Divay22:
Yes.
But it they do
Sometimes it seems to be one sided love

It's 'always' usually a one sided un-confessed love

shinarlaura:
Yes. Most of my friends are male

"Best Friends"

The reason they got so close in the first place is bec one party is in love with the other without confessing it, tho there re very rare exceptions

IamKashyBaby:


Oooh yes! I got alot of male friends..

I will make sure they wont fall for me

Issa joke, right?

comshots:
Is it not those slavery ₦10k salary jobs?

A lot of Pink and Blue collar Jobs would be created, almost none will pay less than 25k

Please don't quote me again.

stevewheezy:
1.) Battery Life: Why do I need to always be with a power bank if my device battery life was ok? With Infinix, you may not always have to charge your device very 8 hours. Samsung batteries are dead wack!

2.) Fast Charging: It takes like forever to fully charge a Samsung device except you use a super fast charger of another brand like Infinix, huawei etc. In fact, the latest Infinix devices like the Note 4 pro, are super faster with the XCharge 4.0 technology.

3.) Price: We all know that Infinix devices are much more affordable than Samsung devices and you get more value for your money with your Infinix device. Moreover, Why do I have to pay half the amount I bought the phone just to replace a cracked Samsung screen?

Samsung market share in Nigeria has fallen considerably! Infinix is doing just better off even though both brands needs to improve in other areas....

You obviously haven't used a Samsung device, or have any in your circle

First off, Samsung doesn't usually take forever to charge, fast charge of 50% in 30mins

I'll take performance over price for just a few more bucks, those brandless android devices I've seen just usually wake up and die one day, just wouldn't come on, no explanation, have a 3yrs+ Note4,

No point talking about the battery, someone already mentioned that..

comshots:
No.It's tinubu that owns it just like lekki toll gate.Stop misinforming the public.

Is it in Nigeria?
Will it provide Jobs?
Will it boost one or more sectors? Say tourism?

Btws those re rhetorics

benzazae:
its a good development and the project is a masterpiece, i must say. But the question is; is it the right thing for us to do now? Why investing this much in structures when our economy is dying and the educational system keeps falling on daily basis. m sure that 99% of the brain work (the architectural and structural designs) of this project are never gonna be handled by Nigerians because our training and education has not gotten to that level. Rather than building capacities for sustainable economic and technological development, we keep forcing it. we'll always have issues when trying to force development, so lets try to stabilize our economy and improve the educational system, invest more in training the young ones to become the brain boxes behind our development. We need to aim at the point where we can boldly handle our infrastructural development and industrialization.

Private investment on a privately managed Island where buildings are selling out

DeutschJunge:
is it me or does this development look very slow. just 3 buildings?
and with the fact that nigeria is a very bad place to invest in at the moment, just scares me.

3 buildings completed, about 5 more under construction, the soon to be tallest building in West Africa, and second tallest in Africa, 75 floor Nigeria Elevation Tower(after the Al Noor tower, SA Calton tower would be third btws) just got approval to begin construction soon. Can still be the tallest if it's completed before the Moroccan Al Noor.

Stonerobaba:


Radarada..... do you think the housing scheme is meant for common people like you and i? Abeg stop eulogizing these people. Just imagine if this kind of fund is spent on sensible and affordable housing schemes for the common masses in the state.

These are majority private investment oo, that would inturn create hundreds of thousands of Jobs, already creating sef

5DMindset:
They should hurry up the constructions, cos I need to buy a condo there, a guest house for weekends joyrides.

The first Pearl tower is sold out, second is on sale already, and as you can see, it's almost completed, the third would soon begin construction, it's a complex of 5 residential towers, from 24-33 floors
You should be the one to hurry up your buying

The walkway by the great Wall of Lagos should be turned into a walk of fame.

...and I'm thinking electric cars and intracity cabs would finally work in this city, since the city would be powered off the N.grid, would make the city green to a good extent

TheAlchemist:


Listen must Africa always play the catch up, why cant we be brave and bold for once to even leapfrog the white man.. at least it is an incontestable fact that civilization started in Africa.
We may soon enter the era of buy one barrel of oil get 1,000 free... if our leaders don't wake up!

I won't listen,
But you've made your point
I rest my case, you win

gentlegenius:

Nobody is saying you are obligated to your boyfriend's opinions. But if you are seriously in love with him, you'll certainly care about his feelings towards your body and your actions. If he's the type that cares about your feelings and considers your opinions about his actions, you'll consciously or unconsciously seek his opinions and permission before doing certain things even on your body if you really love him and don't want to lose him. Your boyfriend doesn't own your body but if he is attracted to girls with long hair and you choose to shave your own away, what signal are you giving him?

