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This Sowore of a guy is just constituting a nuisance to society. |
mrsage:Abi o. Bros. Forget all this ''I'm doing ashi work because of this and that.'' Ashis work as ashis because they love having sex, plus they get paid for it. That's a dream profession. Getting paid to do what you LOVE doing. Even in America there are ashawos. Many from rich homes with no financial problems. Many work as strippers in clubs. By 'many' I mean MILLIONS of them. So these our Naija ashis need to cut the excuses. |
I don't just know why I had to laugh when I got to this point: In Ile-Ife, sex workers offer short-time service for N500. However, you can beat the price down if you are going more than a round, such as to N1200 for three rounds. |
vibre:Don't be silly. He was raised in a christian environment, so those will be the first people he will ask about their religion. Those around him. The wider point he's trying to make is that you christians need to ease up on the whole ''our way or the hell-way'' worldview, which essentially reduces other belief systems to invalid status. THAT is wrong. There can NEVER be only one way to God. I mean, are you REALLY saying that if the British had not invaded your lands to loot your resources via colonisation, and introduced THEIR RELIGION in the process, you would all be going to hell? That is essentially what you christians believe, and it really is the depths of self enslavement to the European. |
Angeloihe:This 'covid vaccine' is a DNA - altering 'vaccine', the first of its kind ever released to the public. Plus the vaccine manufacturers have obtained indemnity against prosecution for all damages caused to humans from their 'very safe vaccines'. You have to Google it, because they won't tell you all this on CNN or AIT. |
''Fulani herdsmen - even though I never met one in my life''.....---- IPOB fanatic |
NwaAro:My friend will you shut up abeg. I don't know how old you are, but this was the exact same noise Ojukwu and his henchmen made prior to the Biafran tragedy. ''No power in black Africa can defeat Biafra'', ''The Nigerian army is weak, ineffective, and will be decimated'', etc etc. Una don start again? Before you know it, una go begin cry 'genocide'. Better don't let the BH issue deceive you. Those are terrorists, and you cannot find them with a conventional army. Ask the US who've been battling the Taliban for 30 years!! If conventional war starts, that day you will know the Nigerian army is powerful, and that big mouth of yours will shush. |
Okoroawusa:Yeah...I noticed. ![]() |
Nigeria at 60: We Are Ready for Electric Cars, Says Innoson By Chuks Collins, Awka 01 October 2020 https://i.pinimg.com/originals/63/cb/39/63cb3921b599f6819ecb2f7ff24ff3aa.jpg Just as the Presidency unveils auto-gas as an option for fuel in the country, Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Limited (IVM), has said the country is all ready for the world of electric car manufacturing. Chief Executive Officer of the indigenous vehicle manufacturing company, Dr. Innocent Chukwuma, said IVM had planned ahead for the new era of innovation in automobiles and would drive the programme to success. Chukwuma, who also marks his 60th birthday today, reminisced on the journey thus far, with optimism that indigenous production has a lot of prospects with national support. He said the auto industry today is making progress, despite the peculiar circumstances in the country. “The nation is doing its best to spearhead the direction of the industry in Africa. With the support of our citizens, in the next few years, Nigeria would be described as the hub of the auto industry in Africa.'' “We are very ready and prepared. Presently, we have not started to manufacture vehicle engines, what we are doing is the manufacture of the body of vehicles. So, if electric cars become the ultimate, we will then begin to buy batteries, instead of the engines we presently use. It’s that simple. That’s why I said we are prepared for the coming trend,” he said. Chukwuma added that the local patronage was doing well, though could do better. “It’s understandable that it will be progressively gradual. The corporate citizens, governments at all levels, and individuals are trying their best to patronise us. We are very confident that in the near future, we will have substantial patronage from them. It’s indeed improving steadily. “Electricity is one of our challenges. Though, it is witnessing a commendable improvement. Actually, when we started there were a lot of challenges but today the government has done a lot to support the industry. We started when there was no electricity at all. But there is a lot of improvement today.” Background