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dreeldee:lol are you addicted?No ooh ![]() do you watch naija films ? |
maxell:no, but some people are how old re yhunot a yes/no question ![]() |
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Congratulations ooo ![]() |
DeepZone:I think you meant Northerner. Yes, I get your point, but I don't think telling Northerners they are poorer than southerners and their elites need to do something about it would get them offended. I really don't think it's offensive. It's not like it was disrespectful or anything like that. |
Even Gen. Danjuma has made similar statements in the past. Soludo is just re-echoing well known facts. |
HCH3COO:You are very welcome ! What deepzone fails to realize is that the US environment makes it really difficult to instill the values and discipline yorubas (and even others) are noted for. When you are raising a kid in an environment where most kids talk back to adults and are very unruly because they know you can't touch them, chances are your kids are likely to follow suit regardless the culture/value/discipline of the kids' native parents. So, we should leave yoruba out of this abeg. |
@deepzone The issues you have raised are not unique to yoruba kids in the U.S., it applies to all U.S. kids ![]() |
Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has said all african heads of states cannot possibly stash stolen monies abroad without the connivance of the foreign authorities. ---- and I believe she is absolutely right ! |
no do you watch any sitcoms ? |
plus size model |
HCH3COO:lol. His likes are all over the forum |
How are we so sure it's just a constitutional error. Reports aren't always the most accurate measure of truth. na so them go take style chop money.It is a constitutional error because the federal govt cannot award contracts on the local governments' behalf. The federal govt cannot award a contract and then start deducting local govt's funds to pay for it. If the federal govt awards a contract, it has to fund it itself. I think this is pretty straight forward sha ![]() |
Ibime:What is this one talking about ? What $5bn are you associating with Baba Iyabo ? |
THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has accused former Plateau State Governor, Chief Michael Botmang of stealing N1.5billion of the state money within five months, while in office. Botmang who was the Deputy Governor to the former Governor Joshua Dariye became the acting governor following the impeachment of Dariye in December 2006. The commission subsequently arraigned him on Friday before a Federal High Court in Abuja, with Justice Anuri Chikere, putting him on house restriction because of his failing health. He was driven into the court premises in a Peugeot Expert with Nasarawa State registration number AA 698 NBB at about 9: 42 am. The 31-count charge against him for misappropriation of funds to the tune of N1.5 billion belonging to the Plateau State government when the accused was the acting governor of the state, was read to him, but he pleaded not guilty to all the charges. Counsel to the accused, M.Y. Saleh (SAN), after the charges were read, tendered oral application for bail because of what he described as “exceptional circumstances” resulting from the failing health of the accused. He told the court that the accused was diagnosed of five ailment-diabetes, hypertension, gont, chronic kidney problem and has been placed on dialysis twice a week. EFCC’s counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, however, did not object to the bail application, saying they were aware of his health condition. But the judge, Justice Anuri, however, insisted that the right procedure be followed, saying, “I don’t grant bail on oral application.” Because of the health condition of the accused, the court in its wisdom, confined him to his house at Zawan Village , Jos South Local Government Council, Plateau State. http://www.tribune.com.ng/19072008/news/news2.html |
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In terms of quality, I can tell you that Lagos Business School is the best place to obtain your MBA in Nigeria. It is second to none in Nigeria. The financial times of London ranked the school 48 in executive education: http://rankings.ft.com/executive-education---open Visit their website at http://www.lbs.edu.ng for more detail |
US (MD, DC, VA, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Delaware, Detroit, Miami, TX, St Louis, Atlanta) UK Germany (Frankfurt, Mannheim) Netherlands (Amsterdam) Jamaica (Mandeville, Kingston) Nigeria Mexico (can't recall name of town; a couple of hours from the Texas border. IT WAS EXTREMELY HOT; > 100 degrees !!!) |
