₦airaland Forum

miracle4: now this is not very good

steffans: Wonders will never end in 9ja..............
so was it bcuz of benefits she accepted d perm sec job
smh 4 9ja........

thomasjohn: hear urself, who will spend money to get crude out of the ground so he can just discharge it into d environment?
Alot of ppl hav so much hatred for IOCs, nd i dnt know why, same ppl keep on praising our clueless govt.
u think IOCs ar ran like ur clueless govt?

Clemzy16: Where on earth did you even schooled.. SMH

sheyguy: Paranoid sadist? Nay. . . He is just a realist to me. If u ve passed tru the syst then u will know what i am saying.

CHESSBOARD: pls can anybody tell me thye link where I can get the Original New copy...

Iolo: Ok. My bad then. Where can one get the correct one? Can't find the links to Min of Pet website and the NNPC has the very old one.

Elueme: Very soon the contributions of critics and haters will be considered as disgusting and disdainful.. In the history of our nation and democracy, I am seeing a coercive, forceful and a unified team who are determined to break through the storms and obstacles before them to make history.. this president may not be too smart as you may want, he may not be entertaining enough to help solve your delinquencies in vocabulary but he has got a will and believes in team spirit.. If u like say he is surrounding himself with technocrats... THIS IS A PURPOSE DRIVEN TEAM..haters can burn in hellllllll!!

dedeike: The problem is that most people on Nairaland do not have the patience to read thru a post before making comments.
They come with a made up mind that nothing good will happen, so they just take a glance at the headline and jump into a spree of insults and abuses.

Any objective mind who reads thru will first of all acknowledge that the FG has started early enough to make projections for the 2013 budget. It is a welcome development given our history of carelessness and late planning.

Then to the crux of the matter. The minister says our domestic debt profile has increased and we may record a huge budget deficit that may require borrowing for 2013 not 2012.
She went further to explain that the huge debt profile was due to increasing wage bil since 2005. We all know that GEJ has not been president since 20005 so it will be most unfair to isolate the president for bashing.

On the other hand, she revealed that there was over 200% increase recently. The question then is, why this astronomical rise in debt profile?
We would all recall that president GEJ increased minimum wage from N8,000 to N18,500. Even corpers now earn N19,000 monthly. All these increments will definitely increase our wage bill.
It's not rocket science to understand this.
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Demdem:

Billygoat, i know its a proposal like this one i highlighted before:

The MTEF document also showed that the Federal Government would spend N1.69tn on personnel as against the N1.65tn it proposed on the same item in 2012.

Does this makes sense especially from a govt that tells us recurrent expenditure will constantly go down. BillyGoat, use ur brain, if at al u av one.

edwindprof: He that prays 4 another mans death must be a sadist! ... Al thiefin politician is sombody's mother or father, even smbody's sister or bro... Lets just pray 4 God not to alow such tragedy to happen like d man of God has instructd.

papa giddy: God bless prophet tb Joshua.he has everybody to fast on 18th July for themselves and for the their country.

berem: yes I drive a molue! Do u have any problem with that? And pls u do not know mathematics more than I do so pls shift!

991: If you are self-made millionaire like us, you wouldn't have time to calculate that, just fill your tank and drive

ramaju: You should have known your wife better or may be you know her excesses but chose to ignore. Manage her and don't provide more than necessary and try not to confront her harshly.

nexeee: Am so angry and disturbed...we welcomed a bouncing baby boy last month...i could not travel to be by my wife's side because of some unforeseen issues..so i held fort here in nigeria...my wife decided to send the excess luggage's in bits and i went to pick some of them yesterday..

i picked a total of 6 big suitcases yesterday..on getting home..i decided to open the suitcases and to my chagrin i saw 2 big suitcases filled with just baby footwear...foot wears with price tags ranging from 70dollars to 300dollars..infact the total money she spent on clothes,toys and shoes she bought for the baby is in the range of 1-2m..i was livid with anger..how can someone spend that kind of money on a baby?? shoes that the child will outgrow in a few years time...the first time i wore a 15k shoe was during my NYSC...i am just maad that my wife is not frugal with money..things are not as rosy as it seems..i called her to complain and all she could say was that she is spending the money on her son...it is even heartbreaking that she sees nothing wrong in spending such moni on a baby..

i honestly do not want to bring up my child in such manner...a child needs to know that things are hard..and am just patiently waiting for her to come back..this nonsense just have to stop.

is good to be rich

funky medina: As i live and breadth, I never thought I'll see the day, kim kardashin will be quoted as a source of wisdom . By the way, live nigerian females alone, if you dont like the tats walk on by. Is this nairaland a boys club or what. Naija babes r bad, wicked, gold diggers etc all useless stories had the woman as the bad one. Grow the phuck up!

ifihearam: @dayokanu
I have exercised enoff patience to ignore ur foolish and dumb post but not anymore
How does this concern GEJ,is there no PPPRA,NNPC,minister of petroluem??should the president personally monitor these activities?pls grow up and be reasonable

ifihearam: This is a collective shame
Tot they said our fuel was diverted there which caused artificial scarcity??
How come we now import from sane country we supply fuel?
I don't believe this

Freiburger: I thought the police was responsible for that, why is the governor taking it upon himself?

maclatunji: ^Too lazy to type it. Like you said Blackberries have higher data limits when compared with other smart phones. There shouldn't be discrimination, it is unfair to competitors and customers. It is like you must use a blackberry to fully enjoy data services on a phone in Nigeria.

maclatunji: ^I agree, Rubbish!