Born on October 1, 1960, to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Chukwuma Muojekwu, as the sixth and last child of the family, his arrival coincided with Independence Day. Hence it was a double celebration for the entire family. He didn’t waste time to make a foray into the corporate world even as an assistant to one of his elder brothers – Gabriel Chukwuma (popularly known as Gabros) in his patent medicine retail shop, while he awaited the result of his Joint Admission and Matriculation Examination. He had applied to read Mechanical Engineering. Unfortunately, he could not make the required cut-off point. It didn’t take long before his brother, Gabros discovers his young brother’s deep talent in the business. Consequently, he sent him to Chief Pius Chukwuma, the elder brother to Dr. Cosmas Maduka (Coscharis) to learn motor/motorcycle spare parts trade. As a take-off fund to start his own business when he concluded his apprenticeship training under Maduka in 1981, he got N4000 from Gabros. Within a short space of time, young Innocent turned the N4000 into a conglomerate of international repute. Dr. Chukwuma, like a mustard seed, has blossomed in multidimensional sectors. He is endowed with a razor-sharp intellect and business acumen that has literally turned everything he touched into gold. Today, he has become an entrepreneurial juggernaut, a child of destiny that has shattered all barriers and surpassed all expectations to succeed. He became the first private Nigerian to locally assemble and subsequently manufacture the Innoson brands of Motorcycles and Motor vehicles in Nigeria. He shoved, braved, and persisted the rough and tough times and terrain of the nation’s business and economic environment to become one of the most accomplished Nigerians in the manufacturing industry today. Among the brand range of Innoson Motors are sedans, SUVs, pick-up trucks, big and smaller commuter buses, rugged SUVs, and many more for everyone’s needs. Dr Innocent Chukwuma by dint of hard work and perseverance moved steadily and sure-footedly from petty trading of buying and selling spare parts to importation, then now into manufacturing, distributing, and exporting various products including motor vehicles. He has become a giant in the manufacturing sector in Nigeria today. Goodwill To most of his friends, associates, and longstanding customers, Dr. Chukwuma’s birthday is a celebration of 60 years of industry and thinking outside the box. He has seen it all – hardship, rough business terrain, challenges, and tough times. But because he persevered, his life and testimony have now become a cheering lesson to many. In the words of his in-laws and close associate, Chief (Sir) Louis Carter Onwugbenu, Dr. Chukwuma “is a child of destiny that before he was even born, God had already marked him for what he is today. Such that, no efforts by detractors and enemies to frustrate his lofty dreams of taking the Nigerian manufacturing industry to a higher pedestal will succeed.” Onwugbenu also urged governments at all levels to patronise IVM, considering that he has employed over 5,000 Nigerians. Taking a cue from the British government where no government official is allowed to use any other vehicle brand except those manufactured in Britain, Onwugbenu appealed to the Federal Government to consider making Innoson brand of vehicles the official brand of government. “This would in no small way bolster all that the Nnewi-based vehicle firm is doing. It would not only encourage foreign governments to buy more of it, create more room for employment, more credit, more taxes, and so on.” https://guardian.ng/business-services/nigeria-at-60-we-are-ready-for-electric-cars-says-innoson/ |
Marine54:Yeah....not much in terms of leadership though... |
Marine54:You and Jonathan that brought something to the table, what did you do with your power? Don't be jealous of Buhari. If you work, you will be acclaimed. |
Okoroawusa:LOL. Surprisingly (or should I say, unsurprisingly), few of his detractors have mustered the courage to enter this thread. I wonder what they're scared of. |
