₦airaland Forum

Kingy10:
That doesn't looks like a lecture room and besides who snapped it, reporter abi
rubbish news

Seems u're one of the profesor Doin dis Rubbish..
#Lmao#

Parents in California, are angry after they learned that a professor required female students to perform in the unclad before passing their final exam. However, officials from UC San Diego, defended the art teacher who told his students to do their final exam in the unclad. The mother of one student said that professor Ricardo Dominguez forced her daughter to UnCloth or she risk failing the class. Read the rest of the story as reported by WorldWideWeirdNews The mother also said that a general requirement for students to be unclad to pass the class made her sick to her stomach. Officials denied that indecency is a requirement to pass the class, saying that students can perform the unclad gestures without removing their clothes. Some students also defended the practice, saying that everyone was unclad and there was nothing s*xual about the performance. Dominguez said that the students are offered the option of being figurative or emotionally unclad. Students are aware of the requirement from the first day of school and he has never received a complaint before, the professor said. The students UnCloth in a dark room filled with burning candles, and students who are uncomfortable with the revealing nature of the course, should not enroll in the class, the professor said.

Decker:
You guys should be real. Things like honesty, intelligence, ambition and kindness doesn't make a woman sexy. These things make you admire the woman, in a wanting to get close to her kind of way, or become her friend.

The word "sexy" means to be attractive in a sexual way.

So for me what actually makes a woman sexy, is her face, that's the way she looks facially, her body; that is how shapely it is, her boobs; I like them a bit above average, her asss, her smile and her voice.

That's it.

u're fakin it out Niqga.

