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ok Gina who would u choose between the 2.

1. A handsome, poor man, that treats you nicely? or
2. An Ugly, rich man, that treats you nicely?

Both treat you properly, and they fit in the same criteria except one is rich and ugly and the other is handsome and poor. Your preference please?

wetin?

So now nah beauty dey determine whether the lady is worth it or not .

people always dey get stories. . I also know one of my greatest grandfathers uncles wife who met the uncle in a forum like this, and they fell in love and got married. Isnt that sweet

May God help us O

I hereby rate this thread as the best thread on Nairaland, in terms of relaying facts and figures, and tackling the topic in question objectively. Well Thats how matured people communicate in forums and I hope other Nairalanders could learn from it. "Goodness I need a panadol, too many oyinbo dey fly for this thread."

There is nothing like real love without prescence. Be real man.

So what the hec?

Well depends on what you tell her . "Just Shine your eyes well well"

YEs if thats the only reason she sees, and "claims" the money the guy has is negligible, so to speak. Well lets keep deceiving ourselves on the money issue .

I wont marry a guy because he is rich. Bunch of liers. The first thing they tell their friends is, He is Rich, Handsome, and oh my goodness I think I am in Love.

Let's be real.

Well I am honestly shocked.
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The Federal Government has raised two committees to work out the modality for transforming the National Identity Card scheme from an identification document to a universal access card.


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Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, told State House correspondents on Wednesday, after the Federal Executive Council meeting, that the council decided to upgrade the scheme to enable consumer credit scheme take off.

The first committee, headed by el-Rufai, has as members representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Independent National Electoral Commission, the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Inspector General of Police and the National Health Insurance Scheme.

Others members are the Managing Director of the United Bank of Africa, Mr. Tony Elumelu; the Managing Director of Zenith Bank Plc, Mr. Jim Ovia; and his counterparts at Zinox Technologies Limited, Omatek and Sagem, France. The committee has three weeks to submit its report.

The Special Adviser to the President on Manufacturing and Private Sector, Alhaji Abdulkadir Ahmed, heads the second committee, whose members, among others, are drawn from the ministries of justice, commerce, science and technology, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

El-Rufai said the Federal Government wanted to empower the middle class by introducing long-term credit financing that would broaden the market base.

He said the meeting had identified poor salary base, high interest rate, non-availability of credit rating system, identification and enforcement as factors impeding the operation of a credit economy in the country.

The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mr. Frank Nweke (Jnr.), who coordinated the press briefing told newsmen that only 53 requests for Sat 1 data were made to the National Space Research Development Agency, which he described as too poor in the face of the nation’s huge investment in the satellite project.

The Minister of Science and Technology, Prof. Turner Isoun, was, therefore, directed to inform other ministries and agencies as well as private sector operators on the advantages of the Sat 1 data and their various usefulness.

The PUNCH, Thursday, August 11, 2005

[b]Source:[/b]http://nigeriaworld.com/

All I have to say is Nigerian government is going crazy. How the hec do you want to give a foreign company access to all your citizens data? If that might be the case. But It better not be.

well I have said it . The guy has explored. the only solution is a visit to the Counsellor with her.

Dem !! They don jazz am o. Guys we need to pray for him. Ni Oruko oluwa wa. AMin !! AMIN !! AMIN!!

But the guy has already explored some areas. Are you saying they should break up ?

Goodness, just visit the counsellor. I dont say am. And of course with her

You know the easy way is the way the whiteman dey do am. Infact allows another person to decide for you, saves you a lot of brain energy needed for thinking about better things.

Recommendations:

Please visit your nearest counsellor. "He go solve your problem kpatakpata". Wusha You are in Love

Love sha........

Remedy:
Saying God and Allah are the same is as good as saying Christianity and Islam is the same. I do not think they are the same.

I really believe that this guy doesnt read at all before posting. Before you say anything, not only on this thread. Please read the previous intellectual contributions, and from that digest and reason, and then post. Thank you.

The topic is very simple God and Allah: Are they the same? Why? Please contribute based on what people have already said, what is wrong with it? or add on it? don't just come and say something totally out of space.

No offence intended, just that I really think you should know.

Thank you IAH too. I guess I missed your precise and accurate post.

This is serious O

gina34:
Even the bible said that it is better not to marry than to marry

Now that i must say is very interesting. Hum what chapter? I would love to read.

Someone saved the day . THats why i love Nairaland. Full of intelligent intellectuals, who take their time to research and lay down real facts not just mere opinions based on what they feel like saying, or what they want to understand.

I really appreciate your post HND HOLDER. Keep up the good work.

Remedy:
@KAzey:

My target is to people like you.

Who are people like me? People who believe that implementing the already drafted solutions, that you can find almost everywhere, rather than re-visiting it again? as the primary solution to the problem?

Elaboration would be gladly appreciated.

Well that has been my prayers for a while now. We need more Nigerians to start blogging. But one thing we have to know about blogging is, it has to come from within you, a sort of passion and thats why I started a blog at the first place.

I blog for fun, when I am bored. But it seems recently that part of me is dying. I am beginning to blog for adsense.

To all Nigerians out there, you are welcome to join the bloggers wagon, besides the prize that awaits you. Fame and popularity, if you love it. You can get featured in BBC, if you have the touch .

