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ASUU = APC FG should either privatize all her Universities or consession to private managers. Most Nigerians do not even know that all the Havards, Oxfords, Cambridges ets ARE PRIVATELY OWNED. |
As Nigeria turns 53 today,most of us have conflicting views on the roles played by Lord Lugard and his then concubine Flora Shaw. For those who dont know,Lord Lugard was the British Governor- General that amalgamated Northern and Southern Nigeria. Brought us together to form one country. Flora Shaw on the other hand was a 'runz girl' that became Lugard's babe(and eventual wife)-she is the one that coined the name NIGERIA from the words Niger area. So,let's assume that Lord Lugard and Flora Shaw are now somewhere in heaven (or hell) but with access to Nairaland- As a Nigerian and as we celebrate our 53rd independence and 100 years of amalgamation, WHAT WOULD U LIkE TO SAY TO MR & MRS LUGARD? |
Mr President was also spot on about CORRUPTION. Countries like Russia, India and Indonesia have ridiculous rates of corruption but are still making great economic progress. Infrastructures and access to finance is key. If a corrupt Nigerian builds a power plant (with stolen money) that employs thousands and provides constant electricity will anybody complain? Some Nigerians are just looking for sweet talking bravadoish Messiahs that end up achieving very little. |
The media chat was EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE. Most Gej haters are hypocrites and semi-lunatics; they are quick to support the likes of Buhari and Tinubu regardless of the fact that both leaders have the worst oratory (English) skills in Nigeria's leadership history. Gej during the media chat broke down his questions to pieces and showed intense humility. One of the panelist (the northerner) even castigated Gej on ASUU when he remarked "Nigerians didnot vote for ASUU, they voted for you". But GEJ calmly responsed and dropped a poser questioning why state-owned universities should also be on strike,since the FG is not directly responsible for state universities. Gej is probably one of Nigeria's best leaders and his performance in the last 3years dwarfs Obj's 8 years in many MANY aspects. Take it or leave it. |
Several anti-GEJ individuals have commenced an online movement designed to discredit President Goodluck Jonathan's recent Media chat. Many of these E-warriors did not even watch the programme. ASUU has probably become very jittery as we speak,especially their state chapters. GEJ had a great media chat with very down-to-earth answers to complex questions. Even the panelists who started off with fire (especially the Northern guy) were eventually overwhelmed by Mr President, Some APC E-warriors are now busy trying to suggest that the Media chat was scripted. They are also trying to make an issue out of the Presidents' remarks on Shekau's death. As if there was a better answer. |
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[quote author=madam_oringo]What is stopping you since you have the idea and the drive to do it?? Were Kingsway, Leventis, etc Nigerian-owned and ideas? Stop trying to be smart. So if you have not created even a mom and pop store, we should wait until the date you or some Nigerian will invest 1 B in the retail sector of the economy? Well, it is the same thing! I live here and store chains from Europe are here just as store chains from America are in Europe, Asia, etc. Or you want Dangote and Adenuga to go and open a retail outlet again? How many business must they do to please you? You too go and start something and I am sure Adenuga and Dangote will have no problems buying things from your "Shoprite".[/quote]Oh don't be silly woman (or man)! If u were smart enough u'd remember that companies like Kingsway, Leventis and co were bound by Nigeria's 'indigenization decree' of the 70s/80s making it mandatory for Nigerians to own majority stakes in such companies. How old r u sef? Also, i am a consumer,not an investor and i have the right to express my views. Just like u have the right to hate or love certain songs or movies even tho u cant sing or act to save ur life, I NEVER proposed that international brands like Shoprite should be chased away from Nigeria- I only suggested the emergence of big Nigerian retail brands to also come in and compete like u have in which ever western nation u claim to reside in. Nairalanders sha... |
My only anger is why Nigerian investors and the government have not taken it upon themselves to develope a Nigerian -owned big retail brand. Look at us Nigerians getting excited about having a South African owned retail outlet opening shop at our respective cities. Kinda shameful if u ask me. During my childhood days there was the likes of Kingsway, Leventis and Utc...i think. |
Blackberry was operating at a loss but still went ahead to produce the z10. The opening of a second Shoprite in Ibadan less than 5months after the first one simply shows that both malls were conceptualized at the same time-and construction was probably going on simultaneously. If truly Bodija Mall has been experiencing low patronage,u dont expect the mgt of Shoprite to now abandon the Ring road Mall already advanced in construction. As a business entity Shoprite can only hope that its visibility studies on Ibadan pays off on the longrun. It's too early to praise or condemn Ibadan-however with its size and proximity to lagos,surely expectations should be very high. |