The word “sexy” in modern-day
society has become synonymous
with the matched drum-beats
and stiletto steps made famous
by Victoria’s Secret
advertisements. While that is
sexy, it is a very “high level”
approach to what the word really
means. Meaning, we see it from
afar, but don’t get into the details
of it.
Many of you may have clicked on
this article expecting to see a list
consisting of amazing legs, a
great smile, chiseled abs, and a
tan… But what society tells you is
sexy on the surface is often a
small piece of the whole puzzle, if
it’s a piece of it at all. The first
thing we need to do is get rid of
this damaging perception that
only women who look like
airbrushed magazine
advertisements are sexy.
There is so much more to it than
that.
So, for those of us who live in the
real world, what makes a woman
sexy?
1. Confidence.
Confidence is key. Being
“perfect” is not. A strong,
purposeful walk, head held high,
eye contact, and a wide,
welcoming smile go a long way.
Confidence breeds more than
just a strong presence or
attraction — it’s the foundation
for a strong life. Success,
whatever that means to you. The
ability to go after what you want,
which is also sexy. In other
words…
2. Ambition.
Ambition gives someone a
purpose, a drive, a direction in
life. Ambition is sexy because it
lets a man who has his own
goals see his mate as a partner, a
teammate, someone he can take
on the world with — and that’s
how a relationship should be.
3. Passion.
Passion for life. Passion for
another person. Passion for an
interest, a hobby, art, music,
anything that drives you. To see a
woman in her element and truly
loving what she is doing is sexy.
4. Kindness.
Kindness toward others is a
disappointingly rare quality in
modern society. Taking a few
moments to go out of your way
to talk to someone, showing
compassion to another member
of the human race, regardless of
who they are or where they’re
from, shows heart, and a level of
depth that could never be made
up for by a beautiful exterior.
5. Honesty.
When a woman is genuinely
herself and doesn’t change for
anyone, it shows many of the
above qualities all together. It
also shows that she has enough
respect for you to be up-front
with you and not hide anything.
How long will you stay in a
committed relationship with a
beautiful or handsome liar? If
you cannot trust your partner or
believe what they say, how can
you construct a solid, lasting
foundation with them? You can’t.
6. Class.
I’ve said it before, and I will say it
again. Class has nothing to do
with the price tag on your outfit.
Class is about the dignity you
carry yourself with and the level
of respect you show to those
around you.
It doesn’t matter what kind of
car someone is driving, what
part of town they live in, or what
brand of clothing they’re
wearing. If they have an ugly
attitude and embarrass others in
public, none of it matters.
7. Intelligence.
There is no denying that
someone’s looks are what
initially draws us to them. It’s
difficult to spot a great
personality from across the
room. Many a fling was built on
physical attraction alone, but
how long can it last?
When conversations lack depth
or intrigue, we often fill our time
with physical activity together,
but it is impossible to build a real
connection or lasting
relationship with someone on
that alone. Being intellectually
challenging and having the ability
to hold real discussions about
meaningful topics will always
trump shallow beauty in the long
run.
There is nothing wrong with
putting value on your
appearance and that of your
partner — we all do it. I know I
do. Physical attraction is the
fundamental starting point of
essentially any relationship. But if
that is the only glue bonding the
two of you together, your
connection will quickly weaken
and break apart. The flame may
burn strongly — but briefly.
You don’t have to win the lottery
in the gene pool to be sexy. We
may not be able to decide the
cards that are dealt to us, but we
can decide how we play our
hand.
Choose wisely.[center]The word “sexy” in modern-day
society has become synonymous
with the matched drum-beats
and stiletto steps made famous
by Victoria’s Secret
advertisements. While that is
sexy, it is a very “high level”
approach to what the word really
means. Meaning, we see it from
afar, but don’t get into the details
of it.
Many of you may have clicked on
this article expecting to see a list
consisting of amazing legs, a
great smile, chiseled abs, and a
tan… But what society tells you is
sexy on the surface is often a
small piece of the whole puzzle, if
it’s a piece of it at all. The first
thing we need to do is get rid of
this damaging perception that
only women who look like
airbrushed magazine
advertisements are sexy.
There is so much more to it than
that.
So, for those of us who live in the
real world, what makes a woman
sexy?
1. Confidence.
Confidence is key. Being
“perfect” is not. A strong,
purposeful walk, head held high,
eye contact, and a wide,
welcoming smile go a long way.
Confidence breeds more than
just a strong presence or
attraction — it’s the foundation
for a strong life. Success,
whatever that means to you. The
ability to go after what you want,
which is also sexy. In other
words…
2. Ambition.
Ambition gives someone a
purpose, a drive, a direction in
life. Ambition is sexy because it
lets a man who has his own
goals see his mate as a partner, a
teammate, someone he can take
on the world with — and that’s
how a relationship should be.
3. Passion.
Passion for life. Passion for
another person. Passion for an
interest, a hobby, art, music,
anything that drives you. To see a
woman in her element and truly
loving what she is doing is sexy.
4. Kindness.
Kindness toward others is a
disappointingly rare quality in
modern society. Taking a few
moments to go out of your way
to talk to someone, showing
compassion to another member
of the human race, regardless of
who they are or where they’re
from, shows heart, and a level of
depth that could never be made
up for by a beautiful exterior.
5. Honesty.
When a woman is genuinely
herself and doesn’t change for
anyone, it shows many of the
above qualities all together. It
also shows that she has enough
respect for you to be up-front
with you and not hide anything.
How long will you stay in a
committed relationship with a
beautiful or handsome liar? If
you cannot trust your partner or
believe what they say, how can
you construct a solid, lasting
foundation with them? You can’t.
6. Class.
I’ve said it before, and I will say it
again. Class has nothing to do
with the price tag on your outfit.
Class is about the dignity you
carry yourself with and the level
of respect you show to those
around you.
It doesn’t matter what kind of
car someone is driving, what
part of town they live in, or what
brand of clothing they’re
wearing. If they have an ugly
attitude and embarrass others in
public, none of it matters.
7. Intelligence.
There is no denying that
someone’s looks are what
initially draws us to them. It’s
difficult to spot a great
personality from across the
room. Many a fling was built on
physical attraction alone, but
how long can it last?
When conversations lack depth
or intrigue, we often fill our time
with physical activity together,
but it is impossible to build a real
connection or lasting
relationship with someone on
that alone. Being intellectually
challenging and having the ability
to hold real discussions about
meaningful topics will always
trump shallow beauty in the long
run.
There is nothing wrong with
putting value on your
appearance and that of your
partner — we all do it. I know I
do. Physical attraction is the
fundamental starting point of
essentially any relationship. But if
that is the only glue bonding the
two of you together, your
connection will quickly weaken
and break apart. The flame may
burn strongly — but briefly.
You don’t have to win the lottery
in the gene pool to be sexy. We
may not be able to decide the
cards that are dealt to us, but we
can decide how we play our
hand.
Choose wisely.[/center]The word “sexy” in modern-day
society has become synonymous
with the matched drum-beats
and stiletto steps made famous
by Victoria’s Secret
advertisements. While that is
sexy, it is a very “high level”
approach to what the word really
means. Meaning, we see it from
afar, but don’t get into the details
of it.
Many of you may have clicked on
this article expecting to see a list
consisting of amazing legs, a
great smile, chiseled abs, and a
tan… But what society tells you is
sexy on the surface is often a
small piece of the whole puzzle, if
it’s a piece of it at all. The first
thing we need to do is get rid of
this damaging perception that
only women who look like
airbrushed magazine
advertisements are sexy.
There is so much more to it than
that.
So, for those of us who live in the
real world, what makes a woman
sexy?
1. Confidence.
Confidence is key. Being
“perfect” is not. A strong,
purposeful walk, head held high,
eye contact, and a wide,
welcoming smile go a long way.
Confidence breeds more than
just a strong presence or
attraction — it’s the foundation
for a strong life. Success,
whatever that means to you. The
ability to go after what you want,
which is also sexy. In other
words…
2. Ambition.
Ambition gives someone a
purpose, a drive, a direction in
life. Ambition is sexy because it
lets a man who has his own
goals see his mate as a partner, a
teammate, someone he can take
on the world with — and that’s
how a relationship should be.
3. Passion.
Passion for life. Passion for
another person. Passion for an
interest, a hobby, art, music,
anything that drives you. To see a
woman in her element and truly
loving what she is doing is sexy.
4. Kindness.
Kindness toward others is a
disappointingly rare quality in
modern society. Taking a few
moments to go out of your way
to talk to someone, showing
compassion to another member
of the human race, regardless of
who they are or where they’re
from, shows heart, and a level of
depth that could never be made
up for by a beautiful exterior.
5. Honesty.
When a woman is genuinely
herself and doesn’t change for
anyone, it shows many of the
above qualities all together. It
also shows that she has enough
respect for you to be up-front
with you and not hide anything.
How long will you stay in a
committed relationship with a
beautiful or handsome liar? If
you cannot trust your partner or
believe what they say, how can
you construct a solid, lasting
foundation with them? You can’t.
6. Class.
I’ve said it before, and I will say it
again. Class has nothing to do
with the price tag on your outfit.
Class is about the dignity you
carry yourself with and the level
of respect you show to those
around you.
It doesn’t matter what kind of
car someone is driving, what
part of town they live in, or what
brand of clothing they’re
wearing. If they have an ugly
attitude and embarrass others in
public, none of it matters.
7. Intelligence.
There is no denying that
someone’s looks are what
initially draws us to them. It’s
difficult to spot a great
personality from across the
room. Many a fling was built on
physical attraction alone, but
how long can it last?
When conversations lack depth
or intrigue, we often fill our time
with physical activity together,
but it is impossible to build a real
connection or lasting
relationship with someone on
that alone. Being intellectually
challenging and having the ability
to hold real discussions about
meaningful topics will always
trump shallow beauty in the long
run.
There is nothing wrong with
putting value on your
appearance and that of your
partner — we all do it. I know I
do. Physical attraction is the
fundamental starting point of
essentially any relationship. But if
that is the only glue bonding the
two of you together, your
connection will quickly weaken
and break apart. The flame may
burn strongly — but briefly.
You don’t have to win the lottery
in the gene pool to be sexy. We
may not be able to decide the
cards that are dealt to us, but we
can decide how we play our
hand.
Choose wisely.

