Ymodulus:
Typing...

And why am I not surprised you'd be here?
Been a while....
Howdy?

gottliebglobal:
I have dollars for sale @320

When stanbic sells

Ahmed4002:
Alert seen

Are you still around?

kingphilip:
convert it to pounds and watch it grow

How do you mean?

Too much porn...

Insightz:


Hi bro. Nice pictures. Did you read my post on identifying fake perfumes? If you did, you will notice that your pack does not match the Original Terre pack. On your pack, 'Terre D'Hermes' is spelled 'Terre D'Herms'. A sure sign tha it is not original

Pls help me with the name of the perfume pictured below

Insightz:


Ladies' list coming soon. Actually ladies have more budget perfumes than men. Meanwhile, if you want to buy anything perfume, i can supply original products.

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Do you recognise this perfume? What's the name pls?

oostin:
How do they even come up with these figures, figures are just quoted off-hand without providing the source of the information.

China which is the world's largest producer of gold produces 490 tons of gold per annum which translates to about 490,000kg per year or 1,361kg per day according to data from the US Geological Survey.

If we truly had the amount of solid minerals that we have been led to believe we have the BHP Billitons and Rio tintos of this world would have been flocking to Nigeria no matter how inhospitable the environment is.

They should carry out a proper and detailed study of our solid mineral resources so we know exactly what we have and stop giving Nigerians false hope.

Maybe he was referring to raw gold dust. Surely not the refined ore

"Instead of GEJ to attend to the Chibok girls issue, he went for PDP rally where he was photographed dancing with some women with big ukwu.

He still waited for Malala advise before he invited the Chibok girls parent for meeting. Then turned his blame to US for not selling arms while Dasuki office was used to steal over 2.1 Billion dollars.

Today is exactly a year we the good people of this nation voted out the clueless and wicked man.

Thank God for PMB, Thank God for APC.[/b]

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Your desperate attempt to paint our golden-hearted hero black had already shattered before you even thought of it.

Jonathan is not like some people who are insensitive, blood-sucking, and violent-promoting.

So stop the smear campaign.
it won't work

[b]President Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan, Nigerians love you. We miss you.

No hate and bitter propaganda weaponed against you will be able to prosper!

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"So, what stopped the governor from calling the presidency to report the incidence?

These APC scammers are sometimes laughable."

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"so for 19 days, this Boko governor did not call the then president to inform him of this tragedy.

So if[b] gej hadn't called 19 days afterwards, this buffoon of a governor had no intention of officially informing the federal government[/b][b][/b], of the disaster he masterminded

This was the same governor that insisted that schools in that vicinity remained open, against the advice of the Wike-led ministry of Education."

oshogbo weed

Go and learn coding?
I think you'd find yourself at peace with it.
But don't make the common mistake.
Ensure you force yourself out every saturday or sunday to places where you get to meet some people.

start now and you'd be way good before you graduate

shamecurls:
The article does not still erase the publicly known fact that Ayo and David were beneficiaries of GEJ's largesse

And you were there, seeing the money being shared?
Why not post a video like Farouk's

Bigmillz:
See how thia man of God fooled himself.

He is a man of his belly not of God!
Men of God don't stand on the pulpit to discredit people's image even when Speaking the truth, unless they have no other way around it.

Nathan the prophet went directly to David even when it was God that showed him the king's iniquity (so he was sure of its veracity).

It was because the word was to the entire people and their leaders were altogether disobedient that prophets like Isaiah and Jeremiah had to go deliver the messages in public spaces.

"if it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't"

While I do not put this past what our "friends in black" can do,
it's also probable that the "placard" was designed by an ordinary megidda in that area,
he probably used the police-camo colour to instigate fear.
might even be their ward councillor's way of "giving back to the community"

So much for the tons of money they get for educational projects beyond the Niger.

1 Timothy 5:8;

"But if anyone does not provide for his own, and especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever."-NKJV

einsteino:


That isnt enough reason. Buildings are at least expected to have a life expectancy of 50years. While monumental structures could be deaigned to last as much as 200years.

I'll take the 50yrs you quoted (would still like to know what reference/standard states such though) will be for a building where contractors and/or owners didn't cut back on materials during building and/or on maintenance after building.
The building in the picture doesn't look like such.
you'll see cracks on the pillars beside the collapsed portion and the cracks don't look new

Diddyydiva:
hehehehehe




It pain her



Pele, chinchin no work , try another method.

Efo riro has always worked wonders...... Don't know when "irunmole's" started taking chn-chins

manie:




You can only learn how to make a supposedly monopolistic profitable business to declare losses on a regular basis for 35 years from NNPC.

Two bottles of whatever your favourite drink is for you there!!!
You wonder what kind of economics makes entirely monopolised markets unprofitable for any business and them you remember that government business is no one's business.

