Travel › Re: 5 Things Nigerian Men Should Not Wear While Travelling by khadaffi(m): 10:10pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
Whoever wrote this trash is an Idiot |
Politics › Re: UPDATE: Under My Administration, GRATIFICATION Now CORRUPTION - Buhari by khadaffi(m): 10:03pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
GODKID98: I do not think that this particular law can be effectively enforced in Nigeria.
Especially now that 'enforcees' are quick to grease the 'enforcers'' greedy palms That's why I've maintained on various forums that if Nigeria wants to fight corruption, only the receiver of the bribe should be punished. This will make those that gave bribe come out openly to speak out since we know most of the time it is the "police(receiver) that asks for the bribe, while the giver gives for fear of his life and property". Secondly whistle blowing system should be encouraged and whistle blowers should be protected by law. In Nigeria whistle blowers are persecuted. I'm sure the officers that exposed Buratai have been dealt with as promised by the government. |
Politics › Re: Who Led The 1967 Counter Coup? by khadaffi(m): 9:38pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
By 1997 Murtala Mohammed was already dead so what are you talking about? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: EFCC Ignores Federal Character In Staff Recruitment - The Authority by khadaffi(m): 3:15pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
Godgay: how will it affect the common man on the street,make I cum go kill myseft for EFFC mata What!? I can't believe I read this. This will have effect on everybody, even the common man on the street. The unfortunate scenario is that the effect would be a negative one to the southerners. The only thing is that it will take time for you to realise this. Do you know what it took Obasanjo to correct this error. Even after he corrected it, he quickly created the FCC and made it law in order to avoid future re-occurrence. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: EFCC Ignores Federal Character In Staff Recruitment - The Authority by khadaffi(m): 2:58pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
pilotab55: Theory of 97% to 5% is at work. Bro this is not theory o. This is live. You dey see am live, u still dey call am theory. This is practical. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-power: Presidency Employs 200,000, To Start Payment Soon by khadaffi(m): 10:31pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
Mexyz: At least we ought to have one or two persons from Nairaland that got in... any testimony abi this one na scam also? Please just forget about looking for someone from Nairaland to confirm else you will soon see a zombie claiming he was selected. By now I would have thought that any sane person should have known this scheme is a fraud just like the ict for change they introduced earlier before Npower. |
Phones › Re: 4 Items Our Mobile Phones Replaced That Perhaps They Shouldn't Have by khadaffi(m): 9:13am On Nov 03, 2016 |
Sexytemi: Nice one, but I believe there's nothing wrong in phones replacing radio and alarm, you can't always go about carrying a radio with you(for the leggedize Benz people), but with your smart phones you can walk about while listening your fav radio stations. And just with your phone by your bedside and alarm set, you'd wake up on time o, and no need to get a digital alarm for that.
Even for reading, I think I prefer eBook to paper book, due to the fact that on a paper book, I'd have to start opening d pages one after the other(and most time the page might be stuck together), and I'd also have to fold a piece of the last page I read last to know where I stopped, but with your phone eBook. just scroll through the pages, and you don't need to mark where you stopped for its there waiting o...
And don't we all just love taking pictures with our phones, no need to go to a photo studio to take pictures, and op not everyone is rich enough to get a digital camera.
I believe phones having all these is the best and its saves both time and money just having them. Please in case no one has told you: Reading ebooks is very bad for your eye sight. If we are talking about 5,6 or 10 pages, fine. But when you are talking of reading a 600 or 1000 pages books and you are doing it electronically, you are damaging your eyesight. I'm currently suffering from the side effect of this. I can't even advise my enemy to do such. I was warned then but I don't just know how it degenerated although I took the advice serious. If you have the means always print out what you are to read in hard copy. |
Car Talk › Re: The Toyota Land Cruiser That Is Faster Than A Lamborghini by khadaffi(m): 5:09pm On Nov 02, 2016 |
The body of this car does not look like one that can handle that speed. |
Politics › Re: N400bn Fraud: Fayemi Replies Ekiti Assembly: "Allegations Are Mere Fabrication" by khadaffi(m): 8:18pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
400 billion!!!
