 Politics › Re: Who Do You Want As Head Of The Economic And Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)? by kasperone8: 7:33pm On Apr 02, 2015 |
Professor Rogers Makanjuola |
| Politics › Re: Bisi Ibidapo-Obe Is Pregnant For Dino Melaye, He Wants Her To Abort It” by kasperone8: 3:02am On Oct 08, 2012 |
Callotti: Welcome to Nigerian men and romance. . .like PETER the ROCK. . . .THEY WILL DENY YOU 10 TIMES. . . AFTER CALLING JUDAS TO SELL YOUR AZZZZZE!!! Mu he he he he he he he
After fornicating without condoms o!
WHAT A BUSH MEAT OF A DUDE!!!
Typical Mgbati dude! Twa!!! NO LIVER. . . NO KIDNEY.
Like DayoKanu. . . .like DinoMalaye! 
Like Nairaland. . . .like NiGGGeia. . . hit and run. . . without using condoms.
You can only afford to remember the faces of the 'dudes' as they eja-ku-lated inside your poohsie. . . shouting
O LORD. . . I AM COMING HOME. . . TOTO IS LORD!!!
Mu che che che che che che Calloti please don't wounjure me this night  |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Lied In Independence Anniversary Broadcast. by kasperone8: 9:55pm On Oct 01, 2012 |
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| Career › Re: Strictly 4 Physicist And Mathematician by kasperone8: 5:35pm On Sep 30, 2012 |
Siloko26: please i need anyone who is good in projectile. My lecturergave us this assignment and ineed ur help please. The questions goes thus
1. A STONE IS THROWN FROM THE TOP OF CLIFF 150M HEIGHT FROM THE SEA LEVEL AT AN ANGLE OF 30DEGREES, BELOW THE HORIZONTAL AND IT HITS THE SEA 40M FROM THEBOTTOM OF THE CLIFF. CALCULATE
a. INITIAL SPEED OF THE STONE
b. TOTAL HORIZONTAL DISTANCE COVERED
c. DIRECTION IN WHICH IT IS MOVING WHEN IT HITS THE SEA/take g as 9.8m/s2
thanks in anticipation and please show working There is an equation which describes the trajectory of a projectile expressed in terms of y,x and the angle below the horizontal,I dont remember the exact expression though,it's been a while.When you apply the equation,u can easily get the initial velocity. For the (b) part,once you get the value of the initial velocity,you can apply the equation of motion and (c) wont be difficult either |
| Career › Re: Would You Accept This Gtb Offer by kasperone8: 3:59pm On Jun 19, 2012 |
boneruns: Stanbic ibtc pay can't be compared to other banks like gtb, firstbank and etc. I currently work there and i know what i'm talking. BM's of stanbic and GTB can never be compared in terms of pay. Even my BM doesn't hide is pay can't be compared with his level at other banks. When i read the OP, I knew the bank he was referring to. [color=#000099[b]]Your statement is vague.It's hard to decipher whether you are corroborating claims that Stanbic pays lower or higher than the other banks.[/color][/b] |
| NYSC › Re: Are Banks Witholding NYSC Allowance? by kasperone8: 2:31pm On Jun 09, 2012 |
begwong: Eyyah! sorry ooo!
may be its been paid online from the bank that NYSC maintains its main account.Corpers that maintain accounts with such bank are given preferential treatment b4 those from other banks. So it will take three weeks for transfer to be made from one bank to another  |
| Politics › Re: FEC Meeting On DANA Plane Crash: Good & Bad Comments by kasperone8: 12:00pm On Jun 07, 2012 |
ijigbamigb: No jokes. No pumping of hands. No hugging and no beaming as excited photographers click away. And, of course, no contracts awarded.
All was sober yesterday at the Council Chamber of the Presidential Villa, venue of the weekly Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting where a special session was held in honour of the victims of last weekend’s air crashes in Accra, Ghana and Lagos.
The only memo for the meeting originated from President Jonathan. It was mainly on the crashes.
Almost 170 lives were lost in the Dana Air crash at Iju-Ishaga on the outskirts of Lagos and the Allied Air Limited crash in Accra , Ghana.