Only a fool learns a trade from an amateur

einsteino:
watch this space. I will upload a copy of technical report submitted by civil engineering candidates, they have already been assessed by the examiners. I have to take time to scan it page by page and collate it into a single pdf file.

Please I advise all those preparing for the exam to at least familiarize themselves with design and analysis, many fail woefully cos of it. Also try and familiarize yourselves with latest technologies and softwares that aid workflow.

you mind stating the some of the workflow softwares please?

Siberia101:
Is there any University in Nigeria with Courses for Masters in Logistics and Supply management?

I'm thinking of going to an Asian country to study this due to lower financial cost than UK Universities.

I don't know if certificates from Asia are Valuable here in the Nigerian corporate sector.

If you're looking at studying in Asia, then Hong-Kong OR Mainland China should be your best choice as the two countries currently control close to two-thirds of the world's maritime logistics, coupled with the fact that almost every country in the world trades with China

Akainzo:


Do you think getting 362 out of the 909 employment is a lopsided employment of Northern relatives when you consider that "Northern" is half of the country thus half of 909 would be 454?

Half of the country in taxes, revenue generation, population, educational attainment, unemployment levels or just in landmass (most of which is arid and unoccupied)?
SO which should form the criteria for employment?

"Society in every state is a blessing,
but government even in its best state is but a necessary evil
in its worst state an intolerable one;
for when we suffer, or are exposed to the same miseries by a government, which we might expect in a country without government,
our calamities is heightened by reflecting,
that we're the ones furnishing the means by which we suffer"!

Thomas Paine

oribi:
Donald Trump is coming

you're right but just as this amendment didn't take a day in coming, I don't think any alteration trump has in mind will happen in a day and that's if he the stats on what the fed's gains from this doesn't make him change his mind.

drss:
do u now see why OBJ sold d refineris but only to be reversed by yar adua, n why GEJ tried to abolish fuel subsidy to pave way for private sector build refineries but was attacked by ojota dancers deziani herself recommended dat nigeria's refineries should be sold off but was brutaly opposed by a.boki machinery. hope u see why a.bo.ki economics no good for una
d zoo refineries ar just condemned metal scraps.

I did say it then that when experts talk, its suicide arguing.
GEJ and Diezani were shouting the truth over the housetops but what happened, some conmen who've been feeding fat on subsidy without importing anything to the country and round tripping Nigerians were sponsoring protests with ordinary pure water and loudspeakers.
Truth is truth, whether we agree with it or not.

Btw, Government actually has no business in business and until ours begin to focus on what their primary role is i.e regulation and monitoring, we'll keep having these gaffes.

OZAOEKPE:
PMB JUST THEY VIOLATE EVERY PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS, HE IS TOO D A F T TO RULE A NATION AS NIGERIA.

How so? @ "violating every rule of economics"

blackpanda:


Sorry whats ur point exactly

blackpanda:
But those foolish wailers said Bubu's trips was a waste. So I suppose China suddenly woke up and chose to import oil from nigeria out of the many country lobbying for sale, probably cos they love us sooo much
Mtschew

don't bother asking again if you still don't get it.

MadCow1:
Sweet!!

Our oil is back in demand, Insha Allah, oil prices will rise as well..

Then we can have money to invest in refineries. Nigeria cant keep importing fuel, its just stupiid.

blackpanda:
But those foolish wailers said Bubu's trips was a waste. So I suppose China suddenly woke up and chose to import oil from nigeria out of the many country lobbying for sale, probably cos they love us sooo much

Mtschew

The low oil price was maintained by S.Arabia et. al in order to keep market share and to drive "mee-too" crude oil producers out of the market.

Business agreements are seldom made entirely on goodwill.
When last did you buy a product just entirely because you liked the producer?

This is not discounting the yields from his travels (should this be a key point on his itinerary)

kingzizzy:
Ben Bruce makes me laugh with this postulation. Are the Notherners giving us this food for free? But the Northerers are taking the proceeds of oil for free in the name of 'one Nigeria'. The South does not depend on the north for anything, if there was no Northern Nigeria, us in the South would buy food from other countries like Cameroon,Benin Republic, Ghana etc and life would go on. But if there was no Southern Nigeria, only God knows what would have happend to the North by now.

edoyad:


You see, competition is actually the best incentive for effectiveness, if easy "oyel money" hadn't been in Nigeria's trade portfolio, we'd by now have a more robust and balanced economic structure than we currently do.
before,crude oil, we had cocoa, palm, groundnut, cashew, minerals and a host of other exports and we were leading in their commercialisation.
Oil just made all policy makers relaxed, after-all, foreigners are in charge and they pay enough to fund the budget and even steal after the day.

Now whose argument should I support, that of Bruce, successful business man and senator who employs over a thousand people, or you, anonymous poster on NL?

would you have supported Dangote when he said Nigeria needs to devalue her money but never reduce the amount paid on subsidising petroleum products just because he employs millions of people?
A businessman's first allegiance is to profit before his country except forced by strict laws to take the latter as first (eg China, Singapore, "Malaysia" etc.)

