₦airaland Forum

Justfollowit:
The bastard treated her like trash and the fool endured it.

God bless the man who thinks he can treat me like trash

Spent 30 million naira on her & yet you said he treated her like trash

Na wa ooo

Gejpresident:
e no pain me


u no why i insulted u cos u still quote d guy long comment


sorry anyway

Toh i collect back my sorry, oya take back your sorry...

Gejpresident:
u self na ode

E don pain am die

Oya no vex

FlyboyZee:
The rationale NOI (FG) IMHO is trying to adopt is a simple economic model.

Create scarcity in order to increase market demand which would in turn stimulate production so that producers would strive to supply so much as to fill the vacuum created by the scarcity, hence creating employment, revenue, specialization, etc...

It's still the same we're saying bro...its d aggressive path which we know doesn't work for Nigeria...mention any which has...removal of subsidy? None has worked..slow & steady always wins d race...

The agricultural reform was only a huge success because we already had enough farm produce(alternative), we just needed the ban to enforce its acceptability. Not where we're even lacking in d adequate wherewithal to Manufacture coupled with few alternatives.

Such a policy is dead on arrival bro.

oliverjiad:
lolz nah. Just honour to the charges,why robot go charge. U,bros easy nah

What's the shipping line

I never know oh...hopefully will know by May....but what's your last?

oliverjiad:
#550,000. Respectively

Regards

Jaid

Respectively like how?

I hope no be robot dey type sha?

onosprince:
Those girls for he videos na just packaging... see the guy dey beg desperately for toto

But I wonder how come a babe go twerk for person in video & yet d guy go still dey lack toto...

Beats me.

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oliverjiad:
2010 would cost u #850,000
2011 would cost u #1.150,000
2012 would cost u #1.2m

If it's accident it must clearly seen as accident ed not dented to mean as accident,i mean accidented in terms of airbag deployed and the front rear is seriously damage as well this would accept as salvage title

Regards

Jaid

How much to clear a 2004 Mercedes benz E320?

folabayo1:
Hard work pays!!!

Airforce1 am still patiently waiting for ur album o

The patient dog eats the fattest bone.

FlyboyZee:
Well! Well!! Well!!!
As far as I can remember, the Nigerian Government has been announcing this auto policy fir sometime now, shifting and shifting the proposed date of implementation so that people can adjust. Rather than adjusting, we are there casting aspersions and throwing blames on refineries, gas plants, electricity supply and the baba himself, CORRUPTION. All I'm saying is that even in the face of all these daunting challenges, we cannot get to el dorado before creating a paradise for ourselves. We have to create our own paradise by sacrifices, hard work, perseverance and belt-tightening in order to achieve el dorado.

Almost all brand new Hondas and Toyotas we buy and use in Nigeria are manufactured in South Africa. Our youths then pursue these jobs we have succeeded in creating in South Africa to South Africa and they start killing us there that we are taking over their jobs. If we start assembly/manufacturing of cars, the market available to SA would diminish, jobs there to would diminish and our youths may not face xenophobic attacks in SA because we would have succeeded in creating more jobs and market for reasonable enterprise to thrive. I'm speaking from the view point of a development economist...

As a development Economist I will fault this method of yours with all due respect for the reasons I've just stated...its just like starving yourself to achieve an aim financially. One may not be alive to witness its frution...imagine the accidents, untold & unnecessary hardship people will experience as a backlash of such policy....

FlyboyZee:
Well! Well!! Well!!!
As far as I can remember, the Nigerian Government has been announcing this auto policy fir sometime now, shifting and shifting the proposed date of implementation so that people can adjust. Rather than adjusting, we are there casting aspersions and throwing blames on refineries, gas plants, electricity supply and the baba himself, CORRUPTION. All I'm saying is that even in the face of all these daunting challenges, we cannot get to el dorado before creating a paradise for ourselves. We have to create our own paradise by sacrifices, hard work, perseverance and belt-tightening in order to achieve el dorado.

Almost all brand new Hondas and Toyotas we buy and use in Nigeria are manufactured in South Africa. Our youths then pursue these jobs we have succeeded in creating in South Africa to South Africa and they start killing us there that we are taking over their jobs. If we start assembly/manufacturing of cars, the market available to SA would diminish, jobs there to would diminish and our youths may not face xenophobic attacks in SA because we would have succeeded in creating more jobs and market for reasonable enterprise to thrive. I'm speaking from the view point of a development economist...

