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post=66893184]When will Ambod.e demolish Makoko shanties and all shanties across Lagos[/quote]Only God knows. But everyone knows that there are shanties in Lagos. Hopefully, Ambode will find a permanent solution to those shanties soon. However, it is interesting to see that you managed to find a picture of the shanties in Lagos, but when you kept posting pictures about Anambra, you could not find any pictures depicting the shanties in the entire state?

[quote author=Ofuzo:
Let's not worry about ambode and makoko. Let's discuss how onitsha and the rest of igboland will be salvaged by street trading, highway trading, sidewalk trading, residential properties with two, three and four attachments. Trading everywhere and anywhere. This is an igbo disease that MUST be solved. All igbo cities except owerri looks like SHITHOLE That's why I support the okorocha's government in banning keke and all it's other renewal projects. Two major initiatives which was a FIRST in igboland ie the free education system and the urban renewal projects was initiated by okorocha. The man have his other flaws, but history will surely remember him for those two things. Absolutely no doubt about that. I'm very very happy that anambra state is following suit. As a matter of fact, the entire igbo and igbo leaning states should follow suit. That's why I'm very happy to read this good news. Let concentrate on that instead of muddling the issue by bringing up ambode or makoko.

Fadiga24:
The whole of Ibadan is a shanty

Malawian:
You will search very hard before you see the shanties (which are actually make-up Trading kiosks), unlike Ibadan where you will search well hard before you see a house with toilet facility.

chronique:
Married at 50 and still doing baby bump photoshoot? Wisdom is far from a lot of women. Someone of her age should have outgrown this childish behavior.

nonye6194:
Patience in waiting on the right person

Giving birth beyond science proven birth age bracket

The God of Sarah is still out here, waiting for you to call on Him. Never underestimate the power of God even in the most little of things we do.

bigdeals:
08088525399

TheUpsetGirl1:
Sorry ,I don't deal with minors.

I didn't tell you to quote my post.
quote your useless life

TheUpsetGirl1:
sorry, you made no sense.

grafixdon:
Why do we have a lot of senseless people on this forum these days? You're talking about someone's wife in such a disgusting manner. Seun please do something before people like this drag this great forum to the mud.

Rizzoli:
It is not of him that willeth or runneth but of the lord that showeth mercy

iVF fails, surrogacy fails, intercourse fails ...

Only God uses blood to form child by any process he desires and in the womb of any woman he wishes

Congrats to her, her miracle defied science

reuben79:
(1)no wife materials...........no responsible man in Nigeria will marry person like cece

johnkey:
when I'm toasting a girl all I think of is getting between her legs, not sure they can offer anything else than sex hmm.

TheUpsetGirl1:
When it comes to romance, Nigerian men are known to be actively engaging. Apart from their culture of carrying the financial burden of relationship with women, they harness every opportunity to appeal to their lovers, be it on social-network sites, in their respective offices, religious organizations, clubs among others.
Now I'm going to list 6 reasons why Nigerian men run from marriage.....

3. Nigeria weddings are expensive
In a country where a man is expected to marry a woman in three different kinds of wedding- Religious, Traditional and Court, the cost of marriage no doubt is something men find very intimidating. Presently the average Nigeria wedding cost something like N700,000 and the it goes upward from that to more unimaginable cost.

4. In search of a ‘working class’
Today, most Nigerian men are in search of a wife capable of sharing financial responsibilities with them. Gone are the days when men marry ‘full-house-wives’, the increasing cost of living has tilted most men in favor of ladies who have a means of livelihood and willing to share with their man, the burden of building a home.

Sibrah:
There are shanties everywhere. The shanties of some places only make some other shanties look developed. Relativism.

blimeyVic:
Evening Laudate. I had a hectic day. Hope yours went well?

Ehe!! About this issue eh?
Male or female , whichever you are, Biko /Kpele /Abeg you win.
I'm a peace loving Nigerian that is inclined to co-exist happily with anyone.

I could slide into her DM for her to "spell out the criteria used to select her" but I prefer not to.
Just as that student, that I used as an example, travelled to Germany for one year industrial training, Barrister Chioma has gone to London today not only for shopping, but also to participate in the commonwealth summit.
For more on the "Rs", you can surf eBay and rent Philip Kotler's (& Keller's) text on Marketing Management.

Lol!! My post wasn't empty, you just decided not to see the agape love propelling every word I wrote. My objective for commenting has not been to find faults or to pick quarrels, but it has been to inform the larger audience as well as to celebrate a worthy smart lady, a Social Media Personality. Hahaha abeg no vex. life is too short . Take it nwayoly!!

Stephanie would still be at the commonwealth summit next year with her team.
She is an elegant lady, a 100yards wife material and everyone is proud of her.

You made mention of her fading out too soon, please do well to follow her matter up.

Goodnight Laudate. See you at the "Top-most Top".

greatman247:
greatman247, Your life is simply a joke. Is that all you can come up with?

oredav1759:
"About the economy, we have a very young population, our population is estimated conservatively to be 180 million. This is a very conservative one.

