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Sports › Re: FIFA World Cup 2018 Draw On December 1st by Sanchez01(op): 4:56pm On Dec 01, 2017
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Argentina is our mate. There is hope after all grin
Sports › Re: FIFA World Cup 2018 Draw On December 1st by Sanchez01(op): 4:44pm On Dec 01, 2017
Hozier:
Any spirit calling Nigeria into Group B should die by fire!
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I'm shaking here grin
Sports › Re: FIFA World Cup 2018 Draw On December 1st by Sanchez01(op): 10:17am On Dec 01, 2017
judedwriter:
Belgium are no pushovers. They are way stronger than the super eagles. England too are strong, i hope this group never happens!
Belgium is strong, so is England and Nigeria.

One thing you are forgetting so quickly is that fact that a lot of players won't play in the world cup or might not be at 100 percent, all thanks to injury. Belgium is just one team. At the most, they would beat us but that would not imply that Nigeria might not stage an upset in the world cup.

So long we avoid Germany, Brazil and the host, then I have no issue. I'd live for us to play Portugal though.

Mukina2
Mynd44
Lalasticlala

It's world cup draw day.
Politics › Re: Secondary Student Learning On The Floor In Delta State by Sanchez01(m): 10:13am On Dec 01, 2017
Sprumbabafather:
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The Urhobo against Biafra crew will not see this and cry for their state now. But if the news is about Nnamdi Kanu, they will be here to cry buckets of tears.

Frathermathy
Sanchez01
tdarkside
It is a natural scene with public schools both within the SS and your underdeveloped Biafra. Not withstanding, Okowa is a horrible thing to happen to the people of Delta.
Politics › Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Sanchez01(m): 10:20am On Nov 30, 2017
Ucheosefoh:
You are right you can't blame Ndubuisi when Lagos has the only functioning seaport and airport and as a business minded person he will move to Lagos where it will be cheaper to set up his business.
He will not be paying extra fees to transport his contenders (for big importers) to the SE when he can set up his business in Lagos and be distributing his goods nationwide.
The same mentality are shared by foreign investors who know that Lagos is the center of excellence and commerce. He will prefer to stay close to seaport and where the market (a compilation of every tribe in Nigeria and foreigners) is. Since Lagos is filled up the next destination is Ogun state.
This is in summary the crazy opportunity that Lagos provides over other states.
But that doesn't mean that huge business is not going on in Aba, Onitsha and Nnewi which are 95% owned by the the people of south east.
Sadly, no one is interested in the percentile of who owns these companies. Majority of the companies in Enugu's Industrial layout have folded up owing to lack of sustenance. There is no pride in a state or region that cannot attract investors.
That same Ndubuisi will go home to help with others to develop his village and help train other of his villagers in his line of business
This is a plus. Sadly, it doesn't occur to you that his taxes and that of his boys would be paid in Lagos, regardless of how big or how small his firm is.
The same Ndubuisi can migrate to PH to work in oil industry or set up a business near oil workers.
Lol! Tell me, how many Ndubuisis have migrated to PH to work in oil industries just like that??
The southwest has the highest IGR I hope you know those revenues are generated from different businesses own by south west, southeast and beyond this country.
Thank God you are seeing the clearer picture. Sadly, revenues as such belongs to the region and would not be shared with the South East.
while in southeast it is 95% indigenous businesses.
No one cares about this. The South East, or people like you hang on to the Indigenous title because your region is not viable for investors to come in and settle. Ogun state is the most industrialized state in Nigeria and the state is feeding well from these companies and is never interested in whether it is 200% owned by Yorubas or otherwise. If your region is that good, you would attract not just investors but quality investors that would bring good development to your region.
The same Ndubuisi can't boast of any FG presence in his region.
Maybe because Ndubuisi is not educated to know or understand that his state governor receive allocations from the Federal government from time to time. If that does not count for federal presence, I don't know what else does.
Politics › Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Sanchez01(m): 9:34am On Nov 30, 2017
freshvine:
Onitsha, Awka Combined Will Knock Off Lagos While Nnewi And Aba Will Knock Off Agbara, Sango Otta And Everyother Proximity Of Ogun To Lagos. Umuahia, Orlu , Abakiliki Will Comfortably Displace Ibadan And The South West Is Finished. Other Places In South West Are Glorified Towns Which Places Like Ihiala, Okigwe, Obigbo, Nsukka, Ekwulobia, Nanka, Afikpo Etc Can Take Them Individually To The Cleaners. The South East Still Have Owerri, Enugu As Their Joker
This is one horrible peppersoup analogy. Onitsha, Awka, Nnewi, Aba, Umuahia, Owerri and Enugu combined would not match Lagos, and that's because the geographical location of has not only made it a commercial hub but the powerhouse of Nigeria, one thing the others cannot bring to the fore.
Politics › Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Sanchez01(m): 9:29am On Nov 30, 2017
Ucheosefoh:
And after the civil war what is the FG interest and benefits they receives compared to SE
This is not the question you should be asking. This same region returned all seized Igbo properties while the Ikwerres chose to latch on to them and convert them for their own use.

