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Christianity Etc › Re: Is It Right For A Christian To Open His Business Office On A Sunday Morning? by laudate: 9:49am On Nov 19, 2017
OlujobaSamuel:
there are some business you cant but work on sundays, eg security outfit, livestock farming, transport(not one man bus), etc.
You forgot to add hospitals or clinics....
Autos › Re: SOLD! Reg Mercedes Benz C300 4Matic 2010 Model @2.980m by laudate: 9:12am On Nov 19, 2017
jerflakes:
He asked a simple and valid question that every potential that buyer asks

You're not a car seller, you are a scam!
mammanbawa:
Asking for mileage is now a crime?
All potential buyers are entitled to answers for all their questions to be on the safer side.
Thank you, o! I no know say all of una sef see am! shocked
Politics › Re: Fayose Reacts To Fulani Herdsmen Arrested By Ekiti Anti-grazing Marshall - Pics by laudate: 1:14am On Nov 19, 2017
nduchucks:
Sadly, you are heart filled with anger and hatred despite the fact that you probably do not own a single square yard of farmland. smh
Who told you I don't have a farmland?? shocked Assumption is the mother of all fvck ups. Don't make that mistake, please! sad And there is no hatred or anger, anywhere. This is me being practical and upfront. If you have ever seen the carnage inflicted by Fulani herdsmen on innocent villages and farmlands, you would not be here, trying to sound politically correct.

Like I said before: "The freedom of the Fulani herdsman to graze his cattle, ends where my village boundaries start, or where my farmland and its' crops begin...." angry
Celebrities › Re: Dammy Krane & Small Doctor Copied Me Too, Sir Victor Uwaifo Should Understand by laudate:
peterciouspet:
In an interview with PunchNG Saturday Beats, Jaywon addressed the accusation of intellectual property theft levelled against him and X3M Music singer, Simi. Recently, veteran musician, Sir Victor Uwaifo came out to accuse the two singers of pirating his song without his permission.

In the interview, Jaywon admitted that he got the inspiration for his song through Sir Victor Uwaifo’s hit song, ‘Joromi,’ adding that he made efforts to contact the veteran singer officially but his attempt did not yield a result.

He said, “There is no way I can talk about my hit song, Joromi, without talking about Sir Victor Uwaifo, who we all grew up listening to his music. The whole idea of the song is different from Sir Victor Uwaifo’s but the title reminds anyone of his song. I cannot take away the fact that his song inspired mine. I felt that I should tap into the current beat making rounds in Africa with the song. My song is a love song and I also saw it as an opportunity to promote my artiste, Twist da Fireman, who was also on the song. He added a different sound to the song. I am happy everyone loves the song. I keep working because it is difficult to know the song people would love, so I keep working till I get it right.

“The truth is that I actually wanted to write an official letter to Sir Victor Uwaifo about the issue but when I asked around, I was told that he was not in Lagos. It was just the title and they are not even pronounced the same way. I know what it means to tap into someone’s intellectual property. I would not be that stupid to take someone’s intellectual property without proper authorisation from the owner of the song. A lot of people do it but I cannot do such. The instrument I used in my song sounds nothing like what Sir Victor Uwaifo used in his.”

The singer seized the opportunity to apologise to Sir Victor Uwaifo, whom he said he regarded as a father asking him to understand. He mentioned that there were some artistes who had remixed his work without his permission but he chose to look the other way.

“The truth is that I am sorry if he feels that I used his song without his permission. He is our father and I cannot disrespect him. I would be so silly to think of disrespecting someone like Sir Victor Uwaifo, who has been inspiring us since we were kids. In all the interviews that I had granted, I had given him credit for the song but we are talking about the title of the song and not its content. Small Doctor just released a song titled ‘This Year’, am I going to fight him because of the title of the song? Dammy Krane released a song titled ‘Amin’ which is a different version of my song, ‘This Year; Tim Godfrey released a song titled, ‘This Year’, which is like a proper remix of my song. Dammy Krane and Tim Godfrey took about 60 per cent of my song to make theirs. In my own case, we are talking about the title of the song alone, in fact, the titles do not sound the same when you pronounce them. But like I said, I still have to give props to people that deserve it and there is no way I would talk about Joromi without remembering Sir Victor Uwaifo. The reason I did not give due credit to him is that the songs are not the same, they just have similar titles,” he said.

