₦airaland Forum

Okija juju: How effective would a V4 KIA Rio be in a chase against a V6 vehicle? Very ineffective.
Against a V8 vehicle even worse.
The effectiveness of the police can never be measured by the car they use. Remember that the existing Hilux vans were also given to them brand new. The Hilux is a V8, 4wd drive car that is also all terrain. Yet they wrecked them. At some point, they were also given Prado SUVs which they also wrecked.
The Nigerian police would wreck these cars in no time. That's why we a re not so excited about this move.

Odenigbo Aroli: Number two isn't true; All the vehicles purchased by the Anambra state goverment is from Innoson motors. Infact,that Innoson motors is still functioning today is because of Anambra state patronize. This is a well known fact.

Dejohnbull: Enugu state gvmt is buying kia rio for Npf, mass transit buses & coal city shuttle, over 1000 city taxis, new roads,. What about River state no kia for Police, no mass transit bus, no city taxis, no roads, & amechi is busy fighting pdp, obio akpor, wike, aviation, ngf, gej, & new mimiko.

anonimi: Indeed she was given a choice but I imagine that since she probably has no real DIGNITY or capacity to earn money beyond whatever her husband gives her, she nor get choice but to swallow whatever pride she has and go down to beg the Aide.
Shameful!!!

Now those who their heads properly screwed will know that P-Square's baby mama who has been labelled as Ms. Independent is way better than all these I-must-marry-and-stay-married-at-all-cost penkelemesi women.

NAMDOSKY30: He got no respect for this woman even though what she did was wrong i guess she dosent respect her husband either, Y asking the aide, it should have been an indoor thaang

eko ileee: And the wife he disrespected and humiliated no be member of his family?


Your wife, the woman you took to the alter, the woman you swore to honor cherish and protect, the man you promised to love for better for worse in sickness and in health comes first before anybody and you don't trash her like rubbish in front of anybody no matter what.


Well, not expecting much from these crude, crass and unsophisticated village men anyway..

chi4ik: The man is a fool, ♓☺w on earth will U̶̲̥̅̊ tell ur lovely wife to kneel down before ur servant? The violation $ humiliation of women should be stop. ΨђåƮ a shamless man!

Abbott: What a shame!
The man just disgraced his head.
He lacks tact, wisdom, judgment and sense.
What he does not understand is that, he has humiliated not his wife but his manhood, his very essence before his Protocol officer...
He is worthless than a loaf of agege bread...all the money in the world notwithstanding.

Tony Spike: BEAF is very much alive on Nairaland. His new moniker is BILLYONAIRE...

naptu2: NNS Andoni

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https://www.nairaland.com/951813/picture-first-locallly-made-navy

kulyie: a working class lady has sex when she feels in the mood to and doesnt necessarily do it for money,a married woman does it to satisfy her marital obligation and or make more babies,a student does it for fun while a prostitute does it for money NOT PLEASURE

mali: Why ladies date older men: When you see a pretty lady going out with a much older man, some will say she is a gold digger, that she has no love for the man or it was because of the man's money that she is going out with him. This may be true in some cases, but there some things that attract young ladies to older men and not just their money.

In the first place some ladies like attention: they like aman who can pet them, make them the fucos and centre of their lives. Older men treat a woman this way more than younger men. An older man would be proud that he has such a beautiful girl to call his own. He would be very appreciative of what he has, so he will treat her with much reverence. He will pay her all the attention she needs, and pet her, treat her like a queen and a lady.

But a younger boyfriend will not give her all the attention or treat her thesame way. What do you think?

gilgal7: to all real men...date a nice lady,just be faithful and all tings r urs.....lol

musiwa26: Eko o ni ba je oo... he don ba je.


they are unique.

i know you want me to explain how to fix the power problem in nigeria. when jonathan wanted to appoint your minister, i oppose him become the man lack the knowledge and skill to be minister of power. those of us who have worked in engineering would tell you so.

I will not explain how to fix it. I have not gain anything from help nigeria... goodluck. i am no more for free.

duality: But lets be honest even with our jokes. a lot is being done at present in the power sector. its not as if the contractors are not on site. we shouldn't forget that before 2003 there was no watt added to the national grid. our present democracy has yielded impressive development in the power sector. If this is sustained, we will surely get there. Honestly, what we desire in the power sector cannot be achieved overnight. At least the present govt(state and federal) has shown the will to change things in this sector. we should celebrate this, sustain it, support it and not play partisan politics with it. My statement is from a honest judgement. I'm not a political sycophant. I don't support any party. but I say the truth.