The Bbc hausa service first broke the news yesterday that they had recieved an authentic new video suggesting that Boko Haram's leader Shekau was still alive. The BBC hausa service is yet to provide a link for the said video. Especially when it became obvious that the said video was actually an audio message. Is BBC (or its Hausa service staff) being recruited by Boko Haram to help discredit the JTF and the Nigerian govt's war against terror? |
The Bbc hausa service first broke the news yesterday that they had a new video suggesting that Boko Haram's leader Shekau was still alive. The BBC hausa service is yet to provide a link for the said video. Especially when it became obvious that the said video was actually an audio message. Is BBC (or its Hausa service staff) being recruited by Boko Haram to help discredit the JTF and the Nigerian govt's war against terror? |
Fellow Nairalanders, Yesterdays breaking news that Boko Haram's leader Shekau was still alive via a new video has turned me into a Youtube scavenger. I have checked everywhere online but i haven't seen any video. The closest i saw was a still video showing his picture with an audio message in the background. Please i want to believe that this is not the video BBC hausa service was talking about. Anyone with links to the authentic video? |
Early stages of Parkinson's can be controlled with certain powerful drugs but these drugs' potency varies based on peoples peculiar body structure. Methinks Tinubu's health managers are scouting and testing several drugs that can control Tinubu's early Parkinson's condition. Regardless,all i've been asking for is a recent video recording of Tinubu SPEAKING to his fans and critics,only then will i assess him and determine his true condition. I know this picture is already giving 'Gbawe and co' a hard'on,unfortunately its not yet Uhuru. Once a potent Parkinson's control drug suitable to Asiwaju's body is found,only then will his managers allow him visit Nigeria but i doubt if he'll be staying for long, Cos Parkinson's constantly develops resistances to its control drugs and stronger variants will have to be administered. Believe it or not,i do wish Tinubu well,but APC is just as deceptive as the PDP with regards to concealing the true health status of their leading Political figures. |
The OP is a sick liar; Seun and his Nairaland moderators should be very careful before publishing sensitive materials like this on Nairaland's front page. |
Anyone watching the Port Harcourt International fashion week now on Channels TV? In addition to the typical poor broadcast quality of the live event, Gov Rotimi Amaechi was called upon to declare the catwalk segement open. To the utmost dis-taste and dissappointment of most guests at the event,Gov Amaechi came on stage and began a monologue on his unpleasant political issues. Why should a governor do this at a fashion show? |
U know this picture does not prove anything. People suffering from early Parkinson's can still pose in front of camera and smile. Why can't APC produce a short video clip with Tinubu personally addressing his fans and supporters? In fact i suspect the true state of Tinubu's health is being hidden from Fashola,just to prevent him from hijacking APCs structures in Lagos. Make we dey look sha. |
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And yet there's no Chocolate factory in Nigeria. We still import Mars, Bounty, Snickers and the likes. |
Gbawe: This is not the first time this same OP has released this same pathetic housewives tale. There has been official rebuttal to it on Nairaland (same as I reproduce below) after the OP posted this same tripe from the same news source only fit to be used as toilet paper. OP would not have missed that rebuttal which confirms that Tinubu is fine and in good health.@Gbawe, shame on you and ur fellow hypocrites. Why must an APC chairman in Lagos be the one to tell us that Tinubu is hale and hearty? Afterall,u people said that Asiwaju went for an OPERATION on his KNEECAP and not on his brain or mouth. So what stops Tinubu from personally refuting his rumored illness though numerous media platforms,even if na Youtube. Since his 'kneecap' is hurting, he doesnt need to stand up. Let Tinubu sit on a chair and use his own mouth to deny suffering from Parkinson's disease-then i will believe. Rubbish! Bunch of shameless hypocrites. Tinubu may indeed not be suffering for Parkinson's disease, but he is surely suffering from a serious illness beyond his KNEECAP. Perhaps cancer of the bone marrow. |