EasternActivist:
Rice , yam, cocoa, cocoyam, potatoes, tomatoes, poultry farm, maize, cashew, pineapple, cassava, palmoil, garri, groundnut, oranges, mangoes, sorghum, pepper, crayfish e.t.c are grown in the south...

Is it the beans and the onions that graduated to feeding the south?

Omo!!! this senator should not fall my hand, why bootlicking this northern asses just to get your books sold.

Rubbish

Bruce needs northern support for 2019 (given their census inflated population majority) and we either play along with him hoping he'd redirect things once he gets to Aso rock or call him out on this obvious bootlicking he's embarked upon, knowing they normally do not support an outsider unless there's a way they're profiting from it.

Adagba01:
President Buhari, continue to show the wailers what leadership is all about. Many of them haven't realised that no country is an island thus Nigeria needs the cooperation and understanding of friendly nations to surpass the vision 2020 set by PDP. Your recent trips to the mid East led to revival of crude prices. Most of the countries you visited will henceforth trade with Nigeria, and not Nigerians spending recklessly the dollars which we don't have save only by selling crude oil.

People who go on a tour don't go to one country/location return and then take off for the next stop, they move from one location to another before retiring to their home country.
Except for health reasons, let him lump all his journeys into a single continuous loop (or get competent ambassadors to do the job). He should thank his stars that the country has outgrown the era of coups.

kingzizzy:


You don't have to support either of us. What you have to ask your self is if the north is the only place food can be found. Many years ago, my In-law was involved in importation of Rice from as far away as Japan.

The guy is joking, you need to see how much fertilizer FG supplies them yearly at extremely subsidised prices and we all know where the most of the subsidy funds come from, yet even the fishes in the Niger Delta are laden with poison and they can't drink the water from their wells.

Osakah24:
The truth is that Nigerian North and South Relationship is not mutually benefiting both parties. The Northern states get money from crude sales,the south should also get money from the sales of food items,Imagine a scenario where crude oil sales is shared amongst Southern states only, their Northern counterparts will invest more in agriculture so that they too can export agricultural products to the world and even the southern Nigeria. It will be a win win situation for both parties.I really think True federalism will be the best system of government for this Country.

the profiteering sides of this arrangement outnumber the victims, so it will probably remain as long as possible. Majority of taxpayers are down south too, yet the money must reach Aso rock.

Adagba01:
President Buhari, continue to show the wailers what leadership is all about. Many of them haven't realised that no country is an island thus Nigeria needs the cooperation and understanding of friendly nations to surpass the vision 2020 set by PDP. Your recent trips to the mid East led to revival of crude prices. Most of the countries you visited will henceforth trade with Nigeria, and not Nigerians spending recklessly the dollars which we don't have save only by selling crude oil.

And pray tell, what do we produce that will beat the ones these countries import qualitatively and economically?


While one tries his best to be as de-tribalised as possible, you cannot but marvel at the shackles of this fiefdom the country has been turned into.
But Just like the churches held sway at a time in europe, until a generation arose who could'nt stomach their excesses anymore and revolted. This too has it's expiry date and believe it or not, the terms for this country's continued existence will someday be re-negotiated.

Aside from politics however, every tribe of this country has its fair share of noble men as well as crooks, and one should weigh/judge each man he/she meets from his character/actions which is more empirical and not a certain stereotype unless such erroneous train of thought is seen in the individual concerned

mideactive:
Very irrational set of people,it's just 9months minus 16 years.give dis man @list 2 years

Those who don't know history are surely bound to repeat it.

this very same scenario has repeated itself before, but some how Nigerians have never thought Einstein's definition of insanity (doing the same thing the same way and expecting a different result) wise enough to acknowledge.

While I understand your call for patience and all, Nigerians haven't seen any ingenuity to suggest such patience will do any good.
The patience is more due for someone whose ascendance to the throne is pure happenstance, not an elected official.
Even if its just a single commendable policy they present and ask for patience while we await implementation, it wld've been a different thing but you'll agree there's not much in the public space for now.

Awolowo faced cash crunch in his era, but had prepared to make sacrifices, scrapped lunch tea and other perks in order to fund free education, consulted and came up with alternative and cheaper materials for classrooms et. al., that my friend is serious planning, and nothing of such is evident yet, and as a certain tribe will say, the eye that will serve one till old-age will not start oozing pus when the individual is still a youngster.

CaptainECole:
Exactly man! sometimes I am tempted to ask God why I was born in this country, a country where only the rich and the political class enjoy the "dividend of democracy"... and the poor and ordinary citizens are made to suffer all due to the incompetence of our so-called leaders. Hmmmm... I pray for a better Nigeria ... we need a Messiah ... seriously we do!

perhaps so...
But all hope isn' lost yet. You can just keep sharpening your aptitude and you never know what God may bring your way anytime soon.