Much is being done to have constant electricity in Nigeria we all should support it. I believe in Nigerians coming together to build our nation. No political party will EVER do what Nigerians must do for herself.(the agenda of Political parties has always been and will remain about wining elections. nothing more). so lets stop this "Fresh air nonsense".

Finally, please lets stop this "we vs them" syndrome. If Nigeria fails, you and I will be the victim. IF Fashola fails, lagosians will be the victim. same way if The president fails Nigerians will be the victim. Okey, past leaders have failed. hate them or like them. Nigerians are at the receiving end. worst that will happen is that they'll die like Abacha. and nothing will change. Lets be circumspect with our politicking, and always meditate on the second verse of our national anthem.

Gracias.

Kx: “Dr. Yaro was hired after a rigorous selection process conducted by the NIRSAL Project Implementation Office. This clearly contradicts the claim that Dr. Yaro was brought in by the CBN Governor.
She was one of four consultants (three of whom were male), hired by the Nigeria Incentive-based Risk-sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) Plc; on a one year contract,

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Na wao.
The refutal did nt help matters at all.
Whether she is/was a consultant or a staff, this clearly shows that she had some job to do for and with the CBN at the time in question.

We can as well say a contract staff is not a staff becos he or she is not a permanent staff.
Premium times may just be right after all.

DrummaBoy: Well, the much publicized newly constructed Mokola (Ibadan, Oyo state) fly over is billed for opening today.

This NLander took time off to takes photo shots of the new bridge prior to its commissioning

Ajumose gbo gbo wa ni O

Oyo oni baje O... Ibadan oni to shi O

9icest: Lol. Educated Nigerians are getting the axe while amnesty is been dangled to criminals and terrorists. I hear Asari makes about 150,000,000 monthly that's $1million usd. I don't think there is anything wrong with taking arms against this corrupt feeble and crazed government ruling Nigeria. Its a matter of time before we have a militancy universit coz it seems to be the only real profession where downsizing comes with reward.

Sincere 9gerian: “As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati.."- Fashakin

No sir. You should rather sympathize with yourself. Abati is giving you a dose of your own medicine since that is the only language you and your gang understand.

Abati has laid the facts bare. It was Nigeria that indicated interest to speak and the foreign affairs minister presented the country's position on behalf of the president. The president at that moment was attending to what he considered more pressing issues.

If the Fashakin and his e-warriors think reading a speech was more important than what the president did on the sidelines, that is their cup of tea. If they ever manage to find themselves in Aso Rock, they can do it their own style. But for now, GEJ rules.

If not for pettiness and JOBLESSNESS, why should whether or not the president read a speech at the AU summit be an issue? Mr president must have delivered thousands of speech by now since assuming office. The latest, I think, was during his state visit to South Africa, when he received a standing and thunderous applause after addressing the South African parliament. Mr Fashakin and his e-warriors should take their frustrations, LIES, and propaganda elsewhere

PapaBrowne: @Jarus
Wonderful Job. Most of us have been hearing PIB, PIB, PIB without understanding the content and the implication for both the industry and the general economy. Wonderful break down. AAA+++!!!

Questions regarding Host Communities Fund.
1)What happens to 10% of the profit emanating from offshore wells. Which community gets that.
2)How do you determine community ownership? Is it by the location of a well or by the coverage area of the well?

Is there a Negative feeling amongst Nigerians working with multinationals(like yourself and your colleagues) or is it just the Ogas at the top in The Hague and Houston that are apprehensive of the bill? Any fears that the bill could cause layoffs in the industry?

And one last question on the Host Community Fund, you said you also hold that too much goes to the region. Can you narrate why you feel so.
I feel like the host community fund is a much better tool than both 13% derivation and all the nonsense NDDC and Niger Delta Ministry that already exist.
I personally would recommend the scrapping of both agencies maybe to be replaced by an agency that would regulate the host communities fund. Communities come up with projects they would use their fund for in say 2014, monies are released in tranches based on the targets presented by the regulatory body. Again, this is Nigeria, corruption would kill any such process.
I would really like to understand why people are not cool with the Host communities fund.

Jarus: LOL. Bro, u vex o. Why not contest for PENGASSAN presidency as I can see your activist bend.

I will not go into arguments that will involve naming names, as the names you are mentioning up there are familiar ones. I have my job to protect.