₦airaland Forum

misskrishi:
i thot t was goin to end ther too mayb do two episodes more jst showing us th future wt sid's baby born then goodbye bt nooooo they had to bring on useless drama wt tt ayeesha upto the point of killing roshni's baby so tt ayeesha can stay in th story line..i hv seen better storylines

And they now included that nauseating storyline which saw Shabnam a total stranger with a devious mind entering the picture, as Ayesha's sister. In fact, their storylines are so stewpid, it makes the viewer wanna puke! Despite the fact that Ayesha is an intelligent, bright girl of about 6 or 7 years old, no one asked her about her surname, her father's identity, what school she attended previously, her friends, her background etc.

And then, a lady called Shabnam enters the picture, and hoodwinks Didi with a pathetic story about running away from assailants, after she landed from Dubai. None of them took her to the police to file a report, that assailants were on her trail. Instead, they all swallowed her story and allowed her to live in Didi's house. Okay, o!

Only for Shabnam to start enacting her evil plans. She starts a fire in their house using men disguised as waiters, and shortly afterwards her identity as Ayesha's sister is uncovered, by the same Ayesha that shouts Shabnam's name, when she sees her. How come this same Ayesha never told Sid & Roshni who were planning to adopt her, that she had a sister, or a father?

Now, Shabnam has spoilt Didi's party as well as her fond memories of her late husband Shiv, by showing pictures of Shiv (i.e. Roshni's father) to the whole party. In that picture, Shiv is also revealed as the father of Shabnam and Ayesha as well as the husband of their late mother. Honestly, this show has more gaps and sinking holes that the one that sank the Titanic! Do they think the viewers are stupid? Honestly the scriptwriters of this series called King of hearts have lost the plot!

I don't even want to delve into the side drama that Samaira is creating with Yash and Kritika. It is too pathetic for words. What kind of wife would set up her husband with another woman who could be a threat to her, by spiking their drink and taking photographs of them unclothed to make it seem like her husband is having an affair?

Ghost001:
This is an act of intimidation.
How can an organization that's trying so hard to bring back peace and unity in the region be planning such? When they know it will affect the pump price.
If you are having problem with the renewal of your surveillance contract, then check yourself and stop trying to intimidate the organization.

I still repeat: these Black Egbesu guys are hopeless. They are threatening fire and brimstone against a company that is carrying out its lawful business, meanwhile their own sect which is populated by criminals, are the truly unlawful ones.

Tomorrow, their elders will come out in the media to cry of neglect and abandoned projects in the region, by wailing about how their region is still underdeveloped. How will it not remain underdeveloped when miscreants like these, are taking the law into their own hands? Without peace or security, how can there be development?

The Niger-Delta people are the architects of their own misfortunes, in many cases. And this is just one of the classic examples that show how they shoot themselves in the foot!

Rawbbish!! Nokia has run out of ideas, I swear! Yes, the Nokia 3310 was a rugged gadget, but the world has since moved on! It has no camera, no bluetooth, no wifi and no internet access. How will I log on to my mailbox & chat on whatsapp? This is why Nokia lost market share to their rivals, a few years back. They stopped thinking outside the box, and became retrogessive. Yeye people!

Someone else is advertising the same property for =N=800k.

how come your own is so expensive?

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What lies under the gas hob? Is it just flat or is there a detachable case underneath to catch spills, from pots placed on the gas burners? And finally, how much does it cost?

OmaniPadmeHum:
At the end who manages the estate?

I ask because in Abuja today. Those that bought land at cut throat prices in estates are suffering immensely with service charges.

They had signed agreements to pay charges which today runs into hundreds of thousands per year.

They bought a land thinking they would rest, only to be plagued by these service charges. I am not saying one shouldn't organise things like concierge services and cleaning. These Estates in Abuja simply dump prices on the tenants.

They have sold their land, but are still living large on these service charges.

Anyway, I am interested in this property and would love to know/learn more. Will keep in touch.

