Properties › Re: 3bedroom Terrace Duplex Lekki Gardens Phase1 by laudate: 4:08pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
dipoloti: A 3 Bedroom Terrace Duplex With 2 Sitting rooms, All Rooms Ensuite, Building is 80% complete only needs some little interior finishing as you can see from the uploaded pictures. The following documents on ground are: 1) Allocation Letter 2) Offer Letter 3) Contractual Agreement 4) Receipt of payment Note- There is one single C of O for the entire area and this is in the name of Lekki Gardens. The vendor can assist each purchaser to perfect documents . i have not perfected mine because i have the intention of selling it, perfecting it would unnecessarily increase the price of the property as whoever buys it would still go through the same process again to perfect his or her name.
Contact Name: Oladipupo Phone No: 08022939623 Price: 28,000,000 Which of the Lekki Gardens is this? Is it Phase 1, 2, 3 or 4??  |
Politics › Re: Eko Disco To Install 200,000 Pre-paid Meters In 2017 by laudate: 4:06pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Eko Disco is one of the worst lying Discos in Naija.  The whole of last year, they kept telling people in Lekki area to call back, that they did not have pre-paid meters available. So who are the ones they supplied meters to, last year?? Where did they get 100,000 pre-paid meters for their consumers in 2016, like they claim? These people can lie for Africa!!  They have refused to fix existing faulty pre-paid meters and are quick at dishing out sky-rocketing estimated bills, especially when they have done nothing but supply darkness. God dey watch una!  |
Autos › Re: Newly Built 3 Bedroom Duplex For Rent In Lekki Garden Estate. by laudate: 4:03pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Ecomix: contact 08038350686 for details. Are you advertising a property, or what?  No info on the title, location or even pictures to show the exterior and interior portions of the house??  |
Politics › Re: Has Govt Or Nepa Increased Electricity Tariff? by laudate: 3:59pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
blank: Yes, guaranteed power supply but from government. You have forgotten that the discos do not generate power. The gencos generate and send to transmission which is still under govt. Govt, under NBET, are supervising the entire value chain. They promised the discos that they will ensure improved power supply thus the discos limited the tariff. However, govt has reneged as usual.
Improved power supply is not a function of the discos but the gencos under supervision of govt. Discos only ensure that the final output get to you. Where you can fault them is if you're transformer is spoilt or if some other issue happened on your line. But the availability of light is not really subject to them. And when your pre-paid meter goes bad and they refuse to fix it, who bears the blame and who bears the brunt?  Eko Disco has turned a deaf ear to appeals for them to fix faulty pre-paid meters. Instead they prefer to share out estimated bills of 30k to 45k monthly to residential houses, when it is clear that the only thing they have supplied for the better part of the month, is nothing more than blackout!  |
Properties › Re: Lagos Living: Solving Nigeria's Megacity Housing Crisis by laudate: 3:51pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Gerrard59: Nigeria doesn't have uninterrupted power supply. How do they (clients and suppliers) cope with the tropical weather? You are obviously not a Nigerian. We use generators, different sizes and various shapes. |
Politics › Re: Why The Middle Belt Fought To Keep Nigeria One - Domkat Bali by laudate: 3:38pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
12Monkeys: You dey mind them.
They can't govern themselves if they are left alone.
Common LG election they must do Amala politics and shed blood .
Their Muslim traitors among them will not hesitate selling them to the north.
And they have so soiled their reputation among their fellow southerners that making any form of political or militant front with the better south is totally ruled out.
