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 Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 11:45pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
manny4life:Are they hot? Hotter than Ileke? Ileke is kinda on the heavy side though. |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 11:44pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
pslm23:You live in Haldon or AC? |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 11:40pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=744741.msg9016972#msg9016972 date=1314398159]they're on piranhas now. the things sunk a whole boat and ate about 8 or so people. the women put on bikinis to make themselves easier to eat perhaps? didnt quite get the logic there since the men were fully dressed.[/quote]Get a life Tpia. And a Job too Who watches TV in this age and time. Anyway, the hurricane is about to put an end to all of this Your mother made a grave mistake to not have aborted your unplanned pregnancy. You are what you are today, watching TV like a bum, because God has no plan and purpose for your life. I wouldnt want to be you Tpiah. |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 11:34pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
merge:Still searching for a hubby? Are you still menstruating? Post a picture of yourself? Who is hotter, you or BABE!? |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 11:30pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
merge:Are you hot? Why are you on NL? Looking for a husband? Are you > 30 yrs old? When was your LMP? |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 11:29pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=BABE! link=topic=744765.msg9016922#msg9016922 date=1314397660]Well, she's gone. Gone for Good. See the way they were suffocating the babe, On top Criteria. I'm Yoruba, and I don't yab guys that approach me. Quit generalizing. How hard is that? So, you're even married. Se iyawo yin yab yin when you toasted her? [/quote]We need to talk for real! When is we talking Babe? Dont yab me please |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Messi Has Won Inaugural Uefa Best Player In Europe Award For 2011. Congrat by premechaz: 11:26pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
Jarus:What a moronic way of thinking! Lemme guess, you used to be the kid on the sideline cheering your mates playing football. It doesnt seem as if you know what football is all about Messi is no where as good as Ronaldo. he is lucky to be in Barcelona. Xavi is the hero at Barcelona. Without Xavi, Barcelona collapses. |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 11:09pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
Babe mi, Whajjuping? |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 11:08pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=yaya:9ja link=topic=744741.msg9016226#msg9016226 date=1314389205]my family and i ave prepared, we have got food, flashlights and other stuffs but my only problem is the construction of the building i live in(the house is old)  , i dont no where to run to PS: Are you hot? |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 11:06pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=744741.msg9016401#msg9016401 date=1314391579]The shark movie marathon on sci fi isnt really helping releive tension sha.[/quote]Hopefully we will never see you again after the hurricane. Enjoy the other side of life Tpia. We wont miss you though. Good riddance to ugly rubbish! |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 6:44am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=744765.msg9009925#msg9009925 date=1314337163]what a clown[/quote]Jenifa, seriously, what do you do? English teacher? I may be clowning here, but trust me, I can take care of you wella. You dont even have to work. Just look good and prepare my food. Not too much to ask for, NO? Seriously, what do you do and where do you live? Je ka so oro si ibi ti oro wa, omo ele.  |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 6:41am On Aug 26, 2011 |
rareman:Dont mind Jenifa and flip-flopper Ekt bear, they live in Obodo-oyinbo with no idea of what they are talking about. i really get mad when people in the diaspora act as if they actually feel the pain of us living in Nigeria. I dont care if the govt sells NEPA/PHCN to Pablo Escobar or the Supreme Team, I just want light. Thats all. |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 6:36am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=744765.msg9009907#msg9009907 date=1314336789]have you ever seen a naija woman playing hard to get for a rich or successful man? besides if you are taking about the UK or US most of those women are single at 33 are that way for a reason. If you look at their black american and carribean counterparts you will notice that most are unmarried as well. only difference is that they are more likely to be baby mamas while nigerian women are less likely to be baby mamas. just speaking from my own perspective as a female and some of the guys I meet. I personally WILL NOT play hard to get for a financially stable, disciplined and responsible guy who looks like a marriage material. but such guys are so rare. most of the guys out there are irresponsible and just looking for a ride. and i'll really rather be a professionally successful single at 33 than be a baby mama for a useless fool. trust me, if u are professionally ok, with a good head on your shoulders, you will have absolutely no problem with most naija women. just that such guys are rare nowadays. does that answer your question?[/quote]That is true. I get enough chicks but they are all looking to settle down while me i just wan chop and clean mouth. Jenifer, what do you do? |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 6:33am On Aug 26, 2011 |