And Jesus wept. |
Car Talk › Re: 9 Throwback Cars You Old People Will Remember by khadaffi(m): 4:53pm On Oct 27, 2016 |
These cars are not old |
Politics › Re: Ekiti Assembly Drags Fayemi To EFCC Over N40bn by khadaffi(m): 4:36pm On Oct 27, 2016 |
Keballl: LOL gbege don set for Magu. If only the PDP won Lagos. Fashola Nyash for don open Tay Tay! Even Tinubu would have been in deep sh!t by now. |
Christianity Etc › Re: I Crashed ‘flying’ From Benin To UK, Says Man Found In Sapele River. by khadaffi(m): 9:49am On Oct 27, 2016 |
july66: It is not a psychiatric case. This is witchcraft. They are behind the reasons why many of us struggle through life. May all the ones in my family crashland like him . Educate yourself on mental health before talking trash. Here is a starting point www.mentalhealth.org.uk/a-to-z People like you are why we are backward in Nigeria. Someone said he flew there with a banana leaf and without you seeing it you believed it 100% passing judgment that he is a witch. I just hope you are not also having a form of mental disorder. |
Christianity Etc › Re: I Crashed ‘flying’ From Benin To UK, Says Man Found In Sapele River. by khadaffi(m): 7:14am On Oct 27, 2016 |
If there is recession in Nigeria, is there recession in the spiritual realm? This man is sick. I think he should be taken to the psychiatric for mental evaluation. |
Politics › Re: Top 3 Things I Will Fix Before Leaving Office - Buhari by khadaffi(m): 6:32am On Oct 26, 2016*. Modified: 6:47am On Oct 26, 2016 |
Zombies will soon believe those crap. Nobody can fix these things with the current structure of Nigeria and the way the country is run.
1. Accountability stems from responsibility. This is being responsible for your actions and inaction. Were it not for Rochas, this administration was still refusing to take responsibility for leading the country to recession. So much for an accountable government.
2. Niger Delta problem can not be solve by calling them 5% and fighting them from all corners. The only administration that was close to solving the ND crises had to solve it with the people actively involved. The real solution to their problem is resource control and I don't see any government giving them that.
3. Electricity?? Please don't make me laugh
By december, the APC will tell anyone who reminds them of any of these to provide a video evidence when the president said such thing |
Politics › Re: Police Recover 19 Cars From Arase by khadaffi(m): 9:12am On Oct 24, 2016 |
Anyone that believes this news is a dunce. Was this not the same IG that accused Arase of stealing some cars before it was later found that the cars were under repairs in the workshop. This IG has proved that he hates Arase. HATRED makes one loose his/her senses. IG Idris is M.A.D. If I may ask where are the recovered vehicles presently so that journalist can verify it was recovered from Arase. |
Politics › Re: What Is Working For Ambode? by khadaffi(m): 9:10am On Oct 23, 2016*. Modified: 9:44am On Oct 23, 2016 |
Appswheel: You may be correct in your submission. That should not stop us from giving credit to his style on Governance thus far. Mind you, its not about visible projects, its more about style of Governance. Visiting project sites unannounced, regular retreats and town hall meetings, ensuring reasonable quality of executed project... these is more than just expending monies my brother. Lets give credits to him and let him know that we are watching and following..... All those other stuff you mentioned: visiting project sites, town hall bla bla bla are also performed by the so called governors that have been voted out by their people as failures. What I'm saying is that the difference between lagos administrators and other states is the money available to execute world class project. Now don't get me wrong, you are free to praise any administrator you like but I still maintain that with the available resources that lagos has compared to work been done by government, I rate them poor. That is not to say lagos is not better than other states but using the executed project as a yardstick in comparing the individual governors to me is wrong. |
Politics › Re: How State Governments Can End The Herdsmen Menace For Good! by khadaffi(m): 8:53am On Oct 23, 2016 |
GBTYO: Nonsense rubbish
The Hisbah and Sharia courts in your useless sharia enclaves were established and funded by whom? Is it the FG and Police that are enforcing sharia nonsense in your backward north? Too much of hatred makes one loose his/her senses. How is what you wrote related to what you quoted me saying? And what gives you the impression I'm from the north?  |
Politics › Re: How State Governments Can End The Herdsmen Menace For Good! by khadaffi(m): 4:40am On Oct 23, 2016 |
obongitiad: 4. Ban nomadic herding and cattle transportation in the entire State. . You can't place a ban without creating an agency to enforce the ban. If we use Ekiti as an example, when Fayose placed a ban on them, the Nigeria police refused to enforce the ban hence the governor had to create an agency to enforce the ban. I don't see local governments having the capacity to create such agencies except they have to give it to thugs like they always do. I even know of some local government that already placed the ban and the order is not obeyed. |
Politics › Re: What Is Working For Ambode? by khadaffi(m): 4:26am On Oct 23, 2016 |
mrvitalis: The truth is this.. . If our fedral budget was atleast $150bn.. Even a fool will perform. .. Investing 10bn dollars in basic infrastructure and eating the rest will change Nigeria
That's what i want governments to pursue.. revenue generation. ..