Just like Domkat Bali, the need one Nigeria to work but unlike Domkat Bali who feared most of the ravenous Hausa Fulanis, they (Yorubas) are more afraid of their own shadow . Na wa, o!! Wey these Yoruba people, sef?  Abeg, make una come see another person wey don fall for una 'juju for here.... if they never mention una name for one day, their market no go sell. The thread started with a post by Domkat Bali, only for someone to now come and make it the business or the problem of the Yorubas.  I don talk am before, the 'juju wey you Yoruba people dey use, e dey too strong!  You need to share the secret with the rest of us who come from minority tribes!!  |
Politics › Re: Why The Middle Belt Fought To Keep Nigeria One - Domkat Bali by laudate: 3:33pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
12Monkeys: Lol. This your lame attempt at dividing the people of the better south no dey work again. The Niger Delta is even more committed to seccesion than even the Igbos since they don't have a large population outside their regions unlike the Igbos. Lemme guess.... you speak for the entire Niger-Delta, ba??  |
Family › Re: PHOTO: What Would You Do If Your Child Returns From School Like This? by laudate: 3:27pm On Jan 23, 2017*. Modified: 4:30pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
joyContraMundum: You shouldn't be so quick to beat. You should rather try to find out what happened. What if he was pushed into the mud by one of his peers, out of malice, or even by accident? I don't think you'll want to add salt to his wounds.
In fact, I can never beat my child, no matter the reason. In the end, it changes nothing. The child either starts detesting you, fears you, or become too docile, submissive and conformist, or even begin to mirror one's personality rather to the extreme, as opposed to creating himself. He might end up over-identifying with my person, my subjective ideas of right and wrong, and might even adopt my value system to an undesirable degree. I don't plan to mould my child in my own image or condition him to behave in the manner I approve, so the possibilities I've listed above are, for me, undesirable. Phaeze: Yeah, I'm Nigerian. Why do you ask? In case you're wondering sha, my original handle got banned. Because your views are rather un-Nigerian.  What was that comment you made? Ah, yes - you had said: "He might end up over-identifying with my person, my subjective ideas of right and wrong, and might even adopt my value system to an undesirable degree. I don't plan to mould my child in my own image or condition him to behave in the manner I approve, so the possibilities I've listed above are, for me, undesirable." You do not want your child to adopt your value system?? Strange.  Values are the first set of things, parents impart to a child. If you do not teach him the right values, he would most likely adopt the wrong ones from whatever sources he sees around him. Do you think your own present set of values are wrong, is that why you do not want your child to hold those values??  Secondly, you do not want to "condition him to behave in the manner I (sic) approve..."  I had to shake my head at this one. Are you implying that it is wrong for him to seek your approval, or that your sense of approval is warped, undesirable or wrong, so it is not in his best interest to act in a way that meets with your approval? Your response contains a contradiction of sorts. |
Properties › Re: Lagos Living: Solving Nigeria's Megacity Housing Crisis by laudate: 3:12pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
YTderin: What's the definition of middle income, again Eko Atlantic for middle income earners? Issokay. Don't mind that ignorant reporter. Eko Atlantic where flats go for excess of $ 1 million USD is meant for the middle-income, going by their twisted ideology. They think that they are talking to f00ls. |
Business › Re: Onitsha Mall Indemnity Notice: Look At What I Saw At Shoprite Onitsha (pics) by laudate: 3:09pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
eddiebruk: Funny thing is you don't even know what you are saying, how demented of you And how schizophrenic of you.  You asked a question that is unrelated to the topic because you wanted to cause a digression, and you have the guts to make this claim because I could see through your antics? Get outta my sight and get a life! 
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Crime › Re: Tenant Batters Landlady For Demanding 20 Months Rent Arrears (pic) by laudate: 3:05pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Na wa, o!!  I pray the woman recovers quickly, o! If anything happens to her, the woman's children and relatives will not take it kindly with that tenant.  But I don't understand why such issues must end in aggression. Why couldn't the tenant have come to an agreement with his landlord/landlady to pay instalmentally?  Maybe, they could have agreed jointly to restructure the rent arrears, and allow the tenant to pay like 5 months rent, every other month until he finishes clearing out the arrears!  |
Politics › Re: How Biafran Commanders Surrendered (video) by laudate: 2:52pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
zendy: I have read it. The decree essentially centralised government.
There two important things to note. The first is that military rule is always a temporary thing. Whatever decrees issued during military times are always removed as soon civilians return. Decrees are never carried forward into civilian rule. In essence, decree 34 like all other decrees were just temporal
The second thing to note is that Ironsi met 4 Regions and he left 4 Regions. You may say in name only but there were 4 Regions with 4 well defined boundries with 4 Regional Military Governors and all 4 Regions practiced resource control and fiscal federalism.
