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@homerac7 KnowAll knows what he's doing. He is staunchly anti Fashola and staunchly pro PDP. If you connect the dots you'll know not to further waste your breath. |
ElRazur:True. By the time the Chinese can reverse engineer the technology it is usually obsolete. The Chinese are probably some 30+ years behind the US in stealth technology. |
Isoko man:Cause that would most likely cause a Nuclear war in the Far East. America would not suffer directly from such a war but her allies would. Countries like Japan, South Korea e.t.c would be in the firing line. |
Seun:Lagos State government website. |
Why not open the league up to everyone? Anyways is there room for my boys? We Lick Toads after all. ![]() |
phantom:Could give a rat's a.s.s for that crap. I'm too busy these days to bother with that argumental nonsense you folks can't get enough of. Still though in your "efforts" don't pop a blood vessel. . .that's all I'm saying. ![]() |
Hope you folks don't pop a vessel in your small heads because of Fashola. The man doesn't even know you exist. |
What are you all arguing about? Lagos State has not proposed an underground transport system of any kind. The people of Lagos State have not demanded an underground rail system. What are you all arguing about? |
Kobojunkie:^^^^ Bahahahahahahah! ![]() |
0lumide:Gbam! Lagos seems to be trending big time right now. That's good for a state trying to attract investment. |
cap28: what is this fool laughing at? do you think that the likes of mandingo like you? havent you seen all the insults he has been hurling at nigerians all over this forum - are you too st.upid to understand that he gets a kick out of insulting africans in general and nigerians in particular? ode!Hey dumbass face the person facing you. I could give 2 Poo.s about Mandingo. It was just funny the way he b.i.t.c.h slapped you there. He b.i.t.c.h-slapped you so good. ![]() |
MandingoII:Buhahahahaha! You're not the first person to notice it and this isn't the first time it's been suggested. Still funny though. ![]() |
*Not worth it* |
[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=709460.msg8680250#msg8680250 date=1310154294]^^^I have told you before that am not a journalist. Na me be the media wey publish the story in the first place?[/quote]And where is the source for this story? |
@mukina2 You should have known better than to post a thread of aloy/emeka to the front page without checking the story. You allowed that c.u.n.t to embarrass you. This is the real article including the picture. http://odili.net/news/source/2011/jul/7/850.html |
[quote author=erelu.eko link=topic=708748.msg8680208#msg8680208 date=1310154034]eko rail in view![/quote]Those pics are not of Eko rail. The trains in those pics are the NRC locomotives. Eko rail will run trains on the new Lagos state Badagry rail lines. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=708609.msg8673247#msg8673247 date=1310073674]that is not even a good example or anonlogy to use at all why not say this the minitry of works have built a seaport in the SE to promote trade in that branch of the country. that is better and i believe this is done, isn't it[/quote]And since when have private banks been the same as public (Government owned) seaports? This is what you have to understand. Why should the CBN governor be promoting a specific type of banking geared towards only a part of the population? After you've understood that question, read this quote again about how they do it in Britain. It should now make sense. The FSA's policy towards Islamic banks, and indeed any new or innovative financial services company, can be summed up simply as "no obstacles, no special favours". We are keen to promote a level playing field between conventional and Islamic providers. One thing we are clear about is that we are a financial, not a religious, regulator. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=708609.msg8673197#msg8673197 date=1310073300]and his Sanusi own religious and what prove asi aid earlier, CBN needs to do this to help this branch of the banking sector grow[/quote]Clearly I'm wasting my time here with you. So let the Ministry of Aviation promote a particular airline to help that branch of air travel grow right? |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=708609.msg8673165#msg8673165 date=1310072953]brother how is it different from Sanusi method pls explain[/quote]"The FSA's policy towards Islamic banks, and indeed any new or innovative [size=14pt]financial services company[/size], can be summed up simply as "[size=14pt]no obstacles, no special favours[/size]". We are keen to promote [size=14pt]a level playing field between conventional and Islamic providers[/size]. One thing we are clear about is that we are a financial, not a religious, regulator." |
