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Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Migrate To Bunu In Kogi State - Bunu People's Forum by laudate: 2:46pm On Jan 23, 2018

freeze001:
That one? He'll ask you, 'what do u expect of a nomadic fulani'?

In fact..ehn, let me just keep quiet. It is not right to start cursing people so early in the year. angry

The day I catch him...hmmn!

Properties › Re: About to renew land lease For Telecoms Mast:i Need Urgent Advise Pls. by laudate: 2:40pm On Jan 23, 2018

BanjiHols:
Are you in the know or probably a landlord to a telecoms operator?

1.Kindly advise on the current rate to charge Mast operators for per annum.

2.Are there additional benefits obtainable from the mast operators presently?

3.Can one charge more for additional network facilities added to the mast after the first contract, now that a renewal is about to be done.

4.What are the things i need to know in order to charge the operators for this renewal rate about to be negotiated?

Thanks.

*Please if you will ask me to contact you for paid service kindly ignore this thread*

Meanwhile valuable information will be profoundly appreciated.

Thanks

Hello, the answers to your questions would depend on a lot of things.

1). What is the current value of land in your area? At what rate is land being rented out or sold, within your vicinity? huh

This is usually a good place to start. Ask a good real estate agent to find out lease rates and selling rates for land, in your community. You can use those rates as a guide, to drawing up a new fee for annual rentals.

Next, look at the current interest rates and add that as a mark-up to the new rates, you would be charging for the lease of the land. Telecom companies prefer long lease period, for their base stations.

2). Additional benefits obtainable from the mast operators presently, vary from one operator to the other. sad

But the truth is that most of the Base Transceiver Sites (BTS) stations and mast sites, have been outsourced to certain tower companies. You would need to find out, if your lease is still being handled directly by the telecoms firm, or the outsourced company.

In the past, the telco's generators supplying power to the mast & associated equipment, were also used to provide some amount of free electricity, to the landlord. Free security personnel to guard the BTS site, was also thrown in. I don't know if they would still be willing to renew on the same terms, now that cost of diesel has gone up. But please ensure that you push for it, to be included in the new lease rental. Anyway, they are not likely to strike out the generators being used on their site, as this is an essential service for them, since they always require power for the equipment. But they may want to strike out that part about offering free power to the landlord. cheesy

No matter what you do, if free security services were part of the former deal, please do NOT give it up. shocked

Insist on it being a part of the new deal. Because if anything goes missing from the telco's equipment on site, you could be held liable or fingered as a likely suspect.

3). Charging for additional network facilities being added to the site, would depend on two things. sad

Is the site a rooftop site, or a greenfield (i.e. on flat ground)? If it is a rooftop site (i.e. located on top of your building) then you could make a case based on the fact that additional equipment being installed, puts additional weight on your building, and it could increase the cost of your home insurance, or building insurance.

Not only that, there would be a need for more maintenance trips, since there are additional equipment, and that could lead to more wear and tear on the building.

If it was a greenfield site (i.e. if it was developed outside your building, on flat grounds), then please find out if the additional equipment is occupying more space than what what previously agreed, with the telecoms operator. If they have taken up more space than what was initially agreed, then you can bill separately for the additional square metres of land, they are now using. But usually, the BTS sites are fenced. So if the additional equipment is still within the confines of their agreed space, then am sorry, you cannot charge extra for that. undecided

4). The things you need to know have just been listed. You could also talk to others who have rented out space to other telcos. Maybe they would have more information. Good luck! wink

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Politics › Re: List Of 16 States Ready To Establish Cattle Colonies For Herdsmen by laudate: 1:14pm On Jan 23, 2018*

Bethor:
I hope they are following what is happening in Kogi State? I think the governor is on his own as nobody especially those in the west and east senotorai districts of the state completely disassociate themselves from the said colony...!!!

They should just delet their mind off Kogi State judging from the body language there..

davidodiba:
Kogi? Never!
Yahaya....must be high on Okene weed....

Well...he can establish that in his town ...in the Eastern part of Kogi, we won't agree to this nonsense...