davidylan:Well, people have actually died from earthquakes of lesser magnitude: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquakes_in_2011 But I survived it, just as how fiddy survived three gunshots. Now it's clear that I'm here, for a real reason  |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 6:27am On Aug 26, 2011 |
^^^ This is all about money. How many local investors can raise $100 billion Remember, even for the GSm, Adenuga could not raise ordinary 120 million dollars, at least not as fast as MTN and Econet |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 6:25am On Aug 26, 2011 |
^^^ WHo cares i will be here in Long island with my $10,000 escort. Irene is free to join us for a t/h/r/e/e-/s/o/m/e. |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 6:22am On Aug 26, 2011 |
davidylan:Too bad, the earthquake didnt give you enough ifase. Oloshi |
| Politics › Re: Hurricane Irene Alert For Nairalanders In US by premechaz: 6:21am On Aug 26, 2011 |
I survived the earthquake, I can survive Irene |
| Business › Re: CAN Plans Christian Banking After Swedish Model by premechaz: 6:17am On Aug 26, 2011 |
Dr Akingbola is the Madoff of Nigerian banking, a crook who brazenly diverted funds to his wife’s companies while emasculating all his top management executives. He hides behind the cloak of religiosity using his “Christian” carapace to fool members of the public. He has decimated an institution by refusing to hire competent managers and allowing parochial ethnic and religious considerations to influence key judgements. Even junior staffers of the bank are taught that the bank is built on Jesus and cannot be "pulled down" by detractors. This sort of shallow thinking encourages sloth and inefficiency. How can managers be effective when they are not held accountable for their actions?All these things are well known in Nigeria. Intercontinental is a christian institution. period. |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 6:13am On Aug 26, 2011 |
@Jenifa, Stop bringing Brazil into this. The investors are Brazillians, different from the state of Brazil. Think Arent you the one with a an English degree from an HBCU? Gosh |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 6:11am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=744713.msg9009843#msg9009843 date=1314335385]That's a good point and my fear. If we mess up for any reason we are doomed. I'm pretty sure Russia also has large stakes with the UK as well. esp with the collapse of soviet union. so Russia also would be wary of messing with UK. In the case of Nigeria, I don't see any stake Brazil has with us. besides, this won't be the first time we will invite foreign firms to take over our industries. things haven't been always successful in the past. I think Nigeria should negotiate the deal so that even if Brazil wants to invest in it, we should have a large stake in it as well so that it is not 100% brazil owned.[/quote]The $100 Billion investment. You think they would like to see it go to waste? Are you trolling? |
| Business › Re: CAN Plans Christian Banking After Swedish Model by premechaz: 6:09am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=744832.msg9009837#msg9009837 date=1314335176]Demonstrate that he only hired Christians, lent money according to Christian principles, etc before you call it a Christian bank.[/quote]He has alluded to something like this in the past, on TV. But hey, Business week baby! Anyway, Christianity is a fairly fragmented religion. Saying "Christian" bank wouldn't even mean much. Are you saying that as a Catholic he was biased in favor of Catholics? Or only hired other Jehovah's Witnesses?Now we are now shifting the goal post?  I tell ya, Kobo has nothing on you. |
| Business › Re: CAN Plans Christian Banking After Swedish Model by premechaz: 6:04am On Aug 26, 2011 |
We gathered that top banker confessed recently that most of the things he reads in the Bible help him to run the bank. Also, we gathered that doesn't joke with Redeemed Church activates. For instance, he goes to church on Saturdays for Sunday school review and ministers meeting. On Sundays, he leaves his home for church by 6:30am to start workers meeting. Thereafter, he attends kiddies Sunday school. After that, he goes back to school till 1pm. Then he comes back for evening service. He also travels across the world preaching and winning souls for Christ |
| Business › Re: CAN Plans Christian Banking After Swedish Model by premechaz: 6:01am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=744832.msg9009802#msg9009802 date=1314334484]Here is the man's profile from Business Week: http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/people/person.asp?personId=26253126&ticker=INTERCON:NL So by virtue of this man also being a pastor at his church, something part of his PRIVATE LIFE, then the company he happens to be MD of becomes a Christian bank? Na wa o Supposedly 70% or so of students are failing WAEC. . . I am starting to understand why[/quote]Funny. What else do you know about Akingbola. You get your information from Business Week. I get my information from knowing people working at Intercontinental, his radio station, and from people close to him. Obviously, I am not the only one taking this position. If only you would sit back and try to understand things the Nigerian way. You look at everything from the US POV. And yes, without mincing words, Intercontinental is a Christian bank. |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 5:55am On Aug 26, 2011 |
efisher:It is still the same as having one company doing it all. The US does it that way because each state runs her own affair. In Nigeria, the fed govt is in charge. So the states have no say on this. NEPA is owned by the feds. Think before posting |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 5:53am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=744713.msg9009769#msg9009769 date=1314334015]I guess ekt bear answered the question.[/quote]you said something about erecting new poles, could you pleas re-post it? Obviously, you have no idea what you are talking about. erecting poles is not the only way you transmit electricity. Do some google search my dear |
