Travel › Re: Nigerians In Netherlands by Sholaf(f): 3:59pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
worry246: Most Nigerians would sell their mother, father ,sisters & brothers to get a visa to USA ! You want to leave to go to D-RUG & P-ROSTITUTION capital of Europe
You sick in the head boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Living standard in The Netherland is way better than US. |
Family › Re: Will You Do It? by Sholaf(f): 2:41pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
No way!. |
Family › Re: We Need 1000 People To Help A Nairalander In Need With N1,000 Each! by Sholaf(f): 1:37pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
maclatunji: ^I understand what you are saying and wish I could help to deliver that. Unfortunately, I and the members of TeHN are so tied-up with work that we may not be able to deliver that the way you have suggested.
I hope those who requested account details have received it.
Really feeling tired at the moment- hard day. I thank those that are working behind the scenes to make all of this sustainable.
May God bless you all abundantly. Please send details to: o.onipede@gmail.com |
Romance › Re: Love Quotes And Sayings For Valentine! by Sholaf(f): 3:18pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
Babasessy: ♥ If I had only 24 hrs to live then I would spend the 23hrs with the man I love , ♥ And the last 1hr of my life, I would spend searching 4 the person who would care of him when I am gone , Just the way I do, ♥ ♥ Awesome! |
Politics › Re: What's Happening On The Lagos Badagry Axis (2) by Sholaf(f): 2:39pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
Please can you post some pictures? |
Romance › Re: Love Quotes And Sayings For Valentine! by Sholaf(f): 2:05pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
Babasessy: If I could reach up and hold a star for every time you've made me smile, the entire evening sky would be in the palm of my hand. This is really nice I shall quote this on my Husby's valentine card. |
Celebrities › Re: Who Is The Biggest Celebrity In Africa? by Sholaf(f): 2:37pm On Feb 10, 2012 |
Djimoh Hounsou. Angelique Kidjo. |
Career › Re: Is There Something Inconsequential That People Do At Work That Irritates You? by Sholaf(f): 2:00pm On Feb 10, 2012 |
People taking unnecessary time out to smoke. |
Politics › Re: The Old Lagos In Pictures by Sholaf(f): 2:52pm On Feb 09, 2012 |
Tony Spike: I have three more rare and amazing pictures of Lagos from the earliest time:
1. This is an aerial view of Lagos in 1929, note the open field, that is the modern site of TBS (or former race course) and again note the truncated land mass at the bottom of the picture, that should be undeveloped Victoria Island of 1929
2. Another view of Lagos around the same time
3. This is the Marina, Lagos-Island (I can't place the year since there are no cars in the background) The 3rd pic, Onikan-Marina end, where my granny and her friends take strolls on week ends in the late 20s. The place gave way to The motherless babies home Onikan. Nig Army Officers Mess took over, next door, is The Lagos Yacht Club. |
Politics › Re: The Old Lagos In Pictures by Sholaf(f): 5:21pm On Feb 08, 2012 |
shymmex: It's a pity I never saw this beautiful Lagos!
I think Nigerian leaders can a learn a thing or two about maintenance from the Anglo-saxons
Future plans for Lagos Population reduction, and it MUST be: 50% indigenous people; 30% other Yoruba tribes; and 20% to the other Nigeria tribes Seconded! Make everybody bear im papa name, then we know the true Lagosians and Yorubas. |
Politics › Re: The Old Lagos In Pictures by Sholaf(f): 12:11pm On Feb 08, 2012 |
Tony Spike: Another set of Pictures:
1. This around the Lagos Cathedral, can anyone notice the sand (or dirts) on both sides of the roads? it appears the decay had started setting in. I can deduce that this may be some time in the 70's.
