₦airaland Forum

cherryice:
goto bed mr...

im prepping for work already

cherryice:
see amebor himself

cherryice:
safedavid is what we call a typical troublemaker..

SafeDavid:
Just look at what you typed up there and compare to your interview response.

Case closed.

Goodnight!

mimzy:
Isn't it bed time yet

SafeDavid:
Its being circulated as we speak.

No sane mind will vote for her.

SafeDavid:
You are a fraud and we know it.
Saintsamurai will soon release your horrible pictures.

Mediapace:
Bro this is not campaign thread

Take that yeye annoying&ugly pic down,we've seen the tab she is using

Shallypop:
Do u really have sisters? U stoop so low 2 insult somebody's mother, sister, future wife cos she refused 2 abort her pregnancy like some girls do. I'm a wife, never aborted and married 4 years without any issue. I thinks that's more of a stigma than baby mama ish u guys r repeating. At least she is fertile. What makes u think ur wife will be fertile.
Mimsy I do not know you but am proud of u . U maintained your shape after birth. Pls go 2 health section and click on trying 2 conceive maybe u will appreciate women who are fertile. Pls let's stop embarrassing girls cos they decided 2 entertain us by contesting for Miss Narialand. It's not a crime.

mimzy:
So far it has been an entertaining evening. While waiting for mysticgal's answer, let's move on to the last section 

Section 3: Politics, Business and Other Aspects 

A. Who do you prefer between the former and current president (GEJ & PMB) ?; and give your reasons


The current and past presidents , in my opinion were faced with different manner of socio-economic challenges. But I loved the tolerant nature and listening nature of the past president and I admire the courage of the present president in fighting corruption


B. The price of food commodities like tomatoes, rice and others has increased terribly in market. How will you advice the government to tackle this issue?

Firstly, Nigeria's problems has always been preservation and cconveying products in good condition . Also, the current rise of staple food in the country is down to varying factors from disease, oil price free-fall and other factors. I think government should give local farmers incentives and facilities. I read in the dailies where over 70% of tomatoes harvested in the country rot away before they are transported to the various designation of the country. If government can provide incentives in storage facilities and cool-van to transport and store this product, we won't be in this dire dearth of tomatoes we are in currently

According to an article I read on Wikipedia days ago, Nigeria is the largest producer of cassava but garri is expensive.

Mechanized farming is the way and a ban of imported staple foods which can be grown locally.

The Agriculture Section on Nairaland is proof to the innovative drive of Nigerians.

C. Do you believe true federalism is one of the step that will address the problem of this country? 


[b]The lack of True federalism is one of the factors crippling Nigeria. The pressure and burden of administration is just too cumbersome for Abuja (Central government)

With true federalism, the states and region will be given more powers and autonomy to manage their regions more effectively.

Local government can properly and efficiently manage the grassroots and become completely free from the apron string of state government

Mutual trust and cooperation will be fostered. And as a side bonus, it will automatically bring forth economic diversification, as non oil producing regions will tap forth their natural resources to become economically viable.

It worked in the sixties somewhat when we had the three regions and with a little modification, it would again.

The rancour, rift and ethnic division that characterises the presidential elections will be reduced as the money and resources are now evenly spread amongst the states and region.

I believe true federalism will ease ethnic strife, political violence and boost economic viability and accountability.[/b]

D. Tell us why you should emerge as the winner of miss nairaland 2016? 

I will like to be the next Miss nairaland because I am:

Passionate about the needs of others.
Humble
Down to earth.
A loyalist to the core.

Wristbangle

wristbangle:
You are welcome. While we wait for Mysticgal and ladyjul, I just want to brief how the questions will be asked this evening.

There are three section comprising of five questions which are simple and straight forward. In order to avoid boredom and ensure our ladies will have enough time to type their answers, the 2nd and 3rd sections will be ask in brief.

Braintouch:
N1one, please warn your team to quit the dirty mind game they've been playing. You know I wouldn't take it lightly if not for you. Peace.

Dominicah:
ok na, I am a gentle girl, how about that?

ChinenyeN:
I na-ekwuru m? Abuu m Asadike.

wristbangle:
Okay Friday by 5pm

Chinyeaka85:
Ututu oma, ndi igbo nwem. Ekperem bu ka ubochi taa wetata anyi ihe oma. Nke onye obula na-eme bu nke oma, Eke kere uwa biko gozie ya oooooooo. Gozie ndi igbo nile bi ebe nile di iche iche rue ebe uwa soturu, isee!!!

Dejideji1:
No Nigerian or African woman will ever make this type of confession. So therefore I put it to you that you are a guy hiding behind a female moniker. You have been exposed!

Dominicah:
yep

Dominicah:
ok

Dominicah:
I dunno