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Oh my! that is so far from what i meant. In no way am i ridiculing them, the indictment is on our system as you've said.

I'm just trying to make all of us think of these things... i want us to have big dreams every big dream starts from somewhere small. Thanks for your comment i loved it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozXW-GJOeA0


This is the Lagos International trade fair 2013.The 2013 Lagos International Trade Fair is organised by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry.

As you can see it involves mostly foreign companies selling their goods to Africans while Africans dance and jest for them, not realising the company they're dancing for is probably owned and run by their age peers of other nationalities

The general state of Black Economy is one of CONSUMPTION we hardly produce any large scale goods or services like cars, electronics etc. however guess which race is most addicted to high end tech toys? yes the Black race.

I don't think a victimisation/racism (Oh the white man made me unproductive) can be blamed here. I think our mindset should be blamed....

We simply have to start thinking about how we can be a money making race; an industrious race; and a technologically advanced race.

I think we should all seek or create an African made alternative to every item or service we purchase from now on.

Many of us are industrious entrepreneurs and i advise these to think global....I urge Black millionaires in America to invest in factories and real estate in Africa.. let's build a GLOBAL BLACK ECONOMY!

Black cars, bikes, factories, oil rigs, computers made with NO white or asian fingers involved in the processes - from the raw material stage to the production and packaging stages right down to marketing stage this is my dream.

Black people must help each other to establish credible governmental institutions so that corruption - which is a tool of non Black Big business - can be stopped in African nations.
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Fire fighters battled from the dawn of 4th Nov 2013 to stop the fire at the Great Nigeria Insurance Building, Lagos Island. The fire has been contained from spreading but still rages on within the building. Lagos Fire Service and Julius Berger were on the scene as nearby shops and banks were closed.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhRpTNn5iVk&feature=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tq8MnpKS4FI&list=PLCYevrKgWXczU4tSVVFZk-zru77s7cd8C

A rare solar eclipse allowing a view of the Sun blocked by the Moon has taken place in some parts of Nigeria.

The partial eclipse was also reported in other parts of Africa, including Kenya, as well as in eastern North America and southern Europe.

However many observers complained that they were not able to observe the eclipse properly due to the glare from the sun and cloudy/rainy weather. Indeed this made some to be skeptical and doubt the reality of the occurrence of the natural phenomenon.

As experts warned looking at and taking pictures of the sun directly can be dangerous to both the eye and the camera.

The video below shows the eclipse through a SOLAR FILTER which is designed to reduce the dangerous glare which makes it difficult to look at or clearly photograph the sun. The video shows the sun as a bright ball and the moon as a dark shadow passing the sun. The blue sky is made a dark colour by the filter.

A solar eclipse is an astronomical event that occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth and partially blocks the sun.

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9L4dPMeCQw&feature=youtu.be

the looks of the late 80s and 90s... sweet times

Just ended in lagos, feels wonderful to see it and thanks to the nairalander who mentioned the vhs tape
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santuse: Ok, try it with dana

This is why i come to nairaland the funny comments lol

Guys if i may ask why not just jeans boots leather jacket and helmet?

A time lapse of a drive from home to work in Lagos City, Nigeria. Can you guess the street he came out from? Dedicated to all those who rise early everyday to go to work


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH3Hiyl6mxE&feature=youtu.be

He should be careful when giving her the d so it doesnt kill her!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emJKcL-UtbU

Lolitua: tiwa chaii...na bcoz of u na him make kim k call african gals ape...nao u con c j blige con dey smile lyk chrismas goat...no p bcoz j blige knw aw she luk lyk...buh plzzzz tiwa control yasef if u c foriegn celebs coz u're a celeb yasef..#nt jealous

All some people can do is criticise... your comment is sickening and if anyone qualifies to be described as ape-
like it's you from your comment - irritating hateful and negative Nigerians that give the rest of us a bad name.

This was nice but somehow doesnt live up to the legendary nature of skelewu ...the original with davido on a car captures the spirit of the song best... probably they should have done the same concept of several guys girls and cars in Nigeria.

Meen, if those that killed some of these people see this video dem sef fit kpai from shock o...lol


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WncUlGDbtA

yes i think i like the kawasaki too...

Just a naughty programmer catching personal trips... havent u seen the guys that draw hidden naked women in clouds,water in disney cartoons?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYE4mOkt-Qg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNlVFNiV1ds

Contrary to what many think, a N200,000 brazilian weave is actually an investment that can save you money. So says this young lady. Guess we should start all start "investing" for the future as soon as possible


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoipUmVy58M

Shagati: Suzuki GSX-R 1300 Hayabusa

Hayabusa - meaning the Peregrine Falcon - fastest factory made road bike at 300-something kph, the peregrine falcon is the natural prey of the (Honda) blackbird .

Wonderful thread Shagati , i've seen loads of threads like these on advrider.com but mostly by caucasians. Please take time to take more pics. I priced a tokunboh 750 gsxr yesterday...still a bit beyond my reach @ N700k What do you think about the price . I mean i want a 600cc honda cbr used how much do you think i'll need?

Pls i would like to have the e-book.this is my e-mail:petersoluseyi@yahoo.com Thanks!!!

It was interviews with Nigerian girls that recently removed their weaves.

Yes and the weaves do damage as seen in the video. I think the weaving styles like that in your pic above will eventually come back because even white women look good in them.

I mean isn't it ridiculous to see girls hitting their heads with the butt of the of hands as if their brains have blocked?

But i'm not beefing; they do look good in them, i would just say that the stigma against the African weaving style - (the notion that it's only for school girls) should be removed.

Speaking to 2 Nigerian women on the very controversial topic of their hair.
Nairalanders what are your thoughts on this issue in this time of N200,000 brazilian/peruvian weaves that are changed every month or so?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYpSG_PjHFQ