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ori olokun ko, epon olosa ni! What is the essence of the ori olokun image beautification done within a mayfair roundabout which has the roads leading to it with potholes and no drainage system from lagere? Just like a lady rubbing powder and adding cosmetics without taking her bath. Not as if i dont support it anyway, it is a welcoming idea cos it portrays the cultural monuments of our ancestors and heritage, but i think it should be erected in a very befitting place or they should find a place to make the road smooth and drained. Ewà ni o n gbé ewà yo(beauty, not ugliness beautifies beauty) |
adejoro75: WTF? Now who is ''Tolexander''? Who knows you except you? You are fake (unreal) until you make yourself known.o boy answer the question i asked u! Whatever anonymous your monicker claims to be, that doesn't mean all your opinions will be fake. A question was asked by the OP and you gave your own view likewise other niralanders which has 98% of its members nigerians. Does your anonymous name make ur answer to be fake? Sometimes in the news you see the reporter saying an 'anonymous witness', does that mean the news is not true since the witness is anonymous? Or some sensible quotes whose writer is not known with the quote written as an anonymous writer. Does that make the quote senseless? |
adejoro75: An anonymous voice is no voice. Real Nigerians are real people, not faceless cyber pundits. Until all of us are able to write with our real names, Nairaland remains an underdog, a nondescript entity.aren't you real even with your monicker? |
adejoro75: What the hell is Nairaland? Nairaland is inconsequential in the scheme of thingsnairaland is a microcosm of nigeria. Though inconsequential in the scheme of things but can still be looked upon as the voice of nigerians. |
redsun: Just because he spoke the truth about your psychopatic hero does not change his nobilty.Truth hurts but it is not sinful.about 0.0000000001 microsecond ago i checked my dictionaries(oxford advanced learner, longman, britannica, encarta), i didn't see where FICTION is said to be the same thing as TRUTH or FACT! @topic! Prophet T.B Joshua cos no one wanna stand his 'doomy' predictions. |
what do you expect an offspring from a mass marriage of widows and divorcees to be! |
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well! Dem even gat board! Maybe they've gat all the social amenities in the state and they need nothing to do with their allocations. Make i carry my great grandma go maybe he go gat spouse. |
the ghananian gurls are now going gaga for the nigerian guys. Iyanyan wanted and done with Yelvon Nelson's waist Obafemi martins scored a goal(might turn out to be a brace or heart trick later) in ballotelli's sisters goalpost. We are showing Ghana guys how to do the things mehn since they are slack. |
this made me remember that old yoruba tale! Osika egbon pa aburo, ajantiele. Brother wana shot with a camera while the sister shot with a pistol. |
vladimiros: IF CATALONIA CAN DO ITread about the spainish history very well, catalonia has an autonomy which can make then to feature like an independent region in some aspects. They were trying to exist as a country before the then president Franco Fransisco subdued the agitation. Nigeria has a unification of her entire regions as a federal republic with no autonomy granted to any of them. This started in 1966 immediately Gen Aguiyi Ironsi became the president. |
dayokanu: They first tried fixing halogen lamps for motion ground in 2002, Boys use Catapult and stone break amu be real kolo for skul o. The health science topmost floor stil dey, some angles in sport complex where there is no fellowship in the middle of the night, health centre, chemical engine dpt cos d place far and no too much people dey go there. But na dt lecturer office dey sweet pass cos na till anylength with no interruption on the rug, office table and chair. Lecturer pikin dey enjoy. Motion ground no dey again cos na halogen full the place like star full sky. Crackers too plenty for ajose and agric. |
dayokanu: Se o le to ile la? You wey take over from Victor-Mojo in 2004.oga dayo! Dem don deprive us of those venues/locations naw o. Dm don fix light and crackers for there. Na quaters or town things naw. |
kandiikane: LOL! What? Can't you stand to see your self at home too?dont mind me jare kandy! |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]you can't even put down a correct sentence. Look at the nonsense you have been typing since. you have a long way to go. Atleast if nothing you have learned today to stop quoting people who are way above your mental capacity, or manufacturing stats from your anus. That of learning how to properly quote from Wikipedia is something you will pay to learn dummy. Kill yourself[/quote]^^^imagine an eediot saying someone didn't type a correct sentence! Anyway, i learnt how to deal with the fools that feel they know all today. |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]its great how you have deviated from your own thread topic of your leaders begging for food and obviously ashamed about your ogbomosho cooked statistics from 'Wikipedia' lol. Ok, since its clear you can't read and comprehend. I simply asked you to go back to that thread you raised (like a jobless pickpocket you are) and fully understand what I meant there slow/poke. No need trying to use an irrelevant thread to cover your no brain having error. ret...ard! Go back to primary School.[/quote]imbeci.le! Who deviated from the thread? I you made you realised the magnitude of your folly. You should have given a relevant link to counter. Surely ignorance is ur birthright cos you have it in abundance. |
