₦airaland Forum

lwisee:
I've been wondering what the price per litre of diesel will be once it hits the market.
The main issue is, once it's lower than what we have in the market presently, dealers will prefer to ship it to neighboring countries to maximize their gain.
Our borders are too porous.
I'm worried

Nigerians and South Africans uniting for this huge meal

The music you did with Davido where did you think the streams came from Oponu that’s why Nicki Minaj left you

When we went to listen to y’all music, we gathered around in circles while beating the drums and shakers then the monkey would hum the tune of your music and we danced

He said it 🐐

Well, it depends on the season. In summer we hear it through the trunk of an elephant. In spring the giraffes catch signal and play it out loud. You get me?

In Nigeria, we actually go to a town hall and line up to listen to a man called Bulaba sing your mid songs to us. Over to South Africans, how do y'all go about it?

He said on what platform or in Nigeria, like South Africa would need to listen in Nigeria. So us South Africans we walk over to Nigeria to lineup at the townhall for Bulaba, I'm surprised you & I haven't met in the long lines.

Wow. We must have missed each other on all occasions. I hope that we meet the next time we converge at the town hall. Listening to Midmill has changed my life 🫠

I hope we meet too. When is the next townhall, I missed the pigeon mail last week when I was walking back home?
Please plug me with the next listening session, I have gotten wiser since listening to MidMill's music.

With every new tweet you make, this picture just makes more sense

Do a lot of people play my music in South Africa I remember having on big show their few years back … how do yall listen to our music in South Africa? On what platform or in Nigeria?

We don’t have any music streaming services in Nigeria. We have this guy he’s the only one that has access to Spotify, he’s a town crier he comes every Friday to perform your songs for us. This is how we listen to your music.

I hope this helps

naptu2:
To those that keep saying that renovations would not have been necessary if it was maintained. They have no idea of what is happening.

The construction of Teslim Balogun Stadium was started in the mid-1980s before it was abandoned. It was resumed in the 2000s, but still using the original design from the 1980s. It was finally completed in 2007. A lot of the facilities and design of the stadium are outdated. What is happening right now is an upgrade to bring it into the modern era.

For example, only the State Box was covered originally (see picture below). Now they are converting it into an all-covered stadium.

There were no hospitality suites. Now hospitality suites are being created.

It had no facade, but now a facade is being put in place.

The flood lights were on poles that were outside the stadium, now they will be on the roof.


Basically it was a 1987 type stadium and it is being converted into a 2024 type stadium.


The pictures below show the way the stadium looked before the renovation.

The ongoing transformation of the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Surulere is our government's commitment to investing in facilities that nurture talent and bring communities together.

The cladding, roof covering, track replacement, upgrading of the VIP Lounge, players dressing lounge, the pitch, and more at Teslim Balogun Stadium are steps towards providing a world-class sporting arena. This aligns with our vision for Lagos – a city where sports thrive, offering hope and entertainment.

Best wishes to the Super Eagles at the African Nations Cup as they continue to make us proud.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFYfCXQyVq8?si=Mhs2ILgSngqYAd5f

EmekaA125:
The two monikers with yarimo should be banned permanently. They promote tribalism, hate rhetorics and ethnic profiling here. Seun should ban them if he's truly serious about restoring sanity on Nairaland.