You are right by saying Nigeria has been announcing the auto policy shift...but thats all they do...they'll only announce policies that'll unsettle ppl but do nothing to mitigate such effects thats why people will continue to cast aspersions as to dr lack of "Ubuntu" in ALL dr policies.....

Asking for alternative & adequate means of transportation to be fully on ground which is actually ongoing with the railway transformation (even tho they still embezzled funds to buy old school 2nd hand locomotives); functioning refineries to power our gas plants while the Manufacturing goes on is not too much to ask-so its no el dorado...its just the logical & humane thing any responsible & mature government will do.

Someone talked about Rickety danfoes & molues ppl will have to resort to...even the BRTs will become congested & overwhelmed...

You made mention of just 12v of electricity for Production, I dunno how feasible that is as what I know is dat Manufacturing of such dimension will require a great deal of electricity.

After the right things av been put in place to a considerable degree then we can fully implement the ban which will be most welcomed & won't be met with much resistance as it is now.

Lets learn to do the Right things the Right way.

chimkaire:
[/s][s][/s]You the stupid fellow here, so, wear the crown cos it fits ya.




How you reason through your anus beats the human race. Do you mind reading my comment once more or ya continue in your delusion of ''all women (your Momma inclusive)'' rant

Stuupid still...kontunuu!

chimkaire:
Why are you men always stup id

Stuupid response to a sensible & sensitive question.

chimkaire:
I have always maintained that such hideous act can never be happening and it's lost on the husband
He is either looking the other way or in support of this like the man here. If such happens, let him face the music with his beastly wife




I have a cuz who returned a househelp to her parents lest his wife kills her

Why are you women always beastly?

AmakaDNB:
What if i start my own journey? From Nyanya to Asokoro, what do you guys think?

Mtchew. Go siddon for one place my friend!

FlyboyZee:
I bow for Nigerians o.
Na we go first run go South Africa, say things no dey work for Naija...
Na we go first run go dry UK, say things are difficult in Naija...
Na we go first emigrate to US, say life no be am for Naija...

Now, come to think of it...
If the Americans, the Britons and the South Africans had run away from their countries when things were hard, difficult, bad and unbearable, do you think they would have achieved the kind of societies, economies or development they have today?

At the end of every dark tunnel, there is light. Day breaks after the darkest hours of the night. Similarly, like those countries we are so quick to mention in order to score our beloved country low and portray our development in bad light. We have to stay back in our country to strive and fight to make things work by all means.

In my humble submission, we had it good back in the days when we were assembling cars in the country, there were good auto mechanics and electricians all around, second hand value of Nigerian-used cars were very good, body work and paint jobs were excellent, there was high accessibility to OEM parts, there was some local manufacturing of certain auto consumables such as batteries, brake pads, fluids, etc. During this period, electricity was also not stable and enough, Nigeria has been synonymous with bad roads since time immemorial, we had the same crop of leaders we are still recycling today, yet it was closer to Utopia.

Then, we moved on to the importation era (in which most of you against this new auto policy were born or came to know your left different from your right), where you feel we need all the electricity in Japan and US combined together just to run an assembly plant robot that could needs only 6 or 12v, where you reason that we could import cars both new and used for use on our bad roads, but needs to wait for good roads to be built first before we start assembling cars, where we have over 10 variants (fakes) ranging from Japan specs, American specs, China, Taiwan, etc for just one auto part, where good mechanics has become synonymous with scarcity, where ordinary everyday's auto fluids have become something you travel to another Town or City to buy, where body work and paint jobs seems like sending your vehicle to hell and back. Where Kazeems have become lords and know every vehicle more than its manufacturer. It is really a pity that we got to this stage.

And now, looking at the 2 scenarios, it is only logical and rational that the Government return back to the former ways as soon as possible, which is far better than the current import based system. But, alas! here we are complaining and proffering suggestions that would keep us forever in the doldrums and perpetually tie us to the apron strings of the so-called developed economies. Which way Nigeria? It is really a pity that Nigerian youths are reasoning like this. If we keep reasoning like these guys have been doing up here, then there is no hope for this country. We would continue to suffer, suffer and suffer even more...