Mike Ozekhome and Daniel Oikhena: The 'Edo' Apc conspiracy. For the past couple of weeks, i was one of those that prayed for Human Right activists Mike Ozekhome's release from the hands of his abductors. Somehow, I knew he was going to be released; kidnappers DON’T kill big men unless they are paid assassins. For the fact that Mike Ozekhome was not killed during the fracas surrounding his kidnap, it was obvious that he would make it alive. After Mike Ozekhome's release and subsequent press conference about his experience, I was taken aback by some of the statements credited to him. I saw a Mike Ozekhome displaying subtle symptoms of Stockholm syndrome. For those of us who don’t know, Stockholm syndrome is a scenario where a victim starts to develop some form of love, loyalty and solidarity with their abductors over a long period of captivity. The excerpts below credited to Mike Ozekhome on the Vanguard newspaper have elicited a kind of distaste and paranoia in my subconscious about the entire unfortunate event. According to Mike Ozekhome. “The kidnappers vowed to make the country ungovernable in 2015 because they said they will show their true colours and that they are ready for the politicians. They told me that because of what they read about me, I should go and not stop in the fight for the masses. On two occasions I took ill while in captivity and on those occasions doctors who wore hoods were brought in to treat me and I was given injections at some point” "He, therefore, called on the Federal Government to grant amnesty to all kidnappers in the country, saying that “they (kidnappers) said if they are assured of their freedom they will drop their guns.” “What describes Nigeria is a geographical expression, we never agreed to come together as one country. There is a devolution of power in a true Federalism, but in Nigeria power flows from the top to below. How many times have we seen President Obama inviting the governors of the states to a meeting. We must tame corruption before it kills us as a people. Corruption is the richest state in Nigeria. We must confront it frontally”. After going through these excerpts credited to Mike Ozekhome,I just couldn't help but wonder if his ordeal was not politically stage managed-sort of. I become very upset when criminals start to give foolish excuses for their evil actions, many times blaming the country's economic situation. Unemployment has been around in Nigeria for decades, with thousands, if not millions of graduates jobless. If we all decide to carry guns and kidnap the next person, who go remain for Nigeria? In spite of our precarious situation in Nigeria, are we not surrounded with several success stories of young men and women that started out with little opportunities but are now on top of their chosen career? These examples can be found in various sectors such as banking, sports, entertainment, infotech, culinary and so on. Last year, a close relative of mine subscribed to Federal Governments’ YouWIN scheme and was shortlisted, without knowing any godfather in Abuja. How many of these kidnappers will even be willing to subscribe to governments Agricultural transformation programmes? Before making statements such as these, Mike Ozekhome should have asked himself, "The police officers that were killed by these kidnappers, where they not poor people too? Have these kidnappers not succeeded in spreading poverty and hardship to the families and dependants of the slained policemen." And what does ‘2015 elections’ have to do with anything? I am bothered and worried, with several conspiracy theories starting to tick in my head. The other day, a teenager from a 'poor' family found his way into the tyre compartment of a Lagos bound Arik flight from Benin Airport. Ricky Daniel Oikhena during interrogation claimed that he thought the Aircraft was US bound. Like seriously? It seems our security operatives are not asking the right questions. A poor boy that has never boarded an aircraft before finds his way into a planes’ tyre compartment...just like that? Do they seriously want us to believe that this boy did not have any external help? How come selected members of civil society and even some opposition (APC)governors are falling over themselves to adopt and train our stowaway kid, making him look like some kind of a hero? Maybe watching too many Hollywood movies has messed up my head, but if you'd ask me, I’d say the stowaway saga was just a dress rehearsal for a major aviation terrorist/hostage attack that may occur between now and 2015. With Kidnappers telling Mike Ozekhome (also an opposition figure) that hell would be ignited in Nigeria by 2015, and all this occurring in the same Edo state axis, can you blame me for being paranoid? Is anyone feeling my conspiracy theory or do I belong to Yaba-left? ![]() |
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pheesayor: I stepped out for lunch and decided to take pictures of a portion of the said "borno road". This is off alagomeji bus stop on muritala mohammed road. If this thread isn't out of mischief, I wonder what else it can beOh don't be silly my brother (or sister). When a major road or street is defined as 'bad' it doesn't mean that every centimetre stretch of the road must be riddled with potholes. Ofcourse there'll always be good portions. But from ur vicinity start strolling down from Alagomeji junction all the way down to Oyingbo area and tell us what u see. |