Had Gowon left the 4 Regional structure the way he met them, decree 34 would have been removed on the return of civilian rule, we would still have 4 Regions and still be practicing true federalism.
But by replacing the 4 Regions with 12 states, Gowon destroyed the entire structural arrangement of Nigeria and made it impossible to ever grow as nation. You are joking, right? You said: "decree 34 would have been removed on the return of civilian rule, we would still have 4 Regions and still be practicing true federalism." How do you know this? Are you for real?? Are you a soothsayer? Were there any plans on paper for Aguiyi-Ironsi to return the country to civilian rule? Kindly share the details with us. |
Career › Re: Dismissed Staff Were Adequately Compensated – Heritage Bank by laudate: 2:31pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
BushWickBill: The letter of dismissal did not say 30 working days for compensation. Get that fact right before you come jaunting here with your oblique analysis.
guy shut the hell up.
I have several accounts with the bank, and I know how hard it is doing transactions as when due because I cannot access the funds. I always get one explanation or the other as to why my transaction cannot be completed on a regular basis. Hence I know there is trouble behind the scenes because I am not dull as to not know what is going on behind the scenes.
And if you were Sekibo, would you admit that your bank was having issues, even if it was obvious to the public that you were so as to upset depositor's confidence? Or do you think the public is as gullible as the online fo0ls you tend to deceive with your hocus-pocus?
And when I call you PRO, you start hyperventilating unnecessarily.
Hahahaha. The biggest foolery I've read.
I know staff who were sacked. So count me out of your unnecessary verbiage. Those sacked staff were very efficient within the lines that the useless bank provided and gave me adequate information as at when due.
In that light the above is null and void and undeserving of a response.
you are so full of sh1t. It is your father and mother that is bitter and underserving of ever being alive.
I am not an ex-employee of that walking corpse of a bank. Tufiakwa
If that is your best retort, then I should never have bantered with you because you are so narrow minded.
Even if it is a business, as far as it is a publicly quoted company they are NOT immune to scrutiny of their activities and processes. As a customer of the Bank, I have every right to voice my opinions about a bank whose performance has been absolutely nothing to write home about and as such it is hardly surprising that there is so much heat generated by this recent actions. Chai!! See finishing!  Bros, you no send at all, o.... |
Career › Re: How Does she Handle her Company's Refusal To Register staff For Pension Scheme? by laudate: 2:19pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Isn't it possible for her to sign up for a self-funded contributory pension scheme on her own? |
Family › Re: PHOTO: What Would You Do If Your Child Returns From School Like This? by laudate: 2:06pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
joyContraMundum: You shouldn't be so quick to beat. You should rather try to find out what happened. What if he was pushed into the mud by one of his peers, out of malice, or even by accident? I don't think you'll want to add salt to his wounds.
In fact, I can never beat my child, no matter the reason. In the end, it changes nothing. The child either starts detesting you, fears you, or become too docile, submissive and conformist, or even begin to mirror one's personality rather to the extreme, as opposed to creating himself. He might end up over-identifying with my person, my subjective ideas of right and wrong, and might even adopt my value system to an undesirable degree. I don't plan to mould my child in my own image or condition him to behave in the manner I approve, so the possibilities I've listed above are, for me, undesirable. Wait, o.... are you a Nigerian??  Just asking. |
Culture › Re: Ovie Richard Layeguen Ogbon's 100th Birthday Celebration (Photos) by laudate: 1:51pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
fratermathy: Long live the oldest king in Nigeria!
The great Ohworode of Olomu, the chairman of the Ukoko r'Ivie r'Urhobo!
At the age of 100, he can walk, read without glasses, write, speak fluently, dance, drive, drink, etc, with ease. He's truly blessed. He has his birth certificate to prove his age.
Together with the Orodje of Okpe and the Ovie of Ughelli, he is arguably one of the most influential kings in Urhoboland and Delta State. He's a symbol of peace, unity, humility, justice, honor and truth. He deserves all the accolades he can get.