A bride has the right to wear whatever she wants as long as her groom, family and the church is okay with it but what this bride wore to her wedding caused major debate on social media with many saying it was inappropriate. But what do you guys think, was it too much?

dmcdad:
Hmmm. I love this kinda questions.

.
Nw wich of them ar u gona gve opinion 4.. HUSBAND OR wife.

QUIZ OF THE DAY >>>>Note: If you do not know the answer, or you cannot remember, use two question marks (??) You can as well share the question on your wall, for your friends to benefit. Answers to this question, will be posted by 10:30pm, in sha Allah. >>>> Question: A companion of the Prophet, and the son of Umar ibn Al- khattab, Abdullah once said:” Three persons in the tribe of Quraysh were most prominent, had the best character and were the most modest. If they spoke to you, they would not deceive you and if you spoke to them, they will not accuse you of lying”. Who are they?

Robbers enter a house, asks for all the money and valuables. After they collect what they can, they give the man of the house a gun with instructions to shoot his wife or else he shot himself. The man gets the gun, points it at his wife and hesitates...He is thinking of what he has gone through in life with his wife and how she has suffered and sacrificed for him and the kinda love he have for her... He hands back the gun and says, "I am sorry I can't do this..."The boss of the robbers silently grabs the gun from him and passes it on to the wife with the same instruction. The wife gets the gun and without any single hesitation points to her husband's head and pulls the trigger...But the gun had no bullets in it... The robbers get their gun and walk out of the house laughing. QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION 1. If you were the man in that house how would you react towards your wife? 2. If you were the wife, what explanation can you give to your husband! 3. If you were invited to bring peace between this couple, what advice would you give?

FREEEMANAN:
:
oKill myself and go to him so he can complete the statement... Then I reincarnate and go claim my prize...


Since we are all assuming nau...

Lol,


u be Jesus Christ,?

THE SINCERE TRUTH ABOUT MEN: . 1. All men are not the same. . 2. It is not all men that cheat on their spouses. . 3. Some men don't have time for women. . 4. It is not all men that like women. . 5. What a man needs from his woman is respect. Just respect and obey him. He will love and take care of you. . 6. Sex cannot make a man love you. If you like give him sex everyday, if he doesn't love you, he doesn't love you. . 7. If you want a man to love and take care of you, treat him like a baby. Pet him. . 8. Allow him to be in charge of the house. Allow him to head the family. Do not control him. . 9. Do not try to use sex to capture his heart. It will not work. Cook delicious food, be obedient to him, be submissive. You will capture his heart. . 10. Men love decent women. Be decent and you will attract a good man. . AGREE or DISAGREED ??

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Off chris brown forthcoming album Royalty…. CB shared the preview of his new song titled Nobody with enlistment of Teyena Taylor.

krattoss:
lol.. am lost.

Lwkmd.

The Rules of Ladies
Your daily dose of how to be a
lady
.
1. Know when to let go and
when to keep fighting.
2. Before you get into a serious
relationship, know your worth.
Don’t let anyone take advantage
of you.
3. If you go away during
someone’s struggle, don’t expect
to be present during their
success.
4. Beauty is not measured by the
amount of make up on your skin
or the price of the clothes you
wear. Beauty is what’s on the
inside.
5. Always have faith in yourself.
6. “The worst mistake you can
make is walking away from the
person who actually stood there
and waited for you.” -Drake
7. You do not deserve a point of
view if the only thing you see is
you.
8. Sometimes the person you
want the most is also the person
you’re best without.
9. Just because it’s not
happening right now, it doesn’t
mean it never will.
10. “Happiness can only come
from the inside of you and is the
result of the love you have for
yourself. You are responsible for
your own happiness.” -MileyCyrus
11. Don’t let him have the
satisfaction of knowing you’ll
always be there waiting.
12. Don’t waste your tears on
someone who doesn’t even
deserve to see your smile.
13. “You live but once; you might
as well be amusing.”[center]The Rules of Ladies
Your daily dose of how to be a
lady
.
1. Know when to let go and
when to keep fighting.
2. Before you get into a serious
relationship, know your worth.
Don’t let anyone take advantage
of you.
3. If you go away during
someone’s struggle, don’t expect
to be present during their
success.
4. Beauty is not measured by the
amount of make up on your skin
or the price of the clothes you
wear. Beauty is what’s on the
inside.
5. Always have faith in yourself.
6. “The worst mistake you can
make is walking away from the
person who actually stood there
and waited for you.” -Drake
7. You do not deserve a point of
view if the only thing you see is
you.
8. Sometimes the person you
want the most is also the person
you’re best without.
9. Just because it’s not
happening right now, it doesn’t
mean it never will.
10. “Happiness can only come
from the inside of you and is the
result of the love you have for
yourself. You are responsible for
your own happiness.” -MileyCyrus
11. Don’t let him have the
satisfaction of knowing you’ll
always be there waiting.
12. Don’t waste your tears on
someone who doesn’t even
deserve to see your smile.
13. “You live but once; you might
as well be amusing.”[/center]The Rules of Ladies
Your daily dose of how to be a
lady
.
1. Know when to let go and
when to keep fighting.
2. Before you get into a serious
relationship, know your worth.
Don’t let anyone take advantage
of you.
3. If you go away during
someone’s struggle, don’t expect
to be present during their
success.
4. Beauty is not measured by the
amount of make up on your skin
or the price of the clothes you
wear. Beauty is what’s on the
inside.
5. Always have faith in yourself.
6. “The worst mistake you can
make is walking away from the
person who actually stood there
and waited for you.” -Drake
7. You do not deserve a point of
view if the only thing you see is
you.
8. Sometimes the person you
want the most is also the person
you’re best without.
9. Just because it’s not
happening right now, it doesn’t
mean it never will.
10. “Happiness can only come
from the inside of you and is the
result of the love you have for
yourself. You are responsible for
your own happiness.” -MileyCyrus
11. Don’t let him have the
satisfaction of knowing you’ll
always be there waiting.
12. Don’t waste your tears on
someone who doesn’t even
deserve to see your smile.
13. “You live but once; you might
as well be amusing.”

