₦airaland Forum

Opiosko: Whatever may be the outcome, APC should learn some sense of decorum.
Fighting PDP, INEC and all security organs will not help any of us.
Only a paranoid man will always think everyone and everything is against him.

Mynd44: White wedding is a form of traditional wedding. Traditional wedding we borrowed from another culture.

I essence, if you do your traditional wedding and a "white" wedding, you just did two traditional weddings. Any wedding which is blessed by your church pastor(leader) is a church wedding. It does not matter if you wear white(or a gown or the groom wears a 3 piece suit) or not. It does not matter if you have it in church or not(you can have it in a hall and your pastor comes over to bless you with the church's backing)

Hell these days, traditional leaders have marriage registers which is domiciled with the Baale, local Oba or an recognised Traditional leader and you go there to sign it which makes it official(They report to the Local Governments)

I don't know why people love calling their traditional marriage "engagement" and their church wedding "wedding" it is just weird. When you have something called "Introduction" which is basically an engagement ceremony.

Chinom: OBJ spent $13billion on power projects. Where is the power ?.

kennaustine: .
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Okay... so OBJ was the one who privatized PHCN. SMH. Lemme withdraw that last one for morality sake. And learn to USE YOUR HEAD!

Chinom: Let me not hear that Baboon's name again in your mouth. He's right up there with IBB as those that put us in the current mess. We are not supposed to talking about regular power supply now if those thieves did what they were supposed to do.

kennaustine: Yet GEJ is not working, according to die-hard propangadist of the Aggrieved Peoples Congress. So what is attracting investors? Economist will tell you its good economic space. Just like the privatization and deregulation of the telecoms sector in 2002, the power sector in Nigeria will experience a great turnaround IN A MATTER OF TIME. GEJ has laid the foundation. It is necessary to return him in 2015 so those Asiwaju Puppets Crew will not take the glory on another mans effort. GEJ till but no further than 2019.

berem: I guessed so.
Can I have the link to your site again?

Itoroetti: na lie.dis is not todays pix.i personally watched it.find anoda lie

berem: I dey here o!

@pheesayor,its been a long time I passed that road especially from mile2 to orile. Clearing the gutters in this rainy season,how efficient is it?

naptu2: They are under the Ministry of Environment. They wear overalls and boots. I've seen them work at Ikorodu Road, Ozumba Mbadiwe Road and Herbert Macaulay Road. It started out as the Emergency Flood Abatement Gang (EFAG), before it was converted to an agency (EFAD). EFAG was also part of the government's employment measures.

However, I'm not sure how well they pay their labourers, because they are always begging for money/food.

The Office of Drainage Services (ODS) is quite unpopular, because they often demolish walls/buildings that are too close to drains.



http://www.ilupejutoday.com/lagos-state-government-demolishes-11-ilupeju-shops/

IGBOSON1: If the LGA concerned was alive to its responsibilities by clearing the gutters -at least every fortnight- then we wouldn't have got to this stage to begin with!

It's the same in all our major cities and urban centres: LGAs shirking their responsibilities and allowing filth to pile up! Ordinarily, streets in busy commercial areas ought to be swept every evening after close of business!

ROSSIKE: IT IS PURE SUB-STANDARD RUBBISH WORK.

EVERY DRAIN MUST be covered, and covered in such a way, with solid concrete, and form a pedestrian sidewalk which nobody can ''open'', with the drains accessible to the authorities (workmen) only through vents built on the side of the road (between the road and sidewalk). It is only when you build substandard rubbish that you see all this nonsense of open, stinking drains and somebody needing to 'clear' the drains and all that filthy nonsense.

masquellett: A reputable company in Lagos state name Beauty Formulas has created a hand cleansing gel to prevent the spread of the deadly Ebola virus raiding our environment today! The gel as been proven to be very effective. All you need to do is purchase one for u and your family at any nearest supermarket or pharmacy close to you. Prevention they say is better than cure. God bless

StevinMorgan: Ebola Virus Hand Cleansing Gel Hits Nigerian Markets

*see photo below!!

The latest germ fighting solution tagged Ebola Cleaning Hand Gel is now on sale in markets across Nigeria.

A liberal who said he bought it at Alaba international market in Lagos sent fruz.wapka.mobi this exclusive photo.

