₦airaland Forum

daretodiffer:
I am curious

By clear definition of gender roles, do you mean the man should support the family financially, while the woman take care of the home-front or the woman support the family financially and also take care of the home-front while the man leave whatever he has?

JingoOAU:
It's more or less like saying that a child just given birth to should start trekking to lagos from Ibadan

Tobermom:
I smell an agent....But thats none of my biz. #kermitmode

JingoOAU:
For you to even fly international routes according to NCAA, you must have proven years of record in the aviation industry by first flying regional, the continent, before flying international....these are the stages in the flight business....

To even imagine that the best aircraft they have is Boeing 737-500 series(classics) which has been phased out in most countries....and same aircraft would now be deplored to fly to other countries??

I wish them well

JingoOAU:
Air peace with just 3 functional Boeing 737 aircrafts flying international routes....theres nothing we wouldn't see in this country....

Am a Yoruba, but am not hating....

CFCman:
Wow. That's good to know
Arik needs some much needed competition among Nigerian carriers on intl routes.

CHIJIOKE1314:
Anger, hate & bitterness won't let me be logical! ..

CFCman:
Really?

The people of Ugbene were barred from taking any title including the traditional ruler ship of the area as they were considered as sub-humans who should not associate with real human beings.

Let me close with a caveat. My response is a citizen response. My prism on this is not partisan. But I am a card carrying member of the APC. The emergence of the APC is a culmination of my life’s quest as an institutionalist to see the dynamic of two balanced political parties. I was sure that without competition between parties that are equals progress would continue to elude Nigeria So I longed for and worked for the scenario we have today.

He may be fairer than the moon, Ibe Kachikwu is the Light!!

doughziay:
The woman in the second pics needs to be attended to. I don't know if she's making up the cry or she just remembered her child is one of the kidnapped girls.

Benikuuse:
God almighty will surely see the parents through. Hmm i though this was a fabricated story. I hope and believe that one day they will come back

ChristineC:
so instead of inmates breaking out of cell, its security personnel breaking into cells. everything in Nigeria is opposite to norms

The DSS was not immediately available for a comment on the allegations.

PlOOT:
Please I would like to use this opportunity to ask about Boston poe. Is it OK?

bukatyne:
Another example please...

I dislike Telemundo.

But again, the husband wants to watch a significant match; wifey wants a normal series that they would probably show the highlights before they start the next episode...

She should let him watch and probably join him.

But again, I am not even a fan of TV generally.

omenka:
Mynd44, it would be nice of you to tell your friend Lalasticlala about this breaking news.

bukatyne:
A husband who compromises is a doormat? Not necessarily focusing on TV here.

kingkakaone:
do u know what you typed? do u know what is happening in Ferguson? please try to read or ask. Your hatred for the nation has blindfolded ur sense of reasoning and it has made you to forget the recent killings of unarmed blacks by armed policemen.
go and read international news kid, stop hiding in nairaland.

PlOOT:
1, cancelled with prejudice
2, intent email was sent
3, she tot $7k cash was ok due to Fx scarcity and a statement of N1.5m

SirShymexx:
*Clapping*

You're a realist and the quintessential woman I can sit down all day with to discuss relationships, interactions between men and women, and perhaps try to understand outlook to life from a female perspective. This is what maturity is about: the ability to understand the harsh realities of life, the society, and how to exist and make the best out of that framework - rather than go about trying to build castles in the air.

I doff my hat to you.

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PlOOT:
Hello all, my friend was just returned from Chicago Poe due to insufficient cash $7000. Her visa was cancelled. Please what can she do to reapply for visa and come back again within 2 weeks. Your feedback will be appreciated for those with similar experience

SirShymexx:
You would see that everything you listed shows that the women are mostly attracted to men who’re “superior”

boujaye:
f NOI truly said so, then she is right. Amaechi and co, never wanted the Excess Crude Oil reserved to be saved, they will go to court and be over ruled "share the money". Today everybody suffers the repercussion.

“This time around and this is the key now, you need not only need to have the instrument but you also need the political will. In my second time as a finance minister, from 2011 to 2015, we had the instrument, we had the means, we had done it before, but zero political will.

[b][Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, former minister of finance, on Thursday said the zero political will to save under former President Goodluck Jonathan is responsible for the challenges facing the country.

Speaking on “inequality, growth and resilience,” at George Washington University, the two-time finance minister said the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) must seek means to embed savings in national constitutions devoid of political manipulations.

Okonjo-Iweala added that Nigeria was able to save $22 billion under former President Olusegun Obasanjo, which saved the country in 2008, when there was global economic meltdown.

Speaking on the Chilean saving example, Okonjo-Iweala said: “We tried it in Nigeria, we put in an oil price based fiscal rule in 2004 and it worked very well.

“We saved $22 billion because the political will to do it was there. And when the 2008 /2009 crisis came, we were able to draw on those savings precisely to issue about a 5 percent of GDP fiscal stimulus to the economy and we never had to come to the bank or the fund.

“This time around and this is the key now, you need not only need to have the instrument but you also need the political will. In my second time as a finance minister, from 2011 to 2015, we had the instrument, we had the means, we had done it before, but zero political will.

“So we were not able to save when we should have. That is why you find that Nigeria is now in the situation it is in. Along with so many other countries.”

On solving the problem of political will and political manipulations, she said: “That is the question that I ask, what do we need to do to these countries to save over a period of long accelerated growth.

“We need to devise mechanisms not just that are good technically but find a way to either embed them in the constitution or find a way to separate them from the political manipulation so that these countries can survive over time.

“To build resilience, African countries need tools, mechanisms and it is doable and we need to interrogate ourselves why we have not done it.”

She added that manufacturing was also critical to growth in Nigeria and the rest of Africa, quoting manufacturing as just 11 percent of GDP in Africa, and nine percent in Nigeria.

“I do not believe that we can be resilient, except if we can encourage manufacturing even on the goods we consume, services, entertainment industry, agriculture.

“I think these are the kinds of questions that policy makers struggle with on a daily basis and that is what we are going to answer to get resilience.

“If we don’t get these mechanisms, we politicise them, find ways to transform the base of the economy and create jobs including in manufacturing, I believe we are going to go into this looming deceleration that is being talked about.”

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“There is the case of Kano and some North-West states, where funds up to N4bn were allocated to projects.

Beremx:
What's misos? I found out today she has deactivated.

Beremx:
the guy is something else.

Obiagelli has deactivated her moniker. did you notice?