₦airaland Forum

gimakon2:
Says someone who hasn't crossed oyo state before.

meobizy:
Winter in Jamaica? It’s a lie. Jamaica is as tropical as Rivers State.

1stGenAmerican:
No, the US

meobizy:
In Jamaica? It’s a lie.

meobizy:
Why would I leave a hot country to visit a place with the same climate? Tufia.

1stGenAmerican:
I love Jamaica and it’s beautiful clean beaches! My last visit was to MoBay and my next will be to Ocho Rios.

Kuruptnigga:
Let me show you something about Abuja

Propsvilla:
That is applicable in Corporate governance and not political Leadership. It is not even feasible. The solution to Nigeria's problem is decentralization of power from Center to the regions. That is a full scale restructuring, implementation of fiscal federalism and having a strong regional Governments. The problem here is that we all know the solution to our problem but the regions that feels they won't benefit are holding other regions to Ransome.

Yankee101:
One of the things buhari has been accused of is the slow pace of decision making
Boards take longer to decide on critical issues. That’s why there’s a CEO even though there’s a board

Kuruptnigga:
Beautiful though. But my Abuja beat this place sha

thebosstrevor1:
A committee lol see communism at its peak

Yankee101:
That will be worse

veeceesynergy:
A Board of Directors has a Chairman who indirectly will still be d 'President'

Cousin9999:
And you've come to this conclusion based on what?

The only country that certainly has this problem is DR, but plenty of black people still vacation there.

sogodihno:
Tinubu has more structure than Osibanjo, it is just logical that he step down for someone stronger, except he want to be a spoiler, Buhari is not supporting him, so, what advantage does he have exactly?

Two Ghanaians among seven West Africans who refused to surrender to immigration authorities three months ago are now behind bars.

Alfred Kwasi Acheampong, 36, and Patrick Ofori-Berko, 24, were captured recently during a police operation, according to a Barbados website, Nation News.

Both fugitives have since been detained at HMP Dodds, St Philip.
The publication quotes Chief Immigration Officer Gilbert Greaves as saying that no charges would be brought against the two, however they would be kept 'in a safe and secure environment until we can find the others and make arrangements for them to return to their homeland".

The remaining five wanted men, who were part of an original 80 West Africans who arrived in Barbados in February for a cultural two-week visit, but were left stranded after their chartered Ghana International Airlines plane failed to return for them.

dasparrow:
Beautiful. The country reminds me of Nigeria in many ways although Jamaica has no killer Fulani Herdsmen thankfully.

Bifwoli:
Nice pictures but Jamaica can be very violent too with high crime and lots of inequality. Most Jamaicans can't even afford those homes.