He said he ‘s so lucky to get the last one at the place he bought it from..LOL

Wetin person no go see 4 this country. Have you bought your own Ebola fighting gel?

Ibo people no go kill person.!!


What do you think?

Firefire: Population explosions,

This means the higher the population the higher the IGR and the more they should give to the masses.

But, overwhelmed is not even applicable in the case of some areas in Lagos as you cannot see or feel the Impact of the Local or State government in the past years, hence the issue of overwhelmed is not tenable.

Firefire: If I cannot see his good work 100km around me, despite our huge contributions to LAG IGR (Land Use Charge, PAYE, etc)

Then he is simply doing nothing and the Local Government Chairmen are not helping matters.

LGAs & Development center does absolutely nothing to maintain the infrastructure in the locality. What then are they doing with the Federal Allocations?

LAGOS SETS TO GRADE UNTARRED ROADS.

Lagos State Government is set to begin massive grading of untarred roads in the 57 Local Government and Local Council Development Areas of the State in its efforts to make transportation within various communities easier for the people.

This was disclosed by the Honourable Commissioner for Rural Development, Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi at the Monthly Stakeholders Interactive Session of the Ministry with the Executive Members of Community Development Committees (CDCs) and Neighbourhood Watch Coordinators in the 57LGAs/LCDAs of the State.

The commissioner said as soon as the rain stops the Ministry of Rural Development will embark on the grading of untarred roads in all the Local Government areas of the State.

He therefore urged the CDAs/CDCs to liaise with the Director in charge of Civil Engineering in his Ministry and present to him the untarred roads that are in critical state and need urgent Government attention.

Ojelabi while urging the CDAs, CDCs as well as the Neighbourhood Watch personnel to intensify efforts in Community policing, also charged them to always give feed back to the people on the outcome of their meeting for the betterment of their people.

The representative of the State Ministry of Health, Mrs. Omowunmi George called the attention of the people to the deadly killer disease in the sub-region now, the Ebola virus disease and gave them tips on how to recognize the infected person and what to do in preventing the spread of the disease.

Mrs. George said the disease can be transmitted to fellow human being through physical contact with body fluid such as blood, urine, stool, saliva, breast milk and semen of an infected person adding that it can also be contacted through the washing of the dead body of an infected person or contact with corpse of an infected person.

She urged the people to reduce their contact with high risk animals including the eating of bush meat so as to prevent the spread of the disease.

George encouraged the observation of high level of personal hygiene by washing of hands with soap and water thoroughly and frequently especially after having contact with sick people.

She urged them not to hesitate to contact the Ministry of Health if they noticed any symptom of the disease in their area.

Also at the gathering was the representative of the Ministry of the Environment, Office of Drainage Service’s, Engr. Ayodele Kuku who solicited for the support of the Neighbourhood Watchers and the CDAs/CDCs in educating their people on the need to stop the unwholesome habit of dumping refuse in the drains and canals when its rain.

Engr. Kuku noted that the State will continue to enjoy flood free environment if the people play their parts by not blocking the right of way of water through the dumping of refuse in drains and canal or building on drainage channels.

She also implored the CDCs members to talk to their children and wards not to disturb the Ministry workers whenever they come around to clear the drainages and canals in their area while also urging them to call on their Ministry if they have any challenges as the Ministry will be quick to respond.

Also, present to educate and enlighten the CDAs and Neighbourhood watchers was the representative of the State Safety Commission, Mrs. Bisola Agboola who disclosed that her Agency was set up basically to ensure safety as a way of life in Lagos State.

She noted that her Agency has been doing this through public enlightenment and advocacy to schools both private and public, vocational centres, artisans, business community, construction and manufacturing sectors and all identified stakeholders with a view to enforcing the safety laws.

Others are the representative of the Lagos State Bureau of statistics under the Ministry of Economic Planning and Budget, and Representative of Medpro Global Resources.

Highlight of the meeting was the valedictory speech of the retiring Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Rural Development, Mr. Olatunde Agoro who will be retiring on the 5th of August, 2014.

He recounted the good services he rendered to the State in the last 34years and 8months with thanksgiving to the Almighty God for his faithfulness and mercy.

Firefire: Fashola is over-hyped.

His 2nd Term is a complete disaster

berem: longest time Pheesayor! Where the hell have you been?

berem: my bad! I promise to take pictures anytime I pass that area again. Anyone who knows Ejigbo very well will at least agree with me about what I am saying.