The Fulani actually moved into Bunu area of Kogi state a few days back. See the whole story here: https://www.nairaland.com/4306579/fulani-herdsmen-migrates-bunu-land

Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Migrate To Bunu In Kogi State - Bunu People's Forum by laudate: 12:57pm On Jan 23, 2018*

Simongm:
A RAPE OF OUR COLLECTIVE SENSIBILITY IN BUNU LAND.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1794022594005799&id=100001942288844&refid=17&_ft_=top_level_post_id.1794022594005799%3Atl

cc: lalasticlala

This is just how these Fulani herdsmen and their clique, cause trouble in Nigeria. You migrate en-masse into someone's land, without any permission and take up residence there. sad

That piece of land would definitely belong to someone or some community, yet they have disregarded that fact, and decided to camp there. angry

If the owner raises an objection or tries to evict them for trespassing, they will claim they are being attacked and would launch an attack on the community.

And people like PStacks will write lengthy epistles, justifying their act of wanton and wilful trespass, upon another person's land. Tell me, when things degenerate to the level of hostility, who bears the brunt?

If a report is filed against them at the police station, the authorities will turn a blind eye. sad

When fight starts now, you will see arms flying round - left, right and centre. It is a pity that Kogi people have a renegade, clueless, narcissistic joker who claims to be in charge of the state, at the govt house.

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Family › Re: Pablo Classic Fasaki's Mother, Bola Fasaki. Is She The Youngest Mother-In-Law? by laudate: 12:49pm On Jan 23, 2018

Toks2008:
I'm writing from experience...I have met single mums who will quickly introduce their daughter to me and they will always add the age of the girl so that you will know before you trespass and find yourself in jail.

I'm 6.3ft and I have seen 14year old girls in U.K who are taller than me with big body...in fact their physical look is intimidating and I will be like...

Oga, that may be true for others you have met, or if you are talking generally....but within the context of this particular couple within this thread, the British woman is definitely older than this man, she is getting married to in Ado-Ekiti.

If a girl just has a big and mature body, her face will reveal her youthfulness. In fact, just by her face you can accurately guess if she is a pre-teen or a teenager. But the woman here on this thread, does not follow the pattern or trend you spoke about. She is definitely a mature woman.

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Family › Re: Pablo Classic Fasaki's Mother, Bola Fasaki. Is She The Youngest Mother-In-Law? by laudate: 12:20pm On Jan 23, 2018

Toks2008:
You will be dazzled to know that the British lady is younger than the guy or just a year or two older.

Most female Britons have rapid growth. You will see a 14yeae old lady that looks twice her age.

Guy, look the photo again. This particular British woman is definitely much older than the guy!! shocked

Celebrities › Re: Adenike Adeleke: Senator Ademola Adeleke's Daughter & Davido's Cousin (Photos) by laudate: 12:11pm On Jan 23, 2018

Threebear:
When afonja women wan fine, dem dey fine wella.
Check out that well rounded hips , the sumptuous lips, the mesmerising gaze, even papa money come join
If this lady was a subject she'll be mathematics, because I want to solve every inch of her.

Ba-aa-ad boy! cheesy

Family › Re: 'if My Father-in-law Buy My Wife A New Range Rover, I Will Feel Disrespected' by laudate: 11:47am On Jan 23, 2018

spiritedtete:
Be careful of this you say... When you get a wife please... This you just wrote is enough to threaten any woman. If you dont want to lose your wife... Dont tell her you will give your sisters the whole world. Bewarned!!

Only an insecure woman will feel threatened by such talk. There are things she can do for the husband, that the sisters cannot.

Family › Re: 'if My Father-in-law Buy My Wife A New Range Rover, I Will Feel Disrespected' by laudate: 11:37am On Jan 23, 2018

9jayes:
You will end up marrying your sisters if care is not taken.

No, he will not. I pray he ends up with a Godfearing intelligent woman, who is beautiful inside as well as outside.

He has learnt to respect women and shows it, by treating his sisters well. It goes without saying, that he is likely to treat his wife even better. He deserves a good woman. I hope he gets one!

Celebrities › Re: Hugh Masekela Is Dead by laudate: 11:27am On Jan 23, 2018

paschal47:
Please who are you? You know almost every old music

On NL, Naptu2 is a legend! Respect!

Politics › Re: How lagos igbos are trading their heritage for Yoruba in lagos by laudate: 2:43am On Jan 23, 2018

MasterKim:
Na so. Omo ale.
Ur mama no sabi ur papa sef so I no blame u.
Na bcuz dem no see buyer for u, na why dem package u wit ugwu come Lagos.
At least if dem no see u sell, u go fit dey hawk fanyogo and gala for ur oga madam wey u tink say na ur mama.
Slant head oshi

Chimo!! See finishing! shocked

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Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by laudate: 2:39am On Jan 23, 2018

Revolva:
thaks for d update very correct

Thanks, bro.'