Am sure taxing churches and agriculture can give us over 10 trillion naira per year. .. Trust me i have done the research
Ambode just has money to spend that's all The bolded is what many uninformed people don't know. They talk as if these men are spending their money repairing the state. Since I've been in Lagos even in the military era, lagos administrators have always been praised because they performed visible project. That is not to say they are not thieves. |
Celebrities › Re: CDQ Curses Instablog9ja For Calling Him An Upcoming Rapper [Photo] by khadaffi(m): 8:14pm On Oct 22, 2016 |
TheManfromKenya: like it or not, u are still upcoming..
Even davido is an upcoming artiste In the Us..
Instead to clarify that he is now known, he is cursing..
Nigerian artistes and fake life.. Who know the guy? If not for this thread, I don't even know if someone like that exists. |
Forum Games › Re: Come In And Tell Us Which One Will Full First by khadaffi(m): 10:38pm On Oct 21, 2016 |
Tank 3 will be first, followed by two then one. Water will not enter tank 4 because of gravity and the configuration of the pipe from 3. |
Politics › Re: Really Reasons Ambode Sacked Commissioners by khadaffi(m): 9:41pm On Oct 20, 2016 |
Keneking: But has Ambode picked his call Lol
Meanwhile Op put source for the news beg |
Culture › Re: 3 Wives Of Oba Of Benin, Eheneden Erediauwa (Photos) by khadaffi(m): 5:50pm On Oct 20, 2016 |
Barney11: that is good. but why didn't the man marry from his age group(if na Muslim now, yawa for don gas here) why did they cover their nose, is benin people smelling? They cover their mouth not their nose. They are not suppose to be seen talking in public. But this law is outdated. They are only doing this because today is the coronation. After today you will definitely see the oba addressing the public although he will still be with the white handkerchief. |
Politics › Re: The Stupidity Of Celebrating The Chibok Girls Release by khadaffi(m): 5:19pm On Oct 18, 2016 |
I've rarely even talked on this chibok issue. I just watch and observe. Sometimes I wonder if we Nigerians decide on purpose to behave like fools just to achieve a purpose. Personally I think there were no chibok girls kidnapped in the first place. Yes girls were released but these are just probably girls kidnapped in the past by Boko haram. How can girls who they claim are preparing to write WAEC not be able to speak english. I've stayed with these northern guys for quite some years at Idi-araba lagos and from my observation, most of them that schooled in the north could speak good english, even Buhari himself could speak english when he was at their level of education. While I was in the NYSC camp, I never saw a northerner who did not understand or speak english. Yes they could have the northern intonation but they spoke english. I'm now wondering at what point in time the education degenerated to a level where SS3 student cannot express themselves in english. |
Politics › Re: "Obasanjo Was Wrong About Chibok Girls" - Falana, Odumakin by khadaffi(m): 10:40am On Oct 14, 2016 |
Guyman02: If I recall correctly Obasanjo said that ''ALL the girls MAY never be found''. Falana is misquoting OBJ, what OBJ meant is that if they are 200 girls we may never find the 200 complete, we may find 199 or 21 or 50 of them.