US $2.3bn approved for construction of coastal railway project in Nigeria Modified date: Jun 3, 2019 The government of Nigeria has approved Ministry of Transportation’s request of US $2.3bn loan for the construction of Lagos-Calabar coastal railway project expected to cut across most states in the South East and South. Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi who announced the reports said that a sum of US $1.8bn would come as a loan from Chinese banks, with the government providing a counterpart fund of US $500m. China Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC) was awarded the Lagos-Calabar coastal railway line construction contract. Amaechi revealed that first segment of the rail line will start from Port Harcourt to Warri to join the central line that goes to Abuja. The segment is projected to be ready within 2 years. According to CCECC, the line is to be built to “Chinese standards”, however it will not run at Chinese speeds: trains will be limited to 120 km/h. The line will be built by China Railway Construction Corporation, a subsidiary of CCECC. It has been working on planning for the route since 2010. Adequate transport infrastructure Upon completion, the proposed coastal railway line in Nigeria will link all sea ports. The project will help to create up to 200,000 local jobs during the construction and around 30,000 permanent posts once the line is operational. The project is also expected to create business hubs meant for commercial activities. The railway projects have helped solve is the insecurity along interstate roads in the country, particularly on the Abuja-Kaduna road. As seen in developed economies, adequate transport infrastructure is a catalyst for economic growth and development. Thus, the planned coastal railway, along with several other ongoing railway projects, is a major development based on the potential contributions towards achieving economic development in Nigeria. https://constructionreviewonline.com/news/nigeria/us-2-3bn-approved-for-construction-of-coastal-railway-project-in-nigeria/ |
Nwaelohim:Some state governors are trying, but some others, you'll just be looking at them and thinking ''Does this one even know why he was elected?'' |
OKorowanta:How so bro? |
nairaman66:The bridge is only half the cost. Plus they are adding provision for a railway line on it. The East-West Coastal Rail line being built will be crossing that bridge. There are ancillary facilities being built to complement the bridge, including roads. . . 2nd Niger Bridge to cost N414bn ''The Federal Government at the weekend, put the cost of building the 2nd Niger Bridge at N414 billion, saying the project would be completed in 2022. Speaking at a town hall meeting with stakeholders of the project at the bridge site in Asaba, the Minister of Works and Housing Mr Babatunde Fashola, explained that while the cost of the bridge is estimated at N206 billion, the 2A and 2B roads will cost about N208 billion. He added that the Buhari administration is making the commitment even though the price of oil is now about $40 per barrel. He said that ... the bridge would be completed on schedule. Commenting on the economic benefits of the project to Nigerians, the Minister said that to build the bridge, the contractors will be buying 644, 000 tonnes of aggregates. They require four million cubic metres of sand, 68,000 tonnes of cement, 19 million litres of diesel all of which will be bought from people around the area who deal in such businesses. He further said that the contractor employed over 1,400 workers from the host communities.'' https://www.sunnewsonline.com/2nd-niger-bridge-to-cost-n414bn/ |
etrouble:lol...make una cool down as una dey yab, abeg...although you have a point. ![]() |
stonemasonn:They were too busy chopping. |
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amuwo1980:''Refurbished airport''? There was no real ''airport'' there till this project was built. And the ''yet to be completed bridge'' does not make it any less of a massive project for being ''yet to be completed'', with over a billion dollars sunk in it so far, you spiteful, insolent ingrate. With your narcissistic attitude, you deserve nothing. I even applaud Buhari for being magnanimous. |
dasparrow:Honestly bro...it's embarrassing to even read the stuff they post here. Their self-esteem is in the gutter. When you read the comments, you can understand why Nigeria is the number 1 importer of skin bleaching creams on earth. They're the very definition of a lost people. They need MAJOR, COMPREHENSIVE RE-ORIENTATION. |
Rugaria:Simply because Nigeria, by virtue of its size and economy - Africa's largest - has a far greater chance of eventually overcoming that western hegemony than a 'Biafra' or any other balkanized political entity could. If Nigeria as it stands cannot override western shenanigans, I guarantee you that a Biafra would find it 100 times more difficult to do so. Can Guinea or even Ivory Coast resist any order given them by France today? Never. Or their leadership would be toppled the following day. Today, Britain can make noise, and Nigeria can do shakara, and even tell them to shut up. We nationalized their assets like BP in the 70s. Even grounded their planes here when they grounded Nigerian planes in London. Do you think a 'Biafra' can do that? They