₦airaland Forum

Swaggzkid:
Ok na so them talk when GEJ was in office, All these men of God money has gotten them blind that they have now left church matters and now all their heads is being dipped into politics *SMY*

That was how they all said that GEJ will win the election and I believe come carry my hard earn 5k go bet on top Goodluck head, wetin come hapun


*THAT MAN OF GOD NEEDS FAVOUR FROM THE DULLARD*
Don't waste your precious time trying to quote me coz I won't reply.


#AmBackAgain

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youngpol:
BB Storm. This one gave me legendary problems..

Yay!! In all my years of trying, my topic hits frontpage. Am soo happy!!

ebamma:
The Government should look into even reducing that allawee to 7k,

Pinkylilly:
I feel for polytechnic graduates. But to think of it, BSc graduates never settle finish yet, you would now add polytechnic too? The solution is more universities, jobs and less corruption.

organicfoods:
Did you just say scam? You only know of my intent to improve and add quality to garri! You haven't seen the product or forced to buy it. Why is the rush for this baseless slander... or are you supporting a lazy comrade of yours who wants me to deliver neem oil of 2500 naira at his door step! Common they are very few invention left but many reinvention... You shouldn't call mine scam when you haven't seen it.

Let me educate you a bit... You obviously lack sound mind to make use of good information.
You rush out too early with your beef... It is either you are poorly educated or foolishly mischievous. I have been doing research on improving quality of food crops in Nigeria for years. One food lacking in quality is garri... If I am adding value and quality to it and selling at premium price is that a scam? Lazy bones like you do not do anything worth while than to pull people down.

Presently 95% of garri been sold in the village like you said consist of dirts and stones (you can prove me wrong)... I want to treat garri like powdered milk...My garri will be 100% free of dirts and stones...which arises from low quality of processing, I will be improving that, the Quality of my garri will easily be noticeable when you soak without finding dirts on it.

Use of herbicides and pesticides is prevalent in almost all the location I have visited so far. It may not be so in your area which I doubt.

The use of pesticides on cash crops like cocoa, Kola nuts in South West endangers other crops through contamination... I have seen a problem and I am equipped to solve it... Do you think it's just coincidence that Ghana and Togo export more foods crops than Nigeria... Pesticides and post harvest handling is one of the main problem..... Or may be you rush it. There are many people packaging garri and selling to people that cherish quality, Dbanj is one of them... If they are able to find quality in my product I will be happy to smile to the bank because I met their demand.

More than 70% of farmers now depend heavily on herbicides for their weeding... We will be getting cassava free from pesticides and herbicides. They are guidelines for organic compliance which we will employ and market with approval of NOAN.

You know nothing apart from being foolishly apprehensive of your own criminal thought which is not part of my own agenda.

Nigeria do not have food regulating agency that actively coordinate standards and quality of food stuff....please don't die of apprehension... You can still buy your low quality garri... Nobody is forcing you to buy mine... people like you don't need to spend senseless time on pull down activities...

organicfoods:
In a bid to get our organic Garri ready for the market, our research have shown that it will be extremely difficult to achieve in the first year in commercial quantity because of the following reasons.

1. PESTICIDES AND HERBICIDES
A lot of our farmers depended too much on these chemicals, only very few of them have inculcated organic process.

2. Pollution/Contamination
Many of the farmers complying with organic practices risked contamination from adjoining farms.

It has been a serious challenge. We however got our first batch for analysis. In our projection we will be launching the purest form garri available in Nigeria... No dirts, no stones... Watch out!

obinnajr:
IGWE ( BUHARI ) MUST HEAR THIS

ToyozzieTohBad:
This is one of the most sensible comments I've read in a
while, as regards to President Buhari's nominations.
All these selfish, stupid and aggrieved Yoruba/Igbo people
should just go and sit somewhere.

Ndigbo's that are killing themselves about the appointments made so far by President Buhari are just funny. Aside the fact that we Igbos shouldn’t expect sensitive appointments from him because many of us hate him without any justifiable reason and no smart politician will give such positions to his ‘enemies’,
what did all our brothers that occupied sensitive positions
recently achieved for our geopolitical zone? Recall that Igbos
recently occupied head positions in Central Bank and
Ministry of Finance. Also, an Igbo was recently appointed
Secretary to Government of the federation, Minister of
power, Minister of Solid Minerals, Head of Due Process unit,
Minister of Education, Minister of Aviation, Executive
Director of Nigerian Communications Commission, Chief of
Army Staff, Inspector General of Police, Senate President,
Deputy Senate President and Deputy speaker of house of
Representatives. Also recently, an Igbo was appointed the
Director General of National Broadcasting Commission. The
question is what did all those Igbo appointees achieved for
Ndi Igbo? Even Goodluck Jonathan that you foolishly
accepted as your brother during his days in Aso Rock
achieved nothing for you when he was the President.