Over sabi dey worry Falana and I too know (ITK) is bad even for a SAN You dey mind Falana. 270 girls were missing. 50 have been returned/rescued. 21 recently returned. Making a total of 71. I hope my calculation is wrong cause almost 200 girls are still unaccounted for. As a country I don't think this is worth even celebrating |
Politics › Re: Which Ethnic Group Is The 4th Largest In Nigeria? by khadaffi(m): 9:07pm On Oct 09, 2016 |
Bekwarra: Right from primary school when we were small children we've been taught and it has become a part of our subconscious that there are 3 major ethnic groups in Nigeria- Hausa-Fulani, Igbo and Yoruba. This is a common knowledge among most Nigerians young or old. These 3 ethnic groups are spread across more than one region for example Hausa-Fulani can be found in the Northeast, Northwest and the North-central, the Igbos can be found in the Southeast and South-south while the Yorubas can be found in the Southwest, South-south and the North-central. However apart from these 3 major ethnic groups, there are over 200 other ethnic groups in Nigeria. Some in their millions while some others are just a few thousands. One knowledge that has always seem elusive is that of the 4th largest ethnic group in the country. Consequently, my academic readings online and in hard copies as well as news items have thrust before me the possibility of 4 candidates; Ijaw, Urhobo, Tiv and Itsekiri. I don't really know the population strength of these ethnic groups because different media and academic reports have mentioned them as being the 4th largest ethnic group in Nigeria. This is the major reason for bringing this question here to gain more knowledge. Which ethnic group is the 4th largest in Nigeria. Go back and study the history of Nigeria properly. This time without missing any detail. You will find the fourth largest ethnic group |
Politics › Re: SSS Releases Justice Ngwuta by khadaffi(m): 11:04am On Oct 09, 2016 |
NigerDeltan:
 Even if Buhari is an illiterate as we al know
Is Osibanjo not a Professor of Law?
What about Fashola?
Even Lai Mohammed
God will not come down to help us in this country, let us help ourselves before its too late, it might be your turn tomorrow. Bro, don't pretend you don't know these guys are figure head. He already called most of them noisemakers |
Politics › Re: Chidi Odinkalu Mocks DSS Raid On Judges – In 5 Tweets by khadaffi(m): 10:57am On Oct 09, 2016 |
olaric: He who comes to equity must come with clean hands; even Buhari can't claim his hands are clean. Is it not the same man who told the entire world he had to borrow 29 Million Naira from Union Bank that contested and won an election having being sponsored by crooks like....? The judges have done something 'wrong,' but due process must be followed. Today is the turn of the judges, tomorrow could be yours--so let's stop supporting Buhari's bad attitude towards rule of law. The highlighted part is what disturbs me when I see people praising the nonsense crime committed by buhari. Today he is president, tomorrow he will not be there. What happens if another. President tomorrow uses this same attitude on him or his family members. |
Politics › Re: Understanding The Implications Of Commando Operations On Serving Judges by khadaffi(m): 7:46am On Oct 09, 2016 |
patriotic9jaboy: [s][/s]
All you can do is wail. Buhari can arrest anyone he wants so far they are involved in corruption. Democracy gives corrupt people an escape route all in the name of human rights. We need a benevolent dictator to clean the rot in nigeria and buhari is doing a perfect job. If you dont mind the way you critize this government, you will be visited by the Dss in the middle of the night and whisked away to abuja. It so sad the level we have degenerated to in this country. An arm of government is being threatened and you come online to talk about wailing and zombie. The thing here is just pure intimidation from the executive and the action will not stand. This is clearly a presidential order because ordinarily the DSS wouldn't have done it on their own. Anyone supporting the president in this action does not actually wish him well. Its not news that since Buhari started the corruption fight, he has always complained about the judiciary. |
Politics › Re: thread closed by khadaffi(m): 8:59pm On Oct 08, 2016 |
Kids everywhere |
Politics › Re: DSS Arrests 2 Supreme Court Judges & 5 Other judges by khadaffi(m): 12:47pm On Oct 08, 2016 |
I hope vanguard reporting is balanced on this issue. |
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