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I think The wigs and hair extension are more likely to sell than the rest, get in touch with some afro-caribbean salons. remember the asians have these market on lockdown even though they dont use the wigs

this is not a rule bloody hell it's slavery!!!

17. If the Female has PMS, all The Rules are null and void!

probably GTB thats the one i have and use, not much you can do their though, you can only check your balance thats it

still waiting for zenith to give me my log in and password after a year!

wow!! thats the first non-religious post ive seen by ^^^

Erm i mean after struuggling to get its at £500 or so i wont sell it for N130,000. i will sell it for like N250,000

I think it's still going for upto £600+ on ebay

@
anton
i dont think theres an exchange for the whole west african region, every country at the moment is trying to set up their own, i found the ghana one http://www.gse.com.gh/

Are you for real? i wont believe it until you show a pic as proof 

after all the hassle, who in the world will sell a ps3 at 130,000??

perhaps we should stop calling them small/tiny 

@ kobe

I think that should be the way things come out, i think normally when people finish some diploma course they get to go stright to year 2 of their course in university.
the problem would be the transition from polytechnic into the university.

bulga: i agree the new minsiter is more of a talker than a do-er, shes said so much and done/implement very little.

kimba:
I think he should change his name to:
[size=18pt]Tafa Ibanujebaole Balogun[/size]

lol

i think the guy should be re-tried by the next government, that 6 month he got is way to small

hypocrisy has different levels 

I'm talking about animal cruelty in the context of films! Films are meant to depict life story as in the case of nollywood. They might aswelll start killing humans just to get as real as possible.
Putting a knife next to an animal is enough- we'll get the message, killing an animal especially in that manner is a bit absurd and unnecessarily

and please this is not a case of west vs africa, it's a bit of common sense!

I'd rather live in ajegunle than live in some of the states in U.S, so many crazy people with guns most of the are too dumb too be given weapons
Seeing how katrina exposed the country also leaves a bad taste
And the president of a country telling a blind reporter to remove is glasses shows how ignorant the majority of the country is

its always good to have a 6lane highway that way you can always have fun playing catch up with police after robbing a bank

whoever is the president of nigeria will be incapable to many people

IBB is not necessarily our present problem but the likes of IBB who manipulates several politican in the background undermining the present administration, promoting corruption in place like you have mentioned. whoever is trying to "judiciously" spend 150b will have to deal with all these people orl else he will be another failure.

can olu falae,pat utomi,alex ekwueme deal with these sort of politicians that have people in theur government?

U1:
Well,iice hope you have heard about the global warming thingy.That I mean is the cause.

so you just heard of global warming? where have you been? oh yea the US refuse to sign the kyoto agreement saying countries like nigeria should also sign it

when its hot - 38-42 degrees Celsius @ Drri

Yet people leave cushy lives in Naija because of generalised comments like on this post OVERSEAS IS 100% BETTER THAN NAIJA

_{cushy lives? driving around in a hummer in ajegunle?}

don't you think it's their fault? most of those kind of comment are usually accompanied by- you work hard for your money- you get paid for your work!

When BNP comes to power people here in the UK won't know where to run to!

yea when abacha becomes president again

I don't think anybody is discouraging people from going back to Nigeria, the aim of the majority of people as i understand is to grab the opportunities abroad gain as much experience and knowledge as possible and return to Nigeria or invest in it. have u been to the business section?

It will be harder than hard but you will probably even be wealthier than staying in the UK.

do you really think thats everybody's aim in life?

Because they lack funding maybe and sometimes they are simply not good enough at some sports

every nation has its "traditional" sport.

@adconline

the issues you raised are the same issues on every investors mind and the single line i've selected is the big "BUT" that makes them buy into the company or watch as things unfold.
New companies all over the world take their time to gain a good reputation, investors (should) understand the risk of investing in companies without history.