Ori e pe!

majekdom2:
see my point is not we should compete with technology. Point is we lost I and we lost it to a point of perhaps no replacement. We had over 50 years of oil activities with nothing to show for it. Other nations have evolved into Giants through oil. It's not about other countries and machines running on Oil. It's about who will buy or use our oil. Oil will become cheaper than its means of production thus not sustainable for countries like Nigeria. UK, US, Norway and many of these countries are major producers of crude themselves. So what happens when they switch to electric cars, they have less crude to use and have more to export. When supply is more than demand the price crashes like it's happening now. It means country like Nigeria will have little or no revenue from oil. Thats ben's point and not Nigeria using electric car.
For the machines AI is evolving. Artificial intelligence is changing it. Just like electric cars, AI will change so many things in the industrial world. We don't need tens of thousand of years. All we need to do is start now... assumption always lead to frustration.

Yes! Thank you, start now.
Agreed too, price of oil will drop definitely, but verily I tells you, we'll still make revenue from oil.

Check the numbers, world population is about 8b now, spread across over a hundred countries. In different continents.
We can take our own chunk of this world if we start now!
Oil will still thrive in one or two more decades
We just have to work with the notion of its days are numbered.
We've failed in the past, right, but starting from now, where o we go from here, practically

I like the fact that you also pointed out some countries were made with oil money, like the UAE
Say Dubai, How long after they started selling oil did they become the Eldorado they are today?
Now, their major revenue source apart from oil is aviation and tourism, of which some of the Hotspots are the Dubai International Airport, The Atlantis, The Dubai mall, Burj al Arab, Burj Khalifa, Palm island and the likes, very few of these projects cost $1b and above
Some of them cost the same amount of money that was found around locked away in grave yards and empty buildings here.

Right now, Oil amounts to about 50% of our revenue, we could still diversify more and push it down to 15-20% and still make good money from it, it just means other sectors too would be booming and we'll inturn farewell with a stronger Naira.

majekdom2:
oil is gone and gone. We should move faster. There is nothing like shortterm. Technology is changing in a twinkle of an eye. It took more than 50 years for fossil cars to evolve. It has taken electric cars less than a decade to evolve. We still talk oil everyday, other nations are talking AI and biotechnology. Thats the point he is trying to make.

Now, good point you've made
But let's not delusional and sweep our undoings under the carpet, these other guys didn't just attain their status in a few years, they went through phases, tho we necessarily don't have to take as long as it took em
But will the integration of all these tech and advancements take us time? Bitter truth is YES!
Real time oo, proper implementation, not some wild dreams o
200mil people?
What is our literacy rate?
Even the so called literate, 80% re stuck in the '80s

Furthermore, do you know the number of engines that uses fossil fuels in the world today?
Those that are still being manufactured?
Even if they'll want to start swapping combustion engines for electric motors, only vehicles that was produced in recent times would easily be converted
A lot of countries would still run on fuel for the next 30yrs
I say we take 15yrs to dominate and exploit the oil market since the major players would have already moved to electric and renewable energy, these doesn't stop us from using proceeds to fund the integration of Electric and renewable energy

Verily, I tell you fellow country man, if we leap to start moving at their pace without first setting a strong foundation, we'll crash

Filter the message
Ignore the messenger
Hold unto the message
A sinner would definitely not go Unpunished

Seriously?
Ajala ta'nno?

Progressive01:
That drift towards economic anarcy is being accelerated in no small measure by crooks like Bruce and his colleagues at the legislature from both APC and PDP whose insatiable appetite consume so much of what we should channel into securing ourselves a comfortable future.

The day these criminals start serious consideration of cutting back at what it takes to maintain them would be the day i start believing their little lies about having our interest at heart .

This I'm afraid might not happen, we might have to enforce it.
If all the efforts we put into CAT/RAT/DOG e-fight up here is channeled into that, it might gather enough momentum

ULSHERLAN:


Have you forgotten that the United States has steady electricity to power these cars.


Ben murray bruce also has the capacity to power such vehicles as a rich Nigerian law maker.

It's time we start telling Ben Bruce to write all these open letters to his colleagues and not us cos him and his colleagues can atleast do something to change the situation by sponsoring some bills needed

eerrrm, eskus me, the narrative was addressing one 'Mr President' not a 'Mr us'

Makes sense to me,
But then, those states he mentioned are just a tinny fraction of the whole world, it's not like the fossil fuel engine apocalypse, a lot of states would remain with these kind of engines for longer, but it doesn't mean we should completely ignore the hand writing on the wall
So in the short term, we could do more of refining and selling of finished refined products and also still sell crude

..and in the long run plan for the electric and blah blah, I know those things would work in Nigeria

Until this guy start using common sense to reason that the parliament we run is too expensive and needs a urgent budget downward review, and takes first action to start declining the unholy spoils they share, I'll still think he's a hypocrite

I wouldn't outrightly call her Ugly, in fact she's not

Comedy

GoldenWhyte:
Soft Porn. 100%

Nahh, Art!

Art!, but she be stripper before sef

Tamarapetty:
G.night!

Oh now I get, you might just be 5hrs behind.. well, have a good night rest then!
..n lovely hedges btws

Tamarapetty:
Lmao, G.nyt

G.morning!

Tamarapetty:
LYT. B...

Get a room already!

Whatever, whereever...

Once did a nice booka with a "posh" babe and she just couldn't get enough, it was our first time out btws