Ymodulus: my friend will you sharrap!!!oh boy sharrap am not your friend cos i dont befriend eediots. Dont you undastand what 'just as if' means? |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]I wonder where this dummy who cannot even use Wikipedia get this his beer parlor stats from? what I simply asked the fool was what resources the SW contributes to the center and he went to bring up beer parlor gusts/stats. source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/world-bank-chides-nigeria-others-over-poor-statistics/134934/ World Bank Chides Nigeria, Others over Poor Statistics The World Bank has decried the quality and relevance of data from Nigeria and other African countries, which it described as largely obsolete. The bank’s Director, Department of Economic Policy and Poverty Reduction Programmes, Africa, Mr. Marcelo Giugale, stated this in a report e-mailed to THISDAY at the weekend. He expressed concern that a lot of money had been invested in improving statistics in a lot of countries in the continent, explaining that most of that money came as donations from well- meaning rich countries. He said a report tagged: ‘Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century,’ had revealed that between 2009 and 2011, Africa received $700 million to build up its capacity to collect data. He stressed that communication technology is what would revolutionise African statistics. Giugale added: “First, we don't really know how big (or small) many African economies are. In about half of them, the system of “national accounts” dates back to the 1960s (1968, to be precise); in the other half, it is from 1993. This means that measuring things like how much is produced, consumed or invested is done with methods from the times when computers were rare, the Internet did not exist and nobody spoke about "globalisation. That is, the methodology ignores the fact that some industries have disappeared and new ones were born. “How badly does this skew the data? Well, to give you an idea, when Ghana used a newer methodology to update its accounts in 2010, it found out that its economy was about 60 per cent bigger than it had previously thought - and the country instantly became "middle-income" in the global ranking. “Second, the latest poverty counts for Africa are, on average, five years old. So we only have guesstimates of how the global financial, food and fuel crises have impacted the distribution of income, wealth and opportunities in the region. This is because, to count the poor, you need “household surveys” - those face- to-face, home visits where people are asked how much they earn, own, know and so on. In fifteen African countries, this has been done only once since 2000.” The World Bank official pointed out that the advent of technology now allows for the surveys to be done not only more frequently, but continuously. “Industrial surveys are even more infrequent than household surveys - only a handful of African countries have done at least one in the last ten years. This is a pity! Knowing what your producers are doing -- and what keeps them from producing more - is critical if you want to design policies that increase employment, productivity and economic growth. “To be sure, academics, non- governmental organisations, development banks and business organisations carry out sporadic surveys of enterprises for one purpose or another - from understanding how informal jobs are created to selling logistical services. But regular, comprehensive, nation-wide data is, at best, rare,” he stated.[/quote]another irrelevant gibberish from a man with a zillion of ignorance |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]you are a certified dunce. Keep brandishing wikepedia links as your authoritative news source dummy. You dont want to recognize you are already dancing naaked online olodo. You are an illiterate I repeat. keep disgracing yourself with manufactured figures cooked in ogbomosho and posted online as your credible news source fool. About that you posted above, kindly refer back to the thread and see my replies jobless urchin.[/quote]https://www.nairaland.com/987622/most-commercialized-industrialized-non-capital-cities/ you are too daft to argue with. You may never remember you said it anyway cos you said it out of your abundance of ignorance. With people like you, i wonder what the knowledge of people looking unto nairaland for information will be. He who knows not and knows not that he knows not pretending to know is the utmost fool. Moreover, it is too foolish of you to think everybody in the southwest on nairaland is from ogbomoso. |