If appointments can dictate how a region should develop,
Southeast would have been a paradise by now because our
brothers occupied almost all the sensitive positions recently.
Another thing Igbos should understand is that the federal
character principle they are quoting as their basis of
argument is the greatest enemy of Nigeria especially Igbos.
This principle champions the promotion of tribal mindsets
instead of meritocracy in Nigeria as Nigerians are always
after the state of origin of every federal appointee and
prospective candidates for admissions instead of their
performance. It is because of same federal character that a
provision was made for ‘Education less developed’ states
which always make it possible for indigenes of those states
to be giving more and cheaper consideration during
admissions and recruitment in order to promote equity in
line with the federal character. This is Rubbish! Such has
caused situations whereby somebody from Anambra or Imo
will score average of about 260 in JAMB UTME and POST-
UTME but will be denied admission while somebody from
states like Zamfara, Ebonyi or Bayelsa will score average of
about180 and will be admitted in order to achieve the so
called equity in intellectual distribution among all the states
in line with same federal character. Same federal character
is the reason why instead of criticising the performance
ability of appointees, Nigerians especially Igbos will only be
interested in their states of origin.

Federal character is evil.
This is the hour of change and it must be jettisoned! If
Nigeria must progress, we must do away with federal
character and state of origin provisions and encourage
meritocracy and state of residence. I don’t care where
appointees come from, all I want is excellent performance.
If the wailing Igbos like they should continue hating Buhari
while the Niger-Deltans are busy consolidating their region
and supporting his government. At last Igbos will remain the
wailing loosers. It baffles me the way some of my Igbo
brothers are hating Buhari without any justifiable reason.
Even the Niger-Deltans that are more closer to the failed
government of Goodluck Jonathan always acknowledge that
he betrayed them, but the Igbos that are not in any way
brothers to the failed President are killing themselves and
even their conscience with baseless sentiments. Also, I have
expected these misguided Igbos to understand that the
Niger-Deltans who they foolishly took as their brothers
during the elections are not at any point with them. These
Niger-Deltans have understood that they can't make any
political achievement in Nigeria without the cooperation of
other tribes, and wisely began to issue their supports and
cooperation to the Buhari led government while the
misguided Igbos are still enslaving themselves with baseless
sentiments. Believe it or not, political appointments are
catalysed by intelligent lobbying and not unnecessary
hatred. No smart politician will appoint his haters to
sensitive positions.

I will never blame Buhari if he fails to appoint any Igbo to key positions. I am proud of Niger- Deltans and they are already reaping the fruits of their wisdom. Igbos should have a rethink!

Written by:- Chukwu emeka

charix:
Good thing you finally spoke out against injustice. Although you're without a job your mind is finally at peace.

missKiffy:
Awon omo Igbo yi sha

Godspikin:
Ile-Oluji, is the host community for the newly created federal polytechnic in Ondo State.

Lusola15:
Nothin is new about this now. Na today

The grasses are used for feeding the horses in the NPF

Bonapart:
Tell me 100 reasons why this lawyer shouldn't be killed either through back door or through the front door

if law makers break the law then should the people do

Bonapart:
Tell me 100 reasons why this lawyer shouldn't be killed either through back door or through the front door

if law makers break the law then should the people do

Gadgetmobil:
Am a banker, business man and an Agric Investor so I'd quickly let you know from my depth of experience.
1. Nigerian Banks have short loan appetite and unwilling to do long term loans, they prefer short loans that would assist them in declaring whooping profits yearly.
2. Most Nigerians are not financially honest, when packaging loans, 9 out of 10 would get diverted to somewhere else.
3. The cost of Production is very high due to cost of power generation, the cost of diesel is good enough to be declared as profit.
4. The loan was wrongly taken as that loan should have been routed through BOI and BOA, they are the ones built for such long term loans, so the loan has gone delinquent even before it was disbursed, hence the reason Skye was more than willing to offload very quickly.

To go into businesses most especially in large scale you need not only a financial advisor but a very sound banker by your side.. . Always.

yaskarahyelhope:
LETTER TO NIGERIAN PARENTS (PART 1)

Dear All- Let's be real.

