Autos › Re: Just Arrived: Tokunbo 2002 Convertible Toyota Solara For Sale by ManTiger(m): 10:03pm On Mar 27, 2016 |
Nice ride, V6, 1.2m, that's a fair price especially during this period. Happy Sales. |
Crime › Re: How Okada Rider Was Killed In Gwagwalada In Groups’ Clash Over Girl (pic) by ManTiger(m): 9:38pm On Mar 27, 2016 |
Police and money. I just dey laff when I read "How to spot fake policeman". Like seriously?v |
Crime › Re: Army Colonel Abducted In Kaduna by ManTiger(m): 9:31pm On Mar 27, 2016 |
Now who is save in this country? |
Events › Re: Lady Dancing With A Man At Burial Ceremony. See Photos by ManTiger(m): 10:03pm On Mar 26, 2016 |
Na ds kind girl dey beg Davido for one nigt stand. |
Family › Re: Watch How These Kids Danced At A Birthday Party (video) by ManTiger(m): 4:45pm On Mar 26, 2016 |
Future Osho and baby maama in the making. |
Travel › Re: Arik London Flight Declares Emergency At Heathrow Airport by ManTiger(m): 2:25pm On Mar 26, 2016 |
UncleLondon: My cousin and I were in the said plane. The reason for the delay was untechnical, but human. The actual cause of the delay was caused by a Ghanaian teenage girl with a big backside who complained that an old man beside her took picture of her and touched her booobiez 3 times while she was sleeping.
The man got a slapped twice that everyone in the cabin heard and it turned to a big turmoil while crusing on air. Some other people started fighting which lead the pilot to reduce the cruising speed. Some people even threatened they would jump out if the pilot didn't make an emergency landing, but the pilot claimed it was not in the Standard Airbus Navigation Policy to make an emergency landing for such reason anywhere at latitude 9degree North of the equator and beyond.
So, if you read all this and thought I was making sense. You just wasted 2 minutes of your life. I just made everything up. Welcome aboard, you just join the Certified Crazy Elite Club of Nairaland. |
Car Talk › Re: Cow Takes A Ride In Honda Accord 2007 by ManTiger(m): 2:21pm On Mar 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Omojuwa Called Jonathan A Disaster, And Got This Reply by ManTiger(m): 2:09pm On Mar 26, 2016 |
Not all courtship ends in marriage and only a nitwit will correlate marriage affairs with public administration affairs. Omojuwa is on point. The #IStandWithBuhari crew can be likened to 40men Laptop and Jonathanaian. |
Celebrities › Re: Eva Alordiah Quits Music, Her Last Show Holds Tomorrow by ManTiger(m): 2:05am On Mar 26, 2016 |
Even eldee quit, wetin she dey sing before? |
Health › Re: Yellow Sperm Vs White Sperm by ManTiger(m): 2:02am On Mar 26, 2016 |
Abeg wat if the sperm turns from very thick yellow to pinkish white? |
Education › Re: Universities With Wireless Internet Access by ManTiger(m): 10:44pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
Talph: OAU INTECU
Not free though All you need is to get a lecturers password and username  |
Autos › Re: Clear Your Vehicle At A Cheaper Rate And Buy New,tokunbo Car At Reasonable Price by ManTiger(m): 8:39pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
There is a bashed 2004 hnda civic and a mazda 2006 i'm looking forward t ship later in the year, the mazda is not a bashed one. how much should i be looking forward to for clearing? the consignment is coming from USA. |
Autos › Re: Extra Clean Tokunbo (non Registered) 1986 Mercedes-benz 560SL by ManTiger(m): 8:29pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
correct antique, na Dino thing be ds o. |
Politics › Re: I’m One Of Chibok Girls’, Pleads Arrested Suicide Bomber In Cameroon by ManTiger(m): 7:28pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
They need few days to verify? This shouldn't take up to 5min with proper data record and inventory management. |
Fashion › Re: Butt Pads, Boobs Pads, Are They Really Necessary? by ManTiger(m): 7:25pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
Who no dey package? |
Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by ManTiger(m): 7:21pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
obailala: I beg to differ, every single thing which can boost agriculture in Nigeria today is a very high priority. I dont need to remind you that it is only agriculture and solid minerals developmnet that can save us from the present travails of low oil price. This is something that should have been done a very long time ago but it's never too late to start. And I hope it works as planned because i've lost every single hope in that thing called FG. |
Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by ManTiger(m): 7:02pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
obailala: Every single time you try to insult people you do not know, first take a look at yourself in the mirror. The agriculturists involved in this are not iidiots.