The SE is presently nowhere close to the SW as seen by the country's IGR publications. An average Ndubuisi would rather prefer to strategically position himself by leaving the SE for Lagos because he believes Lagos is where everything happens. I don't blame him at all because his beliefs are well aligned with the opportunities of Lagos.

Bulk of what the SW is today is without the assistance of the FG, if you have ever bothered to analyse the situation on ground. For a region that generates about 66% of the country's IGR, I don't really understand how the FG would want to help them.
Politics › Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Sanchez01(m): 9:10am On Nov 30, 2017
BeeBeeOoh:
You are free to compare southwest to southeast when she must have suffered what southeast suffered, picked up and rebuilt her cities with her sweat without waiting for the government to do so for her. Thanks
The SE wasn't the only affected region during the war. A part of the present day SS (Port Harcourt, Akwa Ibom and Calabar) alongside the then Mid-Western region (Delta, and Benin and a part of of Ondo) all shared in the woes of the war.

Besides, the SW was doing better than the SE and SS before the war, all thanks to Cocoa and the influence of Western education which caused the colonialist to settle in the Old Western Region. The suffering of the old Eastern region was self inflicted. You all have Ojukwu to thank.
Travel › Re: What Is The Best And Cheapest State In Nigeria To Start Up Life? by Sanchez01(m): 7:41pm On Nov 29, 2017
GreatMahmud:
Enugu
Dear OP, whatever you do, DO NOT DREAM OF ENUGU.

Enugu is awfully expensive and annoying is the fact that water is a luxury in the only two developing LGAs in the state.

Based on personal experience, I'd suggest you beam your searchlight towards Osun (Osogbo), Ondo (Akure) and (Oyo) Ibadan.
Sports › Re: FIFA World Cup 2018 Draw On December 1st by Sanchez01(op): 1:39pm On Nov 29, 2017
miremoses:
Nigeria will surely draw with Germany or England .
I don't see us getting Germany. Most likely England.
Christianity Etc › Re: "My Grandpa Who Worshipped Idols For 47 Years Converts To Christianity" - Man by Sanchez01(m): 1:23pm On Nov 29, 2017
HarkymTheOracle:
Then same can be said of this Idol,
FYI,the Idol is not the god the man worships,its just a representation...just like Jesus statues all over which can also be broken (without saving itself)
Tell that to the man who figured the arm of his 'god' was ripped off by a 7 month old kid.

For starters, Christians do no concern themselves with the statue of Christ. It is purely idolatry. And while the likes of the man would pour oil, palm wine or break kolanut over the idol, the same cannot be said on the statues of Christ. Most importantly, those who ascribe worship to objects fail to see the bigger picture in the real scheme of things.
Christianity Etc › Re: "My Grandpa Who Worshipped Idols For 47 Years Converts To Christianity" - Man by Sanchez01(m): 10:26am On Nov 29, 2017
DeepSight:
Are you saying Christianity is based on ritual human sacrifice?
The answers you seek are well captured on Google.
Christianity Etc › Re: "My Grandpa Who Worshipped Idols For 47 Years Converts To Christianity" - Man by Sanchez01(m): 10:11am On Nov 29, 2017
NewsWorthy247:
Nigerian Twitter user Rogers Yakubu @Gwariboy has just taken to his account to reveal why his grand father who has been a Juju worshipper for 47years suddenly converted to Christianity;


https://mobile.twitter.com/Gwariboy/status/934727366257061888

I’m not an atheist o….. Just saying, buh has anyone told him bout d crucifixion of Christ…… Hey, just saying