Source:- http://www.exclusivepp.com.ng/dammy-krane-small-doctor-copied-sir-victor-uwaifo-understand-jaywon/

https://i2.wp.com/www.exclusivepp.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Jaywon.jpg?w=300
This guy is just saying rubbish. angry He lacks proper manners. He bleeped up by not seeking Sir Victor Uwaifo's permission. And he made it worse, by not offering a full-fledged apology directly in person, or not trying to fix the problem personally one-on-one, with the man. Jaywon if you say you respect him, you should be on the next flight to Benin to look for Sir Victor Uwaifo, and clear things up personally. He is not a ghost or a spirit. undecided

Secondly, this stuff should only come to social media, after you have made things right with the man. Stop justifying your bad behaviour, by saying others had lifted your work before and remixed it, without your permission. Does that give you the right to do the same thing with Sir Victor Uwaifo's work? huh

Finally, saying that the titles are merely similar but the pronunciation is not the same, is downright insulting. angry How else does one pronounce 'Joromi?? shocked
Politics › Re: Fayose Reacts To Fulani Herdsmen Arrested By Ekiti Anti-grazing Marshall - Pics by laudate:
nduchucks:
These kinds of conflicts are seldom resolved peacefully with uncontrolled emotions. Very level heads are required for success.
Ehn....so I should let their cattle ransack and ravage my farm, after I have spent time, money and energy to hire tractors to till the land, plant seedlings, apply fertilisers to crops, weed the ridges, water the growing crops, hire farm labourers etc., and even take out loans to tide me over until the harvest season?? shocked I hope that is not what you are saying? huh I repeat: The freedom of the Fulani herdsman to graze his cattle, ends where my village boundaries start, or where my farmland and its' crops begin. angry Chikena! Anyone who flouts this, does so at his own risk! Holy Ghost Fire! angry
Politics › Re: Fayose Reacts To Fulani Herdsmen Arrested By Ekiti Anti-grazing Marshall - Pics by laudate: 12:18am On Nov 19, 2017
nduchucks:
The above is a definition of conflict. I am convinced that deep down in you is a penchant for peaceful conflict resolution.

Omoluabis are known for finding a way where there seems to be no other way but violence.

There will be no winners if you remain stubborn.
Guy, must everyone think like you? shocked If you have seen a town or village ransacked by herdsmen, or if you have ever witnessed the carnage they have inflicted on innocent villagers, especially within the middle belt, you would share his hardline stance. Oga, free the guy, o! sad Many of us here, from different parts of Nigeria support Fayose's stance, against open grazing of cattle. Ask any middle belt person especially from Benue, for his opinion about these herdsmen or ask any southern Nigerian what he thinks of the anti-open grazing law. You would be amazed at their level of support for Fayose's policy.

The freedom of the Fulani herdsman to graze his cattle, ends where my village boundaries start, or where my farmland and its' crops begin. angry Chikena! Anyone who flouts this, does so at his own peril! Holy Ghost Fire! shocked
Politics › Re: Anambra Election Boycott: IPOB Reacts by laudate: 12:07am On Nov 19, 2017
deantimes:
“The people of Anambra State have shown the whole world that they are the are the first sons of Biafraland and no doubt about that, there is no election in Anambra State, everywhere is empty both the polling booths and streets are totally deserted.

http://headline.com.ng/amp/anambra-election-boycott-ipob-reacts/
Hmmmn...according to IPOB, “there is no election in Anambra State, everywhere is empty both the polling booths and streets are totally deserted", yet the reality shows that votes were counted, and a winner has emerged. IPOB, accept my sympathy.... undecided
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 11:12pm On Nov 18, 2017
dammiecool:
Den go soon blame u 4 not having erection dis nite grin u just watch out cool
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Celebrities › Re: Lola Omotayo-Okoye's 36th Birthday Message To P'square Peter & Paul Okoye by laudate: 10:26pm On Nov 18, 2017
hpymoment:
Hahahaha.......doooh. Will try n check on u tomorrow.
Take ur drugs religiously.

Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 9:43pm On Nov 18, 2017
erico2k2:
Now this is for you lot who dont know the port of ONNE is functional plz go fru this link.Thank me later
https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ports/803/Nigeria_port:ONNE.
that site is in real time and will tell you what and waht is at the Port right about this moment to the nearest second
cc
laudate
TheKingdom
udemzyudex
Amberon11
classicalbenson
Thanks for this information. I have bookmarked this page for further reference. cool
Autos › Re: SOLD! Reg Mercedes Benz C300 4Matic 2010 Model @2.980m by laudate: 9:42pm On Nov 18, 2017
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Politics › Re: Fayose Reacts To Fulani Herdsmen Arrested By Ekiti Anti-grazing Marshall - Pics by laudate: 9:27pm On Nov 18, 2017
airminem:
I feel for you man and sorry for what you must be going thru. However, i agree herds should not in open grazing. If one is interested in herding animals, the only option should be in 'ranches'. But i dont support the restriction thru kogi state.
You don't support what restriction through Kogi state?shocked Na God I take beg you, if na play make you stop am! angry If Bello had any common sense, he should have been the first governor to enact an anti open grazing law banning those herdsmen from grazing their cows openly within any part of the state!!
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 9:17pm On Nov 18, 2017
erico2k2:
I dey work since,One Job hold me till 730pm our time, No mind these set of Low lives, Imagine Mantioning Qartar and Turkish Airline where you have Lufthansa and KLM, nor B proper MUMU B that.These guys never Reach Sea port or Airport B4, nahBushh dem dey Live I swear.The vast majority of Biz guys in teh East and South South who import consumer goods ship fru PHC /One via Contianers,the Only thing we dont have facilities for @ One is RoRO, hence Lasgidis .But once the shipping Lines see need for that, Im sure the Port would Upgrade.if your market ends btw Lagos and Ondo, no need coming to One, but if you are importing anything which goes into a container for the after Ondo towards east, One sure pass.
Hehehe....Erico the bigger boy!! cheesy cool Na true word you talk!
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate:
TheKingdom:
Your teacher lied to you. Yoruba area was ravished by inter tribal wars and BETRAYALS, causing even some to hide under big rocks.

But the truth is, most of those towns from those days, are still covered in the brown roofs till date.
Really? huh When did those intertribal wars end? And did those wars mean they did not live in city states? And what kind of betrayals are you talking about?

If you are referring to the Aole, Afonja and Alimi issue, it took place only in one section of Yoruba land, which is Ilorin. Now from what my teachers said, Ilorin is not even up to one-tenth of the whole of Yoruba land. At the time all these occurred, many SE communities were still hamlets, o....

As for those big rocks, those are natural God-given formations that characterized certain towns and communities. Similar to the way the Ogbunike caves exist in the Southeast. sad

As for brown roofs, ah do you know that Enugu has plenty of brown roofs? shocked

kn23h:
Enugu
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Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate:
Ihatepork:
See, most of these idiots that are always talking nonsense about how seaports in the ND are not working have never been to the port before or even involved on shipping business. But they just love repeating the lie cos it fits their narrative. The Lagos excuse is stale already. Please come up with a better excuse. Thanks
See ehn, the SS ports like Port-harcourt and Onne are working. But there are a few challenges there, like you have in other ports everywhere

Port-harcourt sea port: Challenge - shallow draft. Solution: Regular dredging. sad

Onne port: Challenge - clearing charges are higher than Lagos ports. Solution: lobby to get port charges reduced. sad

Lagos port: Challenge - congestion and bad roads leading to the port. Solution : Request govt to repair the roads and reduce port congestion. undecided

Now, instead of tackling these issues with NPA, Transport Minister, Govt authorities etc., using their political representatives, chambers of commerce, trade associations etc. , they prefer to lie that there are NO sea ports within their region, or they come online to blame govt and people of other regions, for the under-utilisation of the ports within their region, instead of seeking solutions to the problem.

Amaechi their Ikwerre brother is the Minister of Transport now. Instead of asking him to provide a permanent solution to these issues, they will not do so, but they will blame Lagos for having a port.
Politics › Re: Fayose Reacts To Fulani Herdsmen Arrested By Ekiti Anti-grazing Marshall - Pics by laudate: 8:51pm On Nov 18, 2017
FortifiedCity:
This is impressive.

