Ghanaisdoomd:
Pain pain everywhere

lol ..obaawonidiot.

vaxx1:
The few minute in replying your quote easily fetch you out as a fraudster. You are yet to master this foolishness like your dad. ;

Fraud is embedded in their DNA. It's not necessary to create another moniker here to win arguments but the beast within is too strong for Obaboon. Next time he will create a Prince moniker and ask you to send him money.

Ghanaisdoomd:
Obaboon kill you there, idiot

How much $$ do you want to secure your inherited millions, Oba of Lagos?

gallivant:


Fraud is embedded in their DNA. It's not necessary to create another moniker here to win arguments but the beast within is too strong for Obaboon. Next time he will create a Prince moniker and ask you to send him money.

lol. you know it all...

Obaawonidiot actually think he is enagaing a slow-poke like him whose level of EDUCATION isn't beyond is father bedroom. And to top it all, he is not smart in playing his foolishness.

vaxx1:
lol. You are back to whom you are. If you like add four moniker, i will detect you obaawonidiot. Your desperation will only land you in jail

Obaaderemi has really put this guy in a bad condition. Sorry man, am not the cause of your desperation

obaaderemi:
Go argue with WHO? Too many Ghanaians are dying on the road.

WHO already told you
you live in a shithole

and your people are dying like flies

Ghanaisdoomd:
[s]Obaaderemi has really put this guy in a bad condition. Sorry man, am not the cause of your desperation[/s]

What i did to you and your dad is not enough right , you also want to drag your mom along right. Bring it on , you will cry for your mom just like you recently cry for your dad.

obaaderemi:
How can a tiny country like Ghana have such roads as this?
Wait! Is that a monkey or a man in the first picture?

i see two roads under construction
one good road with a flush flood and a storm drain

obaaderemi:
The werey is now calling you a "Wannabe".
He just admits you are somebody different. He is finished, I told you.

idiot , the wannabe there isn't for your dad, it is just for you trying to imitate Ghanaian whereas you are the same with obaawonidiot, Nigeria is doom and the new moniker you currently created.


Wannabe obaawonidiot.....

vaxx1:
What i did to you and your dad is not enough right , you also want to drag your mom along right. Bring it on , you will cry for your mom just like you recently cry for your dad.

You have already be beating by him not me

Ghanaisdoomd:
You have already be beating by him not me

obaawonidiot you are beaten up to stupor, you have to resurrect this moniker you created on the 18th of this MONTH to plead for mercy for dragging your dad into the mud . Now it seems you want your mom to also continue from where your dad stop.

obaaderemi post=78564573[s:
]So you put yourself through all this labour of typing something long because I asked you to? You really respect me,boy.[/s]

That is the power of inteligence which is far from your bloodline....

oh dear oh dear. you need a brain transplant stop talking like a fool. we all know everything in nigeria, including roads, are nothing to write home about. the zoo is fvcked up from top to bottom.

enjoy more of your beatiful roads in a country that produces 2.5 million barrels of oil daily, plus billions of scf of gas daily

is this a river or a road fuckeduppedness

[s]

obaaderemi:
How can a tiny country like Ghana have such roads as this?
Wait! Is that a monkey or a man in the first picture?

[/s]

fuckeeduppedness e hard ooo life in shitnigeria is worse than afghanistan the life of a cat in Europe is more valuable than the life of a nigerian