Sirsoftness:
Well, today we will try to pinpoint some very sure places where you can only get a poor husband. The places are in no particular order tho. Read on:-

1. Career Fairs



Who attends career fairs except he is jobless or wants an upgrade to an already poor job? If your aim of attending a job fair is to get a husband or hook a handsome guy, be rest assured that you’re taking a broke guy home

2. Job interviews/reality show auditions.



This is a gamble. You are free to give him your number but don’t reply that SMS until he has successfully scaled through the reality show has ended and he is declared winner.For job interviews, only if he gets the job.
Don’t worry you are not a gold digger. You’re just a woman going for what she wants.

3. Ikeja City Mall (ICM)



I remember the good ol’ days of ICM when only the big boys flocked here. Now, you will probably see only that small wannabe who wants to show off the little thousands he has in his pockets.



4. The Markets



The handsome and rich men you’ll see in the markets are the married gentlemen who believe in helping out their wives. Most young, rich and unmarried men find someone to do their hectic shopping.


5. MTN and Other Network Customer centres




The people that frequent here are people that complain over the slightest things. E.g “I loaded N100 in my phone last night and N2 was gone by morning! I am not leaving this office until you return my money back.”

Don’t let that sort of man put you inside house oh.


6. Computer Village, Ikeja

You may end up losing some parts of your body or pocket if you try finding a husband here. The boys in Computer village are hustlers who only want but don’t give.


7. Ozone Cinemas, Yaba



Chances are pretty slim. Just Unilag boys roaming around in carrot jeans and pam slippers. Don’t waste your time abeg.


8. Bridges on The Mainland


If you start your search for a husband here, you may end up hooking up with a swindler. Sharp boys stay on the mainland and they aren’t ready to settle down just yet.

9. BRT buses


Have you noticed everybody always looks sad in BRT buses? Maybe it’s because they are thinking of their 0.28 account balance. Once you get in, HEADSET ON!


10. JustRite Supermarket

Justrite prides itself in offering unbeatable prices of good. Any man found shopping here is looking for the cheapest alternative. So therefore, that sort of man will give you N270 to cook soup.

Notable Mentions

Sabo, Yaba
Oshodi Under-bridge
If you have hooked up with a rich guy in any of these locations, please let us know in the comment box below, so I may remove it from the list. Happy husband-hunting.!!! .

SO WHER WIL LADIES SEE RICH HUSBAND THEN??

jomoh:
So the driver and the conductor started fighting the school boy?



Shoro niyen.

Oro ni bro,
if u wanna knw.
K.

A girl calls a guy who has been trying to toast her for over a year... GIRL: Hello cutie. GUY: (surprised) Hey beauty, I didn't hope you'll ever call me. GIRL: I'm all alone at home and I was kind of wondering if you can come over at my place because I'm feeling very Hot right now. GUY: OMG! I'll be right there in 5 minutes. At the girl's house... GIRL: Are you going to keep looking at me or take off your clothes and let's have s e x? GUY: Yes After taking off his clothes... GIRL: (laughing and shouts) APRIL FOOL! What would u do if u were the GUY?

theSpark:
All he needs to do is to implement the National Housing Policy. The policy is a perfect plan and captures all that is needed to be done.

Anyway let me also add a few things.

1. Land reforms: Push that the Land Use Act be amended and expunged from the constitution. This will enable easy sale of land based as it should be in a free market economy.

2. Encourage Pencom and Pension Fund Administrators to invest their funds in the housing sector. The economic slowdown makes it difficult for government to directly build houses for people.

GREAT WRITE-UP BRO.

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Do you agree?

ziky2010:
abeg adjust d post

I don tire self, m jst modifying tryin 2 get d right Platform 2 make it presentable.

