₦airaland Forum

simplycarro:
Your parents are animals in the zoo too.?
I still wonder the kind of foolishness you people are swimming in.

Hehehe....no mind dem. Remember the old age that says when you point one finger at someone, the remaining four are pointing back at you?? Na so dem case be....!

Acjohn:
Anything person get with wayo, he go lose am with wayo. All the swear don dey follow them.

ROFLMAO!! Una no go kill person with laugh for here..!

SLIDEwaxie:
DSTV will be shaking down to their boots now

Hehehe......may God have mercy on them all!

_*sigh* I give up...._{walking away.} The dictionary isn't helping...

ikechu1278:
You are wasting your time with that laudate dude. Trust me on that. It's literally like speaking to a wall. Common sense is not even present in that. Dude just leave it or you'll seriously regret it while wondering how slow a person can be.
Trust me on that. I'm saying it from experience

Jeez! You really do have an unresolved problem....and you chose to bring it into this thread. Wow!!

GogetterMD:
Bros wake up from slumber na. It's a FEDERAL teaching hospital

And so bloody what?? The state government should ignore its sorry state while people who go there for treatment, end up contracting additional diseases from the hospital environment, that could lead to their death??

What stops the state govt from fixing it and collecting a refund from fed govt?

Eziachi:
I have edited my post but still stand on my initial. There's nothing vague about it. That's your opinion. I know us more than you.

Stop beating about the bush. Who voted for the governors??

Duplicated post deleted.

Eziachi:
Its like asking me who voted for Paul Biya in Cameroon all these years?
Vote, especially in Nigeria is never a true reflection anything.

Your response is best described as 'avoiding the issue.' Stop being vague. Your people stood in line and voted for the governors.

I still believe the best pounded yam, with bushmeat and criminally cold palm wine, is served in Ekiti!

Some agro-based industrialists have made it possible for the rest of us to enjoy pounded yam, by packaging it in flour form. it is actually close to the real thing, when it is cooked. Has anyone heard of Ayoola Poundo Yam?? It is produced by Ayoola Foods, in Lagos.

HISTORY
Ayoola Foods Ltd was founded by Engr. Segun Emmanuel Olaye, who is the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer. He bagged his Masters Degree at Odessa Engineering Institute in 1984 in the former Soviet Union, now Ukraine. During his six-year stay abroad, he missed a lot of African delicacies which was not available then in Odessa, USSR. This led to conception of Ayoola Foods Ltd in 1991 and was registered as Food processing, Packaging, Marketing and Consulting Company.

The company commenced business with few products, today we have wide range of products which include Poundo Yam, Yam Flour, Cassava Flour, Plantain Flour, Beans Flour, Brown Beans and Cassava Fufu among others. All our products are duly registered by National Agency for Foods and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC).

All our products were initially exported to the U.K, USA, Canada, Australia and other countries. This lasted till July 2004. In August 2004, the company decided to promote its products in domestic market. The introduction of its brand, Ayoola Poundo Yam recorded remarkable success, increasing its market share in subsequent years. The brand has now become a household name in Nigeria.

We are always striving to find new ways to make our products available to prospective and current customers world-wide. Our distributors span across the state of the federation helping to make all our products readily available in all cities across Nigeria. We also have a mutual beneficial relationship with Multinational Supermarket Chains like SHOPRITE SUPERMARKET among others. http://www.ayoolafoodsng.com/about_us.php

Musiwa419:
You see, thats one of the reasons why i dont applaud some of the policy/projects of ACN/APC in Lagos state. I have nothing against the Eko Atlantic Project but i feel the timing is wrong. Do we need such a gargantuan project now? Insted of building skyscrappers in the middle of the sea why dont we construct a 4th Mainland Bridge which would link Lagos Island to Ikorodu thereby reducing the traffic congestion in greater Lagos considerably. I am of the opinion that the funds pumped into the Eko Atlantic Project thus far should have been used for the construction of a 4th Mainland Bridge

Gbam! Gbam!! You talk am well! Even those living along the Lekki-Ajah expressway experience the same problem. If you live in Sangotedo or Awoyaya or Badore, and you are not on the road by 5a.m, you cannot get to Victoria Island by 8a.m. Am not kidding.