doesn't realy put on bikini or trunks when going to the beach but when going to the bathroom. |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]ha.. what an iddiot.. we are fast heading into another century and you are still branding wikepedia as your authoritative news source. You just screamed to the whole world you are an illiterate[/quote]can u remember you said this? [quote author=Mr. Globe]lol.. I saw that too but decided to face the topic. Detroit is the capital of Michigan, Los Angeles for California, Chicago for Illinois and others but lets leave his ignorance and face his massage tho[/quote]whereas lansing is the capital of michigan, sacramento for california, springfield for illinois. Stop exposing your folly on nairaland. Please embrace knowledge. |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]ha.. what an iddiot.. we are fast heading into another century and you are still branding wikepedia as your authoritative news source. You just screamed to the whole world you are an illiterate[/quote]slowpoke! Name other generally recognised site for correct info other than wikipedia. Wondering what level you are taking your ignorance to. |
nigerian trained doctors are trying on their own part anyway! Considering archaic apparatus and learning materials put in place for them, bad academic calender caused by ASUU-fg disagreement, uncultured lecturers, poor academia amenities, and lack of finances for the required books. These doctors still tried making do with their little knowledge from 'la crame la pour'. Most of them would be better than the foreign trained if they had their oppurtunites. |
just as if Aturu implies Sanusi Lamido mints more than he releases to the central bank. |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]and this guy as usual manufactures another figures/statistics from his anus.[/quote]eediot! I formulated a figure on wikipaedia? Just confirmed that your cerebrum is in ur bottom! |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]sorry, its not for dummies like you.[/quote]sure gibberish cant be undestood by me anyway. |
study the table below to if you can undastand it and see the SW's contribution. List of Nigerian states by GDP The following table presents a listing of Nigeria's 36 states ranked in order of their total GDP (PPP) in 2007.[1] Rank State PPP GDP (2010; in millios of USD) 1 Lagos State US$33,679 2 Rivers State US$21,073 3 Delta State US$16,749 4 Oyo State US$16,121 5 Imo State US$14,212 6 Kano State US$12,393 7 Edo State US$11,888 - Federal Capital Territory US$11,448 8 Akwa Ibom State US$11,179 9 Ogun State US$10,470 10 Kaduna State US$10,334 11 Cross River State US$9,292 12 Abia State US$8,687 13 Ondo State US$8,414 14 Osun State US$7,280 15 Benue State US$6,864 16 Anambra State US$6,764 17 Katsina State US$6,022 18 Niger State US$6,002 19 Borno State US$5,175 20 Plateau State US$5,154 21 Sokoto State US$4,818 22 Bauchi State US$4,713 23 Kogi State US$4,642 24 Adamawa State US$4,582 25 Enugu State US$4,396 26 Bayelsa State US$4,337 27 Zamfara State US$4,123 28 Kwara State US$3,841 29 Taraba State US$3,397 30 Kebbi State US$3,290 31 Nassarawa State US$3,022 32 Jigawa State US$2,988 33 Ekiti State US$2,848 34 Ebonyi State US$2,732 35 Gombe State US$2,501 36 Yobe State US$2,011 |
study the table below to if you can undastand it and see the SW's contribution. List of Nigerian states by GDP The following table presents a listing of Nigeria's 36 states ranked in order of their total GDP (PPP) in 2007.[1] Rank State PPP GDP (2010; in millios of USD) 1 Lagos State US$33,679 2 Rivers State US$21,073 3 Delta State US$16,749 4 Oyo State US$16,121 5 Imo State US$14,212 6 Kano State US$12,393 7 Edo State US$11,888 - Federal Capital Territory US$11,448 8 Akwa Ibom State US$11,179 9 Ogun State US$10,470 10 Kaduna State US$10,334 11 Cross River State US$9,292 12 Abia State US$8,687 13 Ondo State US$8,414 14 Osun State US$7,280 15 Benue State US$6,864 16 Anambra State US$6,764 17 Katsina State US$6,022 18 Niger State US$6,002 19 Borno State US$5,175 20 Plateau State US$5,154 21 Sokoto State US$4,818 22 Bauchi State US$4,713 23 Kogi State US$4,642 24 Adamawa State US$4,582 25 Enugu State US$4,396 26 Bayelsa State US$4,337 27 Zamfara State US$4,123 28 Kwara State US$3,841 29 Taraba State US$3,397 30 Kebbi State US$3,290 31 Nassarawa State US$3,022 32 Jigawa State US$2,988 33 Ekiti State US$2,848 34 Ebonyi State US$2,732 35 Gombe State US$2,501 36 Yobe State US$2,011 |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]when will these clowns stop disturbing us with this their daily noise. while other people have ingeniously found a way to take control of the nations economy, these cry babies want us to babysit them after ingloriously ruling the country for 8 years even without contributing nothing to the center. Anyway this is good for the Afenifere group and the Yoruba nation, their corniness and tribalism has eventually caught up with them. [/quote]summarise the gibberish you jst typed |