Opharhe, you are doing Urhobo proud. Oghene ka bruphiyo kevwe! Mathy, Mathy!! I know say I go find you here... how body??  |
Politics › Re: Amina Mohammed's Daughter, Nadine, To Wed (Photos) by laudate: 1:44pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
morisnewrain: does her mother uses Hijab? Critics No mind dem. But the woman get fine daughters, sha.  Her other daughter Samira got married in August last year. She is just as fine as this one called Nadine. In fact, I no even know who fine pass!  |
Politics › Re: Governor Okowa Apologizes To Delta Monarchs Who Walked Out On VP Osinbajo by laudate: 1:35pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Donshegxy10: baba mi, if I may ask, what cause the walking out in the first place? Me sef, I don dey ask that question. Na di answer I still dey wait for.... |
Politics › Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-vivour Will Run For Chairman Of Ikeja LG On @KOWA_NGR 's Platform by laudate: 1:34pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
KOWAnigeria: The KOWA train is gathering speed: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour will run for Chairman of Ikeja LG on @KOWA_NGR 's platform. #JoinKOWA #SupportGRV ************************** Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has lived in Anifowoshe, Ikeja for thirty of his thirty four years. With a degree in architecture from the University of Nottingham(UK) in 2004 and a Master’s from MIT(USA) in 2008, In 2009, he returned to Ikeja after his studies, with a mission to solve the housing challenges in Nigeria by utilizing innovative and easily accessible materials to create affordable housing. A firm believer in social welfare, equity and justice, GRV aka “the hopeful Nigerian” is about to conclude his third degree at the University of Lagos with a Masters in Research and Public Policy. He is a practicing architect, social activist and avid writer; known for his stance against GMO’s in Nigeria and his campaign to bring back “history” as a subject to Nigerian schools. He is happily married to Dr.Ifeyinwa Aniebo. GRV cares about IKEJA; do you? Hmmn... is he related to Hon. Justice Bode Rhodes-Vivour of the Supreme Court?? I can see some kind of resemblance. Both men are sharp dressers, sha!  |
Politics › Re: We Can’t Give What We Don’t Have’ – Electricity Distributors To Nigerians by laudate: 1:22pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
brightmexy: If u can't give what u don't have then collecting (extorting) for what u have not given Exactly!! Is anyone from Eko Disco listening to this??  |
Business › Re: Customer Service: Best And Worst Bank Branches On The Island by laudate: 1:18pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
razzberry2: When it comes to this argument about customer service delivery and queue management at the branch , I will still rate UBA high based on my experience with other banks. Which UBA??  Try their services at their branches on Lagos Island, Victoria Island and Lekki, and tell me whether you will not swear for their ancestral godfathers!  |
Business › Re: Onitsha Mall Indemnity Notice: Look At What I Saw At Shoprite Onitsha (pics) by laudate: 1:03pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
eddiebruk: Answer the question and stop making your parents feel disappointed for wasting their pension on your education that's if they ever had a Job Nah... it is your own parents that wasted their youth, resources & energy in sending you to school. You flunked courses on critical thinking and reasoning, by the time you dropped out. That is why you have now digressed from the main topic to clutch at straws by asking if the notice said it is only Shoprite that has a store in the mall. Go back & collect a refund from your tutors. |
Politics › Re: How Biafran Commanders Surrendered (video) by laudate: 1:01pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
zendy: Well you will have to explain this techicality because because all 4 regions were still existing the day the day Ironsi died. They had their defined boundaries, they had their flags, the 4 Regions even had resource control. So how did the 4 Region disappear under Ironsi? Go back and read the contents of the Unification Decree 34 enacted by Aguiyi-Ironsi. After that decree came into force, the regions then continued to exist in name only. Their powers had been usurped and concentrated in the hands of the federal govt.  |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Man Wins Affection Of His White Girlfriend In Cyprus By Doing This.PICS by laudate: 6:59am On Jan 23, 2017 |
PrettyCrystal: When a man knows how to treat his lady right. A Nigerian entertainer based in Cyprus, Omega Humez, increased the level of love his white girlfriend has for him after winning more of her affection with his cooking skills. The musician who shared this, revealed that his cooking makes her feel alive and more loved.
Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/01/nigerian-singer-based-in-cyprus-wins.html Poor girl!! He is still not going to marry her, o.  |
Politics › Re: IPOB At Trump Inauguration, With US Marines Holding Biafran Flag (pix) by laudate: 6:00am On Jan 23, 2017 |
SephoraNews: IPOB Trump Solidarity Rally: 200 Of Our Members Still Missing- IPOB Click For Details http:///N9NYbg Share With Friends Where are those US marines holding the Biafra flag?  They need to fly down to Nigeria sharp-sharp, to lead this search for the missing 200 IPOBians, and rescue them without further delay. Do they think their job is just to hold the flag and pose??  |
Politics › Re: The Islamization Process Has Begun by laudate: 5:47am On Jan 23, 2017 |
Omudia11: The only person who seems to lack comprehension here is you. What's my business with any christian who has been denied registration?? It is boldly written that only MSSN is allowed. What part of "Only MSSN is allowed", don't you understand.
I hope you're not a Fulani herdsman that knows nothing other than the language of cows. Continue with the insults.  I cannot expect anything less from someone who refuses to read what is written in clear black & white, but instead chooses to ascribe any subjective meaning he likes, to it. You can hope whatever you wish to hope, because that is the only thing you are good at.  Your response shows that you obviously skipped lectures on 'critical thinking and rational discourse' when you were in school. Now, take the remote control & go sit in a corner to watch cartoons. I do not deal with toddlers like you. |
Politics › Re: We Can’t Give What We Don’t Have’ – Electricity Distributors To Nigerians by laudate: 5:43am On Jan 23, 2017 |
mykeljosef: but u can promise what you don't have Don't mind the clueless DISCOs, and their equally retar'ded association. They cannot give, what they do not have. But they can collect huge sums of money under the guise of estimated bills, in return for the darkness they dish out.  |
Politics › Re: The Islamization Process Has Begun by laudate: 5:36am On Jan 23, 2017 |
Omudia11: I want to believe you're joking. If you couldn't comprehend what is contained in the o.p then give someone nearest to you for expatiation. And I want to believe you have not read the update & the response issued by the university.  If you know of any Christian group that has been denied registration by the university, kindly post their name or their application here. Or better still, ask one of your cohorts to translate the contents of the dean's letter to you in your native language, since you cannot understand plain English.  |
Properties › Re: Peace Estate, Well Developed, Before Shoprite, On Express Road. N5m by laudate: 4:09am On Jan 23, 2017 |
Topeby: Plot of land inside Peace Estate. The estate is directly on Lekki Expressway at Sangotedo-Ajah. Is a well developed estate where hundreds of people are living. Beautiful Duplexes and houses are inside this estate. Is just about 2 minutes drive from Ajah.
Peace Estate is before the New biggest Shoprite and Golden Park estate.
Because of the location of this estate on the Expressway, you have access to different things.
Up to 4 plots are available. You can buy 1 plot or all. Price: N5m per plot (not negotiable).
For inspection and enquiries Call/Whatsapp me: DAYO 08067715960, 09082727007 What is the size of the plot and what kind of title does it have? Kindly confirm!  |
Car Talk › Re: See The Nigerian Made SUV Vehicle That Is The Best in The Auto Industry Now by laudate: 4:06am On Jan 23, 2017 |
Kjnwancaro: 1.5 L for an SUV?. These people really understand Nigerians, always want the best with little or no money. Dashboard looks boring tho The car looks like a Hyundai Tucson. Abi, na my eye??  |
Education › Re: 7 Signs A Student Will Succeed In Life Even If He/she Graduates With A Poor CGPA by laudate: 3:46am On Jan 23, 2017 |
@mubarak89, what a fantastic post!!  You just validated a point I was trying to make, to a friend. It is not what 'class' of degree you graduate with that is important, it is how you put what you have learnt to use, that helps you succeed. Thank you!  I hope this thread makes FP. cc: lalasticlala, Mynd44 |
Politics › Re: Expect Improved Power Supply In 2017 – Fashola by laudate: 3:42am On Jan 23, 2017 |
Lush100: we are already in 2017 abi he meant 2018? You need to forgive him. He has obviously lost the plot. Meanwhile, has anyone ever sued Eko Disco and won? I need to know. Thanks. |