₦airaland Forum

Jarus: 3, This is not business but politics. Nairalanders donated close to N1m to my account during the Buhari/Bakare campaign in 2011, which we used to fund the campaign as our little contribution. These are people that never met me physically. One Nairalnder, at the peak of the campaign, came to my office and handed N0.5m cash to me as contribution to the campaign. That is trust.

4, This is not business too. I am the Accountant of TEHN (Nairaland charity group) and up to N0.6m was raised for the 4 projects we had executed so far. Less than 5% of them knew me physically but paid money into my account. That is trust.


I believe there are still trustworthy people on Nairaland.

9icest: MBA is the most pivotal player there. I think Mba in Ibo means 'No'...Its as if the guy has a way of 'saying NO, this has to change! and go for the kill himself'....Hes the guy with the incredible energy...and who usually score the most crucial goal. But hes still a fresh prospect! I see him going places! The main MAN was MOSES....He took us through this RED SEA of CAF

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CyberG: 1. This is a calculated attempt to embarrass the retardeen GEJ government.

2. He will setup another committee to investigate the previous committee.

3. After all, nothing or almost nothing will be done for most of the about 9 police colleges in Nigeria.

4. He will promise to solve all Nigeria's problems after the 2015 elections

5. Sheeply Nigerians mostly ibos and his Otueke people will vote for him because he is ibo and a son of their soil.

holly-pagan:
this looks like bus station in japan

Afam4eva: I think i read someone that he has a background in engineering. I'm not sure though.

free2ryhme: Madam Abeg Which Impact Una Don Make, Elaborate Abeg....

toba: this is tricky. its either u apply ur brake and then enter the pothole or u check ur mirror, if both sides re free, then u can swerve to either side.
just as stated above, trying to avoid traps like that has caused several more fatal accidents than anticipated.

my two experiences i would share. sometime in 2003, i was returning from vgc via the lekki epe expressway. just before the chevron roundabout around 9pm i didnt sight the gallop on time at a speed of 120km/hr, i applied my brake softly and then passed over at high speed. thank God nothing happened but may if applied a forceful brake, something might have happened. only God knows.

The other happened same yr just by the MRS filling station along the owonronsoki expressway whilst going to ikeja. the guy in my front saw a pothole, decided to apply his brake all of a sudden and stopped completely. i had no choice than to hit him from behind and the commercial bus behind me also hit me. it was some how fatal but no casaulties.


lesson: applying brake isnt the solution

Rossikk: Sorry, this has NOTHING to do with the Nigerian Government, and EVERYTHING to do with YOU and others who think like YOU - ignorant, brainwashed people who think that God resides in the middle east and Europe, not in Africa. If your heads were not twisted like idiots into thinking like that, what would thousands of your men and women be doing in Saudi Arabia? And then when the people whom you travel to worship treat you like dogs you turn round and blame ''Nigerian government''. Nonsense.

achi4u: See Nigeria given Saudi Arabia ultimatum.On which level nah?

Jenny20: 7ft 4inches! 70kg!

Me i'm asking, is this a dinosaur?

casket: Gbam ! I think that's self explanatory enough.
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