The traffic at Ajah roundabout would short-circuit your system if you are not careful. The design for that expressway, failed to factor in overhead bridges or flyovers, that would have enhanced movement on that road. So each of the roundabouts on that road, have become 'circles of commotion', and 'traffic generators' for commuters.

Musiwa419:
I initially wanted to write about the terrible condition of this particular road. The Ikorodu-Ogijo-Sagamu road is one of the worst road in the whole of west africa(i am not exaggerating). Regrettably, Ogijo is a host to so many steel industries/factories with little commensurate infrastructural development in the area itself. Not too far from Ogijo is another place known as Simawa. Simawa has a lot of housing estate springing up left, right and center but unfortunately there is a dearth of basic ammenities in this place too.

The Sango-Ijoko-Alagbole-Akute-Berger road in Ogun/Lagos state has also been abandoned after construction works started on it about three years ago. That road is also very very very terrible. I wont forget areas like Ibafo, Magboro, Asese ...................... JESUS !!! People living in those places are really suffering. Some communities there havent had electricity supply for the past TEN YEARS.

What about the old Toll-gate along Lagos Abeokuta expressway, where you have the T-junction between Sango and Ijoko? That section is always in a perpetual state of disrepair with red, muddy sand and huge uneven tracts of laterite that is supposed to pass for a road.

Or the Idiroko Road in Sango Otta that still has so many craters and potholes?? This same road plays host to factories like Nestle, Honda, Bells University owned by Obasanjo and some other industries.

johnstin:
Fairly used 57, 000 Liters LPG Pressure Vessel (tank) for sale.
Features brand new pressure relief valves.

Call for details.

Abeg, post the details here. Also, confirm - What is the year of manufacture?? Has it been pressure tested?? Or flushed with nitrogen?

Eziachi:
There you go once again, telling us that you know us more than ourselves. The so called governors are bi-product of Nigeria. Never had our own self elected town union leaders ever had embezzled our cent ever or abused the privilege positions.
Because they know the consequence. The governors are representatives of Nigeria constitution and not us. Their allegiance lies with Abuja and not the people . Who spearheaded the Scottish independent referendum? It's was Scotland's first minister. So how many of you so called governors mention support for Biafra in public?
So don't preach to us what our fight should be. Fight yours as you sees fit and leave us alone to fight ours as we sees fit. We are not seismic twins.
Stop the voyeurism?

Sorry, had to edit your post because I am only concerned with a section of it.

I just want to ask one question - who voted for those governors you mentioned? Were they not your people? Why can't your own Ministers and Senators also copy the example of the Scottish minister, by raising the issue of the referendum at the highest levels?? Why wait for an outsider to do so on your behalf? Just wondering.

Aareonakakanfo:
Even though there are numerous challenges facing the south-west, I believe these are the most important ones we need to deal with

Fulani herdsmen attack

Ilegal mining

Rape

Bad roads

Armed robbery

Youth unemployment

Kidnapping

Getting rid of these 7 issues is very important

Poor transport infrastructure is such a major problem. It is unbelievable that in Lagos, people can spend 3-4 hours in traffic on each leg of their journey to work, every single day!! Mind boggling! In some areas, if you do not leave home at 4a.m, you can't get to your office on the Island at 7:30a.m.

mamboroo:
Before his departure I was in prison
He left me a message in my email but it was deleted
Its a long story
If you are it specialist and you can help pls pm me its urgent

In prison?? For what crime?? And who deleted your e-mail?? Don't forget, hacking is an offence o!

It is easier for you to retrieve your own lost mail, if you still have access to the laptop or desktop where you opened it, than to hack into a 3rd party's e-mail.

Eziachi:
Why worry so much or bothered a lot about a scam you weren't a victim?
It doesn't make sense.