Fayose, the Alagbara 1 of Yoruba kingdom
the original gbeojube of Ekiti
Baba oni baba of Lagos Island
Eran tonle the prime of Eran Land
Orie wa mbe the 1st of Oduduwa descendants
Eja kika 1 of Eja land

Carry gooooo grin
Please kindly translate all you have said here.... undecided
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 8:21pm On Nov 18, 2017
classicalbenson:
foolish fool,why do u like unnecessary arguments, who are the people clearing there goods in Port Harcourt, ur ancestors?
You are the one that is a foolish fool. sad Go back and read through this entire thread, and you will see posts from people who have cleared goods through Port-harcourt sea port and Onne ports. So close your mouth and stop misyarning rubbish...ask your ancestors to borrow you a brain!
Celebrities › Re: Lola Omotayo-Okoye's 36th Birthday Message To P'square Peter & Paul Okoye by laudate: 8:18pm On Nov 18, 2017
nonut:
See what I'm talking about? Your people were the ones who gossiped about her till she left, but you conveniently left them out.
The reason why the Ooni was forced to divorce her was because she wasn't a yoruba woman. That's the simple truth. Stop beating around the bush.
The thing you guys are accusing us of, is the same thing you did when Ooni took that lady as his wife.
Say no to hypocrisy.
The Ooni had been married before he met her, to a Yoruba woman. Why didnt he stay married to that woman, because she was Yoruba? The Ooni did not divorce Queen Zainab Wuraola Otiti because she was not Yoruba. There were other undisclosed reasons for their break up. In fact, she bore the name Wuraola, which suggests that she probably had maternal Yoruba connections, in her bloodline.
Politics › Re: Your Son, Ngige Would Have Been In Saraki's Position - Presidency Blames Igbos by laudate: 8:12pm On Nov 18, 2017
engrchykae:
you think igbos are foolish, if they hate you,that is final,pmb is an error,in 2019 you will see.the southeast are known for giving a bloc vote alongside the north,the southwest always give a divided vote due to their sophistication and Chris mus nature.pmb won't know what hit him in 2019,i think he is aware which is the reason for his recent tour of the southeast.but we know better,this time he won't smell 5 percent.if kwankwaso declares and team up with any southerner,pmb will either go to London or Daura
No problem. If PMB does not get 5% of votes from the SE in 2019, please do not complain if he does not give your people up to 5% of political appointments, in 2019. If any of your people shout marginalisation that year, ehn....
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 8:07pm On Nov 18, 2017
Pierohandsome:
that is not the point of the arguement, the argument is that those ports aren't accessible to an average importer because of the political coup staged against those region. Yes , the leaders of those regions are complicite in this crime, bt that doesnt nullify the fact that there is politics to underdevelope those regions
Am yet to see the politics...if a policy is unfavourable to your people, then it is the job of your political representatives to work and reverse the policy. It is not the job of your people to engage in lamentations and leave their lot, to fate! Or blame other regions or ports, for their woes.
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 7:57pm On Nov 18, 2017
Pierohandsome:
bro those people u see clearing goods consistently thru Onne port have been granted import waivers maybe as political compensation, or Frndship connection to the powers that be. No neutral importer can use onne port and not run at a loss, the clearance tarrif is almst double compare to that of Lagos and these are hatched plan and politics by the federal majority to undermine the region. Most ppl dnt knw this, bt that is the hidden truth u are getting to knw now.
And what have your people done to ask govt to bring down the rates??
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 7:55pm On Nov 18, 2017
Amberon11:
This is very true. The funny thing is they assume everyone who points out this obvious fact is Igbo...
Mtcheeew.
The same way the Igbo people assume that everyone who disagrees with them is an Afonja. Apologies if you are not Igbo, but most times they are the ones that bring up these issues, by claiming there are no sea ports in the SS and SE.
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate:
Amberon11:
All airlines cannot land in every airport? Is that an excuse? That is a generic statement which holds no water. Its like saying Tuesday is a day of the week when everyone knows Tuesday is a day of the week. You must think everyone is as dumb as you. How can major airlines land in PH if it is not upgraded?

