₦airaland Forum

privatelord:
You are totally correct, from what I am seeing in that picture, I have serious doubts that this road will last, Rigid pavements have been proven to last for a very long time, however, it must be handled by professionals, its not just about pouring concrete, and lining up a few reinforcements here and there without proper analysis and design.

Ikumapkayi:
I hope it is underlaid with iron rod otherwise it won't last.

designking:
Even the cement-sand-stones ratio looks a bit poor.

I doubt if this road can stand heavy duty trucks plying the road daily.

EcoNews:
Na bricklayer Alex Otti de use to build road for Aba now ?! Nice innovation though.

Dogalmighty17:
Quacks. Better not to have used any concrete at all than do have used what they did up there. When people hear concrete for road they think it is just ordinary mix and pour. Concrete has grades and different mix types. The least acceptable concrete grade is M30 which what they are doing up there is no where close to. I doubt when this concrete sets it can take up to 2000 psi.

ogelekpomgam:
My dear, it's like they want to kill everybody kpata kpata for that Naija.Here in UK,the bigger size of liquid milk is around 50 pence and I take one in 2 days interval.Chai, Naija ooo.. ..e no go better for agbado urchins!!!

helinues:
Bro, global recession is coming, smart countries are already preparing ahead.

US election is just what is delaying the announcement. Anytime from next year, it should be declared

Jovi10:
Russia will do the same to their assets in Russia which is even more than the amount of Russian assets in Europe. Na them go lose last last

cococandy:
Because her husband is not an insecure bum who tries to dim her shine

If he was another type of man, the moment she brings up the topic of traveling for a business meeting (which I’m sure she does often), he would have started whining about how he won’t have anyone at home to cook for and clean up after him.

Then he’ll bring it to nairaland and y’all will advice him to divorce her or keep side chicks because how can a married woman be gallivanting all over the world. It’s her fault bla bla bla.

Then Any woman who supports her will be a bitter feminist who wants to emasculate men.

Now both of them are reaping the benefits of her being a liberated woman and you guys are full of praises. Meanwhile you’re not connecting the dots that the lifestyle you guys actually want for her women wouldn’t allow a woman like Ngozi to thrive.

nams77:
How do people work in one organisation for 20,35 years. I pray I get this kind of patience o. I get bored staying in one spot for long. Even living in one area for too long becomes a bit boring. The longest I have ever worked in a single organisation is around 5 years
Maybe I will get to slow down in the future

efemena5050:
this idiot deprived people back then by opening 20 bank accounts of u know this ....when corruption favours Nigerians they see it as grace and being sensible but when the reverse they cry oooo

EmperorCaesar:
They are pushing for this BS but couldnt push for referendum
mrvitalis and gidgiddy, u can see now that your senators are the problem...they dont even know what to priortize this time

malali:
ISREAL out to kill everybody.

You all seem to have forgotten when the NBA Owner of LA clippers a Jewish billionaire said he doesn't want to be seen around black people. He said even black Jews were not "regarded" in Israel.

Too many Gen Z's on nairaland.

TimeManager:
Dumbest Labour Union ever, FG is not the problem, can states and private sector afford to pay unreasonable demands?, otherwise, the minimum wage will end up on paper just like the 30k.

-Kiss the truth!

JagabanB:
Umahi is a minister which you all are quick to sIander, is it same with Yorubàs?
You know the answer.

JagabanB:
It's a good thing that there are Yorubàs who don't support Tinubu even tho he's their tribesman, whereas all lgb0s supports the dîsàster called PitObi, and lgb0s wants us the rest of Nigeria to believe they are not tribaIist that the Yorubàs are the tribalist ones.
It's a good thing ur statement acknowledge that fact.

free234free:
I think they callled and he or she refused. That's why I want to know the next step

DMerciful01:
I thought they're Biafra.
Anyways thanks to FG.

OmotolaDeniro:
Who also noticed that the man ages way more faster than the woman?

Now he looks more like her grandpa

What the fvck is this please?🤔

ariesbull:
mugu...I have been to UK and I know what I saw and also this old man is a good example also


People no dey even see UK as japa ...we call London Lagos extension

God1000:
This Joe Biden is a two-faced man


ICC should ignore the threats from US and Israel and go after these war criminals, failure to do so will severely damage their credibility

highchief1:
how ppl take Dey stay abroad this long.i no fit o.i haven’t even been out of Nigeria for more than 2yrs at a stretch.God forbid.i see it as secondary stage of slavery.

ganisucks:
He should be deported ASAP. The law is no respecter of persons.

PEACE2023:
He should remain there Oh. He rejected Nigeria when he was a young man now he is old he can not be accepted

A disabled man who has lived in the UK for 38 years has been threatened with removal from the UK by the Home Office.

Anthony Olubunmi George, 61, came to the UK at the age of 24 in 1986 from Nigeria. He has not left the UK since and has no criminal convictions. In 2019, he had two strokes, which left him with problems with speech and mobility.

The Guardian also reported on the case of Nelson Shardey, 74, a newsagent from Merseyside who has lived in the UK since 1977 and was refused indefinite leave to remain by the Home Office despite being in the country for most of his adult life.
When George arrived, Margaret Thatcher was prime minister and Rishi Sunak is the ninth to hold office since George has lived in the UK. He has endured many periods of homelessness and says he has lost count of the number of friends who have given him shelter over the years. He says he no longer has any close family in Nigeria.

George has made various applications for leave to remain in the UK, which the Home Office has rejected, most recently on 7 May.

In 2005, his previous solicitors submitted a forged entry stamp in his passport and have subsequently been reported to the police and the legal regulatory bodies.

George told the Guardian he knew nothing about the passport stamp until many years later. His current lawyer, Naga Kandiah of MTC Solicitors, cited his poor previous legal representation as the reason for George’s problems. In his most recent refusal, Home Office officials said: “Unfortunately this is not something that is considered an exceptional circumstance.”

Kandiah has lodged an appeal against the latest refusal.

A previous Home Office rejection of his case states: “It’s open to your family and friends to visit you in Nigeria.”

George said: “I don’t know how many different sofas I’ve slept on – too many to count. I don’t have my life, living the way I’m living now. My health problems since I had my stroke are my biggest worry. All I’m asking for is some kindness from the Home Office.”

Kandiah said: “My client has been living in limbo for 38 years, with no family, has suffered two strokes and has no family left in Nigeria. His situation is not just because of Home Office policies but also because of poor representation by previous solicitors who failed to uphold professional integrity and ethical standards.”

A Home Office spokesperson said: “Applications have to be considered on their individual merits in accordance with the immigration rules with the responsibility on applicants to demonstrate they meet these rules.”

Golan007:
Otti, see your life outside.