@alj_harem http://www.fsa.gov.uk/pages/About/Media/notes/bn016.shtml The FSA's policy towards Islamic banks, and indeed any new or innovative financial services company, can be summed up simply as "no obstacles, no special favours". We are keen to promote a level playing field between conventional and Islamic providers. One thing we are clear about is that we are a financial, not a religious, regulator.You've mentioned Britain a few times. notice the difference between the British method (SECULAR) and Sanusi's method. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=708609.msg8673070#msg8673070 date=1310072108]ok Britain is not a muslim country and certainly not half of the country are muslims but it is still practice[/quote]You have posted this phrse now a few times. What exactly do you mean? |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=708609.msg8672934#msg8672934 date=1310070675]in a secular country like England, i believe they still practise Islamic banking, or am i wrong? i know Christians are human as well and i love my Christian brothers and sisters all the atrocities u mentioned above has nothing to do with banking, moreover they are the uneducated youths[/quote]- There are private banks that do this so called Islamic banking just as there are other types of banks. - Yes those atrocities have nothing to do with banking but everything to do with perception. |
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=708609.msg8672913#msg8672913 date=1310070512]any individual with money, can open an islamic bank for anyone to go to- why is the matter being sponsored and handled by CBN? [/quote]And there it is. That is the question. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=708609.msg8672722#msg8672722 date=1310068666]I would like to start by saying in any advance or first world country of the world, there is religious tolerance and those countries accept both Islam and Christian laws Now you would hear a Nigerian saying they should change the name the name of Islamic banking i ask to what, that is the name britain, china and other first world countries are using so why is nigeria so differnet why can't we tolerate each other like good people according to our religions, the Christians say " love your neighbour as yourself" so why can't they love there muslim neighbour's idea of an Islamic bank if they view him as themselves please my christain brothers, act according to your bibles and be tolerant[/quote]You have failed from the start. Most advanced countries have secular laws regardless of prevailing culture. Christians are human too. They have had enough, simple as that. For example, - Miss world contest. . .you know what followed. - Danish cartoons. . .you know what followed. - Presidential elections. . .you know what followed. I guess some Christians are fed up of being tolerant. Can't say I blame them. |
snthesis: as at the time of that report the underground drainage hadnt been commissioned- abeg give urself small brainIf you had read the link before spouting crap, you would have seen that the project was reported to have been completed, tested and awaiting commissioning. How does it feel to have made a massive fool of yourself all by yourself? Darn fella that takes skill. http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5720863-146/heavy_rainfall_destroys_property_in_akwa.csp During the inauguration of the state governor, Godswill Akpabio, for the 2nd term, he revealed that the city’s underground drainage system would be one of the best of such in Africa. |
macjive01:You people make me laugh. Heavy rainfall destroys property in Akwa Ibom http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5720863-146/heavy_rainfall_destroys_property_in_akwa.csp . . .Residents of Uyo, capital of Akwa Ibom State, are still counting their losses owing to a five-hour rain that flooded streets, houses, and destroyed property on Wednesday in the city.The definition of irony. Keep holding Lagos to those Western Standards and keep holding your states to those Somalia standards. It's all good. |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=706804.msg8656942#msg8656942 date=1309892286]You may as well ask a goat to roar like a lion as to ask for any sort of solution or even sensible comment from EzeUche or ZnO.[/quote]Aren't they the same poster? |
largie:Then don't shop at Walmart. Go shop at your preferred outlet. Don't work at Walmart. Go work for your preferred employer. It really is that simple. |
The most epic plank I have seen. https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/07/09/article-1198572-05A6E450000005DC-161_634x449.jpg ---------- https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/07/09/article-1198572-05A6E037000005DC-92_634x474.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/07/09/article-1198572-05A6E04F000005DC-708_634x402.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/07/09/article-1198572-05A6E363000005DC-44_634x354.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/07/09/article-1198572-05A6DE88000005DC-678_634x474.jpg |
[Sarcasm] (Be employed and earn minimum wage) OR (Be unemployed and earn nothing) == (Very tough choice for the jobless) [/Sarcasm] |
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[/quote]And there it is. That is the question.