[size=14pt]The Nigerian Central Bank is recruiting[/size] ! I was browsing the central bank's website when I stumbled on this link showing their job openings. Some of the positions are top managerial while others aren't. 1. Director, Banking Supervision Department - (DBS-01) 2. Director, Development Finance Department - (DDF-02) 3. Director, Finance Department - (DFD-03) 4. Director, Internal Audit Department - (DIA-04) 5. Director, Trade and Exchange Department - (DTE-05) 6. Security Manager - (101) 7. Investment/Risk Analyst( Pension Administration) - (102) 8. Executive Assistant - (103) 9. Officer Cadre - (104) 10. Clerical Assistant - (105) 11. Corporate Performance Manager - (106) 12. Knowledge Management Analyst - (107) 13. Assistant Data Center Analyst (ADCA) 14. Systems Support Analyst (SSA) 15. Assistant Facilities Administration Analyst (AFAA) 16. User Support Analyst (USA) 17. Assistant user Support Analyst (AUSA) 18. Help Desk Officer (HDO) 19. Branch Support Analyst (BSA) If you are interested, please visit the central bank's website at this link: http://www.cenbank.org/jobs/recruitment.asp Best of luck !!!! |
Dime:Hi Dime, Please don't be scared. All would be well with you in the name of Jesus. Let me try and weigh in on your situation. 1. Now that you are a mother, there is definitely going to be some change in how you dress and generally carry yourself. Like someone else has mentioned, you are now a role model to your daughter and would need to act as such. You have to make your best judgment as to what constitutes classy and not trashy. As women, we should all look sexy, beautiful and decent; I don't subscribe to those that believe that a mother or wife should be overly conservative in her dressing. Take a look around mothers that you know and say to yourself: I would like to dress like that OR No, that is way too trashy for me. Eventually, you'll have to decide what style of dressing best suits you. But I want you to remember this, the way you dress should reflect (at least to some degree) that you are now a mother. How you want to interpret this is totally up to you. 2. You are going to need the support of your daughter's father. Your daughter needs to have her father in her life both emotionally and from a financial stand point. If the two of you really love each other, then you should consider tying the knot and having your own family. 3. Both you and your baby's father need to have stable careers in order to raise this child. I don't know how far you (& your baby's dad) went as far as your education, but you have to get this issue resolved as quickly as possible. 4. Finally, there is no doubt that the absence of your baby's dad is a big chunk of the reasons for you being scared. His presence would be more assuring; at least he could be supporting you emotionally and stuff. Is the guy educated ? Does he have a good head on his shoulder ? Would he make a good father/husband ? Perhaps you could have someone back home keep an eye out on him. If indeed he is a good and worthy fellow, then you should consider tying the knot and you guys should have your own family in Canada. God bless. |
[quote author=Method-Man link=topic=141911.msg2382970#msg2382970 date=1213696802]Park no dey lagos becoz street urchins would take over the place Ashawo women sef go conduct business there and beggars go lounge for the zone 24/7[/quote]lol I guess the private sector can help build one for us (giving back to the community) |
I agree with sistawoman; I think the guys were passing out their numbers because they have a low opinion of some AA women. Many of the men are possibly under the impression that Nalijah is just having fun with the Nigerian dude; it's just a fling, not a long term relationship that could lead to marriage. But what the guys did is not necessarily unique to Nigerian men; "toasting" another man's woman is practiced the world over (just to keep things in perspective) |
There is the Millennium park - abuja. It's probably the best in the country
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Ezinwannem:Nairaland people never seize to amaze me. Which Americans say they are Canadians when they go to other countries ![]() |
vigasimple: vigasimple:Ribadu's wrong doing was having the audacity to go after James Ibori, who bankrolled Yar'Adull's presidential campaign. Ribadu also had the audacity to interrogate IBB's son regarding Globacom's shares. When you are on Ibori and IBB's bad side, you are automatically on Yar'Adull's bad side. vigasimple:I regrettably second that motion. |
@mayonikks, try these places: City Mall (opposite Muson Center) Onikan, Lagos Mega Plaza, Victoria Island (Idowu Martins St.) Eleko beach, Lekki Golden Gate (Chinese) Restaurant, Ozumba Mbadiwe Road, Victoria Island La Casa (bar/club) Ozumba Mbadiwe Road, Victoria Island (great view of lagos lagoon) - expensive though African Shrine (Club), Ikeja Barcelos, ikeja GRA - fast food place with internet cafe ![]() |
Satellite aerial view of Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abuja. The residence is on the left while the office on the right. The place is even bigger than the white house.
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Nice pictures Vicjustice ![]() |
Landis, goshen360, thanks so much guys ![]() |
Another view
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