If only you can use your God given brains and at least just read the freaking article, you wouldn't be here dancing ignorantly in public. Even if you couldn't read the long article, you could have at least read by short explanation but you were too intellectually handicapped to do that; you just wanted to respond before even reading.
FYI, special grass seedlings are being imported to be planted and grown in Nigeria; the imported grass isn't meant for eating, it is meant to be planted and produced in Nigeria. We both understand how this will end just. But my point is; this shouldn't be a priority for now. I later apologised for using an uncouth word, probably I apologised to the wrong person I quoted. My apologies, just having not so good day. |
Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by ManTiger(m): 4:13pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
BossTtdiamonds: Nope.. They would import the grasses (highly aggressive one's) and incorporate it into the existing natural pasture (This transforms the Natural Pasture lands to what we called oversown Pasture lands) That way the we would have less of the UN-improved varieties and more of the improved over-sown varieties. Which would last longer into the dry season. Smart Individuals like your person who would see this as an advantage can go into Hay and Silage Making and sell the conserved grasses to the fulani's in the dry season.. When the fulani's see that stationary farming improves the milk production, beef production, profit and reduces the stress of Walking around, they'll finally settle and stop killing.. I'm not saying it is going to be an instantaneous process, but we have to start from somewhere..
And they don't refrigerate grasses... As a matter of fact, refrigerating it might kill it...
@Bolded.. I think they talked about this in @OP.. The phrase was as this "An industry that cannot be measured, cannot be controlled"..
I understand that OP was lengthy, but you wont fully understand without readin'..... Pasture Agronomist like myself are smilin' to this incentive Nigerians cannot/should not be taken so seriously on things like this. I can bet it with you, this is another scam in the making. My apologies for using a sensitive obscure word. |
Celebrities › Re: Am Prettier That "MUNACHI ABII" by ManTiger(m): 2:17pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
iamrealdeji: Well,you've got nice features,nicer lips than Munachi's(only feature you have over Munachi),you've got cute nose(equal),nothing special about your eyes, but your face is round and prone to get chubby and fat,try to lose weight too cos you look fat to me in some pics,Munachi has big dreamy eyes(she has that over you),nice face shape(she has that over you especially on those pictures you look fat with round face),cute nose(equal),she's tall(she has that over you). Do you live inside gutter? Your background is bad and that makes you look cheap. Muhehehehehehehehehe.... laffing in swahilli. |
Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by ManTiger(m): 2:10pm On Mar 25, 2016 |
obailala: One of the greatest impediments to the progress of the black man and the black race is our inability to read, our inability to discern and our inordinate urge to 'respond' even before we listen.
The article simply exposes the ignorance of all those castigating the plan to import high nutrient grass seedlings for cultivation in Nigeria. This firstly, is standard practice in agriculture all over the world, but common sense is obviously not too common especially when political sentiments are involved. I can swear on my life that 95% of the respondents above did not read beyond the 3rd line, but mostly read the title and proceeded to comment. Maybe if they read the article, they would have firstly realised it was written by an independent veterinarian and not the minister (as the title implies) and they would have also seen some sensible points. If it takes decades of research to genetically create a new specie of high nutrient grass which has the capacity to boost beef and milk production beyond our imagination, then my common sense tells me it is definitely silly trying to re-invent the wheel; the sensible thing to do is to take the short-cut by simply obtaining those already optimised grass seedlings and growing them here in Nigeria. Just the same way we imported improved flood resistant rice seedlings some years back which has in no little way contributed to the rice revolution in different parts of Nigeria today. For clarity for those who are oblivious of this, "grass is not grass" and there is a reason why people spend several years studying agriculture in the university and research institutes even when our great grand fathers knew exactly how to sow and reap basic food crops.
A point of note in the article is milk production, Nigeria imports over 90% of the milk it consumes spending over $200m annually on this. A typical Nigerian milk cow produces 200kg of milk annually whereas a typical European milk cow produces up to 6500kg of milk annually, i.e. over 3000% more milk production. The main difference is the nutritional content of the feedstock these cows consume. Ironically, the same people who protest the plan to import improved grass seedlings (for planting) to improve our beef and milk production do not protest the billions we spend importing milk yearly; these same people (probably because of warped political logic) did not also see anything wrong when improved rice seedlings were imported few years back to help boost Nigeria's rice production capacity.