President Muhammadu Buhari’s
appointment of Babatunde Raji
Fashola as a full fledged
minister on Wednesday,
November 11 is believed to be
a blessing to Nigeria. This is
because the country is facing a
serious housing deficit. There
are certain things Fashola
should do to tackle this house
problem headlong.
The president stated clearly
during the inauguration of his
ministers that they were round
pegs in round holes. This
statement therefore justifies the
inclusion of the former governor
of Lagos state among the new
ministers. Likewise, his zeal to
perform at the end of the day.
There are some things Fashola
should do to assuage the
sufferings of Nigerians as far as
housing is concerned.
1. Federal mortgage banks
should be strengthened
The present working conditions
of the federal mortgage bank is
nothing to write home about. It
is very difficult to go to a
mortgage bank and seek
application to get a housing
mortgage. Some Nigerians do
not even know where the offices
of the federal mortgage bank are
situated in the country. This is
one of the things Fashola should
address quickly.
2. Building more affordable and
inhabitable government
estates
The present estates built by the
government is out of the reach
of the common man. A situation
whereby a government-built 3
bedroom flat sells for 18 million
naira is not fair at all to the
average Nigerians. Likewise,
these estates are only made
available to the cronies of the
government. At the end of the
day, nothing gets to the poor
masses.
3. Removing bottle necks and
bureaucracy
One of the major problems of
having anything to do with the
government is bottle neck.
“Nothing goes for nothing” is a
common term used when trying
to secure something by a
Nigerian in government
parastatals and agencies. The
new minister of housing should
ensure that civil servants involved
in collecting bribes before they
assist Nigerians who apply for
housing facilities should be dealt
with the appropriate
punishment.
4. Making government lands
affordable to acquire
The cost of acquiring a land is
too expensive in Nigeria,
especially if it is within
metropolitan areas like Victoria
Island, Warri and Port Harcourt.
Government should map out
lands in which the citizens can
buy at subsidised amount.
READ ALSO: 5 Reasons Buhari
Chose Fashola As Minister Of PWH
Babatunde Raji Fashola, minister
of power, works and housing
5. Solving the problem of land
grabbers/speculators
This is a major problem in South
West Nigeria. Street urchins and
area boys have groups whose
basic work is to go to lands
where houses are being built
demanding for huge sum of
money. In some cases, the owner
of the land could cough out as
much as Naira 500,000
depending on the location of the
land. At times, the owner of the
land may lose the land because
the land might have been sold to
more than 3 individuals. In
addition, he may desert his land
due to fear of being lynched by
the land grabbers.
6. Creating healthy competition
The minister of housing should
create a level playing ground for
investors to put their money to
build estates that are affordable
to the average Nigerians. This
will force some landlords to
bring down the money they
charge for house rent. In turn, it
will be easier to rent houses
without paying from someone’s
entire savings.
7. The problem of traditional
rulers usurping people’s land
In some communities in Nigeria,
some traditional rulers are the
problem. They hinder people
from acquiring lands to build
their houses. They usurp people’s
land if they fail to pay them
money they unjustly charge
them.
8. Uncompleted/Abandoned
buildings
There are so many abandoned
and uncompleted buildings in
Nigeria. The government should
find a way of taking over these
buildings if their owners fail to
show up within certain period of
time.
9. Decongesting major cities
Fashola should constitute a
think-tank team of men and
women who are professionals in
housing policies. Cities like Lagos,
Port Harcourt and Enugu should
be made less attractive by
developing cities like Ibadan
where house rent is cheaper.
10. Sponsoring and passing a
new housing bill
Fashola should sponsor a new
bill that will enforce and ensure
that houses are easily affordable
and accessible to the average
Nigerians no matter where they
want to live in the country.[center]President Muhammadu Buhari’s
appointment of Babatunde Raji
Fashola as a full fledged
minister on Wednesday,
November 11 is believed to be
a blessing to Nigeria. This is
because the country is facing a
serious housing deficit. There
are certain things Fashola
should do to tackle this house
problem headlong.
The president stated clearly
during the inauguration of his
ministers that they were round
pegs in round holes. This
statement therefore justifies the
inclusion of the former governor
of Lagos state among the new
ministers. Likewise, his zeal to
perform at the end of the day.
There are some things Fashola
should do to assuage the
sufferings of Nigerians as far as
housing is concerned.
1. Federal mortgage banks
should be strengthened
The present working conditions
of the federal mortgage bank is
nothing to write home about. It
is very difficult to go to a
mortgage bank and seek
application to get a housing
mortgage. Some Nigerians do
not even know where the offices
of the federal mortgage bank are
situated in the country. This is
one of the things Fashola should
address quickly.
2. Building more affordable and
inhabitable government
estates
The present estates built by the
government is out of the reach
of the common man. A situation
whereby a government-built 3
bedroom flat sells for 18 million
naira is not fair at all to the
average Nigerians. Likewise,
these estates are only made
available to the cronies of the
government. At the end of the
day, nothing gets to the poor
masses.
3. Removing bottle necks and
bureaucracy
One of the major problems of
having anything to do with the
government is bottle neck.
“Nothing goes for nothing” is a
common term used when trying
to secure something by a
Nigerian in government
parastatals and agencies. The
new minister of housing should
ensure that civil servants involved
in collecting bribes before they
assist Nigerians who apply for
housing facilities should be dealt
with the appropriate
punishment.
4. Making government lands
affordable to acquire
The cost of acquiring a land is
too expensive in Nigeria,
especially if it is within
metropolitan areas like Victoria
Island, Warri and Port Harcourt.
Government should map out
lands in which the citizens can
buy at subsidised amount.
READ ALSO: 5 Reasons Buhari
Chose Fashola As Minister Of PWH
Babatunde Raji Fashola, minister
of power, works and housing
5. Solving the problem of land
grabbers/speculators
This is a major problem in South
West Nigeria. Street urchins and
area boys have groups whose
basic work is to go to lands
where houses are being built
demanding for huge sum of
money. In some cases, the owner
of the land could cough out as
much as Naira 500,000
depending on the location of the
land. At times, the owner of the
land may lose the land because
the land might have been sold to
more than 3 individuals. In
addition, he may desert his land
due to fear of being lynched by
the land grabbers.
6. Creating healthy competition
The minister of housing should
create a level playing ground for
investors to put their money to
build estates that are affordable
to the average Nigerians. This
will force some landlords to
bring down the money they
charge for house rent. In turn, it
will be easier to rent houses
without paying from someone’s
entire savings.
7. The problem of traditional
rulers usurping people’s land
In some communities in Nigeria,
some traditional rulers are the
problem. They hinder people
from acquiring lands to build
their houses. They usurp people’s
land if they fail to pay them
money they unjustly charge
them.
8. Uncompleted/Abandoned
buildings
There are so many abandoned
and uncompleted buildings in
Nigeria. The government should
find a way of taking over these
buildings if their owners fail to
show up within certain period of
time.
9. Decongesting major cities
Fashola should constitute a
think-tank team of men and
women who are professionals in
housing policies. Cities like Lagos,
Port Harcourt and Enugu should
be made less attractive by
developing cities like Ibadan
where house rent is cheaper.
10. Sponsoring and passing a
new housing bill
Fashola should sponsor a new
bill that will enforce and ensure
that houses are easily affordable
and accessible to the average
Nigerians no matter where they
want to live in the country.[/center]President Muhammadu Buhari’s
appointment of Babatunde Raji
Fashola as a full fledged
minister on Wednesday,
November 11 is believed to be
a blessing to Nigeria. This is
because the country is facing a
serious housing deficit. There
are certain things Fashola
should do to tackle this house
problem headlong.
The president stated clearly
during the inauguration of his
ministers that they were round
pegs in round holes. This
statement therefore justifies the
inclusion of the former governor
of Lagos state among the new
ministers. Likewise, his zeal to
perform at the end of the day.
There are some things Fashola
should do to assuage the
sufferings of Nigerians as far as
housing is concerned.
1. Federal mortgage banks
should be strengthened
The present working conditions
of the federal mortgage bank is
nothing to write home about. It
is very difficult to go to a
mortgage bank and seek
application to get a housing
mortgage. Some Nigerians do
not even know where the offices
of the federal mortgage bank are
situated in the country. This is
one of the things Fashola should
address quickly.
2. Building more affordable and
inhabitable government
estates
The present estates built by the
government is out of the reach
of the common man. A situation
whereby a government-built 3
bedroom flat sells for 18 million
naira is not fair at all to the
average Nigerians. Likewise,
these estates are only made
available to the cronies of the
government. At the end of the
day, nothing gets to the poor
masses.
3. Removing bottle necks and
bureaucracy
One of the major problems of
having anything to do with the
government is bottle neck.
“Nothing goes for nothing” is a
common term used when trying
to secure something by a
Nigerian in government
parastatals and agencies. The
new minister of housing should
ensure that civil servants involved
in collecting bribes before they
assist Nigerians who apply for
housing facilities should be dealt
with the appropriate
punishment.
4. Making government lands
affordable to acquire
The cost of acquiring a land is
too expensive in Nigeria,
especially if it is within
metropolitan areas like Victoria
Island, Warri and Port Harcourt.
Government should map out
lands in which the citizens can
buy at subsidised amount.
READ ALSO: 5 Reasons Buhari
Chose Fashola As Minister Of PWH
Babatunde Raji Fashola, minister
of power, works and housing
5. Solving the problem of land
grabbers/speculators
This is a major problem in South
West Nigeria. Street urchins and
area boys have groups whose
basic work is to go to lands
where houses are being built
demanding for huge sum of
money. In some cases, the owner
of the land could cough out as
much as Naira 500,000
depending on the location of the
land. At times, the owner of the
land may lose the land because
the land might have been sold to
more than 3 individuals. In
addition, he may desert his land
due to fear of being lynched by
the land grabbers.
6. Creating healthy competition
The minister of housing should
create a level playing ground for
investors to put their money to
build estates that are affordable
to the average Nigerians. This
will force some landlords to
bring down the money they
charge for house rent. In turn, it
will be easier to rent houses
without paying from someone’s
entire savings.
7. The problem of traditional
rulers usurping people’s land
In some communities in Nigeria,
some traditional rulers are the
problem. They hinder people
from acquiring lands to build
their houses. They usurp people’s
land if they fail to pay them
money they unjustly charge
them.
8. Uncompleted/Abandoned
buildings
There are so many abandoned
and uncompleted buildings in
Nigeria. The government should
find a way of taking over these
buildings if their owners fail to
show up within certain period of
time.
9. Decongesting major cities
Fashola should constitute a
think-tank team of men and
women who are professionals in
housing policies. Cities like Lagos,
Port Harcourt and Enugu should
be made less attractive by
developing cities like Ibadan
where house rent is cheaper.
10. Sponsoring and passing a
new housing bill
Fashola should sponsor a new
bill that will enforce and ensure
that houses are easily affordable
and accessible to the average
Nigerians no matter where they
want to live in the country.