Bro I feel every bit of what you saying, nobody is saying we shouldn't produce...what we're saying is we shouldn't be so fast to close our borders just yet...drastic & aggressive actions usually end up with huge consequences.

I beg to differ where you said we didn't have good electricity during our oeriodnof assembling vehicles...our Refineries were most likely in top shape then which would have provided enough gas to produce Electricity not now that they're all defunct...China that are sudden Manufacturing giants borrowed less money from IMF than we did and they have a world class working Power plant today. We on the other hand have been seeing our Refinery repair as a means for each incoming govt to embezzle money...as I said the repair & functionality of our Refineries alone will solve Nigeria's problems by 15% if not more...but the cabals will never allow it...some ppls wealth come from d continued dilapidation of those refineries. And now they wanna increase the burden by adding manufacturing to it....then population of Nigeria during assembling era that needed electricity can't be compared to today where almost every tom, dick & harry needs it.

What should be done is to allow the importation continue & gradually infuse the Nigerian made cars into the market system then use that time to begin providing alternate means of transportation for people the policy might not favour and then when this is done they can go for the kill by shutting the borders...this is what a government that really cares for its people will do...life has gotten more sophisticated than doing things in a drastic & aggressive manner...things dont work that way man...

andre82:
Chai! Na so dem finish this guy for here. I don talk am say something dey terribly wrong with am b4 but nobody gree. Well, that settles that b4 some partial mods tries something stupidly funny. Themodernman, u try!

No mind that guy jarey...

jessiecah:
I still say it doesn't.. cos even the girl in the picture you posted is not ugly, she's just having sunburn and that's what makeup does,covering up flaws like freckles, dark spots, wrinkles and making it appear nicely like it does in the 2nd picture. I does not mean the person is ugly, you should know better

Ds one no ugly?

Choi!!! You can lie oh! Person wey hin face resemble Tyrion Lannister

jessiecah:
Guys, she's nothing near ugly even minus the makeup. Clean your eyes and look at the picture again, this time very well. Too quick to attribute every fine face to makeup these days. Makeup adds to your beauty, it does not perform magic

Doesn't perform magic?

Says who?

wallflower:
Nigeria, “the giant of Africa” may be far from perfect but there are certain things we do much better than other Africans. Even though, these are facts, the reality on the ground is that Nigeria is way ahead of some African countries. With our pulsating entertainment scene and the economy growth – ( Nigeria has the largest economy in Africa ), we can make a case for ‘African exceptionalism”. Although, Nigeria is confronting some major challenges, we are still standing out in Africa. There is something special about Nigerians that you can hardly miss; it is just difficult to ignore us because we are full of life and drama at the same time.

Below are 10 things Nigerians are doing better than other Africans:

1. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Nigerians have good business culture. We are accustomed to developing with new business ideas, creating small and large business organizations, from technology to entertainment. We bring in diverse perspectives to Nigerian business methods, we know how to interact and connect with investors and business partners within and outside Nigeria, as we position ourselves for greater success. No wonder, the country is the economic power-house in Africa; it is a base for business innovation and distinction.

2. WORK HARD, PLAY HARD

Nigerians work hard, and play hard. If you are looking for people who work so hard and never feel the pain, talk about Nigerians. The beautiful thing about us ––we are smart. We know how to work effectively and get great results through short cuts. You must have heard a lot of myths about Nigerians, some of these stories are true when it comes to cutting corners. We like to hustle and wrestle our ways to success.

3. LIVING LIFE TO IT'S FULLEST

Even as the ancient may have retained its grip over the lives of Nigerians in terms of culture and tradition, many have embraced the future, maintaining a laissez-faire attitude toward living life to its fullest. Nigerians understand that life is to be lived once and they get crazy with gadgets, cars, partying and socializing. The fun never ends even during funeral services.

4. EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT SCENE - BEST IN AFRICA

Nigerians are good in producing the finest movies in Africa. According to Wikipedia, “Nollywood is the second largest film industry in the world” and of course, the largest in Africa. Gone are the days when Nigerians make movies that do not make sense in quality and storyline. Some of the current movies that are produced by Nigerians can compete with some Hollywood movies even though most of these movies may not compete favourable in budget and spending but they are just amazing.