Properties › Re: Spacious 3 Bedroom Terrace + Bq For Sale In Lekki Phase 1 For 65m + Pix by laudate: 2:32am On Jan 23, 2018

Saao:
Spacious 3 bedroom terrace plus a room bq for sale in lekki phase 1 right in a very secure estate

Price 59m
Title consent and deed

Call 08036529966, 08170355577 for inspection

Is it still available?

Properties › Re: How To Easily Verify A C Of O In Lagos State by laudate: 2:27am On Jan 23, 2018

truvine:
You have a point here oooo
Better spend #5,625 than #250k

True!

Autos › Re: Brand New Mini Tricycle Truck For Sale by laudate: 2:24am On Jan 23, 2018

simi1:
1.750m

It can be used for minor haulage trips over short distances, but you would need to offer a more competitive price.

Autos › Re: Toks Benz C300 09 08061311315 08028612026 by laudate: 2:22am On Jan 23, 2018

kunleajao:
Features……..
Automatict transmission
Automatic windows
Automatic mirrors
Air bags intact
Alloy wheel
leather seat
Factory fitted a c

No price?? shocked

Culture › Re: List Of 371 Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by laudate: 2:14am On Jan 23, 2018

greatjoey:
I am right in Kogi and an indigene at that. Which part of Kogi state are the indigenous Igboo? Is it Akpanya in Igalamela? Any Igbo person you meet there is a settler. At Ete in Olamaboro LG, any Igbo man you meet there is a settler for business too.

Hehehe..... cheesy

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 2:11am On Jan 23, 2018

Ehen....where are all those people complaining that I was contributing on Yoruba-related threads, and Igbo-related threads? shocked

Wey una dey, biko? The panadol wey una take to treat una headache, shey e never finish? undecided

Na hypertension una go soon get! In fact, na on top this kind thread I go dey match brake, everyday!! cheesy

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 2:08am On Jan 23, 2018

meforyou1:
amala and ewedu is not good for your development.

Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Crisis: A History Of Violence, Distrust And A Possible Solution. by laudate: 1:33am On Jan 23, 2018

Castanea:
Count Middle Belt out of this mess. Sambisa Forest is more than enough for cattle colonies.

I concur!

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Autos › Re: 2015 Volkswagen Polo For Sale (car Was Bought Brand New) 2.5M by laudate: 12:00am On Jan 23, 2018

Sakaslim:
Lagos

Its a lovely car, but a bit on the high side. undecided

Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by laudate: 8:51pm On Jan 22, 2018*

Revolva:
bro ibaji speak their own dialect of igala OK which is where I am from and not everyone understand Igbo there ok they are igalas originally

the reason why Igbo is a second language is because its close to anambra and most people adopt the influential Igbo language when doing business with Igbo's around there and also the idomas around Enugu nsukka border

southern igala are very close to igbos a lot ....this activities made some igala to settle in present day ebu oshimili north in delta state and ifeku island in border of Edo state. and anambra state also

also illlah of delta state. despite being assimilated to be igbos still have their igala roots

greatjoey:
Whoever says ibaji belongs to Igbo is not a good student of history. Ask such a person what ibaji means in Igbo language? In Igala, it means riveriners or river people. The founders were children and bonafide descendants of Idoko, OMA Abutu Eje. They were warriors whom were sent from Ida to Bini, now Benin to wage a war against the Bini people. Igala, having defeated Bini in the previous war, killed Onu Bini and seized the eju b'eju ailo which the Attah Igala uses till date, the Bini people became afraid of the news. The Bini consequently selected their most beautiful women to go and welcome the Igala warriors while they were still afar. They were naked and the Igala warriors slept with them. This act defiled the charm the warrior came with to fight. Consequently, they returned and couldnt fight again. On their way back to Ida, they became afraid of the At a possible reaction of their failure. So, they decided to remain at where is called Onyedega today and sent an emissary to Ida of their plan to settle their. Being a rever-rine environment, they were name 'Ibo-Aji' hence Ibaji today. Thank you.

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Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by laudate: 8:20pm On Jan 22, 2018

august2224:
YOU ARE NOT AN IGALA PERSON. FYI i am a fullblooded igala Anyigba boy. I have been living in Igala land for more than 25 yrs and i have met and interracted with all shades of Igala people. There is almost nothing i dont know about my people. Now apologise to the people you have been arguing with and trying to misinform since. You know absolute nothing!

