₦airaland Forum

Did we notice that under Buhari's regime, there has been no single new 100 naira note in circulation? The witch cried at night, the child died in the morning. Who did not know that the midnight cry of the witch killed the child??

It was nice up to the point where he mentioned they are currently removing shipwrecks on the lagoon. They should check well, because they may well come across the Titanic. Perhaps this will be commissioned after Port Harcourt Monorail championed by the APC government. They should be using monorail projects to siphon public funds at the end of the day, causing problems for opposition.

Good. But all there is here are 3 large, aesthetic swimming pools, couple of houses, some good landscaping and indoor draft centre. Maybe it's like one of those children's book that you're asked to spot the missing item or so.

A friend who is an experienced beader/craftsperson needs a co-shared working space in a beauty/makeup shop within Wuse, Nyanya, Karu downwards. Kindly get across if you know any leads.

mrlycan:
Nairalanders,
I want to start a hatchery business and I need your advice. I am importing the machine and its fully electrical and automatic. As for power,light in my place is super stable at least 23 hours per day if not 24, hours. We hardly have power loss. Please I don't want to run at loss so I need comments and advice.

Do you have the technical know-how as wellas a ready market? It's not only about the light and having the means to buy equipments. How will you have a steady market flow for 6 full months and are you technically ready and capable enough to handle complexities? Best wishes.

so much insecurity in this regime. Yet our police and soldiers mounted at checking points openly collect bribes nowadays. No more secret style of collection. They even openly boast of it as "their money" and some even upped the price. May God help us!

its's just not fair.They've been proferring solutions to the power problems of Nigeria since 1952 with nothing to show forth. There are more promising problems to deal with, so they could have made the competition theme more open.

meanwhile, have you ever seen oyinbo expats being driven about by their drivers? Notice that they prefer to sit beside the driver and play with their mobile phones. I saw one one on the mainland and on the island yesterday, sitting at the same spot. Yet we Nigerians will prefer to sit down at "the owner's corner" and dictate instructions to the driver to excercise ownership rights. Iraanu!

what are you doing chatting up a 16-year old girl in the first place? In a civilized country, this chat record is enough to keep you in jail for a long time. Be warned!

It will definitely be his last. He will spend his subsequent annual leaves discussing with his farm manager about the status of his farm in Daura, while relaxing with Aisha.

Tyche:
What about those Thailand Rice Mill we collapsed?

or more like the Thai Minister of Agriculture that came crying in Lie Mohammed's office the other day that our local rice policy has destroyed their country's export base?
Idiotas. When last did we see a commercial on why the citizens should prefer eating local rice if not this false propaganda and wooden framed local rice pyramids that the APC led administration is building up and down? I thought they came up with one Nigerian patriotism slogan like that when they newly came but were overwhelmed with inefficiency to actually follow it through. We are waiting for you with our voters card come 2019.

5thElement:
Ambode is doing great. But I feel the amenities that really really matter aren't being touched.

1. I don't want to believe that pipe borne water for households is an impossible task in this country.

2. Waste management is still an eye sore in Lagos as people now open dump refuse on the road and road medians

3. Developed cities have subways/underground railroads, metro lines etc that ease the traffic and movement of people. Building motor parks and bus stops isn't the only way to go.

4. Maybe eventually all these projects will combine to give Lagos a good look but truth be told, there's still a long way to go as most residential areas in Lagos are still far from being urbanized.

I didn't mention constant electricity supply because that's not under the purview of the state government unless I'm wrong.


Kudos to him. I hope other governors in the Southwest can learn from him.

Thank you. You really said the truth in an unbiased manner. As much as we appreciate large-scale bus stops with all bells and whistles, we must not fail to recognise the fact that conventional bus stops are becoming dinosaurs in a much global scale. Far developed cities are thinking about how much more people will abandon their cars in cities and not jump on buses, but adopt bicycle culture, hop on trains running on cleaner energy and shorten the distance from place to place.
We should also not fail to voice out the fact that Lagos is becoming much more dirtier in this regime, and yes, electricity for homes and offices is still far behind. Not just about lightening up the streets alone.

I'm sure the devil will be in deep thoughts either to allow this man into hell. He may one day snatch the lying trophy from him!

We all know that the integrity of The Nigerian Army has gone to the dogs. Our "Gallant" soldiers are either seen at checking points recieving bribes openly at checking points or chasing teenage wannabe thieves who goes around loosing discarded roofing sheets from construction sites or where have we. Meanwhile, the Boko Haramists have turned to broad daylight Jumia delivery guys, driving in and out unchallenged to drop hostages and all. There was indeed a country!