The meeting also coincided with the last day of the three-day national mourning declared on Sunday by the President. The mood at the meeting was a total reflection of a mourning nation as the President, Vice President Namadi Sambo and most of the ministers appeared in black dresses.
The ministers sat glued to their seat for about two hours they waited for the meeting to begin. The meeting which usually kicks off at 10am, did not start until about 11.45am. The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Chief Anyim Pius Anyim, had earlier drawn up a condolence visiting schedule for the ministers but the arrangement was upturned when the President joined the meeting. He asked him to lead the visit to the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Prof. Viola Onwuliri’s house alongside other ministers from the six geo-political zones.
She lost her husband to the crash.
The Special FEC was for the first time open to reporters, who sat through the session, which ended at 3 p.m.
The meeting started with the singing of the national anthem and the pledge. The second stanza of the national anthem was used as the opening prayer for the day. Then, a roll call of victims, one-minute silence, tributes, signing of national condolence register and the visits.
Three ministers - Edem Duke (Culture and Tourism Development), Senator Umar Idris (Transport) and Minister of State for Defence Olusola Obada, spoke on the ill-fated plane crash. Duke was ferried into another airline against his choice of Dana on arrival at the Abuja Airport.
Idris flew the same plane into Abuja from Lagos. Mrs Obada was waiting to board the same plane from Lagos to Abuja.
Aviation Minister Stella read the roll call of the victims. She reported the dual engine failure at 3.42 p.m. She also noted that rescuers reported immediately after crash.
The victims include 136 adults, five children, six infants and six crew members. The pilot was an American. The co-pilot was an Indian. Mrs Oduah also reported that an Allied Air cargo plane overshot the runway in Kotoka Airport in Ghana last Saturday.
The session became emotionally charged as the President asked the ministers to comment and make suggestions. The minister of Water Resources, Mrs Sarah Ochekpe advised the President to write a personal letter of condolences to all bereaved families that he cannot personally visit.
What the
ministers said:
•Minister of Health Dr. Onyebuchi Chukwu: “It was a weekend of sorrow for Nigerians. Actions taken so far by Federal Government, Ministry, Lagos etc are all in good direction. Nigerians should remain calm and put their trust in God. Government will ensure victims don’t die in vain. Aviation sector is like medicine; safety cannot be taken for granted. Government will take proper action if any lapse is found during investigation. May God’s intervention heal our nation”.
•Minister of Interior Abba Moro described the incident as unfortunate. “God will grant President Jonathan the courage to weather the storm”. He commended rescue workers and assured that the panel’s recommendations will address many issues.
•Transport Minister Umar Idris: “There is destiny in everything. There is the hand of God in everything. Every man will taste death. Any time any one dies, his time has come. I used that same aircraft same day from Lagos and came to Abuja by 2pm. In the conduct of investigation, certain issues will be addressed to avoid recurrence.
•Works Minister Mike Onolememenen: “While we pray for the repose of the victims, it calls for retrospection. We ve experienced several crashes. The circumstances recur years after. It appears that the only motive for operators is economic at the detriment of lives of Nigerians. It is time to float a national airline. It may not be wholly owned by government; some people can subscribe to it. The lives of Nigerians are too precious to be left at the whims and caprices of businessmen whose main objective is to make profit.”
Mrs Ochepe praised Mrs Oduah for the measures taken so far. She drew attention to the need to look at work ethics to ensure seriousness in all that we do, stressing service to God and humanity and not personal gains. “Collectively, we should strengthen those we are doing well and jettison those we are doing wrongly and embrace best practices. The crowd at Ghana crash site was well conducted but not so in Nigeria. Rescue team had herculean task to reach the victims at the crash site. We have to reintensify our campaign of national reorientation. Personal letters of condolences should be written by you, Mr. President, to all bereaved families that cannot be visited. The problems in the country are too many. When certain things become too much, we have to draw closer to God. In addition to national mourning, there is need for three-day fasting and national prayer for God to be merciful and clear the cloud hovering on our nation. In the Bible, nations like Nineveh did it and God intervened and so did Queen Esther and God intervened and saved the Jews.”
•Minister of Finance Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: “To the bereaved, we cannot replace their loved ones. But we can enhance safety so that our airspace will not become a place of carnage and loss of lives. We should also look at the financial and economic strength of the airlines to work towards consolidation.”
