₦airaland Forum

afam4eva: I don't know when states like Ekiti will start getting their priorities right. Wetin concern Ekiti with technology. they should focus on Agriculture and stop fooling themselves and NIgerians.

I am from Ekiti. I doubt you know up to 0.1% of what I know about technology.

I just have to laugh at these so called "strong men". Who is the Jew? You dumbos or the f00ls who have robbed the country blind and you of your future; turning you into thieves and your girlfriends into pr0st1tutes. They are as we speak giving it to your future wives do99y style while you f00ls beef each other and rub each other out. So who are your real rivals? Who are the real Jews? I am sure if a so called "heavy" dude shows up in Benin today, even your so called "Capos" will fall over each other to deliver their girlfriends to them. They talk about being "made men". Who made you? Do you know what it takes to be made? Obote men; you all better get your heads up.

Police chief Umar Manko, who confirmed the incident, said the gunmen were being chased by policemen.

On the bureau de change killings, the police chief said: “I cannot confirm either the death of the civilians or the robbery at the bureau de change because I do not have that fact, but I’ll contact you once I am put in the know.”

How will he be in the know. He's not from Lagos. He probably didn't grow up in Lagos. Please, each state should raise their own Police Force.

obadiah777: REVELATION 16 VS 4 The third angel poured out his bowl on the rivers and springs of water, and they became blood

You can see "rivers" is in plural. I'm waiting for the Nile and River Niger to turn red.

bloggz: SLS attended Kings College, Harvard University and the like what do you expect? he doesnt see things from a poor man"s view! he is from the elite class..that's why he was hell bent on having the entire fuel subsidy removed back in january and now the introduction of 5000 note... SMH for the guy's policies

Once again, can you tell us where you got the information that he went to Harvard? Or are you just assuming?

LOL. Before nko? The dumping ground of the world. And guess who the garbage carriers are? Your standard m0r0nic "importer" who go scouring world-wide for any product with a cheap price-tag. Some of the "products" are even scrap so they get them for free.

Rich4god: Why do i alwaz have the feeling that majority of our leaders are being controled by some foriegn agents.

You have a feeling? Well, that your feeling and reality are the same.

steph7: Even obasanjo dat didn't go to a university is sharper than sanusi, sanusi should go and ask harvard to return his school fees, he obviously wasted his time going to school.5000 naira note indeed

Ha-wetin? Havard? Na beans? When did Sanusi go to Havard?

Wait a minute...I suppose you've gotten another programmer to do what you want...or why are you still griping about it? If what you want can be done by someone else at a cheaper rate then go for it. Or you could even do it yourself. What's all the noise about?

Super1759: Someone bought a phone from someone and he is been arrested and called a criminal. So its now a crime to buy second-hand phone. Lekwanu nsogbuooo.
Why are they looking for the phone? Are the guys not complying and calling names?

You know?! They didn't need to look for that phone abi? After all stealing a phone is nothing. How dare they threaten your line of "business". Which one do you do - rob/steal from people or buy from the thieves?

Baaki reported that one Haruna Babajide also an OPC member was shot and wounded in the leg by a yeta-to-be identified person and was rushed to a private hospital

Yoruba people will understand.

kmariko: .

Am of the opinion that if you want it, build it, market it, ( or find a niche market, be it cameroun, gabon, congo, zim,) it really doesn't matter as long as revenue and the attendant improvement in employment is achieved. from my research a tiny state in Japan called Okayama, they built an international airport run by ANA that serviced South Korea only for many years before branching out to other Asian countries. Its all about marketing once the airport is built.

The airport is already completed (renovated) isn't it? The worry of some is the viability/sustainability of forcing traffic through the airport; a worry I really don't share.

kmariko: Please read it again , should be does not necessitate that other airports should lose their status. Logica mentioned Ibadan in his write up not me. I never knew Ibadan was an international airport pre-war, never researched it. please carefully read my write up it has no ethnic coloration

Please ignore the dude. He inferred I was being tribalistic despite the fact that I already stated my ambivalence towards this move by the minister several times.

For one, just before the war, the regions were abolished. That is what resulted in the loss of "status" of Ibadan, Enugu and Kaduna; which all enjoyed comparable status and activity to Lagos being seats of regional governments. You cannot of course expect them to continue to enjoy this status after several states had been formed. That was my point.

FSU: That fellow will not travel to those places 3-4 times a week. He will most certainly do so periodicaly and resolve issues on phone with teh resient administrators. And that is even one person. How many others are out there compared to the volume of traders who travel in and out of Nigeria every other hour?