2. This is an unknown location in undeveloped Lagos The 2nd pic is Mcnell Road Yaba. |
Fashion › Re: Define Style In Your Own Words by Sholaf(f): 11:35am On Feb 08, 2012 |
Wearing clothes that brings out the beauty in you, and the right accessories to go with it. |
Politics › Re: The Old Lagos In Pictures by Sholaf(f): 11:14am On Feb 08, 2012 |
deeplo: Did you notice the cleanliness of the streets? Will this country ever going to be clean like that again, its a million dollar question I don't think so, not with the influx of people arriving in Lagos daily. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Name and Shame Your African Heroes,Losers and Traitors. by Sholaf(f): 12:36pm On Feb 04, 2012 |
Heroes:
Felix Houphouet -Boigny Julius Nyerere Thomas Isidore Sankara Kwame Nkrumah Kenneth Kaunda Nelson Mandela Ian Khama. |
Politics › Re: Subsidy Fraud: Ifeanyi Uba (Capital Oil) Must Repay N5 Billion Within 60 Days by Sholaf(f): 5:12pm On Jan 19, 2012 |
bandiejay: i could have asked the protesters to pour petrol on this guy and burn him to death only that is another waste of petrol , Criminal in Suite  Not yet, let him repay the N5 Billion then the protesters can do whatever with him. |
Family › Re: Is It Possible Not To Have A Favourite Amongst One's Children? by Sholaf(f): 4:27pm On Jan 19, 2012 |
^I feel your pain, my biological mum is the same. |
Family › Re: Is It Possible Not To Have A Favourite Amongst One's Children? by Sholaf(f): 10:00am On Jan 19, 2012 |
In the eyes of my mum, her only son can do no wrong, |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Muslims Visit Churches In Kano Today In Show Of Solidarity! by Sholaf(f): 5:41pm On Jan 15, 2012 |
Well done Kano State. |
Properties › Re: Build A New House Vs Buy A New House by Sholaf(f): 12:10pm On Jan 15, 2012 |
Location Location Location! Of course 20 Million Naira goes a long way in building your dream home in Cotonou. I bought 2 plots of land for 8 Million Naira in Fidjrosse with un-interrupted sea view. |
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Charity Organisation- E-Helpers Network by Sholaf(f): 5:27pm On Jan 13, 2012 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Charity Organisation- E-Helpers Network by Sholaf(f): 5:29pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
How about Morocco and Ghana, they have good hospitals and cheaper too. No long distance flights. |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here. Everybody Is Invited! by Sholaf(f): 1:24pm On Jan 09, 2012 |
Awa omo yoruba, ti a wa ni Idale, adura mi ni pe ki Oluwa Olorun, ki o so wa dele pelu ayo ati alafia. |
Politics › Re: Describe Goodluck Jonathan In One Word by Sholaf(f): 12:47pm On Jan 09, 2012 |
Pitiful. |
Politics › Re: Bicycle Vs Other Means Of Land Transportation! by Sholaf(f): 2:13pm On Jan 04, 2012 |
Impulse80: Omo men, na cycling levels o tlops: I heard they cost about 10,000 eur for each of those. No, in the Netherland, the Pedicab Rickshaw is 4,000 Euro. |
Politics › Re: Egbesu Fraternity Claim Responsibility For Sapele Bombing by Sholaf(f): 1:28pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
pro01: Lol. pro01: Lol. Rib cracker of the year! |
Culture › Re: Which Day Of The Week Did You Hate As A Kid by Sholaf(f): 4:45pm On Dec 27, 2011 |
Mine was, and still is Mondays. |
Romance › Re: The Most Romantic Place To Be With Your Partner by Sholaf(f): 3:00pm On Dec 20, 2011 |
Nayah: Hi anyone, miss everyone just want to wish you the best for CHRISTMAS first Then, actually I'm a bit curious to know where you guys plan or wish you could be at the end of this year fo unforgettable moments
Bless you all  Hi Nayah, am staying home for the end of year, we have an annual spectacular fire work display in the village on new years eve. |
Celebrities › Re: Mercy Okojie Wins The Most Outstanding Female Act Of The Year 2011 by Sholaf(f): 1:06pm On Dec 19, 2011 |
Well done and many Congz. |
Politics › Re: Residents Warn Against Uncontrollable Chaos Over Lekki Tolling - SaharaReporters by Sholaf(f): 2:23pm On Dec 12, 2011 |
djustice: Not only have Lagosians ALWAYS PAID TAXES, whether civil servants or not, we are now paying more taxes, mostly duplicated and obnoxious, than we have ever paid before in the history of Nigeria, directly and indirectly.