MAMAJAMA:
Yes its the white man's fault because they can't get away with that crap here in the state, they know Nigerians like to show off, we like the best of the best
so if the white man call a water something we will pay outrageous price just to differentiate ourself from our fellow citizens.
I strongly Blvd the investors in Nigeria and Africa are just after profits and not trying to better the society, where is the community obligations? cooperate and social responsibilities?

I think the title is inappropriate

[quote author=Linda M. link=topic=26026.msg800739#msg800739 date=1168145405]Ndipe - please don't be fooled. America has a long tradition of throwing away its unwanted goods in the guise of "charity". Fifteen or twenty years ago a major athletic shoe company "donated" its products to a starving African country. Curious that the inhabitants had never worn shoes, (and were still starving and couldn't EAT them, ) When the war in Afghanistan began, Americans "donated" tons of peanut butter to the people, who didn't have a clue what to do with it. I was startled by pictures of Afghanis feeding "Jiffy", "Peter Pan" and "Skippy" to donkeys, because the Afghanis didn't identify this product as "food". America doesn't always do the right thing - there are even worse stories of major American firms donating Bandaids, tampons, and sunscreen (yes, sunscreen!) to poor African countries in exhange for a tax write-off.

I love being an American, but I willl always acknowledge its problems
Linda M. [/quote] damn damn again LMAO

because if you read the synopsis, you'll get the not so subtle message the film is about, basically they write the whole story on the jacket most of the time!
even the synopsis is well spelt out you wont need to watch the film

deathadder:
when me been london me feel more hostility than Lagos.

Me also been Newport and they have a serious drug problem there which encourages a lot of nasty crime.

You come to lagos and we meet for a drink.I show you special sights.

she's going to meet her boyfriend duh! abi you want to shakara us with oyinbo

Todd Terry:
no one place is safe except the united states and canada.

Dont you just love americans they are sooooo very smart

instead of the to promote tourism by nigerians within nigeria, they are boosting Nigerians Airways image and South africa hmm nice talk about shooting yourself in the foot

later they'll pay oyinbo people just to come to abuja carnival

how comes he didnt say anything about Virgin Nigeria, they reduced their kg allowance knowing how we love to carry load

Wearing big oversized earings/studs- guys

our defence is still a bit dodgy and all over the place, sendoros tried though

that their keeper is Ekpa, we made them look ordinary, not that they aint,same as man u in their backyard

and why arnt they coming forward?

soludo came forward,okonji came forward,ribadu came forward its not a one man job, you think you can do a proper job when some thugs are planning riots and whatnot behind your back at the same time.

how many people cant sign checks for "big" projects?

why dont nigerians like criticism?

when its time to slaying beyonce and co we jump in, now we can say shyte about nigerian films and music , errr

adconline:
Let us remember that N14 million house in Lekki was paid in full with no mortgage. As of 300,000 pounds that will be paid in 30 years. A home owner is Naija is a real landlord while a home owner abroad is still a renter until he/she pays off.

ask the owner of the N14mila house please, na wa o

why are Nigerian estate agents/banks introducing mortgages? it make sense duh!


The one
its not about what i like to hear its about the fact, apparently some people in naija don't recognize the average man
oh and yes its an individual thing, some people like to build mansions in muddy villages

it's hot Air by this dude! he cant do shit if he can he would have

anyway, i dont think an airline will purposely loose you bag just because your nigerian, but those that avoid taxes and fly illagl route lufthansa shouldnt be warned they should be banned and fined heavily!

@oshkosh
I didnt make that statement
@adconline

This company may become in future but not now because the risks far outweigh the gains. One of my resolutions this year is to invest in capital, but this venture does not seem good to me. Please someone should critically tackle these issues for me, not rambling or rhetori

The future; That's the whole point isnt it 

critically? its very risky and might turn out to be very profitable - simple as that! don't crack your brain too much. And remember there are soo many stocks out there for you to pick from, the last time i checked public opinion dont really go with share price in nigeria