₦airaland Forum

mikeansy:
any fool can hold a press conference with Nigerian journalists

they are either compromised or too afraid to ask tough questions

He be like them don swear for u - how can a journalist be compromised when did journalist in Nigeria start collecting contracts . Most of the reputable dailies print controversial stuff. Maybe it just simple down to the level of journalist .and it is impossible to find people like the BBC hard talk guy stephen in Nigeria.

one Naiaj


he be like say them don swear for u


if u lead - i will follow ------------------------- u sit in ghana and talking rubblish

ol boy how many thread u go start on this matter - if it is really causing u pain the European elections is on June 4 . Their u vent yr anger.

Thanks Tha_dude

We plan not cut any corners - We understand that the drivers are key to the business and plan to spend at 15% of earnings on the drivers.

. At first the concentration will be within the state and maybe surrounding states like Ogun, Oyo, Osun etc

What kind of returns can one expect from the following

1. Fuel tanker interstate/within the state
2. Flat back truck carrying dry goods
3 Container trucks carrying containers from the port


thanks

@ikey

Why do u want shoot me - is it because i am yoruba

This thread should be locked by the moderator -  it is very demoralising to Nigeria as whole esp to the Yoruba tribe


Why do we have to be tribal


Thanks

Proud to be Yoruba

Why dont Nigerians like to accept the truth - If the youth or country is not as corrupt as the leader then it is not possible for about 5000 persons to hold 145,000, 000 hostage

I second the poster's motion

I was in Lagos in 2008 for a month. I was so shocked at the level of the corruption, i am not talking Government i mean people and it dawned on me no wonder this country is heading for the cesspit. You need to see the level of over invoicing in local and state governments. It also so had to do genuine business in Nigeria cause of number of people trying to rip one off.

What a joke

nthnymarce:
Thats a wonderful investment aproach.All you need to do is to partner with different amusement centres. i think every state of the federation has an amusement park. just come home and move into the venture[b] instead of working tirelessly for the oyibos. [/b]
Best of lucks.

wLL said

Myself and group of friends are planning on starting a haulage business in Nigeria and would like find out how viable this business in Nigeria. We have manage to source 10 trucks ( 4 petrol tankers , 3 flat back truck, and 3 Container chasis trucks).  We have  two options should be  lease the trucks to an agency or manage the logistics ourself.  What are the return like on this business


Any advice will be appericated.

What about " Dogmeat"

Massive suicide in Nigeria.

@ibime

Why do u have to degrade yourself this low - u are behaving like u lack common sense

what has somebody english got to do with what is been disscused


fix up.

One Nigeria

One Death

Jakum

u dey craze

du u pay yr taxes ?

jona

u dey craze - why u dey post message twice

them swear for u

Toxic Wasted Guy

you are low level ignorant fool with yr comment on the your yoruba tribe.


u r showing u lack basic common sense and proper home training - what sensible people and thinking right would make your comments


fix yr self.

The Oil belong to all Nigerians

Bloody armed robbers - They lost respect the day they started kiddnapping and killing their own

Make them drop nuclear bomb and wipe them out instantly

Ijawman

u must be very stupid for saying all yoruba are crooks

to who?

Elzaur

ElRazur:
Official News update.

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Thanks.

How is one going to get an email when you dont even have mail

ode remo:
some people sha , they wait for pigs to fly.

Bros- I sent the mail

Thanks

@ode remo


u dey msn or yahoo messenger

thanks

ode remo:
waiting for them to kidnap the church pastor and imam them , someone shout allleyluyahhhhhh.

bros - i left u message on the " please stop flashing us " thread

will appericate if you would contact me

have a couple questions for u about the haulage thing

thanks

ode remo:
just drop one going 2 nija at tilbury 2day on atlantico. most of  my trucks move aggregates , operate only in Abuja, nigger state and those territory, cant take Lagos and Ibadan pressure.and  trust me when it comes to truck Hausa Merck. and Ibadan Merck. are the best. Lagos only get spare parts. anyway  in London one day Nigeria 2 day. life is hard for haulage man .

Please brother -

I am also instrested in the hauluage business / i live in the u.k  - please email me

i have a couple of questions i need to ask  u

niyi[dot]falade@gmail[dot]com

thanks

blacksta


you don mental

Oil companies in Nigeria are being hit with rising costs due to kidnappings of their staff that have become so commonplace in the volatile Niger Delta one Nigerian company is selling T-shirts calling it the country's "fastest growing business!''

For many though, it's no joke. In the face of growing insecurity, companies trying to keep fearful staff from fleeing are paying more for insurance, salaries, perks and housing.

"My wife doesn't want to bring our kids back,'' said Scotsman Graeme Kerr, a general manager of two oil services companies whose family left the country after a Port Harcourt bar Kerr was in was attacked by gunmen in August. "Now I'm looking for some work outside of Nigeria.''

Kerr escaped the August attack by hiding under a table, but his best friend was seized by gunmen. Nearly 60 other foreigners have been snatched this year, 10 of them friends of Kerr. All were released unharmed.

Militant groups say they are fighting for a greater share of the region's oil wealth, which has largely bypassed Delta inhabitants and ended up in the pockets of corrupt politicians. However, many say that what may have once been a politically motivated protest has degenerated into simple extortion, as splinter groups seize foreigners and demand cash from their companies for their safe return. Most companies deny they pay ransoms, although militant groups and the Nigerian government tell a different story.

In the latest violence Tuesday, attackers wielding automatic rifles overran a navy base and occupied a nearby oil facility, holding several troops and 60 Nigerian oil workers hostage in violence that trimmed crude output in Africa's biggest producer.

"Our deployment allowance just got raised,'' said one private security contractor working for a large oil services firm, referring to the extra money employees get for working in region designated as risky. He declined to discuss figures or let himself or his company be identified due to restrictions on speaking with the press, but said the financial impact of kidnappings was "huge.''

Apart from ransoms, which most companies deny they pay, "insurance goes up, and salaries, perks and housing all go up too to try to keep the staff,'' he said.

http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/international/2006/10/11/73226.htm

You been sniffing Generator fumes. Go anywhere in the world same thing go happen. Womaniser.

Back Stabber - Them plenty - i go run far.

Because I want to hammer at all times without any kind of condemnation.