NIGERIA IS LIKE AFGHANISTAN, A COUNTRY HAUNTED BY THE BLOOD OF INNOCENTS, IT CAN’T MAKE PROGRESS
By
THEWILL_
-
April 3, 2019
The life of a cat in Europe is much more valuable and protected than the life of a Nigerian living in Nigeria. In fact, there is a European convention for the protection of pet animals. Article 3 of this convention states: “Nobody shall cause a pet animal unnecessary pain, suffering or distress. Nobody shall abandon a pet animal.”
Really, there is something revolting about a people with an abbreviated capacity for shock and action against government’s inertia. Since January there have been daily episodes of slaughter in Zamfara state. Even at the weekend, dozens of people were reported killed in the state. But sadly, there is no security plan to stop these unhinged killings.
A few months ago, more than 100 Nigerian soldiers were savagely massacred by Islamic State in West Africa. Some of these soldiers had young families. I recall one soldier who was said to be two-week old in matrimony, and another with a pregnant wife. Not a single officer in the leadership of the military took a fall or responsibility for this painful and embarrassing loss.
Currently, there is a propaganda video by Boko Haram showing its execution of Nigerian soldiers in circulation. This anomaly will continue because there is no consequence for incompetence here. And where there is no sanction for unmitigated incompetence, failure is normalised.
Last week, the president of Chad sacked the country’s military chief for the killing of 23 soldiers by Boko Haram. This is a country with far less fortune and capacity than Nigeria. But the difference is leadership. Everything rises and falls on leadership.
As a matter of fact, one thing that makes leaving Nigeria attractive is the unceasing executions – avoidable, careless, and ruthless deaths. The killing of Kolade Johnson in the unlikeliest of places is one of them. Citizens are killed daily and harassed by people who are paid to protect them. And the gnawing fact is that there is no penalty for these acts of moral turpitude.
Some weeks ago, the video of a customs officer shooting a man who allegedly refused to give him a bribe rippled on social media. Without a detailed investigation, the customs within the hour issued a statement defending and rationalising the killing. To date, nothing has come out of this case.
And the beat goes on until another citizen is cut down by the scythe of blood-hounding security agents.
Thinking spiritually, countries, where innocent blood flow freely in the streets cannot make progress with the wraiths hanging around them until the killings stop and justice done to the lost souls. A good example is Afghanistan.
It is really troubling. Death hovers everywhere. If you are not killed by those, who are supposed to protect you, you may be felled by the bullets of armed robbers, kidnappers, bandits or terrorists.
As it is now, there is a total collapse of security. And there is no plan, vision or remedy to this malaise. Depressingly, the government is insouciant and unresponsive.
Why is the security architecture still the same despite all these lapses? Why keep a team that is failing in its primary responsibility?
I know a security officer who is relocating his family to Lagos from the FCT. He says it will not be long before the insecurity in the north-west engulfs Abuja. And it is already happening with kidnappings here and there in the city.
I think, it is patriotic loving Nigeria, but it is wisdom to love it from abroad. Only the living can show patriotism.

PetroDollax:
fuckeeduppedness e hard ooo life in shitnigeria is worse than afghanistan the life of a cat in Europe is more valuable than the life of a nigerian

NIGERIA IS LIKE AFGHANISTAN, A COUNTRY HAUNTED BY THE BLOOD OF INNOCENTS, IT CAN’T MAKE PROGRESS
By
THEWILL_
-
April 3, 2019
The life of a cat in Europe is much more valuable and protected than the life of a Nigerian living in Nigeria. In fact, there is a European convention for the protection of pet animals. Article 3 of this convention states: “Nobody shall cause a pet animal unnecessary pain, suffering or distress. Nobody shall abandon a pet animal.”
Really, there is something revolting about a people with an abbreviated capacity for shock and action against government’s inertia. Since January there have been daily episodes of slaughter in Zamfara state. Even at the weekend, dozens of people were reported killed in the state. But sadly, there is no security plan to stop these unhinged killings.
A few months ago, more than 100 Nigerian soldiers were savagely massacred by Islamic State in West Africa. Some of these soldiers had young families. I recall one soldier who was said to be two-week old in matrimony, and another with a pregnant wife. Not a single officer in the leadership of the military took a fall or responsibility for this painful and embarrassing loss.
Currently, there is a propaganda video by Boko Haram showing its execution of Nigerian soldiers in circulation. This anomaly will continue because there is no consequence for incompetence here. And where there is no sanction for unmitigated incompetence, failure is normalised.
Last week, the president of Chad sacked the country’s military chief for the killing of 23 soldiers by Boko Haram. This is a country with far less fortune and capacity than Nigeria. But the difference is leadership. Everything rises and falls on leadership.
As a matter of fact, one thing that makes leaving Nigeria attractive is the unceasing executions – avoidable, careless, and ruthless deaths. The killing of Kolade Johnson in the unlikeliest of places is one of them. Citizens are killed daily and harassed by people who are paid to protect them. And the gnawing fact is that there is no penalty for these acts of moral turpitude.
Some weeks ago, the video of a customs officer shooting a man who allegedly refused to give him a bribe rippled on social media. Without a detailed investigation, the customs within the hour issued a statement defending and rationalising the killing. To date, nothing has come out of this case.
And the beat goes on until another citizen is cut down by the scythe of blood-hounding security agents.
Thinking spiritually, countries, where innocent blood flow freely in the streets cannot make progress with the wraiths hanging around them until the killings stop and justice done to the lost souls. A good example is Afghanistan.
It is really troubling. Death hovers everywhere. If you are not killed by those, who are supposed to protect you, you may be felled by the bullets of armed robbers, kidnappers, bandits or terrorists.
As it is now, there is a total collapse of security. And there is no plan, vision or remedy to this malaise. Depressingly, the government is insouciant and unresponsive.
Why is the security architecture still the same despite all these lapses? Why keep a team that is failing in its primary responsibility?
I know a security officer who is relocating his family to Lagos from the FCT. He says it will not be long before the insecurity in the north-west engulfs Abuja. And it is already happening with kidnappings here and there in the city.
I think, it is patriotic loving Nigeria, but it is wisdom to love it from abroad. Only the living can show patriotism.

