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I think I'm starting to like that Ifa of a thing

Not to worship though

What's this with just Aregbe?

Look at yourself

anonimi: Aregbesola cannot pay 18,000 minimum wage

...The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has listed the defaulting states as Anambra, Ebonyi, Plateau, Kwara, Kebbi, Niger, Osun, Enugu and Zamfara.

Osun is the only state in that list shey?
Like I told one of you guys on this forum » you peeps obsession with S/West is making many of you look in.sane.

I should be present, hope I won't forget the date.

...Andrea will discuss interesting topics such as: How America Builds – Overview of the American Housing Industry and its Processes, Products, and Procedures; Land Planning and Site Development; Modern Ways of Property Appraisals; Business Management for Building Professionals; Advocacy & Government Policies in Housing Delivery

Receiving lectures on the bolded part ain't bad but I think they're not really useful/applicable to Nigerian buildings/designs.
Factors to be considered in designing, type of materials to be used, climate, available materials etc, makes the difference.
All these foreign deign construction team will only deliver what's applicable to countries they're from and not about what's on ground here.

OP, thanks for the info though and how much is to be paid for entrance?

Gosh

what part of nigeria is the second type of letter accepted? very amusing

Can't imagine» I want to use your father's head to beg...

interesting
The 7th one » Gala war funny

[quote author=Akanbi_edu]Uh hun. Then may be carving out the coasts of litoral states will be a nice idea. Lagos and Ondo come to mind.[/quote]Fell from my penthouse


Expecting Eko ile & Eko Atlantic

Abagworo: You missed the point. I'm not an Ijaw but my use of the word "scattered" was in reference to balkanization. They just occupy the coasts of the litoral States.

Never in my post did I classify you as an Ijaw man, I used the word "they". Your conscience must be hyperactive

It'll be preferable if the cheerful giver around them can cede their land(I.e. Onitsha, ph, imo, asaba or uyo) to them , remove Ondo from your list
Eshe, Adupe

Abagworo: Not so hard to figure out. You cannot scatter 14 million people everywhere while people of 30million have 6 States. Maybe the figures is wrong anyway. But since it is accepted at the moment that Ijaw is up to 14million, then Bayelsa should not be the only all-Ijaw State.

Better still we might just abolish States and use complete regionalism and creating homogenous districts instead of LGA's. The districts will receive the 13% derivation while the Regions receive the monthly allocations. That way the 13% will go directly to the Ijaws and the oil producing districts.

Questionable 14 million
If they(Ijaws) don't want to be scattered, the best option for them is to all move to their sparsely populated origin(Bayelsa) and divide it to whatever numbers of states(4,5,7...) they like. The main thing is to have more than a state so as to feel among abi
Stealing other people's land is not an option

Sincere 9gerian: ... Instead of the white elephant agenda, Okorocha should address concrete issues such as education, roads, urban renewal, potable water and health care. Job creation strategy must include efforts to revive moribund industries, attract newinvestors and encourage local production.

How come this forum was flooded with Rochas this and that throughout last year. With praises from threads created to display pictures of noticeable development(I.e. Construction of roads, bridges, schools ....) in the state plus the ones telling us how he subsidized or made education free in the state up to the tertiary level.
He Was even rated one of the best governor in the country by his people on this forum.

Are all these false or the writer is a paid fellow to castigate is work? What's up?

Lovely

What a ridiculous question.
Which is more vital Lagos or the FG?

Why not first ask the FG what substantial the subsidy whatever has been spent on for the betterment of Nigerians.
Wasn't it of recent a proposal was made to borrow another huge amount without nothing tangible to show for it


Obsession with Lagos is making some fellas look ins.ane permit me.

Double post

....Not just poor performance anymore but lying and making promises that won't be fulfilled to the citizens.
What a country.

CAMEROONPRIDE: unfortunately

it's the way round at my side of the country, west of naija.

Good road link between Nigeria & Benin Rep. to far ivory coast and other w/africa countries.
Heard of the Seme border in Benin? before cotonue the capital of Benin is a famous market, thanks to the road link.
The same is going to happen when that of the one linking Cameroon is completed.
Pay your dews 'cause you tend to gain more like it is for those in Benin and be prepared to welcome deported immigrants
Plus, increment in crime rate

See the road(map and pix)

Funny thread

long thread but still very interesting

You're welcome.

Wow, so fast.

seanet01: And na wetin now? We get oil for Tongeji islands

I'm not disputing that. I'm saying you guys are hiding something, no wonder you people haven't made it official and let's know when production will start like Lagos did.

ypzilanti: Two of the most livable cities in Nigeria are Calabar and Enugu. They are not oil producing states. Cross River had some oil before the supreme court ruling, but not much.

Prior to Fashola's term in office, Lagos had refuse piled high on the streets and armed robbers had a field day in Lagos. Good governance is the answer, not oil.

I understand, this development is giving you a strong headache, running tommy and killing you softly
keep it up

... 15,500 unemployed youths took part in a fitness test in the hope of securing one of 90 jobs with South Africa's traffic police.

This is serious

alj harem: I hope this is not surprising. I have told those bigots and Dalover that Lagos, Ogun and ondo have oil but we don't let that dictate the way we think.

Crude oil in Festac, Badagry, VI and makoko. It is called maturity.

Egbon you're right jare
I was the first person to laugh at that your thread when I saw it last week about noticing oil in your street
No vex

Eko Atlantic, Eko Ile and Geez have not seen this thread

I see Lagos IGR for a month increasing drastically to 100 billion Naira(N100b)
Some states two years budget

Definitely, taking over the whole of Ghana's economy

[quote author=Osiris.211]Getting closer to Oodua Republic? Ondo and Lagos blessed with rich oilfields?[/quote]Ogun better start drilling and stop lying of no oil
Na brain Ogun people dey always use

This might make Lagos the most important City in Africa.
5th economy in Africa(on her own as a country)
Most populous city on the continent
Housing more than 70% of country's industry(banking, telecommunication etc.)
And now oil

Damn, that's too much concentration.

seanet01: Paul you are wrong. Afam is the number one hypocrite on this forum.
He is the number one hypocrite incarnate.

I'm very sure about that, it's in a coded way.
But still there are some things you just have to overlook and this is not different from those things.

^^
Dayo you're taking this thing too far, it's just an online forum.
He'll get sick of it himself soon, it's nature.

The police are meant to calm critical situations with the use of minor arm(s).
Civil defense I think as it sounds "Civil" » relating to human, polite, connected with ordinary citizens and organization as opposed to armed forces

Nigeria civil defense was managed by a private firm for interested people who voluntarily joined without been payed. The FGN later brought them on board as a federal character to ease the NPF of some duties and help in calming situation amidst civilians within cities and towns without the use of arm.
If things are in the way they should, police are to be seen on rare occasions in the cities while the presence of civil defense should be felt more.

^^
First reasonable post I've read from this guy

2013 must be great

Most jobs today don't require a specialist, they're just what a right thinking person with his/her senses can do.
As a graduate, going but to school as an undergraduate is not an option. What you're going back for to study might be what a person from another field is doing fine at as work even without ever having the experience.
This is not applicable to all professions though.

If going back is to have a better record(fantastic CGPA) then fine. Also to have an edge over others as per experience, it's good.

Ufeolorun: You most times come across as a bloviator with no strong conviction whatsoever,ready to take any position just to have a long winded chat. It is shocking the admin. is pandering to the whims of people like you.Yes, people like you keep the forum going/active because of your love for soggy arguements

Jarus you see that!