•Agric Minister Dr. Akunwunmi Adeshina: “We must take every measure to say never again. The number of economic operators not in aviation sector alone but in all sectors. Investigations are always conducted without implementation. This must not continue. A total overhaul of the aviation sector is necessary.
•Federal Capital Territory Minister Bala Mohammed: “Aviation sector has witnessed a lot of turnaround. We have a lot of gaps in terms of infrastructure, personnel etc. But still, we have done a lot. We have to make a lot of sacrifice, financially, to get equipment and training. Compensation and insurance should come quicker than before.”
•Petroleum Minister Diezani Allison-Madueke: “I watched the take off of the aircraft at the airport before I left Abuja. We saw the fire when we were landing and we asked ourselves what was causing the fire and was very sad on landing to hear that the plane had crashed. We lost five of our trusted hands. It is a turbulent time for Nigeria. Our prayers must be deeper because deep must call to deep. We must further tighten our delivery. We need to say that 20 years old plane can fly; they do all over the world. But we must ensure that engines are replaced when due. Punitive measures must be taken when we found out the cause must be fully implemented.”
Head of Service Isa Bello Sali described the incident as “tragic” as many professionals perished in the crash. “We join all Nigerians in mourning,” he said.
•Minister of Culture and Tourism Edem Duke was poetic in his speech. He spoke about the abrupt end of dreams, the innocent infants and capped it up philosophically, saying: “Infants who had no knowledge of the world, young adults with visions and ambitions, professionals who have contributed immensely all perished.A critical lesson to the living is that the future is not in our hands. Those who have the opportunity to serve this country must ensure love bond and know that every minute counts. I was lucky to be navigated around them and ushered into another flight which was not my preferred flight.”
•Mnister of State for FCT, Olajumoke Akinjide: “We can use it to show that we value every life and that we can transform Nigeria, especially the aviation. There should be no cover up. Ensure thorough job. Ensure all airlines, domestic and international, passenger and cargo, should be covered. International aviation experts should be included in the investigation.
•Minister of State Agric Bukar Tijani: “It’s a period of reflection. Our destinies are not in our palms. God decides when and how we return.”
*Minister of Women Affairs Hajia Zainab Maina said: “I have phobia for aircraft. I am always tensed when I enter aircraft. It is a national tragedy. We have been praying but we need to intensify our prayers. So many things have happened.”
•Minister of Niger Delta Godsday Orubebe : “75 per cent of plane crashes worldwide is attributed to human error and further to finance. A lot of money needed for equipment, capacity building etc. We need to create a framework to make funds available to the sector. It is another wake up call.”
•Minister of State (Trade and Investment) Dr. Samuel Orthum: It was a trial and setback. “Do not be distracted. It is important that we draw closer to God at this time. Nobody has its destiny on its hand. He qouted 2 Chronicles 7.14, saying we need healing and God can do that for us.”
•Minister of State for Education Wike: “I see the mood of people who are in pain and sorrow. Most trying period of this administration. It occurred at a time the transformation agenda is on course. Nigerians should be patient and await the outcome of the steps taken so far.”
•Minister of Communication Technology Mobola Johnson decried the insentive manner the use of communication gadgets were deployed. “A few hours after the incident, causes were speculated. A victim’s wife got to know about the crash through BB used to spread manifest. Nigerians should be responsible as we use the technology.”
•Minister of Labour and Productivity Emeka Wogu: “It is shocking and unbelievable; it is a total calamity. Children orphaned, family wiped out. I commend Nigerians who started rescue operations before agencies of government arrived. People found culpable should be dealt with. People should exercise duty of care.”
•Minister of State (Niger Delta) Zainab Ibrahim Kuchi: “Destiny can’t be changed. Prayers are necessary. We need to give the necessary support to the Aviation Minister to put an end to the incessant tragedy. Build more capacity in rescue work.”
•Minister of National Planning Shamsudeen Usman: “Investigate properly and take appropriate steps. We need to take certain steps ourselves. We can’t just say it is predestined. Issue of corporate governance and ethics of work of Indians have gotten to their country and they are also concerned. Nigeria is not being villified on this.”
