₦airaland Forum

Signing her was a poor investment choice by Dbanj to begin with.

Couldn't he afford more of whatever he uses for his legs?

kle4d:
Agbada are made in the UK.

Danshiki are imported from Italy.


They just wanna talk.

I'm guessing that would be for the well off Nigerians. I'm pretty sure the everyday Nigerian has always had his traditional attires made locally.

Perhaps the fabric would be the valid argument for local patronage, I guess.

I don't get it. Aren't most traditional Nigerian attires made in Nigeria?

Donkey?

Well, she got a donk, so I guess the tag is in order.

You can download the song here from Track Cee.

It's more like a half song, though, as it's only 1:40 min long. Good song, nonetheless.

Any title with the word "stormed" instantly pisses me off. I can't stand these annoying blog style titles with zero imagination.

Haha. Look at them trying to take the cane with swag.

That said, this is reprehensible behavior and an abuse of authority.

Those thighs.

Fit2Rule:
Taaaaaaah! If I hear... Which Kain stress be that one. For that kain jet whe him dey take gallivant eh.. I go travel everyday I no go even land sef. Abi you think say na Enugu-Onisha road him dey follow?
Make una dey pray make him no come get escape velocity one day ooo.. Else na Saturn him go land oo.
Bubu, GCFR, GGF

haha

You're only looking at it from your point of view, and in a "vacation" mindset.

If you're some rich dude flying around the world in a private jet, and partying it up, that's different.

However, when your activities are primarily work related, involving overwhelming logistics, you certainly won't look forward to it.

EHoudini:
so far dude. Return On Investment is far below zero

Alright.

dbestuncle:
it seems I knw u, however that's not the point right nw. The point is that we can not knw unless we are told and we begin to c result. i once supported Ameechi has the spoke person for the Governors when he was Chaitman of the Governors Forum n they insisted that the excess crude money be shared while the Federal Government wanted u o save it up. we called the then finance minister iweala names because she didn't want us to panick yet wanted to tell us q looming problem exist ahead if we care to listen. We were shocked to read that she said we are broke as a nation. But today I appreciate this woman n the man then Government. I regret my support for Ameechi today.
1. Only the result of the trip we quieten Nigerians.
2. PMB is trying to grow Nigeria from the outside by all systems grow from the inside.
3. PMB is using a method or approach the majority considered not the right tool for our growth.
4. No Country that we knw in History grew from such journeys n travel they sat at home even more.
5. The funds spent to host n finance such trip we heard is much. They should disclose it if they can
6. if it were GEJ u will complain.
7. PMB isn't the man he was advertised to be, imagine PMB going to London for medical check up. A correct presi no go do that na. check up no longer possible in Nigeria.
8. U think 6 month is not big enough to c change, go back n watch the videos of ur he campigns. what did they promise Nija. they didn't mention journeys o
Haba bros make u allow people complain abeg. beko we must complain.
edn't knw the

Most of your points are valid, some, I'm not so sure.

Whether GEJ, Buhari or anyone, my approaches are the same, because I only apply common sense standards, and not political affiliation.

Honestly, I have little interest in Nigerian partisan-driven debates. They're typically futile.
Facts and neutral common sense views are all I can appreciate.

stevedre:
Then he shouldn't have appointed a minister of foreign affairs. Besides, the vp can also visit those countries and get a good result if they know what they. Are doing. Countries with more stable economy like UAE and Saudi Arabia are diversifying but Buhari is still acting blind to the fact that Oil boom will soon be history. Time to go back to exporting cocoa,groundnut n other stuffs like that.

You seem to forget that Nigeria isn't a major country in the context of the world, outside Africa.
The raw fact is a Nigerian VP or minister would have much less sway than a President in pushing certain goals.
Also, remember he travels with an entourage which often includes those ministers etc.

e.g Major trade agreements with certain countries are more likely to be signed if the President is involved.
As you said, Nigeria needs to go back to exporting those items. However, except it is left entirely to the private sector, someone has to do the dirty work in getting agreements in place.

I don't know exactly what he has done during his visits, and I'm not sticking up for him. I'm just saying rather than criticize the physical act of traveling, perhaps we should be more focused on the specifics of each of those trips.

If the specifics prove it is a fruitless move, then criticism of the specific move would be valid at that point.

emmydollars4life:
Sharap

Yes sir!

That's a lot of movement.

Then again, remember he is a new President trying to form diplomatic ties for his administration.

Traveling is a lot of stress, so rest assured the old man isn't traveling for leisure.
The question people should be asking is what the potential outcomes/fruits of each visit are, and not just criticisms of the visit in itself.

e.g What deals are being negotiated, what new treaties are being formed or being worked toward etc.

Then, if they determine that a specific trip has no defined useful goal, then of course, criticism is in order.

Nice

Elchappo:
This goes a long way to prove that Nigerians re no longer afraid of Buhari Preemptive corruption threats..

I just wish nigeria can sign a Pact with thunder, so that any man who thinks he could steal from us would be struck down..

Uwa Mmebi pact, if u choose to call it..

This would be a great pact.

Where is the news here?

I recommend you buy it, then visit your local painter to make a large inscription on the car with white paint saying:

"Abeg o! I no be Taxi."

Murder weapon Exhibit A.

Wow! Naija.

Dread beard.

omowolewa:
All we hear is sack, remove, appoint nothing is growing abut the economy.

No light, No fuel, No job, No Money, Nothing.

Still waiting for better days ahead.

These are the things which translate to more responsible governance, which further translates to a better economy.

Interesting.

As they say, even a broken clock is correct two times a day.
So, it's nice to see positive reports about the NPF once in a while.

Honestly, Nigeria's elected officials qualify as comedians.

What kind of awkward title did whoever post this on the frontpage assign?

"...Storm the Residence of..."

Paying a condolence visit isn't an EFCC raid or celebrities hitting up a party. Know when to use the meaningless sensational blog style writing, and when not to.

But what's up with them using football ages?