Because your folks make so much noise about it, and release curses against those who do not support it, or people who disagree with their point of view, irrespective of what ethnic group they come from.

chosen04:
Stop ranting. If Apostle Paul can call the Galatian brethern foolish due to their characters, i wonder, why you will fault Nnamdi for calling niGERia by its rightful name of a Zoo and Buhari by his rightful names of a Pedophile, terrorist & Boko Haram sponsor as well as the Dullard of Daura. FYI, Nnamdi Kanu is not interested in being the President. He is only interested in delivering his people from the power of darkness called niGERia.

Who are you to say a 'Zoo' is a rightful name?? The same land where your parents, grandparents and family were born?? If you insist it is a zoo, why are you then still living inside it?? And since you live in it, I hope you realise that it makes you an animal...if you insist it is a 'zoo'!

laudate:
Pls respond. Thanks.

Still awaiting your response. Thanks.

This is a 2-wheel drive. No auxillary gear. _mtcheew.

GentleToks:
You r right Bro

Take a look at Nigeria history, you realise that Igbos ll look for trouble but claim victim as soon as the war gets to their doorstep.

These miscreants called Igbos would call you unprinted names, their holier than thou brothers would pretend as if they didn't see their fellow kinsmen insulting others but only for these holier than thou idiots to start preaching to you to desist from giving or feeding Igbos with their own medicine

No be today we don dey talk am. But not all Igbo are miscreants, o! Only the e-warriors that persist in recycling hate speech fall into this class called miscreants.

simplycarro:
When you call the country of your birth a Zoo and refer to her citizens as animals, calling you a miscreant is a good gesture and flattering.

Gbam! Gbam!! Gbam!!! Classic response! Wa'sere.....may you do well!

They know how to dish out the insults, but they can't take it when others give it right back to them in their own coin!

Mckennedy:
I want to know where Nzeogwu, maduebo and onwuatuegwu i mentioned comes from? and not if Aniomas are igbo or not.

I also want to know why towns like Igbanke in Anioma land have Enogies as their rulers, and how come Enogie is not an Igbo word.

Many Anioma indigenes also bear names like Irabor, Omorodion, Idahosa, Erebor, Osezua, Uwaifo etc.

IlekeHD:
Don't hesitate to ask for help.

Whenever you need a post translated, just quote the post and mention me.

Gee, thanks a million! You are the best!

IlekeHD:
Aisha Oyebode
The CEO of the Murtala Muhammed Foundation and Group Chief Executive Officer, Asset Management Group (AMG) Limited. Prior to becoming CEO, Aisha was the Executive Director of AMG from October 1991-June 1993. Aisha is a legal practitioner with an LL.M (Public International Law) from Kings College, University of London and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) with a distinction in Finance from Imperial College, University of London.

Mrs. Oyebode has several years of practical experience in corporate and litigation matters having worked in the prestigious law firm of Ajumogobia, Okeke, Aluko and Oyebode. She was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1989. She has completed several attachments with global financial institutions which include Caisse Privee Banque, Brussels; Banque Rivaud, Paris; and Banque Privee, Geneva. Aisha also serves as a member of various boards.

Interesting, but Aisha is actually mixed. Her father is the late Murtala Muhammed who was former head of state. Her mum is his widow, Ajoke, who hails from Lagos. Aisha is married to Gbenga Oyebode who runs one of the top law firms in the country. She is a lovely lady.

skyline123:
is it different from other parts of the SW? In terms of the amout of towns in a specific area?

I can't really tell. But just like the Ijebu towns, the Akoko towns are also many.

Na wah o!

IlekeHD:
No, oga is boss/big man, but o ga is an expression. Kinda hard to explain.

It's expresses exasperation. Like "this thing don tire me o" or "unbelievable".

Ok, I think I get it now. Thanks a lot. Am not going to bother you by asking that you kindly translate the other posts. I will just keep looking through my Yoruba-English dictionary, to find the right translations!

kingdenny:
single phase N7500
three phase N15, 000

laudate:
Do you offer after-sales service?? If it goes bad, who would fix it??

Still waiting for a response!

partnerus:
I don't seem to get you but the point is, we the good people of Anioma in present day delta state(SOUTH-SOUTH) are NOT igbos and can't be one.

Chukwu biko!! You have just given some people high blood pressure!!