•Minister of Education Prof. Rukiyyah Rufa’i said her Ministry lost six persons including the husband of the Mjnister of State 1 on Foreign Affairs, who were on national assignment. Those culpable should be punished to serve as a detterant to others, she said.
Vice President Namadi Sambo said the reports by the presidential committee would help in sanitising the industry. He prayed for the repose of the souls of the departed and fortitude for their love ones to bear the losses.
http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/49385-a-sober-fec-meeting.html Trusted hands in the act of stealing and looting[color=#000099][/color] |
| Travel › Re: Dana Airplane Crashed At Iju-Agbado, Ayinla Bus-Stop by kasperone8: 6:09pm On Jun 03, 2012 |
bennyraz: My cousin entered dis dana air last month frm abuja to lagos and he complained bitterly. He said d lady dat sat next to him kept on pleading d blood of jesus all through and most passengers were praying all sort of prayers. He said he was fed up and he gave it up that he was going to die last month by plane crash. He said in mid air, d plane wud shake vigorously and attimes it wud look asceive it's going down and it will come up again.. He said it was always jerking.. Kai. RIP to the passengers on board amd God punish the airlines that risk our lives everyday. Bros eeee,I fly dana regularly and from my experience,most of the flights are ok.That a plane shakes vigorously could be a result of turbulence. |
| Politics › Re: Why Would ACN Spit On Mko's Name With Paid "Student Demonstration's" by kasperone8: 12:13am On Jun 02, 2012 |
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| Politics › Re: So They Never Really Loved MKO by kasperone8: 2:09pm On May 30, 2012 |
PapaBrowne: If you can show me anywhere I used the word Yoruba in my post,then you can fault me. I wrote South Westerners and in my humble opinion that represents geographical residents of the South Western Region. Be they Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba et al. In the crowd of UNILAG students, there are different tribes and ethnicities. I give more credence to geographical descriptions than ethnic or tribal affiliations. My take is ethnicity and tribe should be described in historical and cultural contexts.
The article below motivated my post. Hmmmm papabrowne,when did South westerners start having the same meaning as residents of the south western region? |
| Travel › Re: Ogun State To Construct Air-conditioned Pedestrian Bridge. by kasperone8: 11:57am On May 30, 2012 |
Gbawe: Usually, some pedestrian bridges are totally enclosed for safety reasons especially when they link malls and or buildings. If the design decision is that an enclosed footbridge works best, then it must be cooled also. I am not saying I support this but we should not condemn it routinely either without knowledge of the entire scope of the project.
Enclosed airconditioned footbridges , such as that seen below, are common and can be a design/architechural neccessity in relation to what will be linked. We just don't know enough to be entirely negative.
[img]http://imagesus.holiday-rentals.co.uk/mda01/01f4467b01e447775fc56e88e849783f1911576e[/img] |
| Education › Re: Renaming Of UNILAG A Surprise - Acting V.C Bello by kasperone8: 11:29am On May 30, 2012 |
lbotus: ^^^ i thought i had sand in my eyes. first fed university indeed!!  First Federal University established by an act of parliament he meant.Not that it is older than UI and OAU |
| Science/Technology › Re: OIAS - Open Innovation Africa Summit 2012 by kasperone8: 11:58am On May 28, 2012 |
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| Politics › Re: Nigeria To Borrow 7.9 Billion Dollars. Okonjo-Iweala Approves. by kasperone8: 7:41am On May 18, 2012 |
owobokiri: Borrowing is not a taboo. What we should be mindfull of is how the borrowed sum is spent. Every developing country borrows to fund projects essential for the rapid development of the state. .Problem with Iweala and Nigeria is that we know what will happen to these borrowed sum. Iweala is a vintage coward! An establishment candidate. She always prefer policy alternatives that forces ordinary Nigerians to bear the cost and pains of government corruption. So she borrows again and again, mortgaging the future of the country although she is well aware that most of these funds will be looted. She supports fuel price hikes even if the accruing reveneu will be used to bribe senators and governors whom she will NEVER challenge strongly over their corrupt ways. The woman is totally disconnected from the ordinary Nigerian! A textbook finance minister. Well said!I couldn't have put it any better! |
| Education › Re: Uk Visa And Waec Certificate Mistake by kasperone8: 3:45pm On May 12, 2012 |
kunlewoye: NAIRALANDERS
I applied to some UK schools and have been give Conditional offer letters to study Petroleum and Gas Engineering(MSc) at Salford Uni, Subsea Engineering at Strathclyde and Cranfield Unis (Most other Unis in the UK don't take 2:2 for related courses).
