see documents that BAT filed for the citizenship.

Journalism these days sef...

I remember Kemi's NYSC saga. Premium Times didn't start sharing snippets. They investigated from Alpha to Omega and then published it. At that point, nobody could save Kemi sef.

This case is almost dead on arrival, but i won't spoil your fun.[/color]

larride:
How can you say no proof, can’t you see what Hundeyin posted? 😩

[color=royalblue]So make Obi attach Twitter link as evidence?

Ehn? [/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Na here the issue dey so.
How do you tie it to perjury and bring it forth to the court?

[color=royalblue]But there is no proof naa?

Abi na picture of passport Obi go attach as evidence?

Una dey make this work hard for Obi[/color]

[color=royalblue]But Obi did not file a petition on Dual citizenship naa?

So how we go come do am[/color]

[color=royalblue]Today na Mother's day again?

I think say we just finish one[/color]

[color=royalblue]What are these guys always remaking?

I never watch this movie, but make dem no spoil my memories of the old one.

Rest on Ada Ameh[/color]

OasisX:
....alright. i agree it is not an investment, at least you've pointed out it is not sponsorship either coz Board will get their money back.

[color=royalblue]I have always known that Hajj was subsidised.

I know those selected used to pay money which is lesser, compared to if they wanted to go on their own.

But since i have no personal knowledge on it, I kept quiet to learn from others.

I never said it was sponsorship at any point here [/color]

OasisX:


.... how much is the remaining Balance? And is it sponsorship as we are/were made to believe?

[color=royalblue]You still do not understand the post yet.

NAHCON allocates seats to states.
States pay the equivalent amount to NAHCON
States now collect that money from individuals that they allocate the seats to.

I can't see any investment here.[/color]

OasisX:
...then you should try to understand my post(s) first bro.

[color=royalblue]Your post was clear. You are the one misinterpreting it[/color]

The Jigawa State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board has deposited N2.5 billion with the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) as part of the state’s 2023 Hajj fares.

[color=royalblue]This is a deposit. You can see the "as part of the state’s 2023 Hajj fares"

If we use your math, then there is a balance of about 1 billion to be paid

So how is this an investment?[/color]

OasisX:


So its now subsidized not outrightly sponsored?

[color=royalblue]This is my first comment on Hajj on this forum.

Where did i say it was outrightly sponsored?[/color]

[color=royalblue]How is this even an investment when Hajj is subsidised?

Abi na me no understand all these pilgrimage brouhaha?[/color]

OasisX:
Nigeria’s President-Elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will kickstart a revolution of policies that will train, equip and build capacity amongst Nigeria’s very youthful population in a bid to prepare them for worldwide opportunities that abound.

Skill acquisition is one area the incoming government intends to invest a lot in terms of infrastructure provision and facilitation of global initiatives in soft skills and development.

An average Nigerian youth is already committed to skills acquisition in their private capacities. What they need is the little push that would enhance competitiveness and improve their ability to adapt on the world stage.

Asiwaju has identified this and has drafted policies and programs that will ensure the provision of accessible facilities and skills development hubs in strategic states of all the geopolitical zones.

This will curb youth restiveness, unemployment, propensity to engage in illicit cyber activities and overall security of the country.

[color=royalblue]What is the policy?[/color]

Amoto94:
The man is the least qualified and prepared amongst the other aspirants. I wish whoever becomes the Gov well but there is no hope in sight because other parties may likely present feighterweight candidates.

[color=royalblue]If Ododo wins, then other tribes in Kogi can kiss the Governorship goodbye for tenures to come.

Even if he was qualified, Fairness permits that another tribe should rule. There has to be some qualified person there.

Well, we hope for the best.[/color]

[color=royalblue]Ebira finish, e give Ebira again.

I support Ododo, and hopes he takes Kogi to a Dubai-esque level[/color]

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