₦airaland Forum

what a long and daft story.

some people are so s.tupid.

after your eye don see wen, come back and give us the gist here.

^^

she should have fasted, prayed and pled the blood of Jesus before going home.

notwithstanding the question of why did she take the baby home in the first place?

lord have mercy.

a papa new Guinean covering his privates with leaves

you'll bring home someone wearing leaf loincloth to meet your folks? Even if he's from your hometown.

yeah right. try am nah.

i trust yoruba people (are you yoruba?)

na mouth them go take finish you and your lover.

na inside una bedroom the leaf pata suppose dey nah!! make una model am for there, with matching leaf bