₦airaland Forum

Sleemg:
Its just due to bad lightning condition or compression to an uploadable size.
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I actually think he has vitiligo - a skin disorder. I don't think he is bleaching.

nickxtra:
Somebody without a degree, yet she was an Adjunct Professor at Colombia University in New York?

Adjunct Professor of what, exactly? And if she has a degree why can't she state it clearly in her resume?? What course precisely did she study, and what class of degree did she graduate with?

LastProphet:
Laudate my man, how the recession nah bros?

My guy, we are looking up to God!

Handsomebeing:
Moved from the mainland to Ajah(Thomas Estate) in 2015. Now I'm back on the mainland. Traffic, hell whenever it rains, wall and kitchen was a mess in less than 6 months despite renovating before I moved in and I needed about 250k to plaster and paint the wall, change the kitchen cabinet and rebuild the chamber. Just an overrated area.

Guy, you chose a poorly constructed house in the first place. That is why you encountered those problems. Don't blame it on the area. My cousin had an experience similar to yours', when he moved to Ikeja last year!

Opinionated:
Ajah residents are normal people

Unlike the people who reside in the Lekki area, the Ajah residents are unpretentious and down-to-earth and basically the people are easy to get along with. There is no silent competition among the residents as regards affluence or status. People live their lives normally basically[b]Source:[/b] http://www.opinions.ng/5-reasons-move-lekki-ajah/

Please kindly define what you mean by Lekki people. Are you referring to which part of Lekki, exactly? Is it Lekki Phase 1, Ikate-Elegushi, Jakande Estate, Agungi, Femi Okunnu, Chevron, Orchid Road/Southern View area, VGC/Ikota etc.? Which part of this district are you referring to exactly?

And what precisely do you mean by Ajah people are unpretentious and down-to-earth? Are you trying to imply that your so-called Lekki people are pretentious and do not live their lives normally? So if Ajah people are normal, are you trying to imply the 'Lekki people abnormal? Did you conduct a survey before you jumped to these conclusions? And what silent competition are you referring to, biko nu?

The person who wrote this article suffers from a massive dose of inferiority complex around 'Lekki people, o! He did not even include the horrible traffic jam at Ajah that the residents struggle with on a daily basis! Next thing we will see is another clown writing about how Ikoyi residents are more snobbish than Victoria Island dwellers! Nonsense & ingredients to borrow Chief Zebrudaya's slogan!

SailorXY:
This OP doesn't even know what he's trying to explain.
From after the Sand-Fill bus stop down to Elerongbe before the bridge near Epe is Lekki, sectioned from Phase 1 Lekki Pennisula to Ibeju Lekki.
This also mean Ajah is inside Lekki!!

Thank you, o!! Can you see all these fake reporters that fail to do their research before posting shallow articles on the internet. From Lekki Phase 1 to the Eleko Junction is all part of that entire stretch called the Lekki Peninsula!

Garshyzee:
Oboi d traffic from lakowe to ajah for mornings na die.. Then from ajah to jakande.. Na world war 5...if u wan pack go ajah. Better get helicopter

Bros, na true word you talk! That is why those who live in Ajah, have to leave their houses at 5a.m. in the morning, in order to get to their offices in Victoria Island by 7.30a.m

TunezMedia:
18. Adesua Etomi

Sweet looking Imo born star,
Tolulope Adesua Etomi hit it big this year in the movie industry and made a huge fashion statement with her classy outfits on the red carpet. Like the custom green gown from April by Kunbi which she rocked to the AMVCA's or the stunning yellow gown she rocked to TIFF for 'The Wedding Party' movie premiere, she always manage to slay every single time.

Imo born star, ke? I thought Adesua Etomi was an Edo babe?? When did she change her ethnic group??

Jadeite:
How can Adesua Be from IMO State? Op the weed wey u smoke ....

I no know say you sef see am!! I still dey scratch my head dey wonder which part of Imo, dem born Adesua...

And how can he even say that Linda Ikeji is stylish, when Tiwa Savage who is ten times more stylish than Linda, is not even featured on the list?? Abi the OP TunezMedia get eye problem, ni?

kalokalo:
Come to look at, Nigeria (or rather IOCs operating in Nigeria) export billions of cubic feet of gas annually around the globe. And yet, the local supply of gas is constantly in short supply. Do we know why? Because the government controls the prices at which IOCs can sell gas domestically to power-plants and industries.

If selling gas domestically is as profitable as exporting, the IOCS would be falling over themselves to do so. It takes billions of dollars of investment to build gas gathering, treating, storage and pipeline assets to get gas to homes, businesses or anywhere it is needed. That kind of investment needs bankable gas supply agreements (usually 20 years). No one would do so if their ability to price their produce is in the hands of political actors. Especially when gas prices in Nigeria are set (by NERC) at around $2.5 per MCF while the same gas can be sold in Asia or Europe for at least $5.4 per MCF.

Little wonder, Nigeria's gas-fired power plants and industries suffer from chronic gas shortages. Its the laws of economics working again . It will always defeat any attempt to undermine it. Venezuela is currently its victim.

Guy, please do a comparison of gas prices in different countries round the world, and contrast those prices with what is paid in Nigeria before you start this story. And kindly put the comparison in context with the income per capita, minimum wage, level of infrastructure etc., before you decide to give us this long lecture.

Everyone keeps advocating paying higher prices for everything, as if throwing extra money around is the solution to every problem. Ineptitude, managerial incompetence, inadequate technical skills, poor internal operational processes, defective community relations schemes, militancy, totally weakened naira, and several other issues are responsible for many of the problems facing gas supply in the country today. If the root causes are not tackled, charging high rates for gas will not solve anything. Please do the maths.

Onechancearmy:
Why pay for something that doesn't exist? And whose fault is it that billing in Nigeria is so chaotic and disorganised.
Countries which charge more for electricity usually have proper billing management, well maintained infrastructure and are able to provide a reliable service.
Passing the blame to the hapless consumer does not explain the gross incompetence of management.

May God bless you one million times on Sundays for this post! When people say Nigerians do not pay for power, I laugh! With all the inaccurate, horrendous, estimated bills the Discos dish out and the way they supply more darkness than light, please tell me what do they expect? What stops them from disconnecting defaulters? All of us that pay our bills religiously every month, how much electricity supply, do we get in return?

You give a family of two staying in a one-bedroom apartment a bill of =N=35,000 monthly, for less than 30 hours of power supply every month in a nation where minimum wage is =N=18,000 for the same period, and you turn round to complain about non-payment? Hehehe.... I laugh in Cantonese!

LastProphet:
am igala from idah, just 77km from nsukka, your problem is not yorubas or any other tribe, try to accept that other people are smart or smarter then u will start to get somewhere. if the opinion of igalas, yoruba, hausa, idoma, jukun, about your tribe is the same then there might be some truth in it. all the school i attended i hv seen your tribe beaten silly, seen yorubas beaten silly. i hv also seen outstanding ibos so also yorubas and igalas too. so i think the difference is that one tribe just shouts about their little achievements more than others. If there is any tribe that should be shouting about achievements in this country it is not your tribe

Gbam!! Gbam!!! Gbam!!!! You hit the nail on the head. Let us hope the person you responded to, would have the common sense to heed your words of advice.

nathan5050:
ah see say na only u don officially welcome me to nairaland with *WAHALA*.... I appreciate, yagaziee

There is no wahala here...but you are the one deliberately trying to cause wahala, by telling lies against someone else. I repeat, where did you see 1983 in that person's post??

tolastikha:
If you are not aware get it into your brain today. Academic qualifications are met principally for research purposes. Application of the research works are carried out by professionals period. That is why whatever your qualification, PhD or whatever, you can't audit corporate account except you have ican; nor sign engineering design except you have corel; nor certified any corporate plan as worth implementation except you have acia; nor certified any survey plan except you are chartered surveyor.

Guy, pls try and educate yourself. Like I said before, a little learning is a dangerous thing. An academic qualification is a pre-requisite for most professions. It merely serves to confirm to external parties that you have received prescribed training and acquired relevant skills in a particular subject, or field of expertise.

It is the reason why you cannot be allowed to practise medicine, unless you have a medical degree & have passed the statutory examinations mandated by the medical board. It is the reason why you cannot be admitted to practise law in any jurisdiction, unless you have taken the requisite bar exams and passed through the appropriate training specified by the regulators in that field.

It is also the reason why you cannot practise as a certified clinical therapist, without at least a bachelors' degree in psychology.

Even the COREN you are making noise about, requires that you must first have a degree or diploma in engineering before you can sit for the prescribed professional exams in order to get COREN certification. Tell me how many engineers are awarded the COREN certification, without possessing a first degree or equivalent qualification in engineering?

If you applied for a driving job, would any prospective employer not ask you to submit a valid driving license as evidence that you have the skills you are claiming to possess?

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ShootToKill:
You forgot to mention the part where Afonja sold yorubaland to the caliphate forcing yorubas to run down to Ibadan to build brown roof muddy IDP camps that still exists till today. Today many of your yoruba muslims are longing for Emirates in Oshogbo, Ibadan. etc. Why shouldn't you be called Afonjas?

Guy, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. See as una dey find trouble. Read up the history very well, nah. They taught us the chap's history in school.

Non-Yoruba folks like us were told that Afonja was a great warlord, a warrior, or a generalissimo who was marked for extermination by his traditional ruler. In order to protect himself from death, he sought to kill the ruler that was after his life, by invoking the 'Calabash verdict against the man. So that king was forced to commit suicide.

Afonja died in the 1800s, but the Osu caste system is still alive in many communities in the South-East. Now, if one of those Yoruba people enters here to call you an Osu, you will start crying blue murder.

Anyway, na wetin concern me? I go put my own mat here, and I go siddon look, until una call me to do referee. Oya, let the e-insults begin!

ChetaNwaeze:
I get your point ..... We also once had our own people at the UN too. Prof Joy Ogwu was the former Nigerian permanent secertary to the UN and at one time she was the chairman of the UN Security Council. The unfortunate thing was that Nnamdi kanu was insulting her when she still held those important positions because she was opposed to the modus operandi of IPOB. Instead of Kanu to work with her or seek her assistance, he was busy abusing her. This is one thing i dont like about IPOB, all they know about in their Biafra agitation is only to abuse

Biko, please collect two bottles of chilled mineral from Mama Nkechi's shop down the road. You deserve it!

nathan5050:
nwanne gum ur lane biko!

Maka gini? Must you lie in order to make a point?

MadamExcellency:
Every power produced is sold to TCN which is under the control of FG.

Transmission Infrastructure is the weakest link in Nigeria power sector hence Fashola and FG got the blame.

Btw, total system collapse is not from GENCOs nor from DISCOs rather from TCN.

The blame should be laid at the feet of all the 3 groups. To have 24x7 power, Nigeria needs at least 40,000MW of power, but it is currently producing less than 4,500MW. The transmission network is in an abysmal state, and so more than a quarter of the power produced gets lost and cannot be transmitted effectively to points of need. The Gencos have hidden their shortcomings by pointing fingers at TCN for its failure to upgrade the transmission network. Today they will blame the transmission network. Tomorrow, they will blame the shortage of gas supplies due to disruptions in the system.

The Discos on the other hand have proven their cluelessness repeatedly, by not being able to monitor the distribution of power effectively and their inability to collect revenue from all end-users properly, due to their faulty billing system that has driven a wedge between themselves and their customers.

Nigeria's power problems need to be laid squarely at the feet of all the players, including the FG.

T9ksy:
Wake up and smell the damn coffee, my dear!!!

Even if ibos get their biafra tomorrow, they will still be trooping down to the south-west in droves for their "all american dream".