The issues I need advice on are these:
-My passport expires next january and I need to apply for a Tier4 visa now. Can I use the passport even though it expires soon or should I go for another passport?
- The year of birth on my WAEC certificate is 1985 instead of 1986, everything else is correct. I had been using my statement of result since 2001 and just went to my school in Osun state from Abuja for my cert last week when I got to know this. I was at the WAEC office here in Abuja two days after ago I got back but I was verbally referred to the Ibadan zonal office (I was told my school was grouped under that zone). I read on some other threads on here that it takes a minimum of 3months and max of 6months to have another one issued by WAEC.
I surfed the Internet and got the supposed phone numbers of the Ibadan office but realized they were now defunct, so I set out to go there. I was at the Ibadan zonal office yesterday morning only to not be allowed in because nobody would see me until May 21- SSCE exam was going on and all the officials were now busy at the various exam centers! I was not even allowed in (TWATS, THE LOT OF THEM)!!
The problem is I want to make sure all the things presented to the school for admission would be the exact same things presented to the UK embassy officials. To receive my UNconditional offer letter, the WAEC result should be one of the documents to present (to show I have C6 or above in English Language).
PLEASE WAITING FOR WAEC TO ISSUE ANOTHER RESULT IS NO MORE AN OPTION(EXCEPT IT'S POSSIBLE TO HAVE ANOTHER ISSUE IN A MONTH'S TIME MAXIMUM)
WOULD AN AFFIDAVIT ALONE ADDRESS THIS ISSUE OR MUST I HAVE ANOTHER LETTER FROM WAEC TO ACKNOWLEDGE THEY KNOW ABOUT THE ISSUE AND ARE WORKING TO RESOLVE IT?
HAS ANYONE HERE EVER APPLIED FOR A UK VISA USING A QUESTIONABLE WAEC CERT BACKED UP WITH AN AFFIDAVIT/LETTER FROM WAEC OFFICE AND GOTTEN THE VISA?
WHAT SHOULD I DO? WHAT WOULD STAND ME IN GOOD STEAD?? It's fine for you to apply with your passport if it expires next January,you can always get another one at the Nigerian High Commission in the UK. With regards to your certificate,I would suggest you use a notification of result if you have one.Don't send any document that will contradict what you have on your passport.As you will be probably aware,the uni will issue you a CAS and a copy of that CAS is usually sent to the UK border agency. However,should you want to insist on using the WAEC certificate,I would suggest you include an affidavit,a letter from a notary public,a letter from your parents (Attesting to your correct date of birth) and your birth certificate in your visa application. |
| Education › Re: I Need Help On What Course To Do For My Masters by kasperone8: 3:12pm On May 12, 2012 |
swisstaker: hello NLers,pls i need ur candid advice on wat course i should do for my masters program and which skool to do it.i just finished my B.Sc program this yr with a 3.21 Cgpa in chemical engr.also wat other qualification do i need to aquire,i.e computer programs(e.g java,ccna,etc) to polish my certificate Go to the section for process engineers,you will be able to get sufficient guided responses there.By the way,what are your plans?Are you interested in industry or graduate studies?That being said,being proficient in programming and use of process simulation tools is a must these days. |
| Politics › Re: What Has Jonathan's Administration Achieved In One Year? by kasperone8: 7:38pm On May 09, 2012 |
LeoMax: 1. HE HAS TAKEN POLICEMEN OFF THE ROADS
2. HE HAS EXPOSED THE CABAL OF SUBSIDY
3. HE HAS SILENCED THE ABOKI "BORN TO RULE" DICTUM
4. HE HAS AMPUTATED OBJ FROM MAINSTREAM POLITICS
5. HE HAS PUSHED IBB TO DUSTBIN
6. HE HAS GIVEN POWERS TO STATES TO GENERATE ELECTRICITY
7. HE HAS BOOSTED NIGERIA'S IMAGE IN COMMITTEE OF NATIONS
8. HE HAS PROVEN THAT MINORITY CAN HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO RULE
9. HE HAS (MORE TO COME) Sir,I would have thought that his achievements should be listed vis a vis his campaign promises.I don't remember GEJ telling us he will do those things you listed above. |
| Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal: Jonathan & Back-Stabbing Governors by kasperone8: 1:59pm On May 08, 2012 |
kurus: AND MOST OF YOU INSULTING THE PRESIDENT WILL CLAIM TO BE EDUCATED FOLKS? "RETARDEEN, WORM, DUMBFUCK, ..." ALL MANNER OF INSULTIVE WORDS TO DESCRIBE THE PRESIDENT OF YOUR NATION! AND YOU EXPECT EXTERNAL PARTIES TO RESPECT YOUR COUNTRY?