I wish to start by adding the benefit of my time as a student and then resident in the UK. Living in Abuja now. The first thing that I discovered about UK-born, white, English undergraduates was that all of them did holiday or weekend job to support themselves – including the children of millionaires amongst them. It is the norm over there – regardless of how wealthy their parents are. And I soon discovered that virtually all other foreign students did the same – except status – conscious Nigerians.

I also watched Richard Branson (owner of Virgin Airline) speaking on the Biography Channel. To my amazement, he said that his young children travel in the economy class – even when the parents (he and his wife) are in upper class. Richard Branson is a billionaire in Pound sterling. A quick survey would show you that only children from Nigeria fly business or upper class to commence their studies in the UK. No other foreign students do this. There is no aircraft attached to the office of the Prime Minister in the UK. He travels on BA. And the same goes for the Royals. The Queen does not have an aircraft for her exclusive use.

These practices simply become the culture which the next generation carries forward. Have you seen the car that Kate Middleton (the wife of Prince William) drives? VW Golf or something close to it. But there’s one core difference between them and us (generally speaking), they (even the billionaires among them) work for their money, most of us steal ours

If we want our children to bring about the desired change we have been praying for on behalf of our dear country, then please, please let’s begin now and teach them to work hard so they can stand alone and most importantly be content and not having to “steal” which seems to be the norm these days.

We have Nigerian Children who have never worked for 5 minutes in their lives insisting on flying “only” first or business class and using the latest cars fully paid for by their “loving“ parents.

I often get calls from anxious parents” my son graduated 2 years ago and is still looking for a job, can you please assist!”

“Oh really! So where exactly is “THIS CHILD?” is my usual question. “Why are you the one making this call dad/mum?"

I am yet to get a satisfactory answer, but between you and i, chances are that the big boy is cruising around Abuja with a babe dressed to the nines, in his dad’s sparkling new SUV with enough “pocket money” to put your salary to shame. It is not at all strange to hear a 28 year old who has NEVER worked for a day in his or her life in Nigeria but “earns” a six figure “salary” from parents for doing absolutely nothing.

I see them in my office once in a while, 26 years old with absolutely no skill to sell apart from a shiny CV, written by his dad’s secretary in the office. Of course, he has a driver at his beck and call and he is driven to the job interview. We have a fairly decent conversation and we get to the inevitable question- so, what salary are you looking to earn? Answer comes straight out – N250,000.00. I ask if that is per month or per annum.

“Of course, it is per month”

“Oh, why do you think you should be earning that much on your first job?”

“Well, because my current pocket money is N200,000.00 and I feel any employer should be able to pay me more than my parents.”

No wonder corruption continues to thrive. We have a society of young people who have been brought up to expect something for nothing, as if it were a birthright. Even though the examples I have given above are from parents of considerable affluence, similar patterns can be observed from Abeokuta to Adamawa.

Wake up mum! Wake up dad! This syndrome – “my children will not suffer what I suffered" is destroying your tomorrow. You are practically loving your child to death.

I learnt the children of a former Nigeria Head of State with all the stolen (billions) monies in their custody, still go about with security escort as wrecks. They are on drugs, several time because of the drug, they collapse in public places. The escort will quickly pack them and off they go. What a life! No one wants to marry them.

Henry Ford said “hard work does not kill.” We are getting everything wrong in Nigeria now, including family setting. It is time to prepare your children for tomorrow, the way the world is going, only those that are rugged, hard working and smart working that will survive. How will your ward fare?

Please forward this to all the parents you know and love. We must begin to save our young children from unintended consequences of "too much love" and weak parenting. It is the only way we can build a strong and decent Nigeria.

dihalao:
if he likes, He should nag till next year, he must sha pay after i have worked for him

prettythicksme:
Hehehehehehehe same as my boss but who cares?all i wnt is my money!

drnairalov:
wow and I lost 250,000# yesterday thanks to Chelsea and Liverpool...abeg who get long rope...*tears

admax:
Guy, 'you are a wicked person and don't like children' period!

N.B You don't trust yourself with those kids...Simple!

SeverusSnape:
Kestolove95 is a guy not a girl. He's just a deranged school drop out.

kenedy175:
Lol... are you from imo?

kestolove95:
As far as ibo no dey...am happy with d list...sai buhari

kenedy175:
Please, how do you guys know it's a viper