More than 60 percent of that population is below 30, a lot of them haven’t been to school and they are claiming that Nigeria is an oil-producing country, therefore, they should sit and do nothing, and Get housing, healthcare, education for free."
- President Buhari

I'm not sure it translated to mean we were lazy.
But it quite myopic of him to say that. We youth are up and doing and we are not depending on oil.
But these are basic demands every government should meet for development n growth

blimeyVic:
Good Morning Laudate. Hope you slept well?
Well my night was awesome; I almost overslept.
I've got a client to meet by 9:15am so I wouldn't be available to reply (after this one) till 3:30pm.

What Criteria? Lol.
Can anyone own the least evaluated bid and win a contract if they do not tender?
You see my friend, there are loads of opportunities in life, but there are no libraries that catalogue them.

Back then in the university, I remember, there were brainy chaps wandering around streets in search of industrial training placement opportunities, but an average student succeeded in travelling abroad on an International IT student Transfer/Exchange Programme free of charge!! That window is still open, yet only few know about it (inbox me for details).
What made the difference? Though he wasn't the best, but the R's worked in his favour and he represented "Nigerian Undergraduates".
Right place, Right Time, Right info, Right preparation. Everything is not Ima mmadu!!

Her area of concentration, work description, and no of cases filed and won are all perceived selection criteria that the uninitiated can't adopt. Please keep issues within the scope of this discussion and don't be too emotional about things.
The pretty lady showed up and that's the most important thing.

No doubt, our butcher friend works hard at the abattoir , definitely, he would exploit the opportunities that lie abound in that location.

In information gathering across teams, even the last piece of detail can be a game changer. As an active team member, she tried to give her best.

Ehe!! You said you needed facts & figures to support her story.
Ngwa nu!!

She is beautiful, popular not famous, and from a humble background. Lol. The figure
is 8.

In summary, the post isn't about PMB, the system for selection of representatives , or the audience (us), it's about the barrister (and her team).
If you get to know her, you won't stop liking her.

RealityShot:
Northern RICE farmers.. Who are packaging local rice as imported!

No soft loan for cocoa farmers of palm farmers....

eyinjuege:
I see a black model, an asian one and 2 caucasians.

African clothes fits one and all. That's the message i see here.

Should black models especially African ones be excluded from modelling for white designers showcasing their european culture?
Are whites banned from wearing african prints, or wearing clothes by African designers?

This isnt self hate. Diversity is key. A lot of blacks are so intolerant. If they're not crying that oyibo girls are wearing their hair as braids/dreadlocks, its that they're wearing African prints.
Please, make we hear word jare. What of all the black models she's used in the past?

SKhanmi:
Just the opposite of what you've experienced. Chaotic would better describe the situation

musa234:
How dare your generalise! Do you know what ordinary Nigerians go through on a daily basis? Maybe you had the opportunity to scale through doesn't mean you should look down on others, I'm disappointed

straighttalk:
How will PDP not rush in defence of the fact that Nigerians youths are unproductive when they know that accepting the fact is accepting their 16 years of mismanagement and unprecedented looting in the history of this country.

How will PDP not rush to deny the fact when they know that at the end of the analysis, they will be fond culpable in the docility that plague the youth of this country owing to their fraudulent past.

How wouldn't PDP argue that nigerians youths are not lazy and uneducated knowing fully well that the same youths will be classified if not stigmatised if the youths got to know that what they have been denied of opportunities and benefits as a right.

PDP can only deceive some people but they cannot deceive the majority of the youths who have lived above the politics of emotions and sentiments, the reason why their ignoble activities was cut short and thrown out of power during the last general elections.

It's unfortunate that the same deluded youths whose emotions and sentiments had the better part of, are yet to realise what they were denied of 16 year of bumper harvest, enough to set this country on the path of Technologically advanced nation. Such that the same youth have organised themselves into amplifiers and magnifiers of distorted and contrived information targeted at discrediting the good and people's oriented policies of the present administration of Buhari.

It's on this note I urge the spirited good youths of this country to be immune of PDP and her agents of the contrived manipulations to woo the rest of us into believing that the present administration is not doing enough. We should accept our deficiency and seek to spore above the challenges

Now tell me who is deceiving who when the fact there and PMB is try with his interventionist measures in the form of blocking the importation of rice and other cosmetic goods to allow for food sufficiency and youth productivity, home grown food for school feeding, provisions of loans from Bank of Industry in Nigeria, etc yet many of us are always on the Internet looking for white-collar jobs.

PDP cannot and will never tell us the Truth: So let's face the Reality wake up from our slumber. China does not rise on white-collar but on productivity.

I fit borrow you my contact lens, make you take check am, o!

Antoeni:
He was only refering and condemning those youths that refused to useful to themselves,that allowed those corrupt politicians and looters to manipulate them ,there by selling their future and Destiny for a plate of Porridge