Pweety4me:

Lolz yea. . .but y don't u just ask him?

I don't know really, I ask if I'm willing to follow up on it, I like the guy, not sure I want to be throwing everything aside if he happened to respond and say yes, with guys, most rarely say no to dating you, especially if they think you're good looking, but a guy who shows interest and can make that clear is always more desirable, I know what I want, not sure if he does.

I think he probably is undecided, there are probably other women he's interested in, and though I understand that that is the typical human being (no one fancies just one person) I'd at least like to be at the top of the list.

Thanks for your response, I thought I might have gone a rant too far.

babapupa:

But your environmental and safety concerns has been tirelessly addressed by the state, the developers and the contractors. They've done all kinds of above specification simulations and if I might add, it was done by the best folks in the world. The folks running their mouth off about these red herring concerns either lack intellectual curiosity and are too lazy to read and look at all the available info and data or basically have other personal issues beyond this project.


Unlike a lot of know nothing talking heads in this thread, I'm a Lagosian and I make it my business to follow my state's policies and actions. This is a solid project and I'm satisfied with every bit of safety and environmental issues provided and the fact tat they hired the best folks in the world to handle it is a major plus.

Just because some head in the sand and ill informed folks are running their mouth off doesn't mean the issues raised are still out there unaddressed. Do your research and acquaint yourself with the project, I did and obviously paddy lo did too.


It's really frustrating and disheartening listen to people even you talking about what's been addressed in this and other threads. Have you read this thread from the first page?

You can not blame us for other people's silly motives or inability to read and comprehend.


Now about the projects I listed. We sometimes have to let these clueless people know what's going on around the state since in their shallow minds, the state is not doing anything or the state is not looking out for the poor.

They want the state to do everything under the sun for everybody, even for the thousands of people trooping into Lagos everyday,
I believe this is the SOLE purpose of the government, if it was a sorority, it would be called that. The government is supposed to constantly try and uplift everybody.

The question is, where in their mind do they think the state is gonna get the money from? from thin air. The state need projects like this and the ones I mentioned to allow people to collect paychecks and the state to collect taxes to better the lives of the masses and meets it's societal obligations.
There is money, just ask those feeding off it, causing projects to halt.



I read some of these people's nonsense and shake my head like are they for real or just hopelessly delusional.
You shouldn't call other people's opinions (especially since they disagree with yours. . nonsense).

tobi black:

.that sometimes happen but u can fill d space by sayin 'i love u'

elderly:

This is comedy
This happens. Some women are not just comfortable with such situations.

Miss_Ife:

@topup: Thanks so much for these explanations, it makes it clearer, I was indeed confused with the abreviations, when people were telling me a sentence to learn, then they wouldn't pronounce it the exact same way in the daily life, Now, I still have a lot to learn but that's a step foward

My pleasure, and if you're not able to make a detour to Nigeria, why not try those language CDs they always sell on sites like Amazon .