Don't lie, Which Month Were You
Born:

1. January - Rich and Stubborn

2. February - Player

3. March - Calm & Honest

4. April - Funny

5. May - Sweet & Relaxed

6. June -
Caring & Impatient

7. July - Amazing & Dangerous

8. August - Alert & Hyper

9. September - Critical Thinker

10. October - Charming &
Energetic

11. November - Cool & Humble

12. December - Intelligent &
Awesome


Mine is October!!!!! - Am cool &
humble...
Be Honest And Comment With
Yours!!!

No b small fight for my area today ooooh . A nursery 1 pupil in a Danfo bus from school was reciting d day's lesson at school: . "If my dad is a cock & my mum is a hen, I'll b a chick! . ""If my dad is a lion & my mum a lioness, I'll b a cub! . ""If my dad is a king & my mum a queen, I'll be a prince! . "The danfo driver was irritated by the noise and told the boy to stop but he didn't.......Th en the driver shouted, "What if ur mum na prostitute & ur dad na armed robber?"....... . . D boy replied, "I'll be a danfo driver!........ ... and that was how the fight started! Who first find trouble

1. Not everyone will understand your journey. That's okay. You're here to live your life, not to make everyone understand. 2. The biggest mistake one can make is losing yourself in the process of valuing someone too much and forgetting that you are special too. 3. It's your journey and yours alone. Others may walk it with you, but no one can walk it for you. 4. Cheating on a good person is like throwing away a diamond and picking up a rock. 5. Your hard times always reveal your true friends. 6. You will win, maybe not immediately but definitely. 7. Happiness is not getting what you want, it's appreciating what you have. 8. Rumours are carried by haters, spread by fools, and accepted by idiots. 9. My father use to tell me; "Don't raise your voice, improve your argument." 10. Never listen to haters. Haters will see you walk on water and say it's because you can't swim. 11. The best feeling in the world is knowing that your parents are happy because of you. 12. All failed relationships hurt, but losing someone who doesn't appreciate you is actually a gain, not a loss. 13. Apologize for mistakes and apologize for unintentionally hurting someone. 14. What hurts you today, makes you stronger tomorrow. 15. God will give you peace to help you through your storm