I am thinking of contacting a political editor of a newspaper who is a mentor to publish my story. Ejigbo people are really going through hell honestly.

slimfit1: Thank you for bringing up that issue, we know that our people are very dirty and it is a busy area get it covered.

slimfit1: Fashola and his substandard work sometimes.

pumapuma: Here's innjoo-i1s performance test I just read at mobility.ng

Sorry about the format, I am on Mobile phone


The InnJoo i1s arrived MOBILITY earlier
today, and right after setting it up, I ran the
usual benchmark tests to see how it
stacks up against the devices it is trying to
disrupt in the market. The specs of the i1s
pit it against devices like the Motorola
Moto G, Huawei Honor 3C and my
favourite in that class, the LG L90 D410.
All the devices the i1s is up against cost
N35,000 and above in the market here. At
N14,000, does the InnJoo i1s skimp on
performance? Have a look:
InnJoo
i1s Motorol
a Moto
G
Huawei
Honor
3C
LG L90
Dual
D410
Display
: 5.0
inches,
196
PPI.
Display:
4.5
inches,
325
PPI.
Gorilla
3
Display
: 5.0
inches,
293
PPI.
Display:
4.7
inches.
234
PPI.
Gorilla
2
1.3
GHz
quad-
core
Cortex-
A7
1.2
GHz
quad-
core
Cortex-
A7
1.3
GHz
quad-
core
Mediat
ek
1.2 GHz
quad-
core
Cortex-
A7
1 GB
RAM
1 GB
RAM
2 GB
RAM
1 GB
RAM
Androi
d 4.4
Kitkat
Android
4.4.2
Kitkat
Androi
d 4.2.2
Jelly
Bean
Android
4.4.2
Kitkat
with
Optimu
s 3 UI
5
megapi
xel
camera
with
LED
flash
5
megapi
xel
camera
with
LED
flash
8
megapi
xel
camera
with
LED
flash
8
megapi
xel
camera
with
LED
flash
8 GB
internal
storage
+
MicroS
D
8/16
GB
internal
storage
. No
external
8 GB
internal
storage
+
MicroS
D
8 GB
internal
storage
+
MicroS
D
1,900
mAh
battery
2,070
mAh
battery
2,600
mAh
battery
2,540
mAh
battery
AnTuT
u
Bench
mark:
17,998
AnTuTu
Bench
mark:
17,214
AnTuT
u
Bench
mark:
17,027
AnTuTu
Benchm
ark:
14,602
Quadra
nt
Bench
mark:
8,619
Quadra
nt
Bench
mark:
8,505
Quadra
nt
Bench
mark:
5,887
Quadra
nt
Benchm
ark:
8,275
N14,
000
N50,
000
N45,
000
N35,
000
Answer: Apparently not. For both Quadrant
and AnTuTu, the higher the scores, the
better the performance. The InnJoo
actually manges to edge out all the others
in both tests. In the few hours I have used
it, I haven’t noticed any performance
issues that suggest the above scores are
misleading. Remember that I have used all
three of the Moto G, Honor 3C and D410.
The i1s feels like it is right up there with
them in smoothness.
From the raw specs, the i1s appears to be
weaker than the rest of the bunch in the
areas of display (resolution and protection),
and battery capacity. Of course, I will have
more information about actual battery
performance after I have used the device
for a while. But even if those are its areas
of compromise, that wouldn’t be too bad.
Usually, a lower cost means that some
compromises exist somewhere.
But as far as performance is concerned, I
must say that the Innjoo i1s isn’t half bad
for a N14,000 smartphone. Not bad at all.
Wait! What am I saying? It is absolutely
fabulous!



http://mobility.ng/performance-tests-innjoo-i1s-versus-moto-g-honor-3c-and-l90/

chrisja: I should get mine by Tuesday or Wednesday

chrisja: Jumia Link: www./innjoo-i1s-black-126847.html?internal=true&wt_sm=ng.socialmedia.facebook.Mobile_Phones_MOBI_ALLC_MTPL.noadgroup.Innjoo_new&utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_term=FBS_NG_07-30-14_ELE_u_&utm_term=MOBI_ALLC_MTPL&utm_content=Innjoo_new&utm_campaign=Mobile_Phones_MOBI_ALLC_MTPL