₦airaland Forum

betatalknaija:
Finally take control of your destiny by deleting the negative habits that have been dragging you down

Many of you will resolve to start a new positive habit in 2018. Adding good habits can be fun, but unfortunately (most of the time), they don’t work. Approximately 38 percent of Nigerians will make resolutions, and only 8 percent will succeed.

Instead of adding a new diet or workout regime, let’s remove the negative habits that have been holding you back.

If non of this concerns you.You must be a deficit to this world.




Source: https://www.inc.com/chris-dessi/17-bad-habits-you-need-to-kill-in-2017-to-be-more-successful.html

NwaChibuzor802:
I don't know why the Lagos state government have refused to shut down that quilox night club of this boy. He has absolutely contributed nothing to the society asides immorality and social vices just like his other yoruba brother Tblac hoc who is also a _pornstar. I will be very happy if yoruba people can take entrepreneur mentorship from the likes of Orji Kalu, Cosmos maduka, Jim ovia, pascal dozie , Leo stan Eke, Tony Onyemaechi Elumelu and so many other great Igbo business men time will not permit me to mention.

DoTheNeedful:
The sad thing is that most of these money went offshore to countries like India. We still have a long way to go in IT skills acquisition. Many computer science and IT graduates of Nigerian universities are not properly equipped. Few good IT companies have little patience for mentoring young graduates also. They are looking for fully-formed professionals which is not too good. Info Tech is a gold mine that could lift many Nigerians from poverty but unfortunately, we are not properly tapping into it.

niggi4life:
This is absolutely lovely.

She must have spent a fortune to do this.

Anyways, If you give a man a fish he will have a single meal, if you teach him how to fish he will feed for the rest of his life. I hope she impacts knowledge to them as well... Kudos girl, you are celebrated

meethumb:
The Imo State governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, has finally reacted to the name, Okoroawusa, which people fondly call him.

Speaking with Vanguard, Gov Okorocha said he always enjoys it when people call him Okoroawusa, because it only makes him laugh.

He said; "I think I am one of the most misunderstood Nigerians nowadays. It makes me laugh. I enjoy it, you know why? People do not face the real issues.

"You know too well where I come from. I am from this state. But I was brought up in the North. The North gave me childhood, gave me education. I was born here. My parents were Igbo. They went to the North in search of greener pasture. I was brought up there. But when I went into business it was my contact with the West that made me what I am in business.

rootworks.Okorocha said that it is contact with the west that made him what he his today in business.

"I claim, and I know, that I am a successful businessman. I cannot afford to hate the North or hate my people. Whatever they want to call me – Okoroawusa, Okoroyoruba or Okoroigbo – I don’t care because it does not affect my identity. Out of the 15,000 children I have, about 7,000 of them are Muslims.

"These are my children. They have become members of my family. I can’t love them and reject their religions. These are statements from my political opponents who want to portray me differently to make me look like a jester or a joker.

Source: https://abacityblog.com/2017/12/okorocha-enjoy-people-call-okoroawusa.html

patrick89:
Never in the history of my state have I experienced the level of Yoruba people! It is becoming unbearable. Come to awka. The Okun people from kogi are everywhere, riding okada. I know Yoruba's have taken over menial jobs in the east. I know they have taken over the agbo selling market. They have many stands, disturbing our air space with their horrible adverts! They are in every nook and cranny of the state. I don't even know who roams better, Hausa and Yoruba's.
I swear in the last couplr of years the number of Yoruba in anambra have tripled.
They have ugly faces too.. Afonja, omo ale.

PrecisionFx:
Wow!!!

Pls why haven't GTBank brought this Fogery claim since 2011/2012?

GTBank has already lost this case in more than 2 different courts.

opomulero101:
My judgement(tit for tat):
dip her hands into a pot of boiling palm oil.

giftq:
One of Nigeria’s greatest assets is our diversity. But unfortunately, in the years since our independence in 1960 we have completely failed to exploit this diversity to our advantage. Instead, we have quibbled and fought concentrating on the few things that drive us apart instead of the many things that draw us together.

It is my unshakeable, stoical belief that a united Nigeria means a stronger Nigeria and a stronger, more competitive Africa. Every ethnic group in Nigeria has something to teach and also something to learn. In this article, I will be concentrating on what every Nigerian can learn from the Igbo people.

Source https://medium.com/@drola/the-secret-power-of-igbos-igbocorp-inc-5f437815a017

maxnedu11:
naija how far our pencil production ?

Doerstech:
Good one....As a business owner, I understand what it means to open businesses and be accountable not just to yourself, but also to the people under your supervision....

Sir Atiku...my vote and that of my family is waiting for you come 2019.

#Atikulate19

calabaman:
Dear All,

Please no bashing!

I am located at uyo, akwaibom and am staying besides a church that won't allow me rest in quiet.
Day and night, they have services which is not an issue to me.
THE PROBLEM IS, THEY HAVE A MEGAPHONE THAT MAKES LOADS OF NOISE KEEPING ME FROM SLEEP AND GIVING ME CONTINOUS HEADACHE as I can't sleep with all the noise.
I HAVE ASKED THEM TO TURN DOWN THE VOLUME OR RELOCATE THE MEGAPHONE TO NO AVAIL.
I AM A CHRISTIAN, AND FEEL ITS WRONG TO INFORM THE POLICE ABOUT THIS.... WHAT CAN I DO TO RESOLVE THIS PLEASE.