HOW MANY OF YOU WERE OLD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER WHAT THE PRICE OF TELEPHONE CALLS WHERE BEFORE GSM AND WHAT IT WAS INCREASED TO BEFORE GSM PHONES STARTED SELLING?
BEFORE THE GSM REVOLUTION, PHONE CALLS WERE PRICED AT N10/MIN BY NITEL(THE PHONE NETWORK SERVICE WAS AS BAD AS NEPA IS TODAY). OBJ GOVT INCREASED IT TO N50/MIN(500% UPWARD REVIEW) AND THEN THE GSM REVOLUTION STARTED. PEOPLE COMPLAINED AND SCREAMED BACK THEN. WHO IS COMPLAINING TODAY?
TRULY, THERE ARE EITHER TOO MANY YOUNG PEOPLE ON THIS FORUM OR TOO MANY PEOPLE WHO LACK WISDOM AND WHO CANNOT LOOK BACK, BEFORE THEY LOOK FORWARD.
TIME WILL ALWAYS TELL IN ALL THINGS. So people should call him a genius for acting foolishly right?If anything I think you that is being subjective here and for the records,people never complained when GSM came into Nigeria. |
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| Politics › Re: Funny Cartoon: Why Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Was Not Picked By The World Bank by kasperone8: 3:48am On Apr 18, 2012 |
It beats me when people say the Korean-American dude is not qualified.The world bank is neither an investment nor commercial bank,it was set up for the purposes of development,it doesn't matter if NOI is an economic egg head.Whoever is appointed to be the world bank has to be someone who has a track record of initiating and spearheading development activities(That Jim Jong Kim has a lot of).For those singing the tune of international foul play,Robert Zoelick(The outgoing president) is not an economist,he's a Lawyer,Christine Lagarde(Current MD of the IMF) is also Lawyer. |
| Education › Re: Seun! Mods! Nlders, Pls Help So I Dont Get Rusticated! by kasperone8: 2:42pm On Mar 07, 2012 |
Have u tried talking to the Dean of student affairs or even the Dean of your faculty?You could try doing that if your HOD isn't helping |
| Politics › Re: Explosive! Deprivation & Derivation Principles: Why The North Is Poor (i) by kasperone8: 2:23am On Feb 28, 2012 |
Even though we will still disagree tomorrow buh this is a nice write up beaf.Welldone! |
| Education › Re: Unijos Makes Breakthrough In Malaria Research by kasperone8: 10:25am On Feb 23, 2012 |
Nice one unijos. |
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| Romance › Re: 22years Got Married To 68 Yo Lady Today by kasperone8: 1:28pm On Feb 18, 2012 |
Nawao.Of all the oyinbo women wey dey.Na trans sexual the boy see marry.Smh |
| Politics › Re: Is Oshiomole Bankrupting Edo State? by kasperone8: 6:15pm On Feb 15, 2012 |
ranlaen:
Majority in Nigeria are known for been wrong just look at GEJ 
Nigerians vote by tribal lines and religion.