And hey dude stopping felling big on cyberspace, some of us can pay your bills, okay?

You see what I am saying once again. Does 4 trips imply traveling to those places 4 times? Which resident administrators. Do you know what a Solutions Architect even is? Dude, I feel so big because I know I am miles ahead of you intellectually. Indeed if you want to pay my bills (you being a mugu), I won't mind one bit.

rhymz: I don't know about the place you are O but here in Naija, no top level exec travels abroad that muh weekly.

I don't know your status in life, but I know enough execs that travel that much; and they are NOT even top execs. And Airtel recently had a position open for a Solutions Architect domiciled in Lagos to oversee Senegal, Rwanda, Ghana and Equitorial Guinea amongst others. Now don't ask me how come I know so much about the position.

FSU: You have to convince me why an Nnewi trader/business man, some of whom are 100x richer than a bank executive (except he is stealing bank money like Akigbola and Cecilia) cannot travel at same frequency.

Again boundless "bushness". You think the execs pay for their trips out of their pockets? LMAO

kmariko: Autonomous in what sense?, As a country a region is not in charge of the foreign policy - aka who comes and goes inside the country. So BOAC[b][/b] wouldnt't have been granted the license to fly into Nigeria without the consent of the Foreign Ministry which is not under the perview of the regions

Whether or not it is granted by the Federal government is beside the point; I suppose you missed where I stated there must have definitely been more activity given the status of the regional capital; and given this status the Federal government would have no choice than to grant the license. Did you also miss where I compared Enugu to Ibadan, which also has lost it's status requiring residents travel by road to Lagos to fly internationally?

FSU: I do not know the sort of ''executive'' business Nigerians do in Accra.

'Bushness' with no limit like Master P's label. So it's when he travels to US and Switzerland that be becomes "executive" in your eyes. LMAO. Dude, we are not all in the same social status; na Internet join us. There are execs managing offices in Lagos, Accra, Dakar, etc and they need to visit those offices; and with Lagos usually being the main office.

Katsumoto: What has tribalism got to do with executives traveling 3-4 times in a week?

Are there no Igbo execs? Or are they excluded from those sort of trips?

See, the point I was trying to prove was that dyslexic baboon does not even know what a trip is. He does not know that if I travel from Lagos to London and back, that is 2 trips. It's 1 round trip, but made up of 2 trips. I am sure he thinks 4 trips means 4 ROUND trips. There's no reason arguing with bush people. For confirmation, check the monkey's jabbering right here:

FSU: I even missed the koko of the matter. Traveling abroad 3-4 times a week from Nigeria means they make 6-8 flights a week, since they have to return to travel out again. That one na ogbonge executive traveller.

jumobi1: Were they fired because they didn't collect ID or because the suspect provided fake IDs?

Please read the original post and understand. They were fired for not getting the ID of the victim. That's what made it difficult to identify who she was after the criminals took away all her belongings.

But I must say our police force's MO is what actually made it so difficult to identify the woman. There is nothing wrong with them being able to announce that a dead body was discovered and any families with missing relatives that fit the description should come for identification. Also I don't know how everybody in the hotel were not properly questioned after they discovered a dead body that obviously was a murder victim in a room.

free2ryhme: the police at Area ‘F’ Command

Area 'E' not 'F'.

FSU: That's too cheap for a ''mobile executive''. Ordinary ''non-executive immobile'' Igbo traders from Nnewi travel from Lagos to Dubai and back next day, and then head to China enroute Brazil via the Pacific route, and back to Lagos within 5 days. They still have 2 day left to decide where next to head out to before the week ends.

I think I am done with this dyslexic monkey. If you cannot answer the question, my point is proven.

FSU: Nwa mpama, ogara sukulu amaghi akwukwo:

No Nigerian executive will fly to London and return and fly back to London (and then return to Naija) within one week (3-4 flights/per week). You are a cheap liar.

LMAO. I like the fact that you've started speaking gibberish (your language which I don't understand).

Once again, I will change it to the manner you like it: answer this basic question and stop jabbering like a monkey:

If I travel from Lagos to London and then Lagos to Equatorial Guinea both times returning to Lagos, how many trips did I make?

FSU: Oloshi. Na Accra your so-called ''mobile executives'' they go do business. You for fly go Cotonou now, where you can make 20 trips a day. You small-time local champion.

