Intj:

Oga, when they say national grid collapse it does not mean the physical structure breakdown, national grid Collapse is usually as result of fluctuations in the transmission frequency which is caused by either over load or under load

mancanoe:
Oh great Mr Biggs the very place I hosted my girlfriend who later became my wife and mother of our 3 children the very first day we met
The oyibos (whites) who ran Mr Biggs of then UAC for many decades left it on a very healthy state in the hands of (Yoruba) Management.... But due to lazy business management attitudes the new major share Holder's of whom are majority Yoruba's started selling franchise to whoever that comes with money, even almost every fuel station had one in their outlets those days.... As a result of this different practices were introduced which where against the initial standard set by the whites oyibos
Example... You must not sell a left over product to a customer... Infact the story is too long let me go to work joooo. (Summary is YORUBA MANAGEMENT KILLED MR BIGGS.)

Kajaard:
I know the Lagos Indian Language School at Ilupeju where Indians send their kids. There is a reason it is called INDIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL and not Indian School because the kids are taught in Indian language.

I hope you know the school was created to cater to the needs of the kids of the Indian community at Ilupeju? I hope you know the language of instruction there is not in English language?

Too much sense.
Social media makes everyone a critic of things they don't even understand.
Why must you attend an Indian school when there are tens of private schools in that same Ilupeju and environs.
If they give you bill now,you will scream.
There are Jewish schools in London and New Yoek.
Stay in your lane people and stop allowing social media deceive you.

They created that school to imbibe the Indian culture in their kids that were born here and lived all their lives here so they still have that touch with their home base: INDIA

It's not everything we should complain about and run to social media without doing any credible research. All this because data is so cheap these days, smh

IbeOkehie:


I know oil & gas engineers paid in dollars who have migrated away from Nigeria.

I know high level officers of foreign oil & gas companies who reached retirement age on their job...at director level...and chose to live out their retirement in UK and USA.

If you add regular workers in the industry who were making a comfortable naira salary the number is huge. I know one person in this class that SHOCKED me recently by leaving Nigeria.

Nigeria is not a nice place to live. Nigerian culture is just bad.

The infrastructure is sub-par.

The weather is hot and humid.

Mass poverty has made the populace generally ignorant, nasty, desperate and cruel. Most Nigerians only see other people as targets for fraud, nothing else.

Positives for a rich dollar earner are cheap and easy sex, availability of cheap servant labour and worship from the mass of poor people who pretend to respect the rich.

Many have weighed the options and made the choice to migrate. Where they don't migrate they send their children abroad. And most ultra high net worth Nigerians you THINK live in Nigeria actually live abroad and commute into Nigeria. This I know for a fact. Europe is a 6 hour flight away, North America 12 hours. Some of these people spend enough time in NY to qualify as residents for tax purposes.

Nigeria is a hostile environment in which only a sadist can be comfortable.

Good Luck to Nigerians.


We will be just fine.
If all the oil and gas people you know and those you don't know leave,we will still be fine.
Too many people are too ignorant to read the history of the countries they have settled in they are just too excited to be abroad.
The Nigerian economy is terrible but things are getting better howbeit slowly.
The traffic is chaotic,but we have more functioning streetlights than any time in our history.
Businesses are struggling we accept,but many businesses are riding on technology to deliver great value and are succeeding.
The houses are overpriced we know, but many more people live in beautiful environments than a few decades ago when GRAS were a thing.
Health care is expensive,but imagine health care without HMOs.
A few years ago,the interior of houses were just hideous,but now at least you can appreciate good furniture placed right with art without the home giving off shrine vibes.
The kitchens in some nigerian homes beat what u would see anywhere in England or the US and they would only get better.
The menu at restaurants was very short two decades ago,but today we are spoilt for choice.
Gradually society is improving,and those behind the improvements are getting wealthy while the remaining want to japa and keep blaming a government that can never be responsive.

ahmedio2017:



Banker my foot, was he the only banker in Nigeria? How was his salary and compare it to his luxury lifestyle

ttoyetade:

We know the secrets of their new school banking. Buying dollar at a cheap rate from CBN and selling it to the Hausas is all they do. They are all behind the door deals . With his ownership of $54m in Access Bank, how much tax did he paid on them. How many factory or business adding value to the economy did he owned. Now out of no where he own a University . All these peope milk our economy dry and get us where we are now. They are economic saboteaurs . It is only in Nigeria you do such things and get away with it.

ttoyetade:


You are one of the typical Nigerian. He founded his own bank after working in another bank for 10years. Where did he get the money to buy another Bank. I worked in a bank for 10years too and all you get in your 8 to 5 daily job is your salary. Is that enough to save up and buy another bank even as a so called Executive Director. Think with your head.

ttoyetade:

Most of the so called money are proceed of corruption and that is why Nigeria is where it is now

Saviola86:
Still doesn't make sense to me why people on boats are given life jackets to swim to shore incase of a mishap but those on helicopters or planes are not given parachutes to ease their landing.

May his soul rest in peace, meanwhile I love the life of vanity he lived... Baba God abeg bless me.

Connected1:

You quickly resulted to insults.

I didn't tell you he was killed but I made you understand that he mustn't be the richest man before he can get killed, we all have enemies which some might want us dead.

But if you think he's too little for any American to kill, then no problem, that's why I said the killer might be from anywhere in the world.

All the same I didn't tell you he was killed, if you sha wan ask about age, you go waka far.

Themanleshey:


This is the blasphemy , I pray you don’t get stoned to death someday for this ur comment .

Fujiyama:


^^^
So...what you are saying in essence is that this is a short term intervention to defend the currency for...3 weeks? 3 months? 12 months?

But are you correct?

We have heard elsewhere that this intervention is being sought to...settle prior fx obligations?

So which is it?

The efficacy of this move cannot carry this economy beyond a few weeks.
I would say 1 month,but for allowance maybe 2 months.
If the only arrow in your quiver is defending the naira,dear ministry of finance,you are screwed because if you miss. Game Over.
Or maybe we should borrow against the future earnings of the Nigerian Ports.

gfelo:
The wages of sin is death