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We all know Edo state to be the center point of human rights abuse in Nigeria. Starting from Oshiomole who told a poor trader to go and die in national TV the other day, to their Oba, or Omo n'Oba whatever that means who bans burials at will. The recession is biting hard and people are looking for legitimate ways to make ends meet, yet their access to daily bread is blocked by some governor's afterthought. At least this innocent woman has not stuffed drugs in her pants to deserve this ill-treatment. Even as cosmopolitant as Lagos is, the ban on street trading was relaxed. We are not surprised to see this again. Well done! The devil is waiting for your souls. |
This woman should know better than making false claims. From her credentials, you would think she can use her wealth of knowledge to Nigeria's economic advancement like Okonjo Iweala, but it's retrogressive curve ever since. Most times, silence truly is golden. I believe a lot of women would appreciate beauty tips from her though. |
by the time the APC led government finish playing this hidden stash of money script, it will be too late for them to realise it's not working out on all Nigerians as we are not equally gullible. With all the recovered assets since Buhari entered, Paris club refunds and more 'discoveries' daily, the economy has not leapbounded from the biting recession. I am sure if I sit down to calculate all these recovered dollar amounts, it's enough to double our GDP figure. Even a lame man will understand that if you're broke and start to check your wardrobe and mattress and suddenly discover that your spouse or child has been secretly hording money without your knowledge, you won't remain broke that instance. The devil don't have new tricks. They should move over abeg. NEXT?? |
Are you sure about this? I'm willing to try it out in Nassarawa. Will send you a message on WhatsApp |
deepwater:You ought to remember to take that your drug daily by 10:30am for optimal brain function |
so if the new wife turns out to be a r.etarded cook, should we now die of hunger because we want a change? We better go back and beg the old wife that has much experience with cooking. Bunch of jokers. |
so you deal in laptops? I'll contact you when ready. Hope you can be trusted to deliver to other states, cos these online business ehn... |
Right under our noses on a Monday morning, a Igbo is advertising sacrifices on Facebook! What is this world turning to? Blooood of the Jews!!! |
like seriously, the police now goes hunting for old blacksmiths that make dane guns for museums? What a show of shame. I guess its hard to remain relevant after Evans headlines. I hope they won't target children that play with rubber band next |
isn't this a cubesat that FUTA also collaborated to launch the other day?
Wehdone sir, Ghana. |
Opynion:Greetings. I construct durable wooden framed tarpaulin pond in Abuja-Nassarawa axis. It is more affordable than the metal framed one. I will send you a mail |
Fingerlings are 15 naira while Juveniles are 35 naira. Broodstocks are about 7,000 a pair. Why buy eggs when you can own the chicken? Are you in Abuja and you need to setup an hatchery on your existing fish farm? Please get across privately. I will setup the hatchery using your existing facilities and mentor your workers on the hatching process, constantly monitor the project all at an affordable cost. |
It's a nice idea. All these moneybags though, they will go abroad to see agriculture being done professionally and come back home to replicate what they see and think they will get the same results. Over there, there is constant electricity to monitor your sensors and computers, back here at home, its your pocket that will suffer it, through diesel drainage. And you can't carry your products to market overpriced and expect people to buy them cos they were professionally raised. The backyard Farmer and those agric sharks in Ibadan will still beat your prices hands down. Its a great idea he's growing their feed though. I hope the project succeeds as planned Meanwhile, chest beaters, hold your horses. This project will still bow to the 'agric Goliaths' in Ibadan. LOL |
ugoegbuna:I will get across again |
ugoegbuna:I can help you build one if you're in Abuja. Fishkeeping is a very rewarding experience |
Themandator:you're sounding like a diasporan, with very limited information about the actual Nigerian perspective. Do you know that Vodacom has a subsidiary in Nigeria where they target high value clients and mostly foreigners. Why haven't they declared profit compared to the conventional telecos? I still insist these telecos made more their profit from daily 100 naira cards Nigerians load than from some high value clients paying infrequent dollars. Like as if they have a secret package for the elites that is hidden from the rest of us! |
Themandator:so are you saying that expatriates are the ones making the profit for MTN in Nigeria while the rest of us loading card daily are just a necessary burden? OK does Glo have expatriates too, supporting its network after all it isn't doing so bad |
stop putting your money in MMM, virtual coins or Custom marked contraband items. You will loose the money, sleep and time spent haggling over how to recover back your money. I help clients invest in aquaculture, without doing the dirty work.( It is not actually dirty though, ask those tending pigs) Aquaculture is the fifth most lucrative agribusiness plan in Nigeria currently. Get across for more details. |
some people are just alive but sleeping. How can one have the opportunity to invest in fastest moving sector in the most populous country in Africa, an emerging market for that matter and appear to be loosing it? many of Etisalats financial advisors deserve a job as a clerk in a local government in Nigeria. The network has never devised anything appealing to me except for the free sim I got once and never used. They need to go and appease MTN with sacrifice and ask how those guys are doing it. |
woodcook:even till tomorrow in civilized countries, locals still protest developmental projects against being sited for one reason or another, so what exactly are you driving at? besides you don't see professors leading the protest. I'm very sure you're of yiibo extraction, with your ugba and uncooked, tasteless cassava |
Stupid boy. He should have gone to postrate for Dangote or Tinubu to take the same set of pics on their jet. That would have been far cheaper. Tapjet people have got no chills at all. The oyinbo guys were so quick to post the stories on the internet sharp sharp, knowing the far reaching consequences. Let's see the next celebrity to show us the money in a photoshoot |
They just want to remain relevant. They for kukuma remind us to lock our doors whenever we are going out now, and buy a dog. That one for better |
chiraqDemon:Nairaland is not meant for such childish street gossips abeg. Don't comma spoil here for us. Go and ask on Linda Ikeji's blog |
With the issue of post Brexit fears and all, Google is still making a massive investment in London. The horse that runs ahead of the pack is naturally king. That's why no other Nigerian state can ever overtake Lagos. If they like they build deeper seaports elsewhere and make an expressway to Dubai |
banmee:Stay in another Man's country and be happy over their achievements. With your degree from Msu wherever the heck you claim you are, what has been your contribution to the country you're. in? Back it up with internet links, let's see...Guess you're just a faceless, unknown, proud taxpayer, slaving away in I another Man's country. Who knows maybe you even wash corpses to survive like we always hear Peharps it's your grandfather that helped to develop where you are. If you can't be impressed by the little changes going on in your own country, then you should be ashamed. I won't dignify you with another reply. |
banmee:We can see how well that has improved the quality of your life! I think you're just an internet wannabe with no defined achievements in life. You've commented over 7 times on this thread to show how frustrated you are that a Nigerian university made an impressive move. Great people don't get intimidated by little achievements |
See how Ibadan people planned houses like a scene from Maze runner nitori Olorun! I'd really like to see scenes from Uyo or Owerri, better planned Nigerian cities |
banmee:I'm 101% sure you attended Osun State College of Technology, Esa Oke. According to the latest report done by Stutern, FUTA graduates take no. 4 employability rate among Nigerian universities. If you don't know how to react positively to a good news, better save your megabyte and use it to read Teebillz stories instead. Skedaddle! |
saliubellob:how much? Just let's know |
Your website is offline |
how much? and how many gig is the entire training |
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