Its called clueless masses. May your days be long jare. |
| Politics › Re: I Can't Believe This! Trains In Ibadan![with Pictures] by kasperone8: 11:13am On Feb 15, 2012 |
marvix:
People complaining that this is not bullet trains and all that should please take a back seat, if these trains had been workin since the 80s wont we all be clamouring for a change would it not have been obvious that they need a change, a journey of a million miles even if u will be flying by a plane you must begin with a step outside your room, is it not obvious that the govt has not even publicised it that trains are working its just an average Nigerian who sees this and is impressed has put it online for us to atleast know that its not only Boko Haram that is working, the Minister of power has promised that additional 6000MW would definitely beadded before the year end, are u also aware that the naira has been firming to the dollar due to the investigation into the fuel subsidy payments and the cleaning up going on in the petroleum sector, are u aware that the PH airport is undergoing a rehabilitation, the PH refineries are already been repaired, for all critics you will continue complaining until everyone leaves u and say, Abegiiiii if to say Obasanjo do all this one since na here we for still dey, I would like to see a serious opposition in 2015 to unseat the PDP and Jonathan but it should not be because Jonathan failed in delivery but because we can deliver something better, #20millionyouth42015 You seem to be getting the issues wrong here,it's not about promising and talking,it's about seeing and feeling the positive effects of those promises.If only gej will fulfil his campaign promises,he will forever remain a hero in the minds of nigerians |
| Politics › Re: Federal Civil Servants Have Not Been Paid Their January,2012 Salary.why? by kasperone8: 7:08pm On Feb 12, 2012 |
dmainboss:
Its important that we screen every post on NL before we swallow it hook line and sinker and start spewing the GEJ hate crap. @op all FG workers are not necessarily paid the same time, so don't generalise. 2. GEJ does not pay salaries, he only comes in if there is a crisis and it is relayed to him. So the labour unions will ve to bring it to his attention. So please let's know if its ur agency or a particular ministry. |Chief,please don't come here and start spewing nonsense,the poster stated clearly that he's an FG employee,what more do u want?U want his offer letter or contract to believe abi?Meanwhile,beaf can do a good job of gej's image making by giving IOU to FG employees on NL Enjoy the FRESH AIR people |
| Politics › Re: 5,000 Police Officers Deployed To Sokoto Ahead Of GEJ's Visit To Flag-off Campa by kasperone8: 11:24am On Feb 09, 2012 |
Madness in high places.Mschewwww!!!! |
| Business › Re: CBN To Reserve Bank Management & Board Seats For Women by kasperone8: 4:35pm On Feb 08, 2012 |
Blackteeth:
Am against women empowerment via placements in high positions because it doesn't help to distribute wealth among the population. Wealthy women stay single or still marry wealthy men and depend on them therefore accumulating wealth for themselves. But if you give a man that position he can marry a poor jobless lady and pull her out of poverty. But this is not the case with a wealthy woman in that position.
Women should simply be in the kitchen pounding fufu and changing the baby's nappies at home. Blackteeth,u are so on point .Those wealthy women usually die single or marry very rich men too |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye Declares ‘war’ On Boko Haram by kasperone8: 11:01am On Feb 05, 2012 |
musKeeto:
Christian Alamjiri Network (CAN)
The more they FAST, the more the country SLOWS
Bunch of SPIRIT LED yet BRAIN DEAD folks,
"remember I’ve asked God for a special 70th birthday present of 70,000 children, join in prayer that God[i] would release those that are still hanging in the air this month."[/i]
Wtf,
Right on point
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My dear 'man of God', you annointed the 'gate' that's holding Nigeria captive, don't pray against boko Haram, pray against 'aso rock', musKeeto:
Christian Alamjiri Network (CAN)
The more they FAST, the more the country SLOWS
Bunch of SPIRIT LED yet BRAIN DEAD folks,
[b]"remember I’ve asked God for a special 70th birthday present of 70,000 children, join in prayer that God[i] would release those that are still hanging in the air this month."[/i]
Wtf,
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My dear 'man of God', you annointed the 'gate' that's holding Nigeria captive, don't pray against boko Haram, pray against 'aso rock', |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Giving My Firstfruit This Sunday - So Exciting! by kasperone8: 10:53am On Feb 04, 2012 |
OmoPastor:
am signing my check for my firstfruit this sunday and am very excited about it already.
have been doing this for the past 5 yrs and have never regretted it and have never suffered after doing it.
it may appear difficult but its worth it and you cannot out-give God anyway!
my year is secured financially and monies are locating me by free course unhindered, glory to God! If you are really interested in giving,you better go to SOS children's village in isolo rather than giving money to your already rich pastor and his family |