Dude , even Onne port is too shallow for large vessels to berth and most countries do not have it as one of their destinations obviously because it also hasn't been upgraded to that status. There are several other embargoes too (however not in writing). Pls ask anyone who is particularly a freight forwarder.

I'm guessing you stated the bolded because you thought I was Igbo, right? Lol
Yes, all airlines cannot land in every airport within a country. sad Under BASA rules, there are slots which airlines use. It explains why in America, certain flights terminate at JFK Airport from Lagos, while a few other airlines still go further to land at Denver International Airport.

These BASA agreements provide the framework under which identified airlines from any two countries, fly into designated airports in each other’s country.

It usually covers issues regarding traffic rights, use of intermediate routes, frequencies, slots, type of aircraft, safety standards, competition, etc in order for both countries to benefit from the agreement, fares and tax issues.

Ask yourself if Delta Airlines, Lufthansa, and other international airlines that fly into the US, also land in every international airport within the US.

Have you been to different African countries? Are you aware that the major international airports in some of these countries, are not even up to the standard of Port-harcourt airport, yet international airlines still fly there daily?

Finally, Onne sea port is definitely not shallow. What is the draft?

Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 7:28pm On Nov 18, 2017
Amberon11:
You're just very foolish. So how are they lazy?
For pointing out obvious facts? Why not make the argument about Qatar airways and Turkish airways? Why don't they land in PHC? Why just Lagos? That is to tell you that OMAGWA does not fully have the international status befitting of an international airport.
In the same vein the seaports in PHC do not fully meet the criteria needed for an international seaport. They are shallow and hence large vessels cannot berth there. These are all properly planned to make by the government to make sure everything comes in through Lagos.

If you know nothing about shipping ask a freight forwarder who works/worked in PH so you don't go displacing your arrogant ignorance.
All airlines cannot land in every airport. sad Not even in America. There is something called BASA Bilateral Air Services Agreement.

Secondly, Igbo sons and daughters have been Ministers of Transport and Aviation. Why didn't they fix the issues with Port- Harcourt airport?

Thirdly, if Port-harcourt seaport is shallow, why not use Onne port?
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 7:23pm On Nov 18, 2017
dammiecool:
U guyz should keep shifting goal post, before now u people said they r not using d port, now it's too shallow, next is its not on destination list shocked I ll advice u to come down to onne I promise to take u round n see vessels bringing in thousands of containers cool
Hehehe.... I no know say you sef see am! cheesy Most of those making these assertions, are not even importers. They are just recycling gossip and hearsay. They don't know the reality of what is on ground.
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 7:20pm On Nov 18, 2017
Customs mulls plan for 24 hours Cargo Clearance at Onne NWAFOR POLYCARP / 21 JUN 2017 / By Godwin Oritse

In a bid to enhance and facilitate cargo clearance at the Onne port, the Port Harcourt Area 11 command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, in Onne, Rivers state, has commenced moves to operate on a 24 hour basis.

Disclosing this to newsmen in Port Harcourt, the command’s Area Controller, Abubakar Bashir said, that 24 hours cargo clearance is feasible at Onne seaport, adding that prompt clearance of cargo at the seaport is needed to beef up revenue generation for the Federal Government of Nigeria.

Bashir explained that on assumption of office, the command’s management collectively assessed and appraised documentation and clearance procedures of cargo clearance at the port and some challenges were identified.

He said: “The identified challenges prompted me to embark on a holistic and integrated maritime, oil and gas stakeholders forum aimed at facilitating trade and providing lasting solution with a view to achieving 24 hours cargo clearance at Onne seaport in line with the directives of the Comptroller General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali (Rtd).

“Customs as a critical stakeholder in accordance with our statutory responsibilities is duty bound to ease and fast-track cargo documentation and cargo clearance at the port.”

He urged all stakeholders to be patient and transparency in declarations and classifications during cargo clearance at the port.

“We all have to show patriotism and forthrightness in our various documentation and cargo clearance procedure in line with international standard and best practices” https://www.google.com/amp/s/
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate:
lipsrsealed
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Export, import activities at Onne command, rises, says Customs / NWAFOR POLYCARP / 19 JUN 2017
ONNE —Facts have emerged that the revenue profile of the Nigeria Customs Service, Onne command is presently experiencing tremendous increase through import and export duties on goods.

