Bicycle importation and selling.

I give it up to Djokovic. Its his time to reign.
Nadal and Federer are getting rusty. We need fresh blood in Men's tennis Category.

I love women tennis these days , no one remains on top for too long.

OP, you forgot about smugglers taking the fuel to across the border.
They make mega profits instantly with our corrupt officials being paid off. They dont need to wait for your weekly theory.

OP. Sorry o.
Did you really gate crash into marrying her? Maybe you did not shine your eye before the marriage.


Forget the past and move on.

At least you must have learnt some lessons on "Marriage-101".

SMH. Emergency meeting indeed!

Meanwhile, stop putting the blame on your parents they did not arrange the guy to go after you.
A rosy childhood does not always mean a happy adulthood.
You have your life to live.

After much fighting and I still refused, he asked me leave his house by 7 am the next morning which I did. I deleted him from my memory the moment I got home.

OP, was he wearing his birthday suit during the fight all through the night? lol at his hard-on.

There are lots of lessons to learn when dating strangers.

Thank your God he didnt rape you that night.

So they want to remove "freedom of speech" subsidy? Gross abuse of power.

GEJ pledge to Nigeria his country
To be faithful, loyal and honest
To serve Nigeria with all his strength
To defend her unity and uphold her honor and glory
So help him God.

Do they want to hack the fuel from GEJ?

I weep for Nigeria.

luluosas:

Does it matter?

Transferred aggression.

anishe:

this jonathan is a bastard. plz read onWhen President Olusegun Obasanjo was in power we spent 300 billion per year on the fuel subsidy. Under the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan it shot up to 1.3 trillion naira in the last one year alone. Can someone please explain to me how it got so high in 4 years and what exactly they were subsidising with the extra one trillion naira? When the Obasanjo government left power in 2007 the country was no longer in debt and the 30 billion dollar foreign debt that Obasanjo met when he came to power in 1999 was fully paid off. Today, under the administration of Jonathan, our country is back in debt to the tune of 30 billion dollars and we are still borrowing. Can someone please tell me what the loans were used for and whether we will ever be able to pay them off? When the Obasanjo administration left power in 2007 our foreign reserves were 80 billion dollars even though when he came into office in 1999 we only had 1.5 billion dollars.

Today our foreign reserves have dropped from 80 billion dollars in 2007 to 33 billion dollars. Can someone please tell me where all the money went? When the Obasanjo administration left power in 2007 23 billion dollars was left in the Excess Crude Account after he built it up from nothing in 1999. Today we do not have one dollar left in that account because the money has been squandered and the account scrapped. Can someone explain to me who spent that money and precisely what it was spent on? By the time the Obasanjo administration left power in 2007 not one bomb had gone off in Abuja throughout his 8 years in office and neither did we shy away from confronting the evil and dealing a hard blow to the terrorists wherever and whenever it was necessary to do so. Today bombs go off at will all over the north, the President hides in the Villa and churches were targetted on christmas day in Abuja. When Obasanjo was in power we did not remove the fuel subsidy because it would have caused too much pain to the Nigerian people and because there was no safety net in place to reduce that pain. President Jonathan however did not have any such inhibitions or qualms. Just seven days after we suffered the horrendous trauma of the xmas day bombings and probably as a New Year’s Greek gift to the Nigerian people, our President finally removed the oil subsidy. He did this knowing fully well that it will lead to untold suffering and terrible hardship for the next few years for the Nigerian people, most of whom still live below the poverty line. Can someone please tell me why President Jonathan wants Nigerians to cry? Yesterday he not only said that he would “crush Boko Haram” but he also declared a state of emergency in a few local government areas in some northern states. Can someone please tell me why our President could not do this 6 months ago when some of us first advocated it and thereby save many lives? Why has it taken him so long to find the guts to confront Boko Haram and to lead the fight against them with ruthless zeal, strengh, courage and total faith in God? Why has he done so little when it comes to this matter and why has he done it so late? Does he not know that a king is meant to lead his people into battle and if necessary die for them? He has been unable to handle and contain Boko Haram and now he has removed the fuel subsidy which is something that is expressly against the wishes and interest of the overwhelming majority of the Nigerian people.

Can someone please tell me precisely what has happened to this man and what has got into his head? This government is not only weak, it not only lacks direction but it is also insensitive and callous. The removal of the fuel subsidy is the final straw: President Jonathan, the King Rehoabam of our time, has hardened his heart unto destruction, just like Pharaoh once did, and he has fallen into the trap that has been set for him by God and by his enemies. May the Lord save Nigeria from this mess and from this weak man and may the Nigerian people themselves wake up from their accursed slumber and take their destiny into their own hands. The smell of religious war, sectarian violence, regional and ethnic conflict, insecurity, untold suffering, rampant poverty and economic hardship is in the air. Nigerians are divided as never before and our country is slowly crumbling and dying before our very eyes. Who will save Nigeria? Who will stand up and say enough is enough? Who will pull us back from the brink? Who can we count on to take the bull by the horns and do the right thing? There must be a lawful and democratic change. My God let there be a change.