will just send in commando troops the next day to take out the leadership. In this world, size matters. Ojukwu refused vehemently to agree to western terms in order to get their support for the war! Where did that leave the Igbos? That's the only reason the igbos lost 5 million people and today have to contend with taunts and marginalisation from characters like Buhari and co.. if it worked for the north, it will work for the east.HAS IT worked for the north? NO. The north is a mess. Boko Haram, Bandits, Herdsmen, Kidnappers, Poverty. That is what happens to your land when you sign a deal with the devil. It never 'works' for you to be a slave to the west. It always works AGAINST you. We can't be here parading around as some vintage pan africanists while our so-called fellow Africans are busy reaching all sorts of dirty deals with neo-colonialists to loot the resources in our lands.. it's practical politics.You fight them by prising power away from the north, however slowly, by hook or by crook, NOT by breaking up the country, an act that weakens you. 'Biafra' will simply become another Sierra Leone, Equatorial Guinea, or Liberia. Go and check the poverty rates of those countries. All worse than Nigeria. Again, you guys should stop this propaganda about the north being dirt poor. The north has better roads, they have universities they don't use, they command the army, the police, the customs, the air Force, better power supply.., they have more local governments, more states, more senators, more representatives, more allocations. They dominate the NNPC, the PPMC the FIRS etc. These have helped them in creating jobs for their teaming youth while Southern youths are "hustling" in italy and Malaysia! All these benefits came because they wilfully sold Nigerias independence to the western imperialists to win a war few years after independence! It's a strategy that worked, we want to copy them..Stop imagining what does not exist just to win an argument. The income per capita, mortality rates, poverty rates etc of Nigeria, are low PRIMARILY BECAUSE of the north. The whole 'poverty capital of the world' stuff you people love to bandy about is primarily due to northern poverty rates. Not to mention the violence and terrorism. Sorry, being a slave to the west will always make you the loser. The only beneficiaries will be your leaders (so long as they keep you, the people, poor). |
Rugaria:Kanu trying to ''replicate' northern subservience to the west will lead to a cataclysmic destruction of society and millions of deaths, as the north vies to maintain that relationship with western powers. So it basically becomes a war between two parties, north and south, over who will be the west's slave population. How can you support such a debased encounter? The west do NOT want your development. That is why despite the north controlling stuff for so long, the gains from that control have not permeated to the people of the north. It will be the EXACT SAME THING if the south or southeast became the west's slave population. Your leaders will be allowed to enjoy the prosperity of power, but if they make the mistake of lifting the population, meaning less funds for oyinbo, the west will fund and orchestrate your destruction. Until you people stop parleying with the west in your political dealings, and stop seeing them as 'partners' and 'friends', you will continue to be their bitches. The sad thing is that it's not even particularly difficult to decipher how the west operates - their slimy double dealings and rank hypocrisy. Just that they've brainwashed you all so much with their christianity and propaganda, that you simply refuse to open your eyes and develop the courage to look them square in the face and say 'Get lost'. |
Dedetwo:Use your head. Follow what was said and my response. Not gonna bother explaining. If you cannot read what was written, and my cogent response to it, then you are as dumb as the other people posting ignorant rubbish here. Mr ''don't blame the west''. Houseboy for oyinbo. If the west are funding chaos in your country, you must keep quiet and not ''blame them''. Let them continue funding mayhem and death to their heart's content. Onukwu. But if Fulani or Hausa does the same - even the merest suspicion that they were involved - you stand up at once and shout and scream. You're so sharp and alert to detect what they're up to. Only heaven knows the Juju those whites did on you people to turn you into silent donkeys in the face of their shenanigans. |
okrikaboi:Pardon? |
Princesaha:You don't know who I am or where I am from, so shut your illiterate, bush, village lips, you spear-chucking, ignorant, low IQ pea brain from goodness knows what hole in the ground. |


