₦airaland Forum

shymmex: She's cute!!

However, when did naija people start bearing names like; Charles-Granville?

kulyie: And so what.what should i do wit their pictures? Print it out and stick it on d wals of my bed room,dis mbgn is highly annoying.fake/artificial girls with low iq.d only thing in their head is buying brazillian hair,buyin whatever name of cream and keeping up with d fashion trend.ask dem simle international politics question dey dont know,common what is d name of d chairman of ur local government u will hear no idea.notin like intellectual,mental and self development.afta d mbgn dey will go n look 4 one jonny just arrive nigeria to go and marry to kip up with their unreal lifestyle.ask dem whether dey sabi cook,highest indomie,dem no fit do amala and ewedu like a proper african girl or semo and egusi.book dem no know,food dem no sabi cook,to sweep floor nko,d thing go dey do u like say make u give am hard resounding slap 4 back,na to dey go red carpet events dem sabi.look @ dem ten to fifteen yrs frm now,money go don finish,reality sets in,they didnt invest in their brains so know money to sustain their high profile life,d man wey marry bimbo wife go don poshu am comot house as she know sabi cook or clean house,notin to fal back on,u go com dey wonder whether she actually b miss whatever.smh.infact let me just stop here

DheBuck: The reason a lot of us use a BB is for nothing else except the special internet bundles it has...if andriod or iphone has bundles I think they'd be popular too among nigerians

AjanleKoko: You don't want to pay abi. Typical Nigerian, doesn't want to pay for anything.

AjanleKoko: You guys are funny.
Why should you not be charged when you transfer money between accounts? Aren't you charged for withdrawing from other banks' ATMs?

flexya: Come 2 think of it, this thing of VAT is double taxation cos after witdrawin the money, I head for a shop 2 buy groceries. On the receipt, there are also deductions for VAT. I think this calls for a legal challenge and declaration from the Supreme court.

By the way JP Phillips, those charges are just way out of proportion. Is it a corporate account? I just left UBA 2 join FCMB a month ago. Sadly, I av lost over N9k in charges within a month 2 FCMB, despite witdrawin only N500k. Imagine N2K+ for a cheque book? Am leavin them today and headin for GTB. Wit all these comments, I am thinkin of Diamond. Firstbank is always tooo tooo busy for a man wit little time/patience like me

Muktar111: The Gt in Murtala Square Kaduna is just a nightmare! I'm following suit to Firstbank coz I knw they hav a no COT charge policy!

Zutchy: BRAINTOUCH

solomonkane: @dedeike: Na wa o, from Nairaland to Twitter to Facebook, you no dey tire to lie, bros I hail o. Check him out: @dedeike on Twitter and Uchenna Ike on Facebook. Unveiled: The face of an animal.

http://www.facebook.com/ike.uchenna.54

https://twitter.com/dedeike

dedeike: How can you be so wicked and deceitful? You left all the the numerous roads I mentioned to choose ENUGU-PORTHARCOURT EXPRESSWAY.
there was never a time I mentioned Enugu-PORTHARCOURT express in that publication. I listed roads totaling over 1000 km across the federation.
Because you know they are all true, you did not bother to post a single pic of those roads but rather unintelligently went to post pics of a road that did not appear in the radar of those achievements. It is on record. Facts don't lie. I challenge everyone to visit the thread in question for further clarification on the GIGANTIC STRIDES by GEJ on roads with just one year in office

bamosagie: Were you about to marry GEJ's daughter?

onatisi: so everytime he has to travel to represnt nigeria and some stupid aboki decides to blow himself up he must stay back?do u realise that nigeria is bigger than boko haram?if some stupids morons all in the name of religion believe that blowing themselves part is the best way to show their grieviances than let them blow themselves,or can gej stop a suicide bomber from killing himself?ok tell me if he stays back what do u want him to do?u want him to go on tv nd make an address or to go to the bomb site and conduct investigtions?as much as i dont support or like him much i dont blame him harshly or rashly ,he was invited by the tt president and they are not inviting him they are inviting nigeria to a very dear occasion to them which shows how important nigeria is to them

ikaleguy: GEJ! If indeed to want to fight d islamist extremist as a way of curbing the
BH menace in d north,a better option would have been to send
Weapons,finance to those fighting the extremist in mali.
This is what a reasonable govt will do!!infact it will be done secretly.then
It will focus on BH big time.

