That is not just a shirt ... bullet proff ...

There is every thing to worry about this market and every others of its kind littered across Nigeria. We sholud all be challenged by the fact that in this century, Nigerians live like destitutes - lining on expired vehicles and vehicles parts, used dresses, used shoes, used underwares, used kitchen utensels. Do you know that in Singapore, Nigerians are referred to as "Men of the Junk Yard"? Great business goes on in Ladipo Market, anyway!!!

The six blind men of Hindustine who went to see the elephant ...

Before we start talking about commercial capital, how many factories and cottage industries do we have in Onitsha currently? ...where are the photos?

Bravo ...when next they fly into London, some rotten tomato would do them right. Shameless people.

He is just being sincere to you. Just give him a break. He is tired of you.

I am not very comfortable with David P Sullivan's signature on the document.

Martin Agbaso should quickly tell Nigerians his involvement in this whole saga, so as not to mess the 'good work' his boss Rochas is doing in Imo State.
...But we should not be deceived by the flamboyancy of Nigerian politicians, for it is not the volume of wealth amassed by an individual that makes him a leader.

What is the humiliation in asking a supposed responsible Nigerian to act responsibly?
Words on marble -
““There is a zero-tolerance for lawlessness.
There is zero-tolerance for breach of our regulations and we are going to do more of this.
We are going to take control of our traffic. We cannot build our way out of traffic congestion; our responsibility is to manage traffic and manage congestion.
…Those officers that I caught today are very bad examples for the military. …all those who will not comply with our laws should leave our state” - Fashola