What I find most disheartening about these comments I have quoted is that most of the respondents here are youths, educated youths; and then we begin to wonder why the old have refused to relinquish power. They may claim not to be agriculturists, but that is definitely no excuse for this ignorance because anyone with even partial education should be able to discern these things. If only we can sometimes purge our minds of flimsy political sentiments, then some of these things are just common sense. So they will import grass, refrigerate it so as not to withered and start selling it to the abokis abi?  , i'm not sorry to say this, you be mumu. Everyone knew Obj was about to scam us when he proposed his satellite idea, 8 months after its launching, they claim it disappear. I dey look GEJ mouth when he was saying SURE-P will cushion the effect of pms subsidy removal, I only pity those idiats I see in their lagos office, 4yrs after, Babangida Aliyu said SURE-P was fraud which is obviously true. We don't say they shouldn't steal, afterall "stealing is not corruption" but if they must ten they should come up with convincing ideas, not like importing grass! Who will buy it? The industry is not even controlled by anyone, com'on use your brain! |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by ManTiger(m): 2:21am On Mar 25, 2016 |
hayqinsbFX: After reading your post I had to check ur profile and see when u got registered on NL....
After discovering that u only came on NL july 2015 when I already had my second app submitted so It's fully understandable that you can make such ignorant comments
I won't waste my time in giving you an explanation or try to plead to your reasoning.
Well, my kind of person won't watch and see my fellow neighbor fall in the same ditch I entered twice.
Comment from people like you can only try to stop me, but it's a pity as you're not the first... ***** As in 5 Star Comment.Who has seen Oga Siga and Tnuola lately? Regards to everyone. I am here to read comments. |
Politics › Re: Stealing Is Corruption (simple Analogy By A Nairalander. by ManTiger(op): 9:23pm On Mar 24, 2016 |
luvinhubby: Stop standing logic on it's head.
I was arrested by men of the FRSC for a cracked windshield violation. Did not want to pay the fine of N3,000 to the bank so i gave the arrresting officer N2,000 zoomed off. What i did was indulge in a corrupt practice - Corruption.
Wasiu my generator repairer comes to my home to service my generator, finishes his job & my wife's phone disappears, she realises on time & calls the phone as Wasiu was leaving & lo & behold Wasiu has the phone at his back pocket. What was that, - stealing. And because Wasiu act is a "dishonest" one, he is corrupt that makes stealing a corruption. My point is corruption goes beyond stealing and stealing comes under the umbrella of corruption. E.g. Under corruption we haveStealing Bribery Raping Cultism Unethical act of smoking/drinking especially in the presence of kids. Prostitution Kidnapping And all other form of unethical/dishonest practices. While under stealing we haveArmed robbery House breaking Burglary Authority Stealing (Ref. Fela). These are forms of stealing while the last falls to the category of our politicians hence they are corrupt because this is an unethical practice! If you're claiming Stealing is not corruption are you telling me James Ibori, Abacha, Alams, Bode George are not corrupt but mere thieves? I'm done with you on this issue cos you have your right to believe what you like. |
Politics › Re: Stealing Is Corruption (simple Analogy By A Nairalander. by ManTiger(op): 9:04pm On Mar 24, 2016 |
Another premises to prove that stealing is corruption.
A friend who follow my handle at work checked on this thread and we had this conversation at office. We consulted a lot of dictionaries and encylopaedia to justify each others stand.
Is stealing a "honest" conduct? The act of stealing which is a form of dishonest conduct is a corruption and one of the corrupt practices, i.e. "All cars are vehicle.
I may be corrupt but that doesn't make me a thief. i.e. "not all vehicles are car"
Where is lalasticlala sef when he's needed!
Transparency International even has it that corruption is an abuse of entrusted power for a private gain. Are you telling me that a public office holder who has embezzled public fund is not corrupt but just a thief? Under which umbrella does that goes? I'm going nuts walai. Craxe dey worry many people for this country.
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Politics › Re: Stealing Is Corruption (simple Analogy By A Nairalander. by ManTiger(op): 8:49pm On Mar 24, 2016 |
luvinhubby: He is correct, you are not.
