mybestlove:
The truth remains that the north is really disturbed with the situation at hand and, Nigeria is hanging on a thin thread which a small impact could bring it down. History is a good teacher and if neglected becomes detrimental. We are in a replica of the situations preceding the civil/Biafran war.
No reasonable person will take the north by their words. They are still the same people. Make hay while the sun shines. You can't dialogue with the north because they will agree with you and disagree behind you.
Any Igbo man who is in the north and is not making plans to vacate is a BIG FOOL. Don't let what happened to your people before the war happen to you.

Axsetup:


Source: https://www.thecable.ng/extra-fairly-used-broom-sells-n12600-ebay

psucc:
Well for those who see their kinsmen in the list and wants to glory, I can authoritatively say that the Igbo and SS have billionaires who can rival Dangote but you know, they are afraid to disclose their sources. I can't shy away from saying this.

But hmm! Will their children maintain their father's stead? Just thinking aloud.

fumiswtpusy:
The day these man will die will be one of my happiest day in these world

Seun:
That does not look like a bomb to me. Can any experts enlighten us more on this?

Eggcelent:
With Due Respect For Their Ages & Personal Accomplishments, I Will Advise These Old Men To Please Refrain From Some Of These Utterances.

We Should Move On From The Past & Work Towards Building A Better Society For Ourselves & The Next Generation.

Thanks

Opinionated:
Long queues and delays are not new to commuters at the Nigerian airports. From the ticket stalls to the check-in counters and even canteens at the waiting area, travelers find themselves caught up in very long and slow queues which become not only intensely boring and monotonous as time rolls by but brings on aching feet.

The stress that comes with queuing has a tremendous impact on not just the travelers but on customer service as well. Usually, these unsatisfied travelers complain bitterly and even haul curses at the attendant at the counter with hope that it would spur them into working faster. Some even just leave the line all together for faster alternative moves.

If you are travelling via any of the Nigerian airports and you are dreading the seemingly inevitable long queues, relax! Jumia Travel has pulled together 5 tricks to help you deal with long queues and even possibly cut your way through to getting the service you desire in little or no time.

Take advantage of your unique situation

Nigeria as a nation has very high moral values and certain situations are duly regarded even in public places where such rule does not necessarily apply. If you are pregnant, old, sick, disabled or have a small child, you definitely have a unique situation that exempts you from queuing up for long hours like the others. Take advantage of your situation. Walk to the front of the line and let whoever is in charge in on your unique predicament and ask them politely to attend to you. It works all the time and the good thing is that others who have been waiting on the line will not complain for fear of looking disrespectful or lacking moral standards.

Make friends

The only thing worse than being trapped in a long stagnant queue, is standing alone in it. Even if you do not know the person in front of you or behind you, talk to them anyway. Strike up a conversation and mix up with the new people around you. You can start by sharing your grief over the long queue. Keep it light and infuse a sense of appropriate humor when you can. This comes in handy when you need to leave the line shortly to use the bathroom or just grad a snack. You are rest assured that your space in the line will be secured by your new friend.

Check-in online

Not all airlines in Nigeria have this option yet, however the giants, including Arik and Aero, have the option on their websites. Checking in online allows you to complete the entire pre-travelling transaction online. It saves you the stress of purchasing ticket over the counter and eventually having to queue for check-in afterwards.

Be vigilant

When you are standing in the queue, you need to be vigilant to know if anyone is cutting the line or someone is trying to bring a friend in without forfeiting his own space. Being on the lookout for these king of things ensure the line is not delayed any more than is necessary. Again, sometimes the line may move or some announcement concerning you might be made and with the loud noise in the airports, you might not be able to hear them, unless you are sharp.

Be patient

Sometimes, there really is nothing you can do about the long queues, there no alternatives, no hustling airport staff to help you speed up the process for a token, and you are just stuck. At times like this, it is important to stay patient and positive. Accept the situation, do not complain, just wait it out, keeping in mind that it will surely be a memory someday. Good thing is, you can distract yourself with food, drink, music or phone games.

Source: http://www.opinions.ng/top-5-ways-conquer-long-queues-nigerian-airports/

cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44

comradespade:
I swear, education is over hyped.

comradespade:
I swear, education is over hyped.

DropShot:
Thief


Yes. I bought Oceanic bank's shares and the money just went down the drain because of her thievery

TonyeBarcanista:
Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance, APDA.

25% Positions for YOUTHS (Youth age is defined as 18-35)

30% POSITIONS for women

5% for people living with disabilities

independent Youth Wing and Women Wing.

Direct Primaries that will not allow room for God fatherism and give power to the people.