They do the same thing in Lagos estates, too. Every quarter, there is one residents' association or the other, that is quarrelling with the service charges imposed upon them by the owners of the estate, or its' facility managers. In fact, in some estates in Lagos, service charge runs into millions. You wan try?

sisisioge:
;DYou are so correct! Imagine the Island peeps discriminating against we Mainland folks that live on the foot of the bridge- Gbagada! They complain that the connecting bridge is too long! Chai! Although, I sort of understand their complaint about the Ikorodu folks, even we on the mainland consider you untouchable

I don talk am before say, many of the guys on this thread are just forming. They are pretending to live on the Island, and posing as if mainland is too far.

Ok, when I am coming back from mainland to the Island in the evenings, who are all those guys I see on the other side driving their cars bumper-to-bumper inside traffic on 3rd Mainland bridge, heading away from the island towards the mainland, in a bid to drive through Oworonsoki axis down past Gbagada, on their journey home? Are they aliens?

CastedDude:
This post has been trending online since it was shared online yesterday due to obvious reasons. According to the posters, doctors gave her mom just 10 days to live due to an illness. Now a year has passed after the medical declaration and the woman is still bubbling with life.

http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/02/doctors-gave-her-just-10-days-to-live.html

Fine daughter, fine mama!! What an awesome God! As the Lord God has kept you alive Ma, may He continue to redeem your life, protect, preserve, support and fully restore you back to good health again, in Jesus name. We join our faith with yours', to pray that affliction shall not rise again a second time! Can I get an Amen from somebody?!!

enshi:
It was exactly two years yesterday since i started reconstructing my body... Here is how far i have gone with my chest.. . Pls comment ur reserve

+ any one here who needs an experinced, Corporate bouncer, body guard (private and public) can call...

People are reconstructing their wallets and bank accounts. You are here reconstructing your body. Okay nah, dey there...

AutoJoshNG:
1 life was lost. #Call112 #LRU112

https://autojosh.com/fatal-accident-lekki-epe-express-photos/

Why didn't you call them? As a citizen at the site of the accident, it is your duty to first call for help or emergency services. Instead you were snapping pictures. Only God can forgive you. Wait o, is this the accident that occurred at Lekki first roundabout today?

May their souls rest in perfect peace, and may God's protection continue to be upon their families. If it was possible to get good people who have crossed into eternity, to come back to life again, a lot of people would have said "RIP," (Return If Possible). It is sad, that death is so final....

styca:
Hello @Afam4eva,

How has your experience been after the initial registration hitches?

For me I believe every Nigerian Blogger, Internet Marketer and anyone interested in making money online should sign-up and take the forum serious.

I have made a detailed post on why LIS should be taken serious herehttp://samsteve.com

Thanks for the review atleast we can made due with fresh perspective on the topic.

Guy, why should they sign up? Must everyone sign up for something simply because it is a new thing, or simply because they work in the same industry, or are you just trying to promote LIS here? I agree with Afam4eva's submission. There is nothing fantastic, or really great about LIS. It is the same old tired & dusted up thing. Nothing exceptionally creative about her site. I will give it a pass.

See these hopeless criminals talking! And after you blow up the trunk lines, whose land will be polluted? No be una own? Yeye dey smell...

Now Twist of Fate is getting nauseating!! How can Pragya and Abhi still be held captive by the Corporator for more than 5 episodes? Each time they are about to escape, one of them ends up making a blunder and both of them get recaptured. Its' enough, and that whole kidnapping story has gotten so stale, it is grating on everyone's nerves already!! Aargh!

As for Sands of Time, Shekar that keeps behaving like a misguided, short-sighted puppet whose strings are being pulled by the very same Nethra he claims to dislike, has finally been arrested for his second marriage to Nethra. Good! The chickens have finally come home to roost! Unfortunately, Jia his first wife, is being blamed for his arrest, when she is not even the culprit. How sad! And Samar (Shekar's brother) has been framed for so many crimes that he did not commit! The poor guy has given in to depression....what a pity. sadly, the police and the Pandey family (excluding Devyani, Jia and their mum) have swallowed all the false evidence that was presented, to implicate Samar! How terrible.

hammerF:
If Igbo support Atiku for Presidency, it should be on the condition that an Igbo will take over the Presidency after him. Meanwhile, his Vice must be Igbo.