I would have loved to give you a logical reply, but when I find your obsession with Nairaland religious topics, I feel really sad. Go get a life bro.. It's Easter Sunday.

I think PDP should not play offensive politics. It's responsible enough they were asking for apology from Nigerians the other day. We have all agreed that APC is the worst thing that happened to Nigeria in recent times, so no need to make the matter prolonged again.

on a more serious note, I think we really need to sell Nigeria on Jumia or Konga and donate the money to the less-privileged so we can all return to our villages. When serious minded countries are talking of 100% renewable energy conversion and doing away with petrol, here we are still thinking of how to run our city buses on waste gases from our flaring activities. In this jet age, talking about gas flaring is the same as using firewood for cooking, or the old "ogusho" (palm kernel waste) for lightening. so very old school!!

a yoruba proverb says " to tie wrapper around the waist, or to tie the waist around wrapper, what matters is for one not be naked." I really don't know why we have to worship traditionally on a Sunday though.

Idiots!!! We are approaching April and they are hoping the rains doesn't start early. Well, maybe NIMET has predicted the rains of this year to start by late December, because it is not an unusual news that can make the headlines in Nigeria.

nice line of thought. Have you learnt about the Ibiju lekki- Ondo state coastal road that was recently embarked upon, promising to cut the distance to just 50km between the two states.
Lets hope our politicians have the balls and willpower to effect really positive change in the transport sector.

TheMinimalist:
At 177 Miles per Hour, this means you could travel from Portland Oregon to New York city in 17 Hours. The distance between Portland and New York is 3300 Miles. current travel time by road is 2 days and 16 Hours.

In Nigeria you could travel from Calabar to Lagos in 2 hours. The google satellite map says the distance between Calabar and Lagos is 500 Miles and the current travel time is 12 Hours. And that's because there's a lot of winding roads. The bullet train would be 1 and half hour from Calabar to Lagos if the track is straight . Nigeria is around the same size as Texas and a little bit larger than California.
Japan is exactly the same size as California.

On Another Note, It's clear by looking at the Nigerian interstate roads which were built by the colonialist ,Nigeria needs new and modern interstate roadways . For example ,it makes no sense that you have to drive north through Onitsha instead of a straight coastal road through river state,Bayelsa state ,Delta State to Lagos . By good coastal road, distance from Calabar to Lagos would be 6 Hours,instead of 12 Hours.

coming from someone that ought to still be basking in the joy of his daughter's state wedding, this is absolute shame. So you mean to tell us that after 11 pm to the end of your failed administration, you guys are still weeping over some phanthom monies spent by the previous administration to cover up for your mediocrity. That line has faded since the days you began using them. All monkeys in Idanre are now wiser!
Meanwhile who noticed that since the days our parents and bosses send us Facebook requests that we are mandated to accept, the social media website has become censored by force these days. You can't upload photoes quietly without recieving a call from your mum that you need to iron that your shirt better in your native language

Esu pofo!

are you kidding or what??

Ayatullah:
You are very wrong, that man nearest to the car is still alive and kicking well, I saw him in Yaba just some few hours ago on my way to Akoka, I was so surprised to believe he is still on earth, but I have to accept the reality because the Biblical Jesus Christ said that "some men who witnessed his time on earth will still be around when he returns."

Nigerian politicians are like diapers. Best for use for a single term. No sense in reusing them. Lubbish.

so sad. almost all those men strolling in the first picture must have been dead by now. Especially the one nearest to the car

be deceiving yourselves, fighting for a failed state like Nigeria. Our Senators are pocketing 13 million monthly outside their salaries and allowances, you are there cooking caterpiller grubs for dinner. They should show us the video of Aisha (or at least the wife of that Audu Ogbeh guy as the case may be) cooking local rice for dinner and them eating it, let's believe their patriotic agenda. The sooner we tell ourselves the truth, the better. Our leaders gives no sh*t about our well-being.

nice development. What stands Mkpat Enin LGA out is its abundant coconut. I still remember fond memories of drinking coconut water with it's white tender flesh (like a vampire ) during my NYSC days at 42 junction. Those swamps though, will harbor a lot of snakes.

Now he has to go and deal with the concept of eternity and life in the after-life. Topics he spent a greater part of his life deriding.

This is one small step for man, but truly a giant leap for mankind! orii ologboo laate phenomenon.