We are entitled to certain services and infrastructure, based on just our taxes. If the Tinubu/Fashola government were not quite as profligate with our taxes as they've been for the last 12 years, with all their low-quality and grossly over-priced projects being used to suck money out of the treasury, we would have made much more progress. But alas, the hungry lion at Bourdillon must be fed, with his penchant for lubricating the judiciary, the civil service - federal and states, the police, INEC, federal ministers and just about every bribeable person, with free funds from Lagos Taxpayers.
All this is being done at the expense of Lagos Taxpayers. This is the same reason why The Palms, a high footfall venue frequented by taxpayers, is made a laborious place to visit by Tinubu's LCC simply because the owner would not give him a 50% share of the facility, just for approving his Physical Planning application. Same way he acquired 50% of Oriental Hotel, and the same reason he stymied the growth of the Lagos Free Trade Zone (different from the Lekki Free Zone, which is Bola Tinubu's project.) All these paid hacks screaming that we want anything for free in Lagos either don't live here or are part of the privileged ACN crew who simply feed on the rest of us and contribute nothing. They see Lagosians as cows to be milked, which is why they see nothing wrong with tolling an inner city road - first time this has been done ANYWHERE in the world. This is also the highest number of toll plazas per kilometre in the world (3 within 23km).
This is a record-breaking project for all the wrong reasons. It is the most expensive road expansion project in the world, pound for pound, dollar for dollar, which is highly befuddling, considering the relatively low cost of labor in Nigeria, compared to say, the USA, where similar projects, but with higher quality of construction and finish, generally cost about 50% of what is being charged here.
It is the worst designed road expansion project, viewed through the prism of ease-of-use, considering the number of bottlenecks introduced in the form of roundabouts and Toll Plazas.
It is also one of the world's least safe roads to live on now, on account of the ugly fence which makes it impossible to see when a robbery is going on behind the fence. The proliferation of roundabouts on a 3 carriageway freeway also make it quite unsafe to drive on.
In terms of quality, the undulation and bobbling on the road surface in the stretches of road already "completed" begs the question as to why this particular contractor, Hitech, was given the job. The answer lies in the very reason most are opposed to the entire idea of concessioning the road - high-level racketeeering, rapacious corruption, abuse of office and the hardship that all of these issues bring to bear on the lives of the people living within this sophisticated prison facility, referred to copiously in the "agreement" as the "concession area".
We will not pay, and we are ready to fight Fashola's government, Tinubu's thugs and federal forces, if they are collaborating, to a standstill, if need be. Let heavens fall. WE WILL NLOT PAY A KOBO!! Agree! |
Family › Re: My Husband And I Are Not Talking - And I Don't Know What To Do by Sholaf(f): 2:08pm On Dec 06, 2011 |
moremi2008: Your husband has absolutely no respect or love for you and you shouldn't be trying to bring a child into this horrible marriage. He murders your first child and then continues to desecrate your body?!! Haba! Why are some women so battered and beaten that they become bingo dogs?! Don't you have a father or brother? Or are you an orphan that has never seen an ounce of affection? Why are you putting up with this rubbish? God forbid anyone of my sisters go through this horror. Well said. |
Politics › Re: I Am Not A Crook, I ‘m Not A Criminal – Bode George by Sholaf(f): 4:20pm On Dec 05, 2011 |
Kilode?!: You be Elewon then
Agbaya 'army' robber 
Oniyeye. This definitely got me in stitches. |
Politics › Re: I Am Not A Crook, I ‘m Not A Criminal – Bode George by Sholaf(f): 4:17pm On Dec 05, 2011 |
Kilode?!: You be Elewon then
Agbaya 'army' robber 
Oniyeye.
This definitely got me in stitches. |