₦airaland Forum

amaridigital:
You are wrong. There are more Yoruba critics of Tinubu than there are ibo critics of obi. Just yesterday the leader of Afenifere uttered a damning offensive statement against the president's party that ohanaeze will never say against Obi or his party ever. Even the guy calling a sitting president a criminal is a Yoruba man.

SeverusSnape:
... And Agberos follow TUluMbU. Life no hard na.

People go just open mouth wah!

tunde1200:
Who removed it before confused people.
I know is because of developers

sammyscholar:
For every single ShopRite outlet that closes in Nigeria, more than 20 outlets of indigenous supermarket brands (of global standard) have opened. This is my industry.

Truth is, since the foray of Nigerian capitalists into the supermarket business in Nigeria, ShopRite has struggled. These local players understand the local nuances of the business and are able to serve the customers better.

The model operates by ShopRite is no longer feasible in a complex and unique market like that of Nigeria.

Another issue that I feel ShopRite has after selling to the current operator is the lack of management understanding of the discipline, hard work and frugality that running a supermarket requires. This is not oil and gas that you just invest and watch your fortune grow. Supermarket thrives on tight operations.Finally i am reading a very insightful and sensible analysis regarding this topic. Very apt.
But seriously, there too many dumb people on Nairaland from my observation .

UrPapa:
No one is talking about the various super and mini markets around every neighborhood
A lot of people now prefer to chop close to home
The trend of going to ShopRite is not there again
And it’s not as if they offer a significant better prices than those smaller stores

jojothaiv:
As it should be.

Aside Ecobank and UBA which are quite pan-African rarely would you see other Nigerian banks outside the shores of Nigeria doing well.

owobokiri:
Very hardworking guy.
Always advertising online with the cheapest prices.
His "assassination" should be thoroughly investigated.
He was starting to dominate a reasonable share of the fish market in this country. I wouldn't be surprised if folks who felt he was running them out of the market are involved in this dastardlyact..
The police should spread their dragnet across the country, especially towards the South West. Folks over there see job/business/political competitions as a matter of life.and death..

Domislaz:
He should just join APC and enjoy protection of the government as well as the praises of ur.chins

PheelzAlmighty:
Even if Nigeria goes to war against Niger Republic, Nigeria will lose woefully.
That's how compromised and fvcked up Nigeria is.

Reference:
The colonial paths of both countries were entirely different. The main difference that has led to a more 'European look' to parts (not all) of SA obviously at the expense of nationhood is that South Africa was essentially fought over by two distinct colonial powers, the Dutch and the British.

When conflict like this happens it leads to a different outcome from when one colonial power establishes sole rule.

For one, the powers invest more to 'settle down and defend' from the other because they essentially had to live off the land to sustain any conflict.

So there is a difference between a colonial master that just wants to 'take and go away' and one that stays to build things for himself out of planning for the long run, for ever.

The good things seen in SA have come at a heavy price of prolonged colonial rule and the sufferings of apartheid that has scarred that country for generations.

Be careful what you wish for.... in retrospect.

PS. If the British had adopted Nigeria (the Niger area) as their own in deed and stayed as long as the 90's, integrating and grafting into the root canal of the country, many parts (the parts they conclaved) will have looked like these be it Lagos, Calabar or Jos....where vestages of the British remain today.

RandDigital:
German automaker BMW’s circular office in Midrand, Johannesburg, won a 5-star rating for its environmentally friendly features.

BMW, which also owns Mini and Rolls-Royce, moved into its South African headquarters in Midrand in 2015.

The iconic building is located next to Pretoria Main Road and off the N1 Highway. It is close to Grand Central Airport and the Midrand stop on the Gautrain.

About 600 associates work in the building, with diverse fields including marketing, human resources, business strategy, and example sales for the BMW brand, Mini and BMW Motorcycle.

The main building in Midrand is part of an “open campus,” which also includes the offices of the Financial Services section and the on-site training centre.

The group’s website states, “Our uniquely designed atrium garden invites you to take a moment of relaxation and reload your energy. “

The Green Building Council of South Africa awarded the building a 5-star rating in 2015 for its environmentally friendly features.

The rating made BMW South Africa the first automotive company in South Africa to receive the rating.

The rating considered the indoor environment quality, energy, transport, water, materials, land use, ecology, emissions, and innovations.

Variables that added to Midrand HQ’s GBCSA 5-star rating included:

Glass and solar-controlled louvres installed within the internal façade of the building, enabling enhanced daylight and thermal comfort.

90% of the office’s usable area now has an external view, providing good levels of daylight for occupants.

The peak electrical demand on the building was reduced by 30%, which included an extensive use of LED lighting throughout the building.

5% of the parking bays are now dedicated to alternative fuel and hybrid vehicles, while 5% are reserved for motorbikes, mopeds and scooters.

Water-efficient sanitary fittings were installed throughout the building.

Water meters were installed for all major water uses and connected to a Building Management System to support proper facility management of water consumption.

A dedicated storage area was provided for waste recycling,

All topsoil impacted by the construction was separated and protected from degradation, erosion, or mixing with fill or waste, and it still remains onsite.

In addition to its Midrand headquarters, BMW has a manufacturing plant in Rosslyn, Pretoria, and an IT hub in Menlyn, Pretoria.

Tochitee:
Somebody committed so much atrocities with Jonathan ,but the whole Ibo’s are doing everything to defend this man! If it were to be from another part of the country,would you people have said the same thing??

Ever8090:
Omo ..see transformation..

motymop:
We are not mentally defeat

I can show you videos and pictures

There are historical facts.

If no because they came, Lagos and many part of Nigeria as we call it now, will still be a jungle

This would have been your house

Biopsy:
Akpabio always focusing on nonsense

SoftSport:
While violence must be unequivocally condemned, we must also avoid hasty judgments.

The bolt driver stated that he was struck three times and had his clothes torn to shreds simply for requesting that the lawmaker, Ikwechegh, step outside to collect his package.

We must also await a response from the lawmaker to achieve a more balanced understanding of the situation.

The lawmaker deserves respect as a prominent figure in this nation, and we must exercise caution in addressing these matters.





They are talking about physical assault you dey speak grammar. A physucal assault that was captured on camera. Na wa for you o.