Stealing is stealing & corrupt practices is corruption. What are you trying to prove? What is corrupt practices? Even after referring you to a standard meaning/definition of corruption? Why is ICPC going prosecuting those who steal public funds and not those who rape? I guess raping too is not corruption, "raping is raping" isn't it? Enough said, it's either you're as rich as Aldophous Wabara, Chuba Okadigbo, Patricia Etteh, Dimeji Bankole, Dino Melaye, Ameachi and others or you lack basic understanding to discern the logical relationship between the two. |
Politics › Re: Stealing Is Corruption (simple Analogy By A Nairalander. by ManTiger(op): 4:04am On Mar 24, 2016 |
luvinhubby: Stealing is worse than corruption.
Call a thief a thief & not a corrupt man.
Use your senses I refer you to the original post. It is unfounded seeing people like ICPC boss saying "Stealing is not Corruption" what nonsense?!? |
Romance › Re: I Was About Killing My Friend For A Lady And This Happened by ManTiger(m): 2:02am On Mar 24, 2016 |
What is the title? |
Politics › Re: Stealing Is Corruption (simple Analogy By A Nairalander. by ManTiger(op): 12:52am On Mar 24, 2016 |
luvinhubby: Lame. As expected. suffering and smiling. You need to know how your constituency allowance is being spent/shared. So Dasuki is not corrupt upon all the money he was allegedly stole. Use your brain bro, use it. |
Politics › Re: Stealing Is Corruption (simple Analogy By A Nairalander. by ManTiger(op): 12:15am On Mar 24, 2016 |
Khd95: Is dis post about dino,or corruption,cos idongerrit mehn  Just a case study. |
Politics › Stealing Is Corruption (simple Analogy By A Nairalander. by ManTiger(op): 12:04am On Mar 24, 2016 |
Its is very sad that this issue has been generating controversies since it was uttered by the former President Goodluck Jonathan. I don't create this post to hurl insult or cast aspersion to the person or being of any individual(s) or group I'm about to use in this illustration, Hence, I am responsible for any/every statement/sentence(s) in this thread. Premises One[size=15pt]All stealing is corruption but not all corruption is stealing.[/size] The above sentence is synonymous to the saying, [size=15pt]All cars are vehicle but not all vehicles are car.[/size] Consult your dictionary for the meaning of "Car" and "Vehicle"[size=20pt]Why is Stealing a form of Corruption?[/size] Premises TwoA case study of Politician e.g. I won't mention names. A typical Nigerian politician is ready to kill and maim his/her opponent just to win a seat. Why? Because s/he is going to the coffers table to steal from the National cake. This form of stealing fell under the umbrella of corruption just like wikipedia clearly state it. Another simple analogy is this: A former governor, James Ibori stole so much from his people and became so rich with choice properties everywhere, it was glaring that he was stealing, the process of stealing and buying properties is corruption and he successfully corrupt the mind of Dino Melaye, to be selfish and self centred and the worst was been sentenced after he was discharge and acquitted by a Nigerian Judge, another form of corruption! Corruption is a form of dishonest or unethical conduct by a person entrusted with a position of authority, often to acquire personal benefit. Corruption may include many activities including bribery and embezzlement, though it may also involve practices that are legal in many countries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CorruptionIt is sad that a whole ICPC chairman who should be reversed in this area lack an indept knowledge and refuses to use his dictionary. If you want to attack me on this post, please make sure that your father is as rich as Dino Melaye at least... His inscription even says it all.
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Family › Re: My Wife To Be Has Anger Issue. How Do I Curtail It? by ManTiger(m): 1:21am On Mar 22, 2016 |
Tombilly: whenever she starts nagging just pull her wit force close yo yourself as if you wanna deal with her, then give her a soul crushing kiss that will melt her body and soul ...after that look her in the eyes and say baby you know I love you? when she will be thinking of saying yes I know the anger will metamorphose into love..... try it and thank me later. He will thank you when she landed him resounding slap, you think this is Telemundo abi? OK o. |
Family › Re: My Wife To Be Has Anger Issue. How Do I Curtail It? by ManTiger(m): 12:35am On Mar 22, 2016 |
Anger is a small madness So do nothing when you are angry, Because what you will spoil Maybe more than what causes your anger.
Print on A4 paper and paste it where she can see it.
Don't forget to ref me. |
NYSC › Re: RiversRerun: NYSC Confirms Killing Of A Corper During Election by ManTiger(m): 12:23am On Mar 22, 2016 |
chai... just like that.
To think this guy is an orphan is very worrisome. |