Thunder don fire you idiot

fuckeduppedness nigerians are cannibals they kill and eat human beings look at what jukuns did to Tivs

i don't talk to certified fools thunder will fire you and your generation. Ediot! we are not mates so get off my mention, fool

Ghanaisdoomd:
Thunder don fire you idiot

I don't know if this has started in kibera yet but eko atlantic has just won over MICROSOFT.

so many companies rushing in and we a not even done yet. TERRIFIC




Guys study the canal system and also take a look by your left. That secured space is to house one hell of a MALL

Lagos skyline

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Lagos at night

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Lagos in all it glory and calmness

Lagos

Lagos shaaaa

Lagos

Na lagos b this oooooo

THIS IS NOT LIKE KONZA AND HOPE CITY. YOU CAN GO AND CONFIRM IT'S VALIDITY

Nigeria has finally stolen kenya and ghana's dream.
O di t even know that this was on...Another smart city again


Abuja Technology Village Will Boost National Development’
By editor - 3 months ago


By Emma Okonji

South Korean Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. In-tae Lee, has described as impressive, the federal government’s Abuja Smart City Master plan, designed by the Ministry of Communications to develop Abuja Technology Village.

Lee, stated this recently in Abuja, when he led a team of South Korean communications experts on a courtesy visit to the Minister of Communications, Dr. Adebayo Shittu, in his office.


“I was so impressed when I got acquainted with the Abuja Technology Village. It makes me appreciate the minister for developing Nigeria’s culture through ICT Technology,” Lee said.

The purpose of the visit, according to the Ambassador, was to introduce the new Director for Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Woo Chan Chang, following the tenure expiration of his predecessor, Sook Hyun, after three years of successful service in Nigeria.

In a farewell message to the federal government, the outgoing KOICA Director, Sook Hyun, expressed deep appreciation to the Ministry of Communications for creating an enabling environment which made her work very successful in Nigeria.

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Similarly, the incoming KOICA Director, Woo Chan Chang, pledged to build on the solid foundation already laid by his predecessor, to ensure his agency partners with the federal government to advance the cause of e-government in Nigeria.

In his address at the meeting, the minister said: “In the ICT Sector, there is no country that beats South Korea in terms of commitments to extend the hands of fellowship towards developing Nigeria.

“Nobody has made the huge donations your country has made and is still making in this sector; it has not only established a physical academy here but has tremendously trained a significant number of civil servants in Korea.” Adebayo stated.


According to him, a partnership with the Korean government has yielded great fortunes with landmark achievements of stakeholders to build a well-equipped edifice aimed for training more civil servants in ICT with the approval of the federal government.

Adebayo, wished the embassy more successes, as they continue to strive harder for the growth of the country as well as in their collaborative quest to develop less developed partner countries.

https://allafrica.com/stories/201905200865.html

Kazikazi

A shame that you are on 3G in Lagos!

samorobo:
Lagos shaaaa