Do your own independent research rather than take my word for it but i bet you my bottom dollar that your findings will surely lay credence to the FACT which is, the high population of ibos extraction who stayed behind in yorubaland, (but definitely not in the north) during biafran war.

Chai! Na where I dey since?? Better gist don dey flow here. Na on top this thread I go match brake today!!

kunlesehan:
Good morning.

Happy new month everyone.

Thanks for the calls, enquiries and patronage.

I just thought I should inform everyone that there's just one flat left at our beach property in Okunajah.

Cheers.

Is it still available??

tolastikha:
If she is not professionally qualified, she won't have gotten those plum appointments at the highest level of world public service. Mind you, academic degree such as (b sc, m sc and PhD) are only for teaching. There are other forms of proficiency test such as (ican, acca, anan, acia, etc) practically made for practical jobs not theories and surely Nigerians are not aware of this. If it is not B sc or Hnd then you are not supposed to be working in any organized sectors (Nigerians own level of reasoning). Get your brain charge up men.

Oga, if she has all the correct qualifications, then how come she has never included any of them in her CV? For your information, BSc, MSc & Ph.d are NOT just for teaching. Free your mind and conduct solid research on what those qualifications are used for, before you comment, pls!

emizone:
But pradgya foolish sha....infact all of dem sef

In fact, her foolishness no get part 2!! The girl just dey make me vex! After getting the valuable info from the Corporator & recording it on her phone, why did she not lock the phone in her drawer or even lock the door to her room? She left it carelessly, and Tanu stole the info. In short, she deserves to be flogged!!

danusy:
She is the new Minister of Environment and below are some of the things you may not know about her.

Amina J. Mohammed was born 1961 in Kaduna State and is of Gombe descent with a British mother and a Nigerian father.
From 2002-2005, Ms. Mohammed coordinated the Task Force on Gender and Education for the UN Millennium Project.
She has served as the Special Adviser on Post-2015 Development Planning to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
She served as the CEO and founder of the Think Tank Center for Development Policy Solutions.
She worked as Senior Adviser on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to three different Presidents of Nigeria from 2000 – 2014.
She has six children.
She received the National Honors Award of OFR in 2006 and was inducted in the Nigerian Women’s Hall of Fame in 2007.
AMINA J MOHAMMED was born on 27th of June 1961 in Gombe, Gombe State. She attended Capital School, Kaduna in 1972 for her Primary Six Certificate and Buchan School Isle of Manchester, UK in 1979 for the Ordinary Level Certificate. She further attended Henley Management College also in UK in 1989.

A versatile and accomplished mobiliser and Project Coordinator, Mrs Amina Mohammed had served as the Senior Special Assistant to the President on MDGs between 2005 to 201.
She has also served as National Commissioner, Human Rights Commission of Nigeria from 2005 to 2007. Mrs Amina Mohammed is the Assistant Secretary/Special Advisor to the United Nations, Secretary General in New York, USA.

Hello, please post the link or url where you got your information, so we can also read and verify. To the best of my knowledge. Henley Management College offers various management courses and degrees. But she did not state if she got a certificate, a diploma or a degree from Henley. So what qualification did she get from Henley?

Mrop:
Nigerian music star, Darey Art Alade and his lovely wife, Deola are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary today – the singer and producer shared these lovely family photos and wrote:

"✖️D @ 10 Here's to the next 10 with the only one that makes my existence worth it. Love you forever and a day babe! Happy 10th Anniversary to us!!! @deolaartalade2

Congratulations to a decade of marital bliss!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BNcOE7_A58n/?taken-by=dareydarey&hl=en

SOURCE::: http://www.praizeblog.com/2016/11/darey-art-alade-and-wife-celebrate-10th_50.html?m=0

And the haters said it would not last at that time, simply because she was some years older than him and she had been married before! Shame to bad people!!

Deola Ayeni Nigeria entrepreneur got married to Dare Art Alade .... Deola Ayeni is eight years older than R&B singer Dare Art Alade. The couple are blessed a boy and a girl. http://www.metronaija.com/2016/11/photos-nigerian-celebrities-who-married.html