Presidency in Nigeria are negotiated, Ndiigbo need to make a deal with the North East and Central.

You don start, o! Why you come dey talk about presidency? Una no want Biafra again??

mickeyrova:
Learn to understand Something first before rushing to comment.
He was not given a commission of 1billion naira but a commission on the 1billion naira.
Now,if you know Maths,calculate 2.5% or 5% of 1billion...That percentage is what he rejected!

......and the ancestral forces from his village confused his mind, and made him reject that commission! Chai! May the powers of our ancestral communities, fail in every area that concerns our finances. Can I get an Amen from somebody?

jaxxy:
Buy this

Let me fast and pray, first. I need to seek the face of the Lord, on this issue.

DeRay98:
They scrap the ministry what happens to the employees? Then leaking mouths will start shouting all over that this govt is insensitive bla bla bla...

But you are the one that said they are not responsible for anything. So if they are not responsible for all the things you listed, it means the people there have no work to do, and are just constituting a drain on taxpayers, and the economy.

Jirate:
This Will For ever and ever Hunt and Hurts APC......

Do you think they care? Today, the exchange rate is =N=503/ 1 USD. Here is an excerpt from an old article on devaluation of the naira written by henry Boyo, an economist.

Should the naira be devalued? | Economic Renaissance by Henry Boyo lesleba@lesleba.com | Punch Newspapers, May 2014

Why are some experts recommending that the naira exchange rate should be devalued?
Indeed, the suggestion that the naira is overvalued is not new, and even the managers of the much celebrated, yet comatose National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy had, over a decade ago, indicated N180=$1 as the appropriate equilibrium and desirable rate for the economy. Much more recently, however, the huge untamed speculative market demand for dollars might have influenced the suggestion, by some experts, that the naira should be quickly devalued to avoid a catastrophic free fall.

Would the naira rate become stable with devaluation?
Historically, the naira exchange rate has suffered multiple devaluations, which evidently, did not prevent further depreciation in the last two decades. Consequently, another official devaluation would not necessarily induce long-term rate stability.

Experts have claimed that naira depreciation would increase our exports
Curiously, this argument has often been made to confuse and deceive Nigerians. Interestingly, the Nigerian industrial subsector was more diversified and productive, with increasing employment opportunities when the naira exchange rate remained less than N5:$1. Amazingly, the industrial landscape has become famished, and the values of non-oil Nigerian exports have actually plummeted, as the naira sunk to the present N160:$1. Sadly, much cheaper imports have quickly replaced the output of our erstwhile thriving industrial subsector, and there is, no reason to believe that an exchange rate below N160:$1 would reverse this trend.

Will a weaker naira reduce inflation?
Capital No! Historically, once again, inflation rate remained below five per cent between 1975 and 1985, when the naira was much stronger. In fact, a weaker exchange rate will invariably instigate higher production cost across the board, and also fuel inflation.

For example, if a manufacturer required just N100,000 to import a container load of raw materials when the naira was N1:$1, the same factory would currently require to borrow over N5m at over 20 per cent interest rate, to purchase the same stock. All manufacturers who import vital inputs have sadly suffered this fate, with disastrous consequences for growth and employment. Thus, further naira devaluation will seriously deepen poverty nationwide.

Will a weaker naira reduce cost of funds to the real sector?
No! If anything, a weaker naira will actually instigate higher cost of funds; ironically, even when we are blessed with increasing dollar revenue from crude oil.

How does a weaker naira instigate cost of funds?
A simple example may suffice: if Nigeria earns $1bn from crude oil, with naira exchanging at N1:$1, the three tiers of government would share N1bn. If on the other hand, the exchange rate falls to N160:$1, the $1bn forex revenue would be substituted with freshly created N160bn before distribution to the three tiers of government.

Worse still, if naira rate falls to N200:$1, the payment of N200bn for $1bn would in turn further instigate the burden of excess naira supply, in bank coffers. However, the fear of inflation will compel the monetary authorities to restrain liberal access to the surplus funds unleashed on the system by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s increase of money supply with its unilateral substitution of naira for distributable dollar revenue.

