₦airaland Forum

Olisa4all:
Doesnt d U.K hv xtradictn laws?

nuzo:
He only asked the Army to speak up in the face of tyranny and corruption instead of being used like dummies all the time.

presido1:
Tribalism Reh reh Reh why can't you guys ask for the source of this info b4 shout whatever. If the statement is true its out of order.

tayoTFC:
GUYS, to be sincere we can not compare DSTV with HiTV, HITV is better and affordable, aftrall  Hitv is own by nigerian, DSTV(multichoice) migrate from South Africa and taking our money back to SA to build there ecomony, pls, let support hitv, i have 2 viewing  center in the same street Odunsi Bariga . control by my brothers , i will go and pay now cos i know i will break even now and make profit as soon as the Champion leadge commence proper,,,guys  the earlier the better cos i dont want to go off air, up chelsea

tkb417:
DSTVs pricing was a bit prohibitive and wasnt as cheap as hITVs

what they are askin you to do is pay more to show it to ur guys

qblaze :
I'm all for one night stands.

Wilt Chamberlain slept with 10,000 women. He had a grand bed where he conquered them. Over the years, I have realized that women are very funny. After the first session, they usually look you in the face and ask, "Do you love me?"

I always answer yes and then move to the second and third sessions.


I never return their calls on the next day.

Airheads!


I pay my tithes to a Shuwa Arab call girl that is saving to get into Unilag. It's my contribution to the society.

otokx:
When people talk of due process i start to wonder; why did the bank management not consider due process in dashing politicians other peoples money without having real collateral? The 420 billion that CBN pumped in has been exhausted in just one day; now people are talking of 2 trillion. Those bank management should be arrested immediately; all their personal assets and those owned via proxies should be seized pending actual determination of the actual value that was mismanaged.

folem:
The Military actually destroyed Nigeria.

You cannot blame the Military enough.

The unitary nature of the Military and the legacy it left on the country is what we are still battling to tackle from Fiscal Federalism to State Police.

Without Military intervention in Nigerian Politics we wont be debating about 13% or 40% derivation because in the 1st republic it was 50% and we wont have such a high number of unviable States waiting for Federal Allocation to take care of over 80% annual expenditure and the entire country is nearly 90% dependent on Oil & Gas.

adekampe:
Also,considering the decadence and state of lagos tinubu met it in 1999,he was faced with a lot and he did try his best to first restore sanity in the system and achieved a considerable level of development.IGR system already in place.

1luvkipsus:
What are you ranting about here? What makes Akingbola better than the other sacke CEOs? This's a stupid and immature post. Who's Akingbola anyway??

ekonibaje:
i cant understand wat a true nigerian means?many view center around here as stop using hitv,i was told dat hitv wat to start charging view center 20,000 naira monthly,hw come,callg up the view center on phone dat der are task force nw .20,000 naira 4 wat.dis is nt proudly nig.ipls urfriend wat can u say abt dis.

THE AMAKA:
what is all this talk and wahala about drugs?
cant the guy just be good again?
couldnt he have just trained really hard?
and he is 6 foot 5 so that REALLY does help to his advantage.

babasoty:
mr coker i would say you have a way with the pen though at times it might be skewed and seems to be a hatchet job for the cbn governor, we all cant run away from the fact that de-marketing occurs in the banking sector and intercontinental bank was a victim of this, its books might have been cooked, its practices might have been wrong but one thing was clear it suffered the de-marketing smear campaign more than any other bank in the country, it erred in not doing a proper risk assessment on the loans it gave out but most banks in Nigeria  do the same thing, why was your article so particular about akingbola when 4 other banks suffered the same fate too, an institution built on quick sand wouldn't expand and grow the way intercontinental bank did, get this clear I'm not saying what they did was right but you were too personal and direct in your attack it looks more like a hatchet job than a critical analysis of the intercontinental crisis, all banks in Nigeria I repeat all banks do invest in the high risk downstream sector and margin loans but doing a proper risk assessment was where intercontinental shot itself and for goodness sake all banks are out there for good ol' lucre if not there wouldn't be investors investing in them that's the driving force behind an investor. so please do a better job next time i smell deep rooted animosity here.

$osisi:
Biko what is adaka in Ijaw language
Adaka means chimpanzee in Igbo,doesn't it?

Monkey is Enwe
Gorilla is Ozodimgba
I think Adaka is Chimpanzee

naijaking1:
Are you for real? That you don't know about the Abandoned Properties edict of the Diette-Spiff government? Please ask Ibime, or any other person, or even go see it in any library.

92% of all the landed properties in Port Harcourt were owned by Igbos before the war, after the war, Igbos who had fled the cities returned, but the government refused to let them have their own houses back-----they called them Abandoned Properties.

These houses were controlled by the so-called Abandoned Properties Implementation commission, headed by then Maj. David Mark of the Nigerian Army. The River State government released about 1000 properties back to their Igbo owners, but the majority, the rest were confiscated and given to Ijaws, Ogonis, etc that claim ownership of the city, however some are still pending in court as we speak.

I beg do some research on this issue.

Fhemmmy:
I am sure he will drop the axe on them too, if needs be

TEE ZERO:
For crying out loud, CBN just bailed out the banks. It only makes sense to put its own managers in charge.

freezy:
Lai Alabi (Intercontinental) - Dunno Much. former ED Union Bank
[b]Funke Osibodu (Union Bank) Was disgraced out of Ecobank, left for First bank as an ED was staged out, , before going to Viju[/b]John Aboh (Oceanic) - Union Bank, First Bank
Nebolisa Arah (Afribank) - Caused trouble Fidelity discount house
Susan Eroche (Finbank) Funke's friend. They chop money together

Looking at this list, I think I prefer the ousted  crew.
We really can deceive ourselves in this country.
Fela was so right

naijaking1:
Another example was the River state govt of Diette Spiff that enacted and codified the forceful usurption of Igbos properties in PH, so it's not only individual actions.

IGWE_USA:
Sometimes, I'm baffled with the level of group mentality Nigerians display while responding to sensitive issues.Most even care less to peruse
through the whole article line after line to avoid being decieved by the attention grabbing headline.

What's wrong for the police to respond force with force? Some people even used the American system of policing to support their claim but they
failed to mention that the same American police is empowered to respond forcefully if they deem the suspect to be dangerous to them or the
Society.
Although the Nigerian Police may not be the best security outfit one could trust, we should always be grateful to the little they are doing.

r_o_b_b_y:
Unfortunately, no one has mentioned or reasoned that this guy is seeking this power to help fight off the thugs and riffraffs causing trouble at elections. If you were a police man wont you like to be able to shoot back at the thugs shooting at you?
Everyone seems to turn a positive aspirations on its head because we are all focusing on everything that might go wrong.