You're lucky she still even cares. Most girls would have been like "Bleep this, I don't deserve this, I could do so much better, I don't have time for this, I'm done, I need to move on" and left you a long time ago. But nope, not her. Why? Because she's able to look past all of your flaws and faults and see the good in you. Because she's able to forgive you, drop everything, and move forward. Because she's able to not let the bad outweigh the good and remain positive for the relationship. You have no idea how much strength it takes for a girl to do those things for a guy, but you would be surprised.how many times a girl would have to put her own pride aside just so she can let things go. You would be surprised how many times a girl would have to bite her tongue just so she say something that would hurt your feelings. You would be surprised how many times her heart would be broken and yet, she still finds it in herself to look you in the eye and say "I love you, babe." Ladies,are my speaking your minds? True or false ?

ADVICE TO LADIES!!! Really got me thinking too ....so true!!! and if any married man is Bold enough let him comment and deny these facts ,or Forever hold your Peace and let the Ladies be. If they can never be in your future plan don't bother starting a relationship dat you can't sustain. The moment you agree to date a married man, you agree to be a second class woman, and every second class person is classified as aperson of lower values. Now look at it this way... If he is with you and his wife calls, he lies that he is still in the office or on an official assignment. You dare not interrupt his conversation or query him. But you can't call him when he is at home ......My sister, you be toy? He sneaks you from his car into his hotel room but gives his wife his entire home. ...... My sister grow up, please! He visits you at home and you introduce him to friends and neighbors as your boyfriend thereby blocking your chances of getting a genuine suitor, yet you don't even know

Full List Of Ministers And Portfolios


Abubakar Malami (SAN) – Justice


Geoffrey Onyeama – Foreign Affairs


Khadija Abubakar Abba Ibrahim – State Minister of Foreign Affairs


Brigadier-General Muhammad Mansur Dan-Ali (rtd) – Defence


Adamu Adamu – Education


Professor Anthony Anwuka – State Minister of Education


Kemi Adeosun – Finance Okechukwu Enelama – Industry,


Trade and Investment Aisha Abubakar – State Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment


Senator (Dr.) Chris Ngige – Labour and Employment


Barrister James Ocholi – State Minister of Labour and Employment


Muhammodu Bello – Federal Capital Territory


Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau – Interior


Senator Udoma Udo Udoma – Budget and National Planning


Zainab Ahmed – State Minister of Budget and National Planning


Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu – State Minister of Petroleum Resources


Babatunde Fashola (SAN) – Power, Works and Housing


Mustapha Baba Shehuri – State Minister of Power, Works and Housing


Chief Audu Innocent Ogbeh – Agricultural and Rural Development


Heineken Lokpobiri – State Minister of Agricultural and Rural Development


Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi – Transportation


Senator Hadi Sirika – State Minister of Aviation


Isaac Folorunso Adewole – Health


Dr. Osagie Ehanire – State Minister of Health


Senator Aisha Al-Hassan – Woman Affairs


Pastor Usani Uguru – Niger Delta


Claudius Omoleye Daramola – State Minister of Niger Delta


Barrister Adebayo Shittu – Communications


Lai Mohammed – Information


Amina Mohammed – Environment


Ibrahim Usman Jubril – State Minister of Environment


Engineer Suleiman Adamu – Water Resources


Barrister Solomon Dalong – Youth and Sports


Kayode Fayemi – Solid Minerals


Abubakar Bwari – Minister Of States of Solid Minerals


Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu – Science and Technology..
MAY THEIR TENURE BRINGS ABOUT PROGRESS TO THE GIANT OF AFRICA..