Would the naira rate become stable with devaluation?
Historically, the naira exchange rate has suffered multiple devaluations, which evidently, did not prevent further depreciation in the last two decades. Consequently, another official devaluation would not necessarily induce long-term rate stability.

Experts have claimed that naira depreciation would increase our exports
Curiously, this argument has often been made to confuse and deceive Nigerians. Interestingly, the Nigerian industrial subsector was more diversified and productive, with increasing employment opportunities when the naira exchange rate remained less than N5:$1. Amazingly, the industrial landscape has become famished, and the values of non-oil Nigerian exports have actually plummeted, as the naira sunk to the present N160:$1. Sadly, much cheaper imports have quickly replaced the output of our erstwhile thriving industrial subsector, and there is, no reason to believe that an exchange rate below N160:$1 would reverse this trend.

Will a weaker naira reduce fuel prices and subsidy?
Once again, the answer is no; in actual fact, if petrol price remains at the current level of N97/litre, a weaker naira rate will increase the domestic price of fuel, and will also increase the value of fuel subsidy beyond N2tn annually. For example, we know that international crude oil price is the benchmark for the feed stock of all refineries worldwide. Thus, if one litre of petrol ultimately sells, for example, for $1 ex-refinery, this would be equivalent to N160/litre in Nigeria. If however, the naira rate falls from N160:$1 to, say, N200/litre, the same petrol ex-refinery in Nigeria would now also sell for N200/litre. Instructively, however, lower naira rate would neither spur the price nor demand for Nigeria’s crude oil export.

Furthermore, if however, petrol continues to be sold domestically at N97/litre instead of the devaluation induced price of about N200/litre, the value of subsidy will increase to N103/litre, instead of the current N53/litre with the present naira rate of N160:$1.

Will a weaker naira reduce the dollarisation of the economy and stop capital flight?
The truth, of course, is that a weak and unstable naira exchange rate will actually promote dollarisation of the economy and capital flight. A continuously depreciating naira will elicit less consumer confidence in holding the local currency as a store of value. Conversely, however, a stronger and stable naira will induce confidence, and make the local currency desirable as a means of exchange and a solid store of value, at the expense of other foreign currencies.

Consequently, the greater the intensity to forsake the naira because of continuous depreciation over time, the greater will also be the propensity for capital flight and the adoption of dollars, for local transactions.

In reality, a weak naira exchange rate is actually not the result of reduced earnings of dollar revenue. In fact, evidence on the ground suggests that the naira exchange rate has ironically steadily fallen simultaneously with vastly improved foreign reserves. For example, in spite of our relatively paltry reserves of $4bn with four months’ imports cover from 1995, the naira exchange rate remained at N80:$1 for over four years. Curiously, however, the naira exchange rate fell to below N150:$1, when reserves rose above $50bn about three years ago, with over 15 months’ imports cover.

Evidently, a weak naira is primarily the product of the surplus naira instigated by the CBN’s monthly substitution of naira allocations for dollar revenue, and the CBN’s regular auctions of dollar rations.

Post script: Sadly, by January 2017, three years later, the naira rate has since nosedived beyond N300=$1, purportedly as a result of crude oil price and output dropping below $30/barrel and two million barrel/day respectively.

Nigerians may however silently wonder why naira rate still remains under intense speculative pressure even when crude price is steadily approaching $60/barrel with output also nearer two million barrels/day.

Sadly, despite the positive tide, historical evidence unfortunately does not suggest that the naira exchange rate will appreciate, even if crude oil prices unexpectedly exceed $100/barrel with output well beyond three million barrels/day. Indeed, the resultant naira liquidity from such bountiful outcome will further spur inflation and crush the naira rate well beyond N1000=$1.

Don’t believe me, just check the historical relationship between bountiful dollar reserves, inflation and naira exchange rate. http://punchng.com/should-the-naira-be-devalued/

7lives:
Who is excluding them, politics is a game let them learn to play.
As you can see Yoruba decided to play opposition for good 16 years and plan for the center, when Tinubu and his ACN were building bridge to the north with Tambuwal these people were calling him all kinds of names.
So it's their turn to show us what they can do, let them play opposition first and convince me that they can play.