| Business › Re: CAN Plans Christian Banking After Swedish Model by premechaz: 5:48am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=744832.msg9009742#msg9009742 date=1314333422]Either I'm inconsistent, or you are too stvpid to understand the point being made. One of the two.[/quote]So you dont think Akingbola heading Intercontinental makes intercontinental a christian bank? It is obvious i am too stvpid to understand what is being made. |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 5:44am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=744713.msg9009707#msg9009707 date=1314332298]It doesn't really matter what the people think. people will always think for their short term pockets.[/quote]Democracy is the govt of the people. You do what the people want, No? but govt should be more concerned about national security rather than just some middle and upper class folks. govt main purpose is to protect national interest. that's what they are elected for.How is this a matter of national interest? This is electricity generation, the old way. We are not talking of nuclear reactors here. Shell already controls the govt, or did you not read those Wikileak expose. I see nothing wrong with bringing the Brazilians on board. two brains are better than one. The more people /overseas company controlling our confused leaders, the better fro us. ' as you have seen from ppl's post, PHCN not worth up to 5 billion.Who cares what ediots here have to say. Some of them have not been to Nigeria since they were exiled from birth. Most left after failing their JS3 exams in Lagos. I dont care about their opinion. The same mentality caused us to sell our GSM license for peanuts when we could have made some good killing. Now MTN, Etiasalat et all are reaping where they did not sow. And yes, if you have the intellect to do the cost analysis, you'd realize that NEPA is worth that much, at least it is worth $50 billion would you also support privatization of water supply?Absolutely, if it would lead to better supply of clean and portable water to many a Nigerian currently with no access to clean water. to a foreign firm?Yes. They are already here. If we can import our rice from Asia, spending $1 billion on rice importation in 2010, what is wrong with doing the something with water supply. The Zimbabweans in charge of milk production in Kwara are all white, what is wrong with foreigners making our life better? and what happens when that country gets mad at us. we thirst to death?We are not selling to Brazil. We are selling to a Brazilian firm/ Brazilians. This is strictly business and it has nothing to do with national security. the govt will not just hand off the power sector to them, the ministry of power will still perform some oversight functions anyway this is my last comment on this issue with you. I think I have made my point clear.You have said nothing so far. You are bereft of original ideas unfortunately. |
| Business › Re: A Brazilian Company Offers To Buy PHCN For $100 Billion by premechaz: 5:06am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=744713.msg9009637#msg9009637 date=1314330544]How do you guys trivialize these matters so? Countries go to war with each other over stuff like this (ie US and Iraq conflict mostly has to do with the fact that Iraq refused to privatize it's oil industry) how can you even compare apple to pchn?  one is more strictly economical. the other is more political/ national interest. the 100 billion price tag is that way for a reason. controlling a country's energy supply is much more than just the money. In fact, there shouldn't be a price tag on it if our govt is sensible at all.[/quote]What do you know about NEPA? Do you know how much the govt spends on it? Do you know how inefficient that piece of shyyt is? Do you know that how dilapidated the equipments are? Do you that people are left in darkness for years, just because their transformer broke down and the govt does not have money to repair/buy new ones. I bet ya, that the people in Nigeria, who are in perpetual darkness dont care if NEPA is being sold to Brazilians, Americans or drug dealers. All they want is light. And I dont think that is too much to ask for. If it will take a Brazilian to provide constant electricity, so be it. NEPA is draining a lot of fund, you have no idea how much is spent on a yearly basis on NEPA. The power sector is characterized by high energy losses (about 30-35% from generation to billings), a low collection rate (in the range of 75-80%), and low access to electricity by the populace (about 36%). Inadequate tariffs and gross inefficiencies in operations over the years have led to inadequate internal cash generation. The utility is heavily dependent on fuel subsidies and funding of capital projects by the Government. In 2000, the Government financial support to NEPA amounted to about US$400 million, or 13% of the total FGN capital budget. NEPA's unmet debt service obligations through 2000 amount to about N40.5 billion (about US$396 million equivalent). We cant continue like this. I say Viva la Brazillians PS: In 2004 alone, we spent N54 billion on NEPA. This is not sustainable. |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 4:56am On Aug 26, 2011 |
^^^ And i know G4 pilots on a first name basis. |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Women Like To Play Hard To Get? by premechaz: 4:55am On Aug 26, 2011 |
[quote author=BABE! link=topic=744765.msg9009644#msg9009644 date=1314330842]Quick question: Are you well to do? #Justasking.[/quote]I am well to do. I drive a BMW, spend 10000 dolls on escort. What else do you need Babe? |