Olori buruku. OK the monkey doesn't like 'Accra', I'll change it. Answer the simple question:

If I travel from Lagos to London and back 2 times, how many trips did I make?

kmariko: .

Sir, so being a capital is a pre-requiste then to build and site an international airport, but why did BOAC choose to fly the route or were they forced by the federation or regional government

I expect that being an autonomous region, there was just as much activity as to other region's capitals. Now get this: even today Ibadan that was the capital of the Western region no longer enjoys that status; so international travelers from Ibadan make their way to Lagos.

Once again, I'm ambivalent towards the move of the minister, but I find the claim that Igbo traders (especially those based in the East) travel more than every other group in this country ridiculous.

FSU: Still waiting for a list of your ''mobile executives'' who travel 3-4 times a week by flight outside Nigeria

You think say naija na America

I already provided a stvpid answer to a stvpid question. While you are waiting, let me show you up as a dyslexia patient. Answer the question below.

If I travel from Lagos to Accra and back 2 times, how many trips did I make?

kmariko: Pray, Why was enugu Airport Pre-civil war international airport with the likes of BOAC flying from it..,.,
Does it mean
1. There were more profit made pre-war than to be made post-war.
2. Pre-war Enugu had more international passengers than Post-war enugu.
3. Pre-war Enugu travelled more than Post-war enugu
4. pre-war enugu had more companies than post -war enugu.
5. Pre-war enugu had international status and after the war the international status was removed by the government.
6. pre-war enugu had more population than Post-war enugu.

You mean, pre Civil War when Enugu was the CAPITAL of the Eastern Region? Does that answer your question? The region was autonomous then, and could afford to spend on an International airport.

afam4eva: THis is actually the first time i'm seeing the term "mobile executive" Where are they mobiling(permit my english) to and where are they executing whatever it is that they're executing. A gala seller kinda fits the description of a mobile executive That logica guys needs to get a brain implant asap

Dude shut up already. Why won't it be the first time you've heard it? You that asked this kind of question: "how can they get 4 visas in a week?" Can you actually be considered a knowledgeable person in ANY subject?

FSU: The same in bold is apter for your business executives. You are one lazy thinker. Please mention to me 10 ''mobile executives'' in Nigeria.

Emeka
Chukwumerijie
Nwosu
Chukwunonso
Uzo
Obinna
Okafor
Chukwudi
Nwankwo
Okocha

Guess what; they are all Igbo but they ALL live in Lagos.

afam4eva: As for that logica. You better change your user name to "illogica" because this is the first time i'm hearing that there are more business executives than traders. Mind you a huge chunk of those executives are Igbos except you're implying that there are no Igbo executive therefore implying that all Igbo business men are traders.

Monkey, I don't expect you to get it, but I will say this again. NOT all traders travel. A lot more business executives travel MORE FREQUENCY, some even up to 3/4 times in a week. And if any of the executives are Igbo, there is very little chance they reside in the East. Most reside in Lagos and Abuja. Any more education and you will have to start paying.

FSU: One single trader may not, but the sheer number of traders traveling on weekly basis trounces one or two company executives who travels more than once a week

BTW, are you claiming all company executives travel, let alone travel 3/4 times a week? That will be one bogus claim. They will only travel out of Nigeria once, and make several stop overs in other countries for their business. How can you travel 3-4 times a week from Nigeria. You make me laugh.

Feel free to laugh o. There's an adage about along the lines of a mad man laughing when there is nothing of humor.

Further you speak as if they travel every time they need to receive goods; when actually they only travel once to establish a contact. And goods flow from then on. Phone calls and emails are used to establish contact.

I have clearly stated the kind of execs I speak of - "mobile execs". You do know the meaning of "mobile" don't you? Now you too are wondering whether it's possible to travel 3-4 times a week. Please get treated by reading the post where I properly treated your guy "afam4eva". I cannot administer another dose here.

FSU: That fact puts a dent on your claim of company executives traveling more than others. They have equal opportunity to do so as traders, and we know we have more traders than company executives in Nigeria. We also know that 90% of the import business in Nigeria is held by one group: Igbos. These importers do not swim to those countries to negotiate and import. They fly.

So Igbo traders travel 3/4 times in a week consistently? Or what dent are you speaking about? And are you trying to claim all traders actually travel? Stop twisting. Not all traders will be given visas and only a few actually get to travel; and they travel less frequently than company execs. Further you speak as if they travel every time they need to receive goods; when actually they only travel once to establish a contact. And goods flow from then on. Phone calls and emails are used to establish contact.

You may need to stop typing to get it.