wonder why actor's death rumour makes front page nowadays. I think confirmed news are meant to make the front page and not rumours |
Lagos —A demand for the disclosure of the salary, allowances and other entitlements enjoyed by the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was, yesterday, submitted to the bank under the Freedom of Information Act. Leading civil right activist, Mr. Bamidele Aturu made the request in a letter to the CBN governor made available to Vanguard, yesterday. Aturu’s demand is on behalf of a lawyer, Anthony Itedjere and according to Mr. Aturu was made to determine if the incumbent governor, Sanusi is one of the public officials guzzling public funds. Letter to CBN Mr. Aturu in the letter dated December 31, 2012 is also demanding how much and at what cost it takes for the CBN governor to travel within and outside Nigeria and whether he also uses chartered aircraft for his travels. Mr. Aturu whilst also demanding the number of drivers attached to the CBN governor said he would go to court to compel the bank to provide the information should the bank fail to supply the information within the required seven days as provided in the Freedom of Information Act. CBN Governor, Sanusi CBN Governor, Sanusi “We believe that the CBN governor is one of those preaching for transparency and public accountability and that is why we are starting with him, so we want to know if his office is one of those guzzling public too much money,” Aturu told Vanguard last night. “We are starting with the CBN governor because he is one of those that have been very vocal on the cost of governance and we are going to do it for many other offices and it is part of our action to enthrone public accountability,” Aturu further disclosed. The letter requesting the information read thus: RE: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING RECURRENT EXPENDITURE (S) ON YOU AND YOUR OFFICE PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 1, 3 AND 4 OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2011 Compliments of the Season! We are solicitors to Anthony Itedjere Esq., a Nigerian citizen and solicitor and advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria on whose behalf and instruction we write this letter. Our client is interested in certain information which is in possession and or custody of the Central Bank of Nigeria (hereinafter referred to as ‘the bank’) and your office. Kindly provide the information to the best of your knowledge in the interest of transparency and openness which you have been advertised as championing. Request You are hereby specifically requested to make available to our client or grant to him access to: 1. The Central Bank Act provides that your salary, fee, wages or other remuneration or allowances shall be stipulated from time to time by the Board subject to the approval of the President. a. How much is your total remuneration (that is salary plus allowances) per month? b. Do you charge the Bank or the Federal Government of Nigeria any fee outside your monthly remuneration? If so, state any such fee you have received since becoming the Governor of the bank. c. Do you travel business class or economy within Nigeria? d. Do you travel first class, business class or economy when travelling out of Nigeria? e. Have you ever used chartered plane for any of your travels within and outside Nigeria? f. If your answer to 1e above is in the affirmative, kindly list all such instances specifying the dates, the airline(s), the cost and the duration of the charter? g. Does the Bank own an aircraft? If so, what is the cost of the craft and the cost of its servicing and maintenance? h. How many drivers are attached to your office by the bank? i. How many cleaners are attached to your office by the bank? j. How many drivers are attached to your house by the bank? k. How many cleaners are attached to your house by the bank? l. How much is your monthly imprest? m. When you travel within Nigeria, how much is your allowance? n. When you travel outside Nigeria, how much is your allowance? o. When last did you spend your personal money on purchasing fuel since you became the Governor of the bank? However, if you think that another agency of the Government has greater interest in the information requested for, you are obliged under Section 5 of the Freedom of Information Act 2011 to transfer this request to the other agency within 3 days, howbeit not later than 7 days of receiving this request. Our client shall pay the necessary fees for the information. Be notified that if you fail to provide the above information within the period stipulated by law we shall proceed against you in accordance with the provisions of the law. We have no doubt that you will accede to this very friendly request. Accept the renewed assurances of our very high regards. Thank you. Yours faithfully, Bamidele Aturu Esq. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/01/foi-aturu-demands-disclosure-of-sanusis-salary/ |
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