mbulela: That is a politically biased statement that does not hold water. The truth of the matter is that the resources of the govt is limited and the needs (not just wants) of the state far outstrip it. BRF has taxed the people to the max and their is a limit to wish you can increase IGR yet the money no reach. i will like the electorates to keep highlighting all these bad areas to keep the govt on their toes but to say that political affiliation is the reason why such roads remain undone is simplistic and childish. It is like the alleged ant-igbo agenda in Okota and FESTAC.Anyone that doubts the allegaton of intentional marginalization should visit Borno way. Just 500 meters away from this pictured spot towards Post office area,there's a street called Abeokuta street. It links Murtala Mohammed way to Herbert Macaulay way cutting through Borno way. 'Abeokuta street' was recently reconstructed from scratch-and it wasn't even this bad. Guess what? A few ACN chieftains live on Abeoukuta street. Please,just go out there and verify,no need to defend or insult anybody on this thread. |
Anyone that doubts the allegaton of intentional marginalization should visit Borno way. Just 500 meters away from this pictured spot towards Post office area,there's a street called Abeokuta street. It links Murtala Mohammed way to Herbert Macaulay way cutting through Borno way. 'Abeokuta street' was recently reconstructed from scratch. Guess what? A few ACN chieftains live on Abeoukuta street. Please,just go out there and verify,no need to defend or insult anybody on this thread. |
Borno way located in the Ebute Metta East Area of Lagos state is one of the most prominent roads on the Lagos mainland. Borno way was constructed to taste during the Jakande administration,well paved with side walks and street lights. Subsequent military administrations ensured that the road was well maintained,up until 1999. Borno way is an inner road that connects the famous Oyingbo market with several prime locations such as Adekunle, Alagomeji , down to Sabo,Yaba. Several businesses and middle class residential apartments are located along Borno way. Unfortunately,the current state of 'Borno way' starting from Oyingbo axis down to Adekunle will definitely bring tears to the eyes of long time residents of that area. Many residents allege that Borno way (a state government road) is being punished because it's located within a PDP stronghold part of Lagos. The gist is that during Governor Tinubu's first term between 1999 and 2003,he had initiated the rehabilitation of Borno way but in 2003 people of that area voted massively for PDP during the 2003 elections and have remained punished and abandoned ever since. A top AD local chieftain is quoted to have declared (in 2003) that the AD would teach 'Borno way people' a bitter lesson. So,is this it? Here are some pictures...
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JTF/NIGERIA is winning the war against Boko Haram. From the look of things Abubakar Shekau is really dead. Most of his fighters have been confined to Northern Borno with rogue members committing isolated attacks in Yobe, Kano and Northern Kaduna. GEJ has dealt a crushing blow to terrorism as he single handedly built a Nigerian anti-terrorism structure from scratch. This is probably why most of the real sponsors of Boko Haram got frustrated and decided to form 'New PDP'. LOL |
torkaka: the last I checked, jona has been the one begging since sundayU saw him begging? On the pages of newspapers? |
LOL...now i truly believe that Boko Haram's Abubakar Shekau is dead. His sponsors have failed in using Boko Haram to frustrate GEJ. GEJ has destroyed Boko Haram,the left overs are now a rag tag army of cannibals that r now killing their own people. The new PDP faction is now running up and down looking for court injunctions and all...no more ideas. They only succeeded is exposing their intentions too early and have given GEJ enough time to deal with them. There's going to be a realignment of forces that will shock many Nigerians. |
Hope this helps: 1. Royal Niger Company (UAC) 2. Barclay's Bank (first bank) 3. Robin Blue 4. Morning Rose powder. 5. Sloan's ointment. 6. Rubb 7. Maclean's toothpaste 8. Colgate tooth paste 9. John Holts 10. Coca cola 11. Samsonite suitcase 12. Portmanto suitcase 13. Dunlop slippers 14. Gala 15. Blue band 16. Lifebuoy soap 17. Maggi cube 18. Vim 19. Singer sowing machine 20. Caterpiller trucks 21. Uncle Ben's Rice 22. Pepsodent 23. Pepsi 24. Stockfish 25. Hazel (white) singlet and pants 26. Honda & Suzuki motorcycles 27. Milton liquid sterilizer 28. Nido milk 29. Bengay ointment. 30. Titus sardine 31. Vaseline 32. Bourvita 33. I don try abeg! |
[size=14pt]We are in 2013,the next election is in 2015...the PDP it does seem actually wants these people to leave their fold so that the party can rebuild its rank before 2015. IMO Did you all notice that Zamfara and Kebbi (NW) is still with the main PDP? Kaduna, Bauchi, Katsina,Benue,Plateau,Kogi,Taraba,Gombe are still in the main PDP. if GEJ wins in these limited Northern/Central states, clears South East/South South, grabs a huge piece in Ondo and Lagos states plus FCT, him never win 2015 election finish? Abeg people help me analyze this o[/size] |
