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basisop: Saw the guys there with a drummer, they shared palmwine and also roasted yam in front of the sub-station. It was a funny drama.They need to eat too na...is it easy to protest? |
One word. Greedy! |
Hehehe! We are waiting. |
mikolo80: SO SIX MONTHS NA LONG TIME NOW ABII hear....no be NAIJA we dey? |
Poster...I don't understand this ya story. Link pls. |
1800bc: But this country is too rich fa....the funny thing is one person wants it all for him or herself...why we greedy like dis na?This you just know? Sorry for u. |
I don't ask guys I truly luv for anything....if they give,fine if not,no qualms. It's the ones that I don't really care about dat I ask things of ....don't know why...just happens |
ayizz: all not on point!.....u only fall in love ones in ur life;we get married most of the times ,not because we love each other ,buh cos we are compatible.I know wat I want but the opposite comes along always....quite annoying. |
Minus ur friends opinion....Wetin u want? Must u always double check wit ur friends? Guys sef... |
sashaa: Someone recently told me dat luv is hardly ever mutual. And it got me thinknno be small thinking ma dear |
djeezy: I believe that love is a gradual process. If someone doesn't love you now does not mean the person cannot love you in the future. I onced loved a girl,professed my love for her but she never felt the same way then I unloved her. Few months latter she started loving me, and I felt nothing for her again. All you need is a little patience and everything will fall in place.i have the same story too...but u know that scarcity breeds a necessity...she was enjoying the attention and wen u took it out,she yearn for it especially wen she does not get the same from someone she loves...and the circle continues |
No wonder my parents dont use ATM cards....lol |
Punctuality is the soul of good business. |
i know we still have some right thinking individuals in Naija... Naija must better. There has never been a statue erected to critics. |
No comment yet. |
more grease and vaseline to his elbows. |
Facts have emerged that a lot of online financial transactions by banks may be insecure and vulnerable to attack for lack of standard information technology (IT) security compliance. The situation became worrisome with the cashless initiative being driven by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Web-jurist, an independent website assessor, told THISDAY in Lagos that only one out of the 19 operating banks in Nigeria, had been certified with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS) by the US-based Payment Card Industry Standard Security Council (PCI-SSC)- a global IT security regulatory body- setting the pace for security standards. Web-jurist further revealed that switching companies like Interswitch and eTransact were also PCI-DSS compliant, including Phillips Consulting, the driver of Web-jurist in Nigeria. Confirming the situation, Vice President of Wini Group, Mr. Tim Akano, stressed that banks must be PCI-DSS compliant in order to build the desired security confidence in their customers and to avoid modern-day online attacks by hackers, which could not only lead to loss of huge sums of money, but could also ground any financial institution with weak infrastructural base. THISDAY authoritatively gathered that the CBN had given directives to all banks to become PCI-DSS compliant as quickly as possible giving them up till 2013 to make adequate preparations for the certification.\ http://www.thisdayonline.com/ |
ilugunboy...but he is my friend sha. |
NIGERIANS should focus on those things that bind them together to ensure unity and cohesion in the polity, National Chairman of the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP), Chief Ogbonnaya Onu, has said. Onu said it was unfortunate that Nigerians have never been divided as they are now since the country came into existence about 98 years ago. He made the assertion yesterday in Abuja when members of the Coalition of Civil Societies for National Unity and Co-existence visited him at the ANPP National Secretariat in Abuja. The ANPP chief recalled how people of various ethnic and cultural backgrounds were brought together by the colonialists to form what is now known as Nigeria in 1914 and wondered why Nigerians that had been cohabiting peaceably since then were now at loggerhead over mundane issues such as religion and ethnic differences. He said the multi-faceted problems now besetting the country were not beyond resolution once well-meaning Nigerians closed ranks. http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=93472:how-nigeria-can-overcome-current-challenges-by-onu&catid=1:national&Itemid=559 |
Organised Labour has commended the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for swooping on the management of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) over the workers’ missing N200 billion pension and superannuation fund, noting that the action will make the workers to get back their money. The President of the Senior Staff Association of Electricity and Allied Companies (SSAEAC), Bede Opara said it was a good development, as the union would not allow its members’ interest to be undermined. Opara explained that in 2004, when the new Pension Reformed Act came into force requiring public sector employees to open accounts with pension fund administrators, N88 billion contributed by the 47,000 PHCN workforce was thought to be in the pension scheme, but only a paltry N3 billion had been accounted for to date. He said: “The important fact is that the management of PHCN is managing the pension fund and if they have any challenge, maybe the coming of the EFCC may expose it, because once we are able to know those who have embezzled our money, we would get it back from them for the workers. The most important thing here is for the workers to get back their money. http://www.sunnewsonline.com/article/phcn-pension-scam-electricity-workers-commend-efcc-0 |
binger: Wetin concern us with this story? Long,boring,illogical,and made no particular point at the end.Obviously a waste of time kwo? |
ilugunboy: You prove with every of your post..how dumb you are!....Use you real Id!....am not going to join in your gutter words.See the person I am even exchanging words with pls read his online signature before he changes it.."Signature: "Because we believe that our ethnic group, our society, our political party, our God, is better than your God, we kill each other." -- Neale Donald Walsch I was right wen I said he needed psychiatric attention...I will need to ignore u my friend. Sorry. |
I see reason with you but what can we do about it Any ideas? |
ilugunboy: F0ol..I told you to use your real UserId ......coward!Moderator pls ban this guy.... he is a scam meant to derail us from facts....and lacks proper reasoning ability which makes him qualified for high intensive care at the psychiatric ward. |
ilugunboy: If this is the best you guys can stick him on with.....then you have failed woefully, it wont wash!Wait o...I don't understand you fa... To thief money don turn beta thing Wonders shall one day try to end but never end. |
LFJ: May the Almighty God cut short the life of those that spread lie Amen o! Especially those that use the lies to sit in political office and reject national awards cos of what they are hiding but nothing is hidden under the sun...na time e fit take. |
Hatitude: We've read this already! Doesn't seem to matter much in my view. Seems there is a campaign going on to discredit him cos he was one of the leading reps that called for impeachment of GEJ.Interesting...so u alone can pompously get up and call urself Nigerians' ? Only you= Nigerians abi? If u no get comment relax jor. Armed robber like u! |
miteolu: Everyone is just threaten anyhow for this country. GEJ threatened yesterday today petroleum marketers. I must threaten someone on NL.Hahaha! I threaten all nairalanders to emm...I no sabi threaten person sef. ![]() |
onandon: Something isn't right at my end, we have been having about 23 hours power supply daily since Thursday last week. It's too good to be true, I'm scared.Typical Nigerian...see beta thing now and you are scared. E be like say we don dey used to negative situations that we are scared wen we see sumtin good....hmmmm NAIJA go beta. |
[quote author=Dele.ahmed]At the present, the government at the federal level is still running the National Poverty Eradication Programme NAPEP,which is replicated in all the state of the federation. Ever since the Programme stated in 2001 and billions of naira spent, there is very little or nothing to show for it in terms of poverty eradication. Although all the six geopolitical zones are hit by poverty, the scourge is more in the North. What could be the factor(s)....[/quote]U can as well blame it on Me or Akon. |
Wetin u want make we talk sef? Dat na long grammar Abeg. |
Euroclydon: Hmmmmmmmmm if I hear? Nigerians dey find quick money...agric takes too much time to mature. Abi no be so?It depends.... |
Any ideas?