Truer words have never been spoken! Politics is an all-comers game. Everyone is free to join any party of their choice and play the game, the best way they can!

Danielnino00:
Agbara? bro are you serious ..

The road at Agbara is an eyesore. Despite the fact that it links Ogun state with Lagos,the stupid Amosun saw no need to fixt it.

Which Agbara has good roads? Are you talking about the one in Ogun State, or elsewhere? Who dash dem good roads? I beg, just take that pothole ridden expressway from Alaba Market in Lagos wey go straight down go join Agbara, then come back here and tell us what you think about Agbara roads.

sweetboiy:
i'm not making use of Eko Disco

Didn't you say you were under EEDC? Or is it EKDEC?

simplibaba:
Is he even paying the little stipend called salary to those teachers? I was at itobe community secondary school 2 weeks ago and i discussed at length with the school principal and his vice and it was made known to me that they can't even remember the last time they and other public schools teacher got paid...All those schools in kogi excluding lokoja now depends on Corpers due to poor funding from the state government making the educational system not interesting in the state....

Ps: Primary school students closes by 1pm and secondary school students closes by 2pm on Monday-Thursday( excluding market days) and closes by 12.30pm on Fridays......

I pity that state bro

Can you imagine!! And no one is calling Yahaya Bello to order...how can they ever make progress in that state?

Ioannes:
Now that's the definition of a good citizen.

But seeing that the author of that story is Lai Mohammed, I'd be careful believing it.

I don't believe it!! Let them post the picture of the man, so we can scrutinise the reason for his actions, and verify if he was being altruistic, or just plain dumb. For him to have turned down such a huge commission, the witches and destiny-hunters from his village must be hard at work, in trying to ensure that he does not make progress. Haba, how can a man's head, reject good things like such a huge amount of money?

sweetboiy:
what do you mean? I'v used the both meters and I know what I'm talking about.
EEDC

Eko Disco has configured its pre-paid meters in such a way that any credit you load on it, runs out faster than you can imagine. Go and check.

0ganiru:
if for instance ipob is anti fulani attacks, and you're anti ipob...

Guy, stop this silly dribbling. What do you mean by anti-Fulani attacks? If you had said anti-Fulani herdsmen attack, it might make sense. But IPOB has never stood for anything, that is noble. They believe in launching verbal ad hominem attacks against other ethnic groups, using the brush of hate, propaganda, falsehood, stereotype and online venom. Now, remove your juvenile questions from my mentions, please... do not derail this thread.

Where is it located, and what kind of title does it have?

0ganiru:
laudable has very good diction and, left gender(probably female, feminist) ethnicity(some group 'south south' as a mystery through the posts I've been though, hardly resorts to jargon. But is staunchly opposed to too good news flash igbos, not the producing type. Biafra will mean a lot of Igbos will leave nigeria, and perhaps a lot of progress for igbos. Biafra will almost certainly pay up its part of the current Nigerian loans and those to come (till secession), those prior to the soon be secession allocated to Biafran states. Don't be so negative to igbos. We are not all angels, as the war left us. But we're not bad at all

Guy, I do not know what you are driving at. I am not against any good news about Nd'Igbo. Just get off my mentions, if you have nothing sensible to say. I have said it several times before - I am not against the Igbo, but I am anti-IPOB. I am against the propaganda, hate-filled rhetoric, and venom spewed against other ethnic groups by IPOB. Now take the next door to your left. It is the exit door!

ikorodureporta:
Dear LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT,
AND OUR GOVERNOR, YOUR EXCELLENCY, MR AKINWUNMI AMBODE,

I've written this message to express my/our grievances towards your planned increment in BRT bus fare around the state as from the first of March, especially the IKORODU-TBS ROUTE.

You know how we spend hours to get to our destinations; you know how we spend a lot of cash to get our destinations; you know the class of majority of the people living in Ikorodu, yet you don't consider us & the poor before planning a hike. Are we the cause of the recession, or you just want to use us to get out of recession. Do you know that N100 times 30 days, is enough to feed some bachelors for about 10days??

You must be a bachelor! I guess you are speaking from experience??

How much is your 20ft containers, now?