http://www.torimill.com/2017/11/guy-reveals-why-his-grand-father-who.html
The crucifixion of Christ was sacrificial, not because he could not save himself, but because it was necessary for the redemption of mankind.
Celebrities › Re: Banky W Exposes Adesua Etomi In Her Nude State Mistakenly (Photo) by Sanchez01(m): 10:36am On Nov 28, 2017
JeffreyJamez:
This is what happens when you're always quick to post on social media.
More like when you are obsessed with social media.
Politics › Re: Fayose Orders Demolition Of Mr Biggs Building Used As Criminal Hideout (photos) by Sanchez01(m): 8:19pm On Nov 27, 2017
sonnie10:
It would be good research topic for business students to write on why Mr Biggs model of business did not survive the fast food chain competition
UAC managed Biggs well at some point, but they ended up destroying what they started.
Crime › Re: Jealous Wife Pours Hot Water On Her Husband And His New Wife (Graphic Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 1:39pm On Nov 27, 2017
uboma:
Our Muslim Hausa Sisters are now voicing out their displeasure at Polygamy.
You beat me to this.

Ironically, their religion supports this the women seem to negate the way of religion. Not sure I would blame the women. As a man whose creed support polygamy, the wise ones should be able to tell the impending danger when they think another wife is their next problem.
Romance › Re: Lady Finally Had A Date With Her Crush But Things Didn't Go So Well by Sanchez01(m): 7:05am On Nov 27, 2017
Mynd44:
In the famous words of the former Prime Minister of the UK, James Cameron, "The problem of youths these days is inflated expectations"
Inflated expectations are quite natural so long the word 'crush' is mentioned. Reality sets in the moment both parties start getting to know one another.
Culture › Re: The Killing Of Fulanis In Numan, Adamawa Would Not Go Unpunished - Sultan by Sanchez01(m):
When their own kill, the sugar cane of a president turns a blind eye, Adesina becomes a ghost and Lauretta Onochie suddenly runs out of data while the Emir/Sultan suddenly sleeps before 11am. Miyetti Allah immediately goes on vacation and no one says a thing.

But when the people of Numan or the Mambilla militia gets them, they then realise that we have security operatives in the country. Crazy set of wildlives.
Travel › Re: Nigerian Man Running From Thailand Police Dies After Car Knocked Him Down by Sanchez01(m): 2:58pm On Nov 26, 2017
zombieHUNTER:
In the the report did you see where they referred to the victim as a criminal...
The level of tribalism in this country is mind boggling

This country being one is just not right
Damn undecided
They need not refer to him as a criminal. Everyone knows that the probability of him being one is very high, considering the fact that he ran to his death. I am very sure an intimidated Nigerian would face any police force in the world while chanting his innocence. He wouldn't have ran had his hands were clean.
Christianity Etc › Re: Lady Converts A Muslim Uber Driver & Leads Him To Christ. See Reactions by Sanchez01(m): 9:44am On Nov 26, 2017
basic23111:
don't quote me wrong, a Muslim that knows d Quran and the meaning will never leave Islam. some Muslim just answer Muslim by Name. they can be easy deceive into terrorism or any other thing
Not to beat down your religion, belief or creed, I have seen so many 'titled' Muslim folks abandon Islam for Christian deliverance in desperate times.

Beyond close experiences of Alhajas around me who became Christians when the going got tough, you need to see the amount of Muslims who turn to God at the Redemption Camp monthly. Meaning is often times lost to certain people in times of desperation. Interestingly, these folks found a whole lot more in Christ.
Christianity Etc › Re: Lady Converts A Muslim Uber Driver & Leads Him To Christ. See Reactions by Sanchez01(m): 9:03am On Nov 26, 2017
basic23111:
u can't convert a real Muslim, that cab driver is not a practicing Muslim.
'A real Muslim' and a fake one? Perhaps you are referring to the dogmatic, fundamentalist Muslim as being real and the liberal ones as being fake even though you never mentioned it.
Christianity Etc › Re: Lady Converts A Muslim Uber Driver & Leads Him To Christ. See Reactions by Sanchez01(m): 9:02am On Nov 26, 2017
KingEbukasBlog:
With this logic we can call atheists dumb for trying to force and impose their atheism on people like their blood-thirsty communists mentors did because theists already have a position on the deification of an entity .
Aren't they dumb naturally? I mean who would go ahead to call Christianity a joke while they believe the world and its form came to be after some big bang theory if not atheists?
Celebrities › Re: Celebrities At Banky W & Adesua Etomi's White Wedding In Capetown, South Africa by Sanchez01(m): 6:52pm On Nov 25, 2017
BEENUEL:
CATEGORY OF PEOPLE THAT IS ALREADY TIRED OF THIS BAAD2017 NEWS

SINGLES

GAYS

LESBIANS

AND BITTER heathered PEOPLE.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BANKY AND SUSU grin

GOD BLESS YOUR UNION

Celebrities › Re: Celebrities At Banky W & Adesua Etomi's White Wedding In Capetown, South Africa by Sanchez01(m): 6:50pm On Nov 25, 2017
Sage7:
Skales....who invite you?? Mogbomoya crew!

