₦airaland Forum

zealog:
You are wrong sir. You don't just disappear into nothingness. You are an eternal living soul. After this life you will definitely stand before God to answer for your life.

No one is sure.

Holy shii

We will all die someday... Doesnt matter when or how, so long we die. Life is full of shiit and the dead is way better than the living. No more worries, no more bills to pay, no more heartbreaks, no more, no more... You just disappear into nothingness.

Awon weyrey

If I am getting Peter right, he decided to bring the shiits to social media cos the agbaya Jude wont back off, thats good. Let social media hang him. Let Seun and Linda Ikeji make more money with more traffic

To thos mentioning Lola, wetin concern her there... Leave that fresh mulato with pretty eyes out of this.

Aspireahead:
them pay Seun for this advert ni?

I dey wonder too o

Seun, please make your adverts open up in new page. I just clicked an ad and lost the thread I was reading

Sorry to derail

[img]http://3.bp..com/-8va8uGp_E48/VsLr80qdkyI/AAAAAAAIWA0/d5Uql1hI-C4/s400/a.jpg[/img]

After initially refusing to comment, CEO of Luxury Real Estate Company, Sujimoto Construction Company, Sijibomi Ogundele, has finally decided to clear the air on his magnanimity to Olajumoke.

What stirred your interest in Olajumoke the Bread Seller?
The Olajumoke story could be any Lagosian’s story. Lagos has a population of about 21 million people. Only 15-20% of these people are the actual indigenes of Lagos. The remaining majority left their comfort zones to come look for opportunities in Lagos. My mother came to Lagos when she was just like Olajumoke, selling Bread and Bournvita.

She realised that there was more profit in Bournvita than in Bread. So, she quickly focused on Bournvita and that little business expanded, transforming her into a Distributor for Cadbury and one of the top five Distributors for Nestle. About 16 million people living in Lagos today can relate to Olajumoke’s story, because they are people who left their cities to look for that great opportunity Lagos has for us.

Can you tell us about the luxury accommodation you gave her?
It is very important for people not to misinterpret our true intentions. We did not buy Olajumoke an apartment. We have paid for rent for a few years. We are in the process of furnishing it tastefully. Someone might say after furnishing it, what next? What if she cannot renew her rent? Should in three or four years the rent expire and God forbid she has no capacity to renew her rent, are we going to leave her? Of course not, we have an obligation to extend it until she finds her feet. The Olajumoke story is a lifetime project for us at Sujimoto. It is our intention to help her discover her true potential and translate them into success. It is our intention to give educational scholarships to her children. We will also help empower her husband to find employment. But first, we will send him for proper training to enhance his existing skills, because an aluminum fabricator in Osun state may not have the same level of expertise as the one in Lagos. We are not going to let Olajumoke be a celebrity just in the news. She will be an empowered Celebrity. All this promises we shall achieve before the end of 2016.

What can Nigerians do for Olajumoke?
As a nation, it is our dreams that unite us and it is its opportunities that empower us. The patriotic spirit telling us we are our brothers’ keepers, is what makes this nation the greatest in Africa. If a man is in Borno state cannot afford food, that matters to me, even if he is not my biological brother. If a lady in Enugu finds it difficult to pay for her daughter’s school fees. It pains me because her daughter might as well be my sister. If there is a bread hawker from Osun who has no education or accommodation but has hope that the great city of Lagos can give her the opportunity to achieve her dreams, why should I not want to be the first to provide these basic needs for her? I can’t solve all of her problems, but I will do my bit and hope society takes it up from there.

The Thomases and the Pessimists: What’s your opinion?

We need to get rid of the Thomases among us who only see the bad in every situation. In today’s world with all the need for prayer in this nation, there is no room for pessimism. The only way this nation can move forward is to start being optimistic and have faith in the unknown; to have courage in the existing and show appreciation to the few, instead of condemnation. People are more attracted to unrewarding conversations. What did you give her? What did you do for her? Where did you send her? It is important for us as a nation to start appreciating the good done by a few people who care enough to do them. An average Nigerian is a giver, that is why people give so much to churches and other religious organisations. I want to believe that the greatness of this nation derives from its peoples’ ability to be appreciative of the very little things or the kind gestures of the good Samaritans.

Source: http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/02/olajumoke-is-lifetime-project-sujimoto.html

Seun and his entire mods are fast losing it. Why should this shii not be deleted from NL talk more of landing on frontpage. This is a picture preaching drunkingness in children. Are you saying it is good for parents to give alcholic beverages to their kids?

The mod that move this to the frontpage instead of deleting it, the thunder that will fire you is still smoking ijebu weed. The mod needs to check the pic below, let them develop your dull brain.

meshacha1:
Guys please follow this with me!!!!
We have been following this prophecy since last year, and it seems to be true.

The prophet is here!
1. Barcelona will win the la liga and the Champions League
back to back for the first time. 2. Arsenal will lose Home and
Away to Barcelona in the UCL. 3. Chelsea will qualify to Q/
final ahead of PSG. 4. Man city will not qualify to quarter
final despite an easy draw against Dynamo kyev. 5. Man
utd will end their unwinning streak in their first match in
January. 6. Chelsea's Hiddink will not lose a match in
January. 7. Bayern Munich will win the Bundesliga. 8.
Tottenham Hotspur will win the EPL. 9. Leicester City will
make the Top 4. 10. Man utd and Chelsea will not make the
top four. 11. Ighalo and Lukaku will end up the two highest
goal scorers in the EPL. 12. Lionel Messi will win the world
best. 13. Juventus will claim the Seria A title again. 14. PSG
will win the French League. 15. Suarez will be the Highest
Goal Scorer in La Liga. 16. Benitez will be sacked before the
end of his tenure in Real Madrid. 17. Mourinho will take
charge of Man utd but will not still make top four. 18. Real
Madrid will drop out at the Quarter Final of the UCL.

