Sunofgod's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Sunofgod's Profile › Sunofgod's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 (of 272 pages)
Then there will be no money to do anything else in the country. I dont think OPEC would be happy either. Maybe the Federal Govt should sponsor the take up of 'Solar Technology'? |
Elyas:@Op (You B.astard Pirate) Tell your people to stop hijacking ships. Why would a Nigerian send you a '419' email when its well known you people cannot read? |
Set a minimum wage and then link it to inflation - Its not rocket science. Many countries use this method to set wages and wage increases. If inflation is 5%, the wage increase is 5%. |
jerrywool:I hope your not 'Boko Haram'? GEJ needs to install CCTV camera's in all his residences to prevent 'Pricks' like you from snooping on him and his family. Who gave you permission to publish this pic? |
cap28:The woman must be well protected. . . . I dont think the 'World Bank' will let anything happen to their stooge. Out of nowehere GEJ appointed 'Aganga' (Ex Goldman Sachs) - And now Okonjo-iweala (ex World Bank) They've got |
Tomorrow the CBN will also take control of the NNPC. . . . . . Nigerians will just be sleeping or wallowing in ignorance. |
Jesus Christ. . . . . . |
Here comes the 'Credit Crunch'. . . . . . But I think its what Nigeria needs - Look at the huge debts many states have accrued. The 'Deficit' needs to be eliminated immediately and the amount spent by the Federal Govt reduced drastically. Will lead to hardships - But may be necessary to prevent Naija going the same way as 'Greece'. |
When |
ZnO:Wise move - Dont take the bait. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=706842.msg8657798#msg8657798 date=1309900089]who are the dreamers bakare did not even win his home state and that is why i as a nigerian sees the SW as one of the most detribaised people in nigeria why can't fashola be the president?[/quote]As I cannot answer your question without sounding 'Tribalistic' I wont answer it. But I will re-state the fact that 'Fashola' will never be President of Nigeria. |
J12:Please - GEJ does not have the authority to appoint a CBN Governor nor can he sack him. On Paper GEJ is the most powerful man in Nigeria as president (Just like Obama, Cameron, Medvedev) In reality there are people more powerful than them that pull the strings. |
ZnO:Dont mind the 'Dreamers' Yesterday it was 'Bakare' they were shouting from the roof tops - And what happened? Fashola will never be president of Nigeria. |
J12:He's executing the 'Agenda' of his masters well. I dont see why he will not serve a second term if he wants to. In terms of 'Power' the position of presidency is a step down for him. And let it be known now - GEJ is not the most powerful man in Nigeria. |
OAM4J:At least somebody seems to understand the game. GEJ can sack the finance minister without hesistation but cannot touch the CBN governor. And yet ignorant Nigerians think the CBN is just a 'wing' of the govt - One day it will dawn on them the true nature of the CBN. If Okonjo Iweala doesn't toe the line, it will be Sanusi who puts an end to her tenure. |
God this. . . . .God that. The article clearly states that the kids were not naturally born. So we are also going to blame 'God' for this calamity? The woman was taking fertility drugs (Obviously the handy work of the 'white man' aka the 'Devil') Ok fine - she's now given birth. So let her carry her arsse back to naija. How are the British obligated to her or her children? How much has she contributed in taxes and national insurance to the UK Govt? Somebody do the maths - if they have to 'take care of her' and her children for the next 18 years how much will that cost? The bottom line is its the 'Taxpayer' who has to foot the bill which I think is not fair on them. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=704841.msg8641323#msg8641323 date=1309708281]lol like the west will come to nigeria to make peace name countries in which the west have made peace there and gone back to there country the sooner u people pray the west does not come the better it is for cities in the south maximum abuja and borno will be gone but the south all the oil proding states willl be gone[/quote]Its like you know nothing about 'Geo-Politics' The South will be protected at all cost as it is of strategic interest to the west (The Oil) The North is of no value to the Western Powers and so they wont hesitate for a second 'levelling' the whole place with 'Bombs' God forbid Boko Haram start causing problems in an oil producing state - The West will unleash hell on the 'North'. Few southerners will be against such actions - as they see the 'North' as a bigger devil than the 'White Man'. Thats the reality of the situation. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=704841.msg8641286#msg8641286 date=1309707882]^^^^^ ode ewu amu ndi uche na sun of god so where are they goign to land in the north or is there as much oil in the north than in the south[/quote]Nobody from the south is out to cause carnage or disruption.Plus the 'West' hate Islamist with a passion. So please warn your people - And I will warn mine to vacate that region. 'Drones' are not a joke. |
EzeUche: ![]() But on a serious note, Southerners need to start relocation planning. The 'North' is about to become the new 'Pakistan'. |
