₦airaland Forum

Yeah. Our culture is too primitive. Example: there are educated Nigerian mothers who will tell their daughters who are being abused and almost killed by their husbands in front of their children that "suuru" (patience) is the answer. We see that in the movies too. The movies reflect the primitive state of our culture.

Already posted at IBB For President (2007)

We want electricity!

Feel free to set up your own power plant. Private investors are currently being licensed. You buy gas generators and supply towns or estates. Contact the relevant government agencies for more information.

That's not true. Most Nollywood films I've watched have been distinctly and regretably Nigerian. Nollywood is not at all an American wannabe industry; Nigerian films are, unfortunately, faithful to our culture.

Are you tired of asking questions, or tired of others asking questions?

Sorry.

Recieve It!

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Thousands of Africans and Arabs are dying in wars and genocides caused by homosexuality and loose morals. Earthquakes, Tsunamis, Hurricans, Floods, Storms and and HIV are also caused by bad morals i.e. sex.
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Other lost posts:



talk2ll: I'm LOLADE. Where can i find SEUN OGUNWALE and OLUMIDE DANIJU. We were in ISL 99 set.


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IBB: na 2day many people go kno d meanin of IBB (WAHALA)

IBINABO BLACK-BRIGGS

Air Force Primary School, Lagos
King's College, Lagos

wherever we met, let's meet again!!


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vickybabe:hey peps, my name is lolade oyeniyi , went to saint annes molete ibadan. i lost contacts with my friends some years ago there names are
tope omotosho
fatimah ajanaku
bolarinwa olatunde
bidemi adewuyi
bolanle oduniyi
lolade oyewumi

i miss them so much

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mamaput:Humphery from bini city were are you. Kiss
Also went to uni ben but someting happened ?
you know what .

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ojd:Don't know if anyone has been linked up with "lost" friend through this but there I guess theres no harm in trying.

Though not looking for anyone in particular but any ex-student of COMMAND DAY SECONDARY OSHODI {2000 SET} seeing this, please get in touch;

this na Omotayo Junaid {a.k.a. papa-t}
234-1-4739919 or 234-806-0874-995

email: heritage_29@hotmail.com

Hi,
Does anyone know any Christopher Konwea? He was a dear school mate. And no one (all other old schoolmates) seems to know his whereabout.
Please, anyone with any info should please contact me @ mysteriouswhitelady@yahoo.com.
Thanks.

(White lady) sorry I lost 3 pages.

Thanks, kaygirl.

Welcome!

How can I tune in to Soundcity?

Work in the US and save your money and use it to create solutions jobs in Nigeria later.

Sowore left and so it's only Jonathan Elendu now. I feel they publish rumors and gossip as facts.

Thanks for the lyrics.

If all men are liars, then don't get married. If all women are liars, then I won't get married. Simple!

Thanks, curiousNja, it's because of threads like this that my job is tolerable at times!

It must be because I'm a sexy sexy man!

Check out this offer from AfricanCapitalMarkets.com. I recieved it in a "private" email from Thisday Newspapers. I wonder what they mean by "private"!

They should leave things the way they are right now. Period!

AfricanCapitalMarkets.com is advertising on behalf of Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc the sale of its equity to prospective investors.

Following are the details of the Offer:

TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATION OF NIGERIA PLC. PLACEMENT MEMORANDUM

This Information Memorandum is prepared to provide information to a select investors in connection with the offer of 1,000,000,000 ordinary Shares of =N=1.00 each in TRANSACTIONAL CORPORATION OF NIGERIA PLC ('TRANSCORP' or 'the Company') at =N=6.00 per share.

This Memorandum is not a prospectus and does not constitute an offer or an invitation to the public to subscribe for the shares on offer. Prospective investors to whom invitation letters have been addressed in accordance with the terms of the invitation letter only may make applications.

The Directors of TRANSCORP individually and collectively accept full responsibility for the accuracy of the information contained herein and confirm having made all reasonable enquiries, that to the best of their knowledge and belief, there are no other facts or opinions,the omission of which would make any statement in this Memorandum misleading.
The Directors are available to answer any question concerning the information provided therein.

This Memorandum and securities offered by it are not approved, disapproved or registered by the Securities and Exchange Commission('SEC').No application has been made made to the Council of The Nigerian Stock Exchange for admission of the Ordinary Shares to the Official list and there is no intention to submit one at moment.

The information contained herein is private and confidential and is designed to enable prospective investors evaluate the vialibity and suitability of the investment in the shares on offer. The information may not be reproduced, or used in whole or in part for any other purpose except for the purpose of investing in the in the offer.


HISTORY AND BUSINESS OF TRANSCORP

Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc (''Transcorp'' or "[b]the Company'') [/b]was incorporated on the 17th day of November 2004 with the objective of creating a globally competitive industrial conglomerate which will supply world class products and services to local and international markets. This was in response to the need to establish a ''mega corporation'', ''created''in Nigeria, built by Nigerians and owned by all Nigerians, which will respond to market opportunities that require heavy capital investment not just at home but in the sub region and around the World. Such an entity will be the vehicle to reposition Nigeria in Africa and the World, as a nation ready to compete in global markets. It is the firm belief of the founders that a Nigerian Corporation that can effectively take on mega projects the size of such projects like the West Africa Gas Pipe Line and the Trans Sahara Pipe Line was long overdue. Such a Corporation will also serve as a vehicle to exploit emerging opportunities in the global market place such as supplying cassava feeds to the livestock producers of Western Europe, or supplying the United States markets not just with crude oil but also with refined petroleum products that have higher margins and guarantee that the best jobs and the best technology stay here in Nigeria.

http://africancapitalmarkets.com/stock/page.php?id=13

Perhaps they have simply closed their doors for business but neglected to close their website?

Don't call it "war crime". Call it murder.

Sure. I'd like you to add www.seunosewa.com to your list! Thanks.

I prefer to call it imaginative journalism, because the standards of that publication are so low!

What's the model/make of this wonderful MP3 player?

Why not just aim to start a company and create jobs instead?