Wake up from your dream

All I see is milk factory

Most useless thread of the decade

Not again.... Useless thread

I've found her.
What's next?

Marry her

alienvirus:
Gory

You definitely dont know the meaning of 'gory'. Please grab a dictionary

See her puff puff cheeks

Uniquestellz:
Lol!... Are you for real??

I keep telling people, dont ever take me serious. I am not serious 98 percent of the time

Atlantian:
Most people who have no patience of reading essays are usually timid.

You obviously misunderstood me. I said I will come back to read after the match. I am not a lazy reader, okay?

Atlantian, I am back from the match.

Thanks for this wonderful and indeptly explanatory piece of masterpiece. I cannot agree with you more on this. Again, I say thank you.

Atlantian:
I advise you not to sound a conviction on something you know nothing about. You are telling us Buhari should not devalue the currency, yet you end up my asking us to enlighten you on the entire devaluation issue.

The value of a currency is dependent on the demand and supply of that currency. The price of oil which is our major export is now on the region of $30pb against $120pb that it was about a year ago. Simple maths indicate that 30 is 0.25 percent or 1/4 of 120. So as at 1 year ago, naira was 190 to 1$. So common sense shows that value of naira at this moment is supposed to be theoretically 4 x 190 = 760 naira to a dollar, but based on the fact that fx rate is not determined by just crude sales but affected by marginal fluctuation differences in fx as well as other indices, we are currenctly exchanging at about 300 to a dollar in the parallel market, which I believe is the true market.

Devaluing our currency is bad, yes it sounds very bad and it is, but that is the price you pay for a Federal Government that depends on Niger Delta crude oil alone. The FG bars exploration of solid minerals by the states since 1960 and so, they operate a quasi mono-product economy yet expects miracles from heaven.

We are doomed my friend, because you even need lots of money to develop new frontiers, the money we do not have. And yet we borrow to pay salaries. The debt will become so huge that we will basically default and our external reserve will be fleeced. That is when we will not be able to buy arms to fight boko haram, or import basic necessities like food and drugs.

Again, we are doomed, except the silly politicians at Aso Rock go on a viral campaign of mandating States to engage in Private Sector JV to explore revenue options like allowing states to run their local economies, explore their minerals. Fiscal independence of states is all that Nigeria needs. When there is no more such much money controlled by the FG. There is will be less to be stolen there and everyone will love to live and work in his/her state.

I am in Lagos because Federal Government chose to operate commercial seaports and airports here alone. All oil companies are here and I virtually see myself leaving my paradaisical state to live in a noisy, chaotic place. Everything is just wrong. There is no perfect place where madness meets with ignorance like this country.

1. Allow states to access their resources and pay royalties and taxes to FG.
2. Allow State to own their police
3. Allow State to design their tax codes.
4. Allow states to merge if they chose to.

Oops! Its long. Will come back to read after Chelsea match. Thanks for drumming your ideas

So, I saw a post on frontpage page on how Prof. Pat Utomi attacked the president for not agreeing to devalue the Naira. I have not much knowledge on economics as I am not schooled(Never been to the inside of an higher institution, I even failed my WAEC), so I decided to search the net to know the benefits/demerits of currency devaluation and this is what I found below:

BREAKING DOWN 'Devaluation'

Devaluating a currency is decided by the government issuing the currency, and unlike depreciation, is not the result of non-governmental activities. One reason a country may devaluate its currency is to combat trade imbalances. Devaluation causes a country's exports to become less expensive, making them more competitive on the global market. This in turn means that imports are more expensive, making domestic consumers less likely to purchase them.

While devaluating a currency can seem like an attractive option, it can have negative consequences. By making imports more expensive, it protects domestic industries who may then become less efficient without the pressure of competition. Higher exports relative to imports can also increase aggregate demand, which can lead to inflation.

Read more: Devaluation Definition | Investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/devaluation.asp#ixzz3z8GSBj6m

Now, going by the above explanations, devaluing the Naira will only spell doom for Nigeria as virtually everything we use is imported. I mean, things are going to be freaking costly, and inflation will be inevitable. Devaluation at this point can only be benefitial if we are major exporters and sadly we are not.

Or is there something I am not understanding. Please I need more knowledgeable people in the house to enlighten me us

E be like say nna no know who Buhari be abi

Stupid things be making frontpage since 2015...Seun is fast running outa ideas I swear

Agba Akin

Oh, common... Not again. I am beginning to lose the reepect I accord this prophet and his followers, someone like OP especially. So because he said you should pray about Wednesday, it means he predicted the helli crash abi. You deserve to be hanged under an oak tree. There are over 1 billion things happenening in the world today, it could be any of those.

Jesuuuuuu

So, because you snapped a 1975 like picture with Otedola's daughter we should dash you Likes on here. Bring your cheeks close, let me dash you hot slaps. When next you are submiting your cv, attach this picture to it, they will employ you sharparly.

If na me ehn, I will just press her breastss and run away. At least it will be in records that I once pressed a billionaire daughter's breastss

Did anyone say he did?

If news no dey, bloggers sha formulate one.

lol...As if Bubu gives a fvck. Useless match