Full List Of Ministers And
Portfolios
Abubakar Malami (SAN) – Justice
Geoffrey Onyeama – Foreign
Affairs
Khadija Abubakar Abba Ibrahim
– State Minister of Foreign Affairs
Brigadier-General Muhammad
Mansur Dan-Ali (rtd) – Defence
Adamu Adamu – Education
Professor Anthony Anwuka –
State Minister of Education
Kemi Adeosun – Finance
Okechukwu Enelama – Industry,
Trade and Investment
Aisha Abubakar – State Minister
of Industry, Trade and
Investment
Senator (Dr.) Chris Ngige –
Labour and Employment
Barrister James Ocholi – State
Minister of Labour and
Employment
Muhammodu Bello – Federal
Capital Territory
Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau –
Interior
Senator Udoma Udo Udoma –
Budget and National Planning
Zainab Ahmed – State Minister of
Budget and National Planning
Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu – State
Minister of Petroleum Resources
Babatunde Fashola (SAN) –
Power, Works and Housing
Mustapha Baba Shehuri – State
Minister of Power, Works and
Housing
Chief Audu Innocent Ogbeh –
Agricultural and Rural
Development
Heineken Lokpobiri – State
Minister of Agricultural and Rural
Development
Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi –
Transportation
Senator Hadi Sirika – State
Minister of Aviation
Isaac Folorunso Adewole – Health
Dr. Osagie Ehanire – State
Minister of Health
Senator Aisha Al-Hassan –
Woman Affairs
Pastor Usani Uguru – Niger Delta
Claudius Omoleye Daramola –
State Minister of Niger Delta
Barrister Adebayo Shittu –
Communications
Lai Mohammed – Information
Amina Mohammed –
Environment
Ibrahim Usman Jubril – State
Minister of Environment
Engineer Suleiman Adamu –
Water Resources
Barrister Solomon Dalong –
Youth and Sports
Kayode Fayemi – Solid Minerals
Abubakar Bwari – Minister Of
States of Solid Minerals
Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu – Science and
TechnologyFull List Of Ministers And
Portfolios
Abubakar Malami (SAN) – Justice
Geoffrey Onyeama – Foreign
Affairs
Khadija Abubakar Abba Ibrahim
– State Minister of Foreign Affairs
Brigadier-General Muhammad
Mansur Dan-Ali (rtd) – Defence
Adamu Adamu – Education
Professor Anthony Anwuka –
State Minister of Education
Kemi Adeosun – Finance
Okechukwu Enelama – Industry,
Trade and Investment
Aisha Abubakar – State Minister
of Industry, Trade and
Investment
Senator (Dr.) Chris Ngige –
Labour and Employment
Barrister James Ocholi – State
Minister of Labour and
Employment
Muhammodu Bello – Federal
Capital Territory
Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau –
Interior
Senator Udoma Udo Udoma –
Budget and National Planning
Zainab Ahmed – State Minister of
Budget and National Planning
Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu – State
Minister of Petroleum Resources
Babatunde Fashola (SAN) –
Power, Works and Housing
Mustapha Baba Shehuri – State
Minister of Power, Works and
Housing
Chief Audu Innocent Ogbeh –
Agricultural and Rural
Development
Heineken Lokpobiri – State
Minister of Agricultural and Rural
Development
Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi –
Transportation
Senator Hadi Sirika – State
Minister of Aviation
Isaac Folorunso Adewole – Health
Dr. Osagie Ehanire – State
Minister of Health
Senator Aisha Al-Hassan –
Woman Affairs
Pastor Usani Uguru – Niger Delta
Claudius Omoleye Daramola –
State Minister of Niger Delta
Barrister Adebayo Shittu –
Communications
Lai Mohammed – Information
Amina Mohammed –
Environment
Ibrahim Usman Jubril – State
Minister of Environment
Engineer Suleiman Adamu –
Water Resources
Barrister Solomon Dalong –
Youth and Sports
Kayode Fayemi – Solid Minerals
Abubakar Bwari – Minister Of
States of Solid Minerals
Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu – Science and
TechnologyFull List Of Ministers And
Portfolios
Abubakar Malami (SAN) – Justice
Geoffrey Onyeama – Foreign
Affairs
Khadija Abubakar Abba Ibrahim
– State Minister of Foreign Affairs
Brigadier-General Muhammad
Mansur Dan-Ali (rtd) – Defence
Adamu Adamu – Education
Professor Anthony Anwuka –
State Minister of Education
Kemi Adeosun – Finance
Okechukwu Enelama – Industry,
Trade and Investment
Aisha Abubakar – State Minister
of Industry, Trade and
Investment
Senator (Dr.) Chris Ngige –
Labour and Employment
Barrister James Ocholi – State
Minister of Labour and
Employment
Muhammodu Bello – Federal
Capital Territory
Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau –
Interior
Senator Udoma Udo Udoma –
Budget and National Planning
Zainab Ahmed – State Minister of
Budget and National Planning
Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu – State
Minister of Petroleum Resources
Babatunde Fashola (SAN) –
Power, Works and Housing
Mustapha Baba Shehuri – State
Minister of Power, Works and
Housing
Chief Audu Innocent Ogbeh –
Agricultural and Rural
Development
Heineken Lokpobiri – State
Minister of Agricultural and Rural
Development
Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi –
Transportation
Senator Hadi Sirika – State
Minister of Aviation
Isaac Folorunso Adewole – Health
Dr. Osagie Ehanire – State
Minister of Health
Senator Aisha Al-Hassan –
Woman Affairs
Pastor Usani Uguru – Niger Delta
Claudius Omoleye Daramola –
State Minister of Niger Delta
Barrister Adebayo Shittu –
Communications
Lai Mohammed – Information
Amina Mohammed –
Environment
Ibrahim Usman Jubril – State
Minister of Environment
Engineer Suleiman Adamu –
Water Resources
Barrister Solomon Dalong –
Youth and Sports
Kayode Fayemi – Solid Minerals
Abubakar Bwari – Minister Of
States of Solid Minerals
Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu – Science and
Technology

1. AMERICAN POLICE STYLE : Allow
the thief to catch you, then you
catch the
thief.
.
2. CHINA POLICE STYLE : Chase the
thief until he becomes tired then
you catch him...
.
3. ARAB POLICE STYLE : Kidnapp
the
thief's wife and then threaten
the thief to
sorrounder..
. 4. INDIAN POLICE STYLE : Sing for
the thief until he comes close to
you,
then catch them..
.
5. NIGERIAN POLICE STYLE : Catch
any
person on the street, beat him
until he agrees that
he's a thief.
TRUE OF FALSE??

1. AMERICAN POLICE STYLE : Allow
 the thief to catch you, then you
 catch the
 thief.
 .
 2. CHINA POLICE STYLE : Chase the
 thief until he becomes tired then
 you catch him...
 .
 3. ARAB POLICE STYLE : Kidnapp
 the
 thief's wife and then threaten
 the thief to
 sorrounder..
 . 4. INDIAN POLICE STYLE : Sing for
 the thief until he comes close to
 you,
 then catch them..
 .
 5. NIGERIAN POLICE STYLE : Catch
 any
 person on the street, beat him
 until he agrees that
 he's a thief.
 TRUE OF FALSE??

1. AMERICAN POLICE STYLE : Allow
the thief to catch you, then you
catch the
thief.
.
2. CHINA POLICE STYLE : Chase the
thief until he becomes tired then
you catch him...
.
3. ARAB POLICE STYLE : Kidnapp
the
thief's wife and then threaten
the thief to
sorrounder..
. 4. INDIAN POLICE STYLE : Sing for
the thief until he comes close to
you,
then catch them..
.
5. NIGERIAN POLICE STYLE : Catch
any
person on the street, beat him
until he agrees that
he's a thief.
TRUE OF FALSE??