100% Biometric registration

e-Voting during party elections and congresses

zaboy:


Abatcha lead the counter coup...

eezeribe:
That's the average Nigerian for you.. and the same people are always quick to condemn our politicians but they fail to realise that corruption is engrained in the DNA of the average Nigerian.
It actually begins from home.
Some Students inflate the prices of textbooks and fees to their parents...
Some Wives inflate the cost of weekly or monthly feeding expenses to their husbands...
Some ordinary gatemen collect bribes just to let you in...
Some nannies collect bribes from parents to give special attention to their kids...
Some parents bribe admission officers for their children's admission...
Some ushers steal Sunday collections...
Most sales boys and girls steal from their work places on daily basis...
Most civil servants come to work by 10 am and sign in as 7.45am...
The list is Endless.
In Nigeria,everybody is looking for the shortest and quickest way to get extra one naira,no matter how rich or holy they may claim to be.
Until we try to tackle this menace from the bottom,we are only wasting out time fighting it from the top.

Dopeluiz:
hahahaha dis govt stupid die! why dem com build dis fine tin inside desert?? dem for build am inside their city naa... I no won bliv say na gombe city be dat.

CaptainFM1:
This project is out of place. Imaging International conference center in the desert! Things like this should be at the city center, not in the bush. Its a total waste of tax payers money!

greatgod2012:
Lol.........


EFCC discovered a huge ownerless money in an ownerless apartment! What a country? What a corruption fighting!

And BTW, why are they still claiming that the owner of the apartment is not known when it has already been established that the apartment is bought in Mrs Oke's name



I just hope that money will not be relooted!

Cyberknight:


Yes, Jonathan failed to conquer the harsh terrain of Nigerian politics, agreed. But this is not his failure alone, it is the failure of all of us. Nigeria belongs to some people, that much we know and they dictate what happens in every government and are untouchable even in adverse governments. So the fact is that unlike in the UK or the US or other civilised countries, (which are also countries more powerful than Nigeria is or probably ever will be, given our failures of leadership and our inability to get our act together), an ordinary man like a former physics lecturer like Merkel or a former welfare recipient like Obama cannot emerge, build confidence and govern this country. In Nigeria, one has to be a member of the cabal or their person. Hence the corollary is that NO ORDINARY MAN can ever rule Nigeria, including you and I. So lets stp blaming Jonathan, and resign ourselves to the fact that our children and our children's children will be misgoverned ad infinitum by the powers that be in Nigeria.

kahara:
A book that was written with every ink flowing with prejudice and bias can not be taken seriously. Your impression of the said book even betrayed your unabashed and unhidden dislike and displeasure for GEJ. A journalist has written, it is left for us historians to put pen to paper and say it as it should be from historical point of view with minimal or no subjectivity.

abouzaid:
archbishop kukah and onayekan were pro buhari,their view changed after he failed woefully from day one. don't try to turn the truth upside down.

greenguy:
95% of those that commented on this post did not read the post or take time to single out the related paragraph so they can actually see what was said.

How can one make comments just by reading headlines...

Truly, I fear for the future of our generation.

sauerr:
Caution has never been in the Nigerian's dictionary. Tomorrow he's going to swing to the other extreme when the president makes an unfavorable decision. What's wrong with careful observing developments and not rushing to hail Baba?

Young03:
That name looks like an Auchi name

bt lets hand it over to hausa pple

fuckyoumhen:
Dont you think that its foolish for Nigeria not to let these people have their separate country?

omenkaLives:
I wish by some kind of Executive fiat, those five land masses could just be carved out of this country and handed to them on a platter while we sit from a comfy distance and watch how they bring their utopia about.

Abeg mods, this comment is in no way in support of biafra oo, before y'all bring down your hammer carelessly.

yungjezzy:
Somebody somehow is definitely behind the attempted assassination,for the assassins to boycott his security personnels,it can only mean that he has been marked and someone therefore has provided his masked enemies vital information about Dino melaye
Thank God for sparring his life,if he has been involved in any corrupt practices in the past,he should with his own interest change from it

GodProtectIgbox:




in as much i dont like this man ...but those addidas face that want to kee this man will not c him





slayer of T and s

SalamRushdie:
He has always been richer than both of them combined but not more powerful

farouk0403:
dan Baba ya sha mamaki,

PrettyCrystal:
Senator Dino Melaye who is quite a fashion lover showed that he is really a LAWMAKER after donning this customized attire with emblems of the senate's mace (the legislative power) on it for the plenary session today. The federal lawmaker representing Kogi West senatorial district who was in high spirits -ensured he was visibly seen by his colleagues. See photos below;

http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/03/dino-melaye-rocks-customized-attire-for.html

sarrki:



http://dailypost.ng/2017/03/03/buhari-not-telling-nigerians-goodluck-jonathan-abati/