5. NIGERIANS CREATE WEALTH FROM MUNDANE THINGS

There is hardly a niche in the world where a Nigerian does not have power and influence. The quest to be the best has always been the backbone of our successful story. A lot of Nigerians started their stories from nothing and ended up as gurus in different industries. We strongly believe in the slogan ‘No condition is permanent’ – We go make am one day!

6. WE LOVE COLLECTIBLES -WE KNOW HOW IT WORKS

Maybe you have not heard that some Nigerians are buying some of the most costly buildings on the world’s most expensive street in London -Edgerton Crescent. It is not only in London that this love for luxury properties can be seen. Nigerians love showing off and buying these expensive properties around the world is simply one of the ways of expressing this lifestyle. With all the education, hard work, risk taking and smart investing, Nigerians love to live large and enjoy the finer things in life. Spend it if you’ve got it!

7. REAL SURVIVORS

We are everywhere, from London to New York. You can see us on the streets of New York struggling to sell CDs to make sure that we send money home. There is hardly a harsh economic terrain in the world where a Nigerian cannot survive. It is one trait that makes us exceptional in Africa.

8. LITERARY GEMS

Should we start calling names? Nigerians have a lot of writers since the days of Chinua Achebe who made a landmark in the literary world. Nigerians have gifted hands like Wole Soyinka, Chika Unigwe, Chimamanda Adichie and Helon Habila who are making waves around the world. It is not that there no other African writers who are doing great, there are so many but sure Nigerians does the literary thing better. Not to forget the new trend of blogging. (We no dey carry last!)

9. WE MAKE THINGS HAPPEN

Foreigners and other Africans give the thumbs up to Nigerians for always transforming dull and boring scenes to exciting ones. There is this thing about Nigerians that give them the ability to make things happen. From music, comedy to fashion, even our sense of humour is unique and that is why we are so different. Little wonder, thousands visit Nigeria during vacations or festivals to see and enjoy our exciting events and activities.

10. NIGERIANS TAKE THEIR DEMANDS TO THE STREETS

There is nothing that Nigerians would not protest these days, it is either they are fighting for the government to increase their salaries, demand for justice or cut down the fuel pump price. These protests always put our issues on the political agenda. The streets and the internet has become our warfronts and the pages of blogs are where we lash out their anger on anything displeasing. Nigerians have perfected the act of going for protest and they are never too shy to go public with their grievances.

You can see why we say that Nigerians can do certain things better than other Africans, the list is inconclusive and we would leave you to add to the list with your comments.


www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/10-things-nigerians-are-doing-better-than-other-africans/

This is why Nigeria must not split. Only that the Igboz are hell bent on leaving thats why they keep disgracing Nigeria & honestly I don't see their usefulness.

samtol4:
Friend this is 2015 not 1969 .

Ok ooo..

Kontunu!

samtol4:
They are not chasing but looting and killing foreigners .

Didn't they tell dem to pack dr load & go?

Why did they have to wait till they loot, maimed & killed them first? They think sey na play dem dey play ni.

aaidel:
seems you are the only one taking things personally here good thing is that in a democracy the opinions of the dunces count just as much as the opinions of the likes of you and unlike you i really see no point in going into our offline persona's your opinion is yours and you are entitled to it as much as i am entitled to mine but just a word of advice though you would benefit a lot from counseling or maybe even some medication ensure you visit your psychiatrist as soon as possible i am sure you have them over there cheers.

Oh boy...you for tell am in Private nah

In 2face's voice *IMPLICATION*

The crave for nudity....

South don turn to something else...make I stay my Maiduguri dey chill jejely abeg...thank God Boko haram don chase all ds Yiboz comot.

LordCenturion:
OK nau, I called them yesterday threaten to boycott their sim for glo if dey did not caution their zulu gambari king and Jacob zuma to talk to their animal citizens

Lmao @ Zulu Gambari...

SirBlack999:
Time to move to Egypt.FTC

Why not South Africa, make dem no Xenophobe your azz ba

dridowu:
*WHO scientists say not angry god behind strange deaths in Ode-Irele

Pesticide poisoning was the likely cause of the mysterious deaths of at least 18 people in a southwestern Nigerian town earlier this week, the World Health Organization said Sunday.

The “current hypothesis is cause of the event is herbicides”, WHO spokesman Gregory Hartl said in a Tweet.