Am I the only Nairalanded at this wedding?? I dey one corner

Celebrities › Re: Groomsmen Flaunt Their Wristwatches At Banky W & Adesua Etomi's White Wedding by Sanchez01(m): 3:39pm On Nov 25, 2017
I see an Invicta kiss
Family › Re: Obituary Of Father And Son Who Died After Brief Illness (Photo) by Sanchez01(m): 11:18am On Nov 25, 2017
midehi2:
What kind of sickness will just kill father and son almost same time shocked
I don't believe the 'brief illness' claim. Perhaps the family is poor to carry out autopsies on the bodies, a possible case of poisoning is most likely.
Phones › Re: 9mobile Is Up For Sale - Who Do You Think Would Buy It? by Sanchez01(m): 8:00am On Nov 25, 2017
Reference:
I prefer the Dangote Group. First, indigenous. Second, he has become an international player and operates fluidly in the consumer goods sector. Most importantly he knows the values of business and will surely pursue aggressive growth strategies that will ultimately keep his competition and the industry on its toes. The sector will become as virile as an influenza outbreak. There's too much laxity in it and statemated skirmishes. No one has done anything big since 2002. Trust Dangote to ignite fierce competition.

Globacom and Airtel should be barred naturally for anti-trust or competition reasons. We donot want an artificial monopoly created for no values whatsoever and both donot have the kind of desirable services for any right thinking person to support their bids. The bigger they get, the more sluggish they will become. We need a low level civil war in that industry.

The others may just become like the power sector operators, unknown quatities before and proven invalids after.
Under what act should the emboldened be enacted?

There has never been a policy guarding against companies creating same brands as what they are known for.

Guinness produces Malta Guinness but still went ahead to produce Dubic another brand of malt. Do they in any way distort the market then? No.

The telco sector is for aggressive folks and not those who are just learning to walk. Dangote would definitely not be the best option considering the fact that whoever would end up buying the company in question would inject millions of Dollars into the business, including borrowing to pay staff for almost 6 months before ROI.

Monopoly is unhealthy but the best manager here would be an existing carrier.
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo: 'If You Don't Pay Tithe, You Are Permanently A Beggar' by Sanchez01(m): 1:39pm On Nov 24, 2017
LadyOfgrace:
Are you sure he said that? the media is always looking for what to "shook" inside Oyedepo's mouth.

You all want what to talk about, oya all the busy bodies food don come o undecided
Oyedepo has always been a garrulous, hot tempered fellow. He does not necessarily need the media to twist his words.

I stopped paying tithe earlier this year and I have never known a year I gave this much. Freeze might be uncouth but his stance on tithing is correct.
Celebrities › Re: Toolz & Tunde Demuren Arrives South Africa For Banky W & Adesua Etomi's Wedding by Sanchez01(m): 3:05pm On Nov 23, 2017
biacan:
They are so cute together....... I pray GOD bless her with the fruit of the worm...... but how far about her husband has he gotten a job already.......?
'Fruit of the worm' bawo?
Crime › Re: Friends Lured & Killed A Businessman In Festac, Lagos (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 9:54am On Nov 23, 2017
Marxist001:
All four Yoruba men ganged up against an Igbo developer, what were u all doing when he was developing ur own community....lazy bones !!!
Since you are not so lazy to conclude, you shouldn't be lazy to read what led/how he died.
Crime › Re: Friends Lured & Killed A Businessman In Festac, Lagos (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 9:53am On Nov 23, 2017
No single politician is worth dying for. Uba died for nothing and those who killed him would serve their monkey jail term.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: My Husband Was Turned Back From NPOWER For Having Only FSLC Cert For NBUILD by Sanchez01(m): 8:28am On Nov 23, 2017
pweetiedee:
Lmao!!!

He should go and sell electronics or Abba made cosmetics. That's what they know how to sell.

Which Yoruba will be carrying FSLC upandan?
And one unfortunate guy would think he has one special person in his life without realising that you are the definition of shallow.

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