buzugee:The 'Western' system is crumbling before our eyes. . . . And no matter how much weaponry the white man has he can never go toe to toe with nature. Hence his downfall is almost guaranteed. The 'Sun' is our friend and their enemy - Our black skin is more than just a colour but a sheild that protects us from certain calamities. We are in the process of climate change and I dont expect any form of white man to be on this earth in the next 500 years. |
We have no defense against drone attacks. . . . And the West does not respect the sovereignity of any nation. Its only a matter of time before they start carrying out strategic bombings on our shores. They dont even need to put boots on the ground. Buhari and his cohorts should fear the most from this talk. |
We dont need to ally with anybody - We just need a couple of nukes or other WMD's. And personally, I dont trust anything with white skin. |
https://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01338/Quins_01_1338459a.jpg A NIGERIAN mum who headed for Britain when she learned she was pregnant is battling to stay after having QUINS, The Sun can reveal. Bimbo Ayelabola, 33, had been taking twice the prescribed dose of a potent fertility drug while at home in Lagos. Within days of discovering she was expecting she obtained a visitor's visa for Britain. And she ended up getting the best treatment possible on the NHS following an emergency Health Service scan which showed she was expecting four babies. After months of taxpayer-funded care - costing an estimated £200,000 - Bimbo had a complex Caesarean op 32 weeks into her pregnancy on April 28. Doctors at Homerton Hospital, in Hackney, East London, then discovered there was a fifth baby. Now, two months later, Bimbo is applying to the Home Office to extend her stay in the UK because boys Tayseel and Samir and girls Aqeelah, Binish and Zara - although healthy - are too fragile to fly home. Bimbo is also arguing that there is no "support network" of family and friends left in Nigeria to help her bring up her kids because they are all in the UK already. Bimbo's husband Ohi, 37, is not. He came to Britain to visit her in hospital but fled back to Nigeria after discovering it was a multiple pregnancy and he faced being responsible for the brood. ![]() The Home Office will now decide whether to grant Bimbo a six-month extension of her visa which expired on June 27. Officials are also considering sending her a bill for the huge cost of her six months of care which included treatment by consultants, paediatricians, nurses, midwives, social workers and back-up staff. But Bimbo would be unable to pay anyway. She insists she had no idea she was expecting more than one child when she sought a UK visa after getting pregnant in November. Taxpayer-funded care , Bimbo Ayelabola while pregnant https://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01338/Quins_02_1338475a.jpg Bimbo had bought supplies of the fertility drug Clomid over the counter in Lagos and began taking two a day - double the recommended dose. The drug is also supposed to be taken for five to seven days. But Bimbo popped the pills for two months before discovering she was pregnant - and deciding to head for London. She said: "I had already had miscarriages and couldn't bear the stress another pregnancy would cause. So I decided to visit my family in London. I thought I would stand a much better chance of avoiding another miscarriage in a calmer place with friends and family. Now if I go back I'll be on my own without even a roof over my head. My entire family support network, three sisters, four aunts and virtually all my school friends, live here." Bimbo is helped by her sister Stella, 26, and a Nigerian school pal. They take turns to feed the babies in Stella's two-bedroom flat in Poplar, East London. But they are struggling to make ends meet as each baby costs £70-a-week in milk formula and nappies alone. Bimbo is being backed by immigration lawyer Mark Dada. He has applied to the Home Office for her to stay. But a Home Office spokesman said: "The NHS is a national health service, not an international one. We expect those with no right to be in the UK to leave. otherwise we will remove them." Tory MP Chris Skidmore said: "It's not acceptable for health tourism to continue in the way it has done." Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3673011/Nigerian-mum-Bimbo-Ayelabola-flew-into-Britain-and-had-quins-on-the-NHS.html#ixzz1QyswcAu4 |
Quintuplets on the NHS? Let the british govt seize the kids, split them up and send them into adoption. That will teach the woman. Pissss-Taker, |
Hope this doesn't lead to a new phenomena called 'Ghost Pupils'. (But it probably will) What if schools decide to 'swell' there numbers? I hope there are ways of verifying how many pupils are actually in attendance. Also, 2.7 billion is a finite amount - How much is needed to pay the actual fee's? |
You cannot trust the 'devil' - Libya was foolish in its dealings with the west and now they are paying the price. I think Colonel Gaddafi should never have listened to his sons and maintained his hatred for the west. |
Your looking for trouble with this thread. . . . . . But its welcoming to see GEJ attempting to put the right people in the right places. |
Seun:Please start 'Moderating your Moderators' and unlock the thread. Do something about the inconsistency - |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 (of 272 pages)
