₦airaland Forum

mama orga:
First of all u are very dumb
so why would an intelligent girl fall for you?
u can't even write correct grammar

i guess u are also too paranoid with your desire to get an intelligent girl
am sure u meet a lot of intelligent ladies but u can't tell that they are intelligent because u don't know how to identify an intelligent person
Sorry mate i think u better look for a girl as dumb as u and that will be difficult to find

darqly:
The general consensus is that people who lack money are the most likely to show off at any given occasion. The other group are those that are just plain uneducated. What does spraying money add to you? or take away from you for that matter? I'm all for it. Soludo's duties are not exclusive to inflationary-countermeasures as some are wont to believe. If we must do it, then we must do it right!

How can spraying be our culture? We always use that term to justify our lawlessness and brazen disregard for law and order

NA ONLY U GO SCHOOL FOR NIJA
NA ONLY U BE EDUCATED

She hisses so loudly that it can wake a sleeping man up
Wake up joo

darqly:
The general consensus is that people who lack money are the most likely to show off at any given occasion. The other group are those that are just plain uneducated. What does spraying money add to you? or take away from you for that matter? I'm all for it. Soludo's duties are not exclusive to inflationary-countermeasures as some are wont to believe. If we must do it, then we must do it right!

How can spraying be our culture? We always use that term to justify our lawlessness and brazen disregard for law and order.

NA U BE EDUCATED,
NA ONLY U GO SCHOOL FOR NIJA

She hisses so loudly it can wake a sleeping man up
Wake up joo

Sky Blue:
I hope and pray that this law hasn't been passed. My main reason is simply that it would confirm my fears that Yaradua's government is such a sham for lack of a better word. Sure he looks like a nice man but he is a rubbish leader (if this law has been passed). The freedom of information bill has not been passed, the energy sector remains the way it is, there has been no significant change made to the leadership of INEC or INEC itself and yet we are really actually talking about this? One word my friends, priority. This government is turning out to be all talk no action and ultimately DIRECTIONLESS. For cryng out loud he is a leader, so let him LEAD. I seriously doubt that Solodu has the power to declare any law, if he does then what is the legislature there for (forgot, they are debating about how we dress). With each passing day the news becomes more disheartening and shows lack of leadership. Gas flaring was meant to have stopped by now, but the deadline has been moved AGAIN to the end of this year. Isn't gas flaring the major contributor to the ecological degradation people in the Niger Delta are complaining about? And guess what, there are even rumours that the deadline would be postphoned, AGAIN. We need a man with spine to stand up to multinational corporations because our country is meant to be lead by the president not multinationals. As president he is meant to be the leader of the PDP and yet look at how roudy and undisciplined PDP is. Sorry to deviate from topic, but to get back to it, one word, priority. Although i don't think spraying contributes to even a fifth of the abused Naira, i still think Soludu has his priorities completely wrong if this is what he is really focusing on. For those that argue from the whole 'money has to be used to make new ones' angle, can you please givesome estimate as to how much you think it costs to print money? Major abuse of Naira as i can gather is from everyday use like market women fishing around in their bra to give you change, etc. Ultimately, if our notes had value people won't be so eager to 'abuse' it and take better care of their money. I'm sorry but i believe it really is that simple. In england it is very easy to see 2p or 1p on the ground. However, you would never see a note on the ground or rough handled. Why? because the currency has value. Isn't this what Soludu should be focusing on? If people in charge have really run out of ideas and direction, they should let others lead.

lami4life:
While I've always had my PERSONAL reservations about this spraying thing, this new law keeps me wondering:

1. How do the authorities intend enforcing and implementing this law effectively?
2. Is it yet another lip service towards the preservation of our 'national pride'?
3. Ain't there other more pressing fiscal and monetary issues to be addressed?

I just wonder

omogenaija:
@ topic na beans
stop sprayin ko start sprayin ni,

thats the best part of nigerian parties , sh/t

Queen B:
And the against the Ivorians they were also better. What is the problem if Essien and Drogba were laughing are friends not allowed to laugh again or what?. Essien was also laughing with Eto'o so whats the deal here?. You nigerians should just face the truth. If it was Nigeria i bet u would not say it was fixed.