₦airaland Forum

See belle!

Like play, like play......

Paulpaulpaul:
Handsome girls

U dey use toothpick ontop the garri whey you drink!

My pikin dey italo, see am!

Dem want their own share!

As per lesser evil level, I will go for Peter Obi.

Disheartening. What could have easily been resolved through dialogue has now cost 3 lives. She definitely was schizophrenic.

Most with the assistance of bankers.

Some can spend so much and less where they live... weird!

mfm04622:
Only N23 per kilowatt hour and no fixed charges

That is about same in Ethiopia, actually around N19.

Inkredible:
Awesome. Now we know you are atleast learning from your psychiatric posting boy. Or prolly your copy and pasting skills are on fleek.

Nonetheless, still shut the motherfrigging up son.

Copy and pasting!

Reality taste like ashes!

Still wishing you the best in your reality. Life is really not that frigid when we loose our fixations.

Every tribe has its shortcomings

mfm04622:
Don't yawn. Many agreements are being signed to generate power. Govt just nee to invest in transmission. Or allow power to b sold where it is produced.

You know signing agreements​ is not​ an issue for us but translating it to being tangible and felt by Nigerians is where the problem lies.

mfm04622:
Fixed charges have been abolished and the consumption rate increased in the last tariff review.

Currently paying about N60 per kilowatt hour.

Hope it develops our football.

Yawns......

mfm04622:
The pace is deliberately slow!

It is deliberate as they want to continue estimated billing not pay-for-what-is-used. For the pre-paid meters, how much is the monthly fixed charge? Here in Kenya, it is $1.50.

SwiftNerd:
Sir speak the truth at least once in a while, you won't lost your job as a moderator! Gush

Which truth? Tell me why I should be eager to have the oil companies come drill in my community? What are oil producing communities in the Niger Delta region enjoying that my community is loosing? Will Oil exploration transform my community to Dubai level of development?

If you have been following my posts​, you will have noticed that I lean towards organic agriculture, pro- environment thus my focus on biogas and this had made me link up many Nairalanders​ who have visited Nairobi to visit one of the best and most practicable biogas centre one can think of.

Am okay with Agip and co not coming to pollute my community!

My community will be more empowered if they go into zero grazing in raising cows for milk production and selling to milk processing plants as co-operatives. Money earned will be theirs, no talk of pollution or militants and wastes​ from the cows will generate gas for cooking cutting off the need for kerosene or LPG and can be stretched to power street lights in the community at night.

Inkredible:
STFU!!!!!!

I sense mental fragmentation and you are likely dealing with Schizophrenia, it is safer for those around you to see that you are signed in to see a psychotherapist.

"u refused international oil company to operate and drill oil in south east. No shell chevron saipem agip total e.t.c' ......I am glad these companies are not operating where I come from in Imo State! The degradation of environment, the youth restlessness, the sense of entitlement.. once again, am glad!

The snail pace of pre-paid meters deployment is frustrating.

Inflating prices has eaten deep across board.

PapaBrowne:
Change Royalty to Loyalty before the vampires come for you.

Glad you spotted that.

The man no well at all!

Emma Powerful, no well to call any igbo whey no participate a saboteur. Even Christ being Jewish, did not make all the Jews become Christians!

decatalyst:
Looking beautiful and presentable.


I hope slayqueens and slaymama are taking a cue from this lovely woman. No one will invite an olosh/slayqueen to this kind of high-powered event

Everybody know im level na.

Using one's visibility for a social cause. Not those disturbing the social media with near nudity!

What is the proof that it took place in Imo? It does not even look Nigerian! Looks more of Eastern or Central African and the wedding was held in 2013!

"For the black man, it is not just money and success.......it is the delight in humiliating another black man"...... Sadly true!

So sad.

Dem plenty na. Know of 2 Nigerian Reverend Sisters who are Professors in the U.S.

For those talking about the ring she is wearing, Sisters get to wear rings when they have their Final Profession of vows. It takes up to about 10 years to get to that level...as it starts with being an aspirant into the Religious order, when accepted one becomes a Postulant which is takes about 2 years then one becomes a Novice which takes another 2-3 years then she takes her first vows and can now be addressed as Rev.Sister.

Then after 5-6 years, if she is still committed to the religious vocation and her Religious order, she takes her Final vows and given​ the ring which is worn on the fourth finger on the right hand.

Serial husband.