It doesn't cost a penny, just your cafe time. There are quite some free services that allow you to blog in an easy to use, friendly environment. Example are blogsome , bloggers etc. All that it takes is just a sign up. And the skill you need is the ability to write just a simple sentence and you are good to go.

I am personally not that good, but I guess I am trying my best to see that I improve in that aspect. My Personal Rantings are located at http://www.kayodemuyibi.com . Feel Free to visit, and if possible, comment too .

provoke people like me? Hum getting personal? Man whats up with you?

A forum is a place where either you appreciate people's opinions and support it with yours or dissaprove it with clear facts based on your opinion's or at worst, just ignore it, if you can't debate against it.

And you are in a forum. Please appreciate that fact.

And please do re-read my post carefully and digest it slowly. Your question is answered there. Thank you.

Mr man, i did give a substancial solution. Stop talking, start doing something and that would make a difference. Our talking are just mere "HOPES AND WISHES" and as far as i know, Nigerians be it abroad on in Nigeria, have been doing that for a long time, and its time we start do something about the ideas. Implementation !!

By the way do we have any Nigerian in this forum, that is not knowledgeable about what is going on in Nigeria?

Please raise a motion, and I am sure people like "Remedy" would educate you.

And the rest that are educated on the problems been faced by Nigeria today, how many years have you been complaining about the problems of Nigeria, how many percent of this problems are solved currently?

Please contribute.

A proverb for you to digest "We live by hope but a reed never becomes an Iroko tree by dreaming."

Well we need reasons to get the sites shut down, and I think we dont have any , except for the fact that their blaberrings is damaging Nigerian's reputation

Chai Heart Breakers. I fear UNA O. Just stay away from me, as far as possible.

I would say give us the spendings and savings records and then we could decide on that based on those facts. Not "THEM SAY, THEM SAY"

The problem with Nigeria today, can only be solved if we at least try to stop talking and relying on the government. Try a google search on solutions to Nigerian mess, and you would be impressed by the solutions designed by Nigerians around the world in various form, be it by blogging or articles in their website. We have been talking too much. Don't we think its time to start doing something? Those staying Abroad, take your saved dollars, go back to Nigeria and invest in Nigeria. Create jobs for people without it, and educate the others in that process. Can we all picture how great it would be to see the rich Nigerians abroad taking their money back and investing it in the sector they belong too? and Synergizing under the same umbrella......"DEVELOPING NEW NIGERIA".

Privatisation is the only solution to Nigerians infrastructural problem. And until then, we have to be patient and do what we always do "HOPE".

This is a very interesting topic. I really don't know where to start.

OK firstly comment on posts. heheheh.

joftech:
What is your own suggested solution to this yahoo boyz stigma.

Solutions? Well honestly the issue on the yahoo boyz stigma wouldn't exist in the first place, if the internet cafe owners, have been monitoring their logs. I think Seun once blogged on how a cafe admin got a scammer arrested. Read it and you would get to understand that the Internet cafes can play an important role in combarting such crimes.

obong:
there isn't a solution. government just has to control the bad PR from 419

Whatelse do you need the government to do? We all want the government to provide every single services. Are Nigerians government babies?

I really don't think so.

bijorium:
A bad case of reaping where you did not sow. While I am against conning another man of his hard earned foreign currency, I think that some of these westerners ought to look into their own greed.

Yes you are very right about that, but a lot of Westerners wouldn't agree to that. They claim that, the victims shouldn't exist if Nigerians are honest at the beginning. It doesn't work that way. It is wrong just as you mentioned. You need to check my arguments with the Westerners on Quatloosi (An Internet Forum for combating internet crimes), and you would understand what i mean.

joftech:
If Mr. Prez can at least shut down all those sites that have now make it their point of duty to dent Nigerias image the more it will be a good thing.

Well i would say charity begins at home. Tell all the Nigerian journalists, especially those based abroad to start doing something about their articles in relation to Nigerian problems. They should write articles to promote Nigerian cultures, entertainment and fashion industries etc, Not articles that would add to the damage. Yes Nigerians do have a long way to go, but shouldn't we also do our part? How many Ghanaian journalist have you seen blogging on the bad aspect of Ghana?

[quote author=Deji-J link=topic=1110.msg21485#msg21485 date=1123510018]Regarding the above thread, the only solution to our trading on-line issues is Nigerians trying to build their reputation abroad. By not always trying to use stolen credit card details to shop on-line. Retailers have now wised up, and would not deal with Nigerians.[/quote]I guess you answered your own opinion, but let me add to it. Nigeria has no recordable records in terms of Using Stolen Credit Cards on-line. Infact compared to most Western countries, we do not exist at all. Please Google for more information. Nigerian fraudulent activities are limited to mail scams, and fake payments, using bidpay etc. Not credit cards


Well I think the only solution is to start volunteering in combating the crimes. Most people know the guys involved in such activities, but they think its non of their business. They might be your friends, neighbor's, colleagues. I would encourage educating them on the damages they are likely to cause. And to the cafe owners please "Shine your eyes well well". You do play an important role.

now i am beginning to think, that Some people are racist here. In this present world? Goodness. I taught it was about religion not colour and culture. Please lets stay within the topic.

Please do elaborate on your reasons, just dont say its bad, and that means it is. Please dont end your reasons with just something like "It is dangerous". Expantiate please. That would be greatly appreciated.