“Tests done so far are negative for viral and bacterial infection,” he added.

The victims began showing symptoms early last week in what Ondo state spokesman Kayode Akinmade called a “mysterious disease”, prompting fears of a new infectious disease outbreak in a region ravaged by Ebola.

The victims, whose symptoms included headache, weight loss, blurred vision and loss of consciousness, died within a day of falling ill in the town of Ode-Irele, in southwestern Ondo state.
The Ondo state health commissioner, Dayo Adeyanju, told AFP Saturday that 23 people had been affected.

Akinmade said health officials and experts from the government and aid agencies, as well as WHO epidemiologists, had arrived in Ode-Irele to investigate the deaths.

The tests were carried out at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, the WHO said.
A high chief of the town had attributed the deaths to the anger of the god of Molokun.

High Chief Moses Enimade, next in command to Oba Cornelius Olanrewaju-Lebi, debunked the rumour that the deaths were caused by strange disease or Ebola virus.

No fewer than 20 youths reportedly died of severe headaches and blindness in the town recently.
Enimade contended that some stubborn youths broke into the inner room of Molokun Shrine on April 15.

“Molokun is a deity of the land, only the Chief Priest and High Chief Gboguron are qualified to enter the shrine.’’

The chief said the youths entered the shrine and made away with traditional items in a bid to acquire extra-ordinary powers and engage in money ritual.
“They were not qualified to enter the room (shrine). They had to face death penalty’’; he emphasised.
“Because these youths want to be rich at all costs, they entered the sacred place and made away with traditional items and 20 of them have died as a result of their desperate acts,

“We have to appease the gods or else many will still die and we have to bury them according to tradition. Their corpses belong to the gods and will be exhumed if buried by their families.’’



http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/04/19/who-blames-pesticide-for-mysterious-deaths-in-nigerian-town/

I wonder how many women would have been yanshed during ds period just to protect themselves from the disease...

Women & their toto shaaa...always thinking it can get them anything & anywhere they want...

Anyway dats none of my business....

Mee234:
U sound like a failure. Only failures in life like u go about writing trash about people he perceive to better than yet depend on for hand out. Ibos swim across the Niger with their poly bags. came to Ur place, few years later they own choice properties. Form unions that control the economic of Ur place. All can u can do is show ur stupidity. Why not look for one Emeka or a Chinedu and learn how to make money instead. So me hausa guys are already doing so

"Swim across d Niger and own choice properties"...lmfao...I've never seen a tribe dat deceives itself as yigbos...

The richest Men in the country are Northerners & Yorubas..majority of the Oil blocks are owned by Northerners & we Yorubas...enough choice properties for the Yorubas..even Adenuga doesn't know wat to do with Money again he bought his own burial ground for 200 million naira...can your dead king Ojukwu try dat

A yoruba man FFK fuuucked your dead king Ojukwus wife & talked about her ashewo prowess in bed...he's currently dating anoda yigbo babe & is bleeping d hell out of her stilll

Is it d choice properties in Alaba Intl market you own Ahahahahahah...I dey laff oh... You sey make I con learn work from your flat heads & flat brains...with all ds rubbish wey una dey do up & down...God forbid bad tin...shey na to learn 419, kidnapping or Army robba Abeg I no want...

Men I'm so done talking to you as it might bring me to your level of ignorant & arrogant stupidity...

"Do not answer a foool so as not to be like him" feel free to run pass Terry G and run mad!

Mee234:
U just prove me right. with this asinine rant, it is clear u will never get it as u don't know what ur problems are. The ibos are not responsible for ur failure in life. venting ur frustration on them will not help you. what ever tribe u belong, u are a big shame to that tribe. I an not an IBO for your info.

Only a stuupid person like you will call someone he knows nothing about a failure. I won't be dragged into immature convo as to tell you what I do for a living but I can tell you categorically I'm way comfortable beyond your imagination. The main issue here is Ibos are a National disgrace of a tribe...which even the whites & malaysians recognize...you're so stuupid to quote me by removing the salient point I mentioned there cos you don't want ppl to know d truth...

I never asked weda you're igbo or not..wat is for sure is dat Igbos are a disgrace to Nigerians & if you're one den you come from a tribe dats a disgrace to this nation...I'll prefer you got your Biafra & kindly get the hell out of Nigeria