President Importers Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Dr. Ralph John dropped this hint yesterday in Abuja during an interaction with a cross section of the media where he stated that as a result of the strict compliance to the guideline on import and export documentation of goods, Onne port, has witnessed a brilliant increase in import and export of goods.

According to him contrary to the claim by some port users that timber products were being moved Overseas through Onne port without proper documentation, John explained that timber is now one of the major export goods that has been raising the revenue of the Nigeria Customs Service Onne port.

“Documents for timber export are now passing through strict Scrutiny as exporters of such goods were strictly complying to guidelines by obtaining temporary certificate of Inspection (TCI) and other necessary documents through the various government Agencies concerned with export goods including Ministry of Environment before such goods can be allowed for export”, he said.

He further explained that the crop of custom officers heading various units and departments were revenue officers who believe on total compliance to the import and export guideline of the Government in line with the transformation Agenda of the present Custom leadership.

John disclosed that exporters are now made to obtain clean certificate of Inspection (CCI) from Neroli Technologies Limited, a private Inspection Agency contracted by the Federal Government to issue certificate, before timber products are being exported to overseas which was not the case before.

On imported items John who is also President Maritime Energy Media Practitioners of Nigeria (MEMPON) disclosed that imported items were now witnessing thorogh examination at the port before being allows to be cleared by the importers and customs Agents.

The Area Controller of the port Comptroller Abubakar Bashiru had earlier told the heads of Customs formations and units of Federal Ocean Terminal Gate that goods passing through Onne port should be strictly scrutinized by officers to block every revenue leakages, he stated.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/export-import-activities-onne-command-rises-says-customs/amp/
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 7:07pm On Nov 18, 2017
Amberon11:
I beg you, say what you know too. My sister has worked with 3 shipping companies, 2 in PH and one in Lag and from what she and her colleagues have seen, it is all embargo. That few people you know have imported through PH doesn't negate the fact that most countries don't even have PH on their list of destinations. And PH seaports are too shallow for large vessels to berth there.
Embargo of what? If PH ports cannot take large vessels, what of Onne? huh And if shipping companies do not have PH ports on their list, whose fault is it? undecided If more importers clamour to use PH ports, then more shipping companies and countries, would have the ports on their list. Your brothers are just in love with Lagos, and too lazy to look at the possibilities of clearing their goods through other ports. Finish!
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Confirm That Election Was Boycotted In Anambra(photo) by laudate: 7:00pm On Nov 18, 2017
deomelo:
Sadly for you, there's a clear difference between wanting biafra and promoting hatred, bigotry, abusing and insulting other people, issuing and supporting terrorist threats.
Gbam!!
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 6:57pm On Nov 18, 2017
erico2k2:
Don't mind these lazy set of posters simple research they can't do
That's how one of them was arguing that Lufthansa can't land in PHC airport .
Guy, where you dey since? Shey you can see all the fake propaganda they have been churning out about Port-harcourt sea port and Onne port? wink
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 6:55pm On Nov 18, 2017
udemzyudex:
There is something you don't understand and I'm going to explain it to you.

A business man import his goods through a seaport in the east, it took him over 3months to clear his goods while he has cleared and even ordered for another one through Lagos seaport.

Now tell me, will you want to import through the one that takes you over 3months to one clear your goods?

You should ask yourself if those seaport you mentioned are working and why are they not working?
Oga, the sea ports in the SS like Onne port and Port-harcourt sea ports, are working. Someone else just confirmed that of Onne. When an importer's goods are delayed at a port, it could be due to several factors. Shipping is a delicate process that thrives on proper documentation. I have seen people whose goods were also delayed in Lagos ports before, for months. So what is your point?
Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 6:52pm On Nov 18, 2017
dammiecool:
Oga don't say what u don't know, I work with WACT in onne n people r doing thier business every day n same goes to mearsk, cma e.t.c so don't come online n say what u don't knw. U can even visit onne port n see things 4 ur self. Me wey I dey even complain say work too much sad
God bless you for telling the truth! cheesy Some people just sit behind their keyboard to dish out propaganda and fake stories.

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