Who is this joker? shocked

Did you even read all my posts on this thread, or did you make any effort to understand any part of what I wrote earlier? Please go and educate yourself, before coming back here to address me.

Politics › Re: Helicopter Loaded With Arms Lands In Taraba Village by laudate: 4:47pm On Jan 22, 2018

Blue3k:
Lol lazy child. Youd rather stay in my mentions then go educate yourself. Please have fun Mr internet detective.

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Politics › Re: Helicopter Loaded With Arms Lands In Taraba Village by laudate: 4:39pm On Jan 22, 2018

Blue3k:
Lol your using words you don't understand again. Telling you to read is shifting goal post. Lol what a lazy child.

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Properties › Re: Lock Up Shops In AJAH Lagos For Sale With Pics by laudate: 4:28pm On Jan 22, 2018

estatemix:
15 shops in a block of 37 lock-up shops along Ado Road Ajah Lekki Lagos

Annual Rentals 10m

Contact
Mary

07052090118

Is it 10 million per shop, or 10 million for the entire building? huh

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Travel › Re: FAAN Completes Repairs Of Enugu Airport Runway by laudate: 4:13pm On Jan 22, 2018

Keneking:
After the holidays

The cows can graze at the airport and use the tarmac as resting ground. Nonsense government

Na wa, o! shocked

When the runway was not functional, your people shouted about how govt was marginalising them, by not providing adequate infrastructure in the airports in the SE/SS.

Now that the airport runway's repairs have been completed, instead of heaving a sigh of relief, you are throwing out insults. Chai! sad

Politics › Re: Helicopter Loaded With Arms Lands In Taraba Village by laudate: 4:02pm On Jan 22, 2018

Blue3k:
The aren't designated to land anywhere they please to would need to be cleared to land. The regulations are on government website go read them yourself instead if being lazy.

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has several regulations on its' website. sad

Now which specific one, are you referring to? I have only asked you to cite the relevant section of the aviation regulations that forbids helicopters from landing in a village. Instead of doing so, you are busy shifting the goal post, and beating around the bush. Na wa, o! shocked

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Politics › Re: Helicopter Loaded With Arms Lands In Taraba Village by laudate: 3:37pm On Jan 22, 2018

Blue3k:
They were already cleared to genius. The guy was on official business. You must be one if the kids trying to bite your own ear.

Stop shifting the goal post. You told us earlier that helicopters aren't allowed to land in a village. sad

Now, you are saying the DIG's chopper got clearance to land in the village. Why would clearance be given to anyone to engage in a prohibited act? huh

The DIG's chopper could have landed in Makurdi or Gboko, or any other big town with an airstrip, and I am sure a police vehicle could have driven him straight to the site of the meeting.

Now, please just cite the relevant sections of the aviation regulations, that forbid helicopters from landing in a village. No need for long story.

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Politics › Re: Helicopter Loaded With Arms Lands In Taraba Village by laudate: 3:28pm On Jan 22, 2018

Blue3k:
Lol another daft argument from a senseless human. I didnt say helicopters can't land. I didnt say helicopter can't land in village. I said the aren't designated because of regulations. Wow you read on grade school level. Village education is bad. Bring my quote if I'm lying.

So how did DIG Habila Joshak's helicopter land in a village in Benue State? Kindly tell us what section of the aviation regulations, forbid helicopters from landing in a village?

https://intervention.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Adjusted....png

DIG’s Helicopter Scatters Okpokwu Villagers in Benue State

The heightened state of insecurity across central Nigeria played out yesterday ,when pandemonium broke out at the landing at Okpoga, the Okpokwu Local Government Council Headquarters, of the helicopter conveying Mr Habila Joshak, the Deputy-Inspector-General of Police in charge of Operations to a peace effort in the LGA, following a clash between locals and herdsmen, the previous day.

In the most dramatic manifestation of that mental state of siege and uncertainty, which has engulfed Benue State since the January 1st, 2018 killings, Intervention has learnt how the sight of the DIG’s helicopter sent a wave of rumours to surrounding villages, in the nearby Edumoga District from where villagers took flight, into the depth of the populous Edumoga District.

The helicopter might have been misinterpreted as another form of militia invasion or a police crackdown, as it was coming on the heels of what appears the opening of another front of the herdsmen-farmers crisis, two days ago at a Fulani settlement. It is understood that the worst hit villages are Ingle, Ojapo, Ollo, Akpoga where men and women have all fled, leaving only elders and children. https://intervention.ng/10773/

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