Mandelaguy: A lot of lies keep cropping up from up against the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,President Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan despite the war he is waging in restoring the pride of the nation and it keeps baffling me. This is a nation that has been mismanaged since independence with every cow boy having a field day with our resources,courting massive corruption in the petroleum industry,power sector,trade and investment,natural and mineral resources,construction,police,civil service,pension management and virtually anything and everything you can think of and here is a man that is facing the herculean task of regressive speeding on the path of economic destruction, and what does he get? People are acting as if the monster militating against Nigeria was created by GEJ,and I am left baffled....I don't want to work the religious or ethnic angle,I don't wan to work the economic and social sabotage angle.....can't they just speak the truth? Is it because the man is not violent and a manipulator or and evil genius? An answer is required please! If this is criticism,then it is blind,disjointed,hate filled and malice driven castigation!

OLAJOMO: This is a welcome development though the shortrun effect of PHCN privatization is increase in tariff, the longrun effect will force the tariff down as a result of competition.

goldincome: @jp philips

I don't want to quote your post because it will be occupy space here.
I can understand the point where you are coming from because you have been a victim.
Most of the points that you raised are very important and I that you for that.

Let me explain some things here.

I am not a marketer and i did not advertise in my post. Did you see any phone number or other advertising gimmick.
I have been in this business for years and I make bold to say that I know a bit more about vehicle trackers.

Straight to the things you raised because it will help others to learn here.
The trackers i know and use, does not use brain box and I will not explain the technicalities here because it is a security issue but i will explain salient things about it.

If a good tracker is installed in your vehicles, it will have a backup battery that will last from 7 to 60 days even when the battery of the vehicle is cut off.

If a thief managed to bypass the tracker and start the vehicle - which is possible for experienced thieves that are auto technician, you will still be able to track the car even if the power that supplies the tracker is cut off.
Mind you that the tracker will alert you once the power of the car that supply power to it is cut off.

The wiring of the tracker is not always visible and it will take you time to detect the wiring of the tracker.
Also there is no light that flashes, even if you have one that flashes, it is for your installer to know how to hide the flash light.

The best tracker is a tracker that has a backup up between 30 to 60 days. It is not good to have a tracker you can be touching and be changing the battery. If a vehicle tracker and not ordinary tracker cannot stop your car then it is not a good vehicle tracker. Listening to the voice is good if you like it.

Mind you, most thieves are just after the car and if the car stops, and they have time, they will try to start it or bypass the security which will take them time and if they managed to do that successfully, you will still be able to track your car and recover it otherwise, they will abandon the car and look for another one.

I have several vehicles that my company have recovered.
In as much as we agree that no system is totally perfect but i will advice you not to drive your car until you have a vehicle tracker installed otherwise you will regret it.

If you have any more question, I will be willing to answer here

Pesuzok: Tramigo is the answer. It has an inbuilt rechargeable battery that last for 2weeks on sleep mode and you can recharge it in your house. The device sends you an sms when the battery is low. Just place the device in a hidden place in you car and you can track your car, but cannot stop it. Tramigo has inbuilt landmark of nigeria, so it sends alert letting you know the name of the road or street you car is.

Pesuzok: Sorry for my duplicating post earlier. Connecting and wiring the tracker to the BB is just to shut down the car when you send an sms. For tramigo tracker, you can decide not to wire it or connect it to the car BB. Just place the device anywhere in your car and you can track ur car with ur phone. You can bring out the device from the car to recharge in the house

laoma15: I had my first car stolen in 2000(Toyota Carrina 11) while attending a sunday morning service in far away Kano.
It was a terrible experience. When I came out from the church, I was looking under another car that had parked exactly where mine had been parked some hours before.

I reported the matter to the Police and parted with some money but no show.

After three weeks of rigorous search, I got a call from Lagos from a family friend that he saw a car that looks like my car.
The car was put on display for sale.
He requested that I send them the car chassis number and the Engine number.
Not quite long when I got a call back that the chassis number was the same but they couldnt search the Engine number because that was a bit hidden.
Had to fly down to Lagos for identification.
When I got to the spot, I hardly could recognise the car cos the sellers had turned it to ''Tokunbo" and got all documents perfected.
I play a role of a buyer and carefully examined the documents and other features to convince myself that it was actaully my car.

I eventually recovered my car.

It was a big testimony.

I will advise that people inscribe the registration number on the glasses and other strategic places to discourage them atleast from reselling.

femionasan: Actually there were other cars being snatched at the time. One other person who had his car snatched right there saw the whole incident, the car was found at the border Idi-iroko. The police flagged them down but they refused to stop, they eventually shot at the car and injured one of them but as usual they still escaped. Nigeria keeps getting scarier and scarier every passing day.

femionasan: While following this thread, i have noticed that Toyotas and Hondas are the most commonly stolen vehicles. My General manager at work was killed on tuesday 10th of July cos of his 2010 Toyota Camry and he didnt even struggle with them.