HNosegbe: Why do you keep comparing the Mali campaign with Liberia? Do you think the circumstances surrounding both wars are the same? The clear objective here is proactive action to forestall a terrorist insurgency from completely engulfing West Africa. It is completely different from the wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone, which were primarily driven by greed for diamonds and other mineral resources.

Again, I support this move. Let's be proactive for once.

Booty4me: Till then, Boko boiz Are waitin

Johndoe100: What are all these figures? That we spend more than white people on our governments? We already know that, so what? In Nigeria every politician has a to settle his people. Politics in Nigeria has always been like that. If you were in Nigeria you would see them buying "empowerment equipment" for their constituents and giving them away free. 50 motor bikes , 60 sewing machines etc. they do this often as well as the other daily settlement that they have to do. Like it or hate it, it is how WE OPERATE.

So get your heads out of your azzes and move on to something productive only you bleating like sheep here are interested in wasting time on such crap.

HNosegbe: Again if you cannot make a simple point without resorting to abusive words, it only demonstrates your immaturity.

If you think the Nigerian government should fold its arms and allow terrorist insurgents take control of a country so close to our borders rather than pre-emptively moving to nip the threat in the bud, then you know nothing about proactive leadership. The country is better served with people like you continuing your meaningless rants on online forums.

End of.

Kobojunkie: What happens? You have about spent in the ballpark of $2 billion in the last 2 or so years on that. I think rather than spend more, we look to getting rid of the incapable leaders. At the same time, we need to keep fighting the battle to ensure those outside do not move even closer to our bothers while we are busy reshuffling leaders, etc.

HNosegbe: It smacks of immaturity on your part if you cannot make your point without resorting to abuse and name-calling. What do u mean by "brain dead as usual"? What part of my post did you not understand? I made it quite clear that terrorist groups tend to work IN CONCERT, and striking at one of them is a good way to weaken the rest, BH inclusive. It makes sense to proactively intervene in Mali so as to, among other things, block the supply of arms, bombs and personnel down south.

For all the references to Liberia and Sierra Leone, they were foreign policy failures by past governments. It doesn't automatically mean that this government will fail as well.

And for the record, I am NOT a fan of Jonathan.

uzoma123: Why is it dat issue abt govt policy attract uninformed comments frm useless opposition parties nd ppl? Dnt u ppl knw dat BH has base in Countries like Mali. D govt is trying 2 deal with external wing of BH. These opposition fools shld get demselves updated abt governance b4 running to d press.

owobokiri: This is a healthy decision. These guys are tied to Boko and might be the group arming foundamentalist groups across west Africa. To suggest that they should be left alone because we have BH to contend with sounds shortsighted. If they are allowed such a massive permanent base in West Africa, we are totally screwed because there will be no peace since their ultimate aim is to take over as much territory across the continent as possible. The best thing to do is to take mayhem to their doorstep thereby starving other al-qaeda cells in the region of their life support; send large numbers of RUTHLESS soldiers to Mali, with or without the dodgy UNs mandate . These guys in Mali are more deadly than Boko and must be uprooted ASAP.

HNosegbe: Actually I support the deployment of troops to Mali. Nigeria is a regional power, and as such she has a responsibility to ensure regional security. Insecurity in countries across our borders, if not contained early, is likely to lead to an exodus of refugees to other countries, Nigeria inclusive.

Besides, a sensible government can use such intervention for its advantage e.g by securing better trade deals, access to resources etc. Sensible Western governments do this all the time, why can't we?

HNosegbe: Actually I support the deployment of troops to Mali. Nigeria is a regional power, and as such she has a responsibility to ensure regional security. Insecurity in countries across our borders, if not contained early, is likely to lead to an exodus of refugees to other countries, Nigeria inclusive.

Besides, a sensible government can use such intervention for its advantage e.g by securing better trade deals, access to resources etc. Sensible Western governments do this all the time, why can't we?