₦airaland Forum

Hanseel1:
The way Nigerian men and black men in general rant and get angry whenever they see the word “feminist” is beyond me.

I have white men as friends on facebook and friends in real life, you'll never see them behaving like hungry dogs because of feminists but black men that have never achieved anything to move humanity forward feel they can only succeed further by putting women under control.


Which kind men be all these ones?? Sometimes one would wonder why he/she wasn't born a white man/woman or European.

8Ebisco:
- Theresa May says she hopes to see increased trade between Nigeria and UK

- The UK prime minister not the thriving business in Nigeria

- She said better relationship will be good for both countries

British Prime Minister, Theresa May, says she had an excellent time in Nigeria and hopes to see increased trade and investment between Nigeria and the UK.

She spoke with newsmen at the Presidential Wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Ikeja on Wednesday in Lagos, shortly before departing the country at 8:10 p.m.

“I was in Abuja and also in Lagos to see the thriving business community here.

“We want to see increased trade between Nigeria and UK, increased investment, bringing jobs here in Nigeria, jobs in the UK.

“This will be good for both countries and I have had an excellent time in here in Nigeria, and I am very pleased to be here today,” she told newsmen.

Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, who was at the airport to see her off, said the important visit centered on improving investment in the state and the country in general.

“She has visited Abuja earlier in the day.

“The important part of this visit was discussion on how investment in Lagos can be improved by British investors.

“We realise that Lagos is the commercial capital of Nigeria and a whole lot of British investment are domiciled in Lagos,” he said.

The governor said they spoke about how to improve investment planning and what Lagos has been doing to attract investors.

“We having been doing a lot of judicial sector reforms and security sector reforms and she is pleased with the progress we are making in Lagos.

“She is ready to complement our efforts by opening up export credit facility and also with development finance to some of the things that we are doing in Lagos,” he said.

Ambode said the discussion also centred around boosting technology and improving infrastructure and the creative industry.

“We spoke about things related to technology, infrastructure and also the creative industry.”

On the relationship between Lagos and Britain, Ambode said: “we need to make sure that a whole lot of British investment is coming to Lagos. She is willing to do more with us.

“You know, Lagos in 1861 was a British colony. The history has been so long, so, we also need to reactivate that,” Ambode said.

NAN reports that the state government, in a statement by the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Mr Habib Aruna, shed more light on Ambode’s discussion with May.

Ambode, according to the statement, said that much of Nigerian education, cultural and political systems were influenced by Britain and there were more Nigerians living in the UK than elsewhere in the world.

The governor said that Lagos remained a place of choice for British investors, especially given that stability in the government, the size of Lagos economy and population, as well as the particular focus of his administration on the rule of law and justice sector reform.

He also said that it would be of particular importance to Lagos State if British investors could explore the various opportunities that exist in the State in the areas of energy, technology, export finance, infrastructure and the creative industry.

“So, we spoke about how we can improve the investment climate in Lagos and then the other parts of what Lagos has been doing to attract investors.

“You know we have been doing a lot in judicial sector reforms and security sector reforms and the Prime Minister was pleased with the progress that we are making in Lagos and ready to complement our efforts by opening up export credit facility and development finance to some of the things that we are doing in Lagos State.”

The Governor expressed optimism in the strengthening of the relationship between Britain and Lagos and avowed that his administration would do whatever it takes to achieve that goal.

According to the statement, May, on her part, said that export credit finance to the tune of 750 million pounds sterling, as well as a considerable development finance was available, which Lagos State could look towards.

She also spoke about the role that British could play in the development of the technology industry in Lagos given the particular capability of the UK in that area.

The British Prime Minister also noted the special strength of the London City as a financial hub that could be of considerable importance for Lagos State, just as she emphasized sustainability and growth in Britain/Lagos relationship.

Finally, she expressed the desire of the British government to assist Lagos in the development of her creative industry and alluded to the fact that the jacket she was wearing when she met with the Governor was actually made in Nigeria.

Meanwhile, the United Kingdom says it has repatriated to Nigeria, 70 million pounds recovered from a Nigerian convict who was found guilty of fraud by an Italian court.

British High commissioner Paul Arkwright, ahead of Prime minister, Theresa May’s visit to the country, said more funds would be repatriated from the UK to Nigeria.

Source: http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/08/theresa-may-speaks-after-visit-to.html

MRSoftapples:
And 90% of female nairalanders lost theirs for a packet of indomie..

To make matters worst,, they lost theirs when indomie was sold for 30 naira..

SolutionMee:
In saner climes and developed nation, it is very wrong for a presidential aspirant to protest in a police division not to talk of their HQ

The first aspirant to try that in America was sent to life imprisonment

The last aspirant that tried that was hanged to death

Due to flexibility in our constitutions and democratic practise, giving Sowore a quarter in prison is a juicy offer

eezeribe:
I am sure her car was very dirty...
Women would never accept the truth when it hurts or when they are at fault , they only prefer pleasant lies...
If the man had told her that her car was very neat (even though it was a lie) she would have smiled and said "thanks dear".

BiafranBushBoy:
Lol...

If there is something I love from white bosses, it would be their sincerity.

Wilshire said that Unai Emery told him that "you can stay but you won't be in my starting XI"

Helping him to decide his future...

Unlike our Nigerian CEOs...

Lukenitheooo6:
so madness get species

Custaqueen:
Yahoo kor yahoo ni

Guys be doing ritual in Ghana....
Categorising it as yahoo...
Killers!!...

Meanwhile, I would really appreciate it if you all check my signature...it would mean a lot to me

classicfrank4u:
stil wonderinq, hw do nollywood mk dre cash? Cus i'm sure 80% of nigerians don't buy dre movies

ikennaf1:
It happens everywhere, so don't single out Nigeria..

bestviewer:
This is an evidence that Anambra people were the first to had Western education and were equally the first to interacted with the white men way ahead the rest of Nigeria.

GOD BLESS Zik Senior

GOD BLESS Zik Junior

GOD BLESS the United State of Anambra, the light of the entire black race.

sulakishop:
Use him for money ritual and pay back, thank me later

Abjay97:
HIV & AIDS IS REAL.. SLAY QUEENS AND "MAN PROMISING MARRIAGE ARE ON RAMPAGE TO SPREAD IT O!!

CASES IN THE HOSPITAL NO BE HERE

dustar:
Shout up ur dirty mouth oh black man!
Always blaming others for their failure.
Who sold the slaves out just for whiskey and material things?
Let me no start mentioning how we blacks are our own problems before I start insulting you