Pls read the topic. You are posting your epistle on the wrong thread.

Bicycles? At your own risk.
1. Will bicycle survive rainy season?
2. If there are 100 bicycles in a packing lot, how will you identify your own.
3. Any guarantee on the bicycle security locks, to avoid it being stolen or snatched at gun-point.
4. Are there enough bicycle repairers in Nigeria?

Is it possible to put a bicycle engine in my 4X4 jeep?
So I can cycle my jeep from lagos to abuja without refueling. LOL.

dayokanu:

Fuel saving tips for generators

Live life without the damn generator.

The average Nigerian must survive.
Get ready for amazing inventions that will overcome this ugly situation. I trust those Aba and Nnewi folks.

Overall, cost-cutting measures will be the order of the day.

If men were God . .  they will remove air-subsidy.

born2fuck:


Full transcript: video translated into words found

LIAM BARTLETT: In a luxury hotel room, we carefully set our trap – with the help of experienced fraud investigators. Our targets lurk in the street below – Nigerian conmen awaiting the call from another victim. But this time the call will come from us and undercover police are ready to pounce.
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How did you get the words translated into text? Did you listen and type?
Just curious.

After these pictures from the OP, some folks will still be asking for a link or website that captured the video of the fire outbreak. LOL.

Remember the joke, "who wants to take a bullet for Jesus?"

Hypocrites that are afraid to die.
In some parts of Middle East & Asia, christians are being persecuted daily and here in Nigeria, a pastor is cancelling worship service in Lagos because of boko haram in the North.
O men of little faith.

SMH.
You risk your life and then go on twitter thanking God for saving your a$$.
When they are all supposed to be on seat belt. infact, the driver of that SUV needs to be arrested for unsafe driving.

Maybe they didnt have money to take a taxi?

Jos? Bomb explosions in Nigeria. Not the first and definitely not the last
Nigerian Christans under attack on Christmas day

I once lost my wallet, phone and keys at different times due to my carelessness. And I learnt never to loose consciousness of any of them as long as I am awake.
I also constantly take these precautions:

1. Always carry only necessary required items in the wallet. So if it gets lost you dont lose all.
2. Always have a back-up of information e.g phone numbers, email addresses etc. stored somewhere else
3. Always have spare keys kept somewhere I can reach them in case I lose the original copy.
4. Finally, beware of pick pockets.

transit passenger management is crap. The airport needs to wake up and deal with the crowd transiting with their qatar airways. I was not impressed at all.

They should learn from emirates.

toppycateg:

Nakedwire i wil b glad if u can give me d contact of d immigration dat help u out in Alagbon,i want to get another e pasport because my former epasport as been damage by stamp.Pls i nid your urgent reply.

@ toppycateg,
I don't have any immigration contact. I was there because my passport was seized at the airport due to chip damage. You can read my story above.
They only re-issue specifically for those that are in this category.
All other re-issues probably have to go to Abuja.
You can call Abuja help desk (09-6706896) for more information regarding your situation.

nakedwire:

Last week I arrived Lagos int'l airport and during the Immigration check they noticed that my face and fingerprints were not showing on their scanner. That meant the chip on the passport has been damaged.
Looking closer, they showed me the cause - staple pinholes on the cover page.

There where a bunch of other people with the same problem.

They seized our passport. We had to fill a form and was told to come back next week to Immigration Alagbon office to be issued a new passport.

Has anyone experienced this and later re-issued a new passport?

If you are reading this and you have an e-passport, please be careful so this does not happen to you.

Back to the topic.
I was at Alagbon last week and was lucky to be told that I can be re-issued a new e-passport there in lagos instead of going to Abuja.
So I paid some cash, scanned/snapped/fingerprints et al. I was told to come back the next day.
The next day, i picked both the old passport (stamped 'cancelled without prejudice') and the new one.
It was 2 days of stress and anxiety (as I dont live in Lagos) but it could have been worse.

This situation can really be painful. I met someone who was traveling out. His e-passport had the damaged chip problem, he automatically missed his flight with a lot of other negative consequences.

simpleman1:

I had same problem on 20th of last month, Have you gone to Alagbon at all, I went there and was told to go to abuja to get a new passport.

So what happens to the valid visas on the passport that they seized?
Na wa for Naija. From one story to another.

halfcurrent:

Dear All,
Why do IVF centres has as part of their pre procedure tests, HIV test? how do they manage the crises that will result in the (unlikely) event that their clients tested positive? secondly does testing positive means the procedure will not go ahead?

Do the HIV test in a private lab and know your status before going to IVF centre.
Meanwhile, the earlier you know your HIV status the better for you.

Last week I arrived Lagos int'l airport and during the Immigration check they noticed that my face and fingerprints were not showing on their scanner. That meant the chip on the passport has been damaged.
Looking closer, they showed me the cause - staple pinholes on the cover page.

There where a bunch of other people with the same problem.

They seized our passport. We had to fill a form and was told to come back next week to Immigration Alagbon office to be issued a new passport.

Has anyone experienced this and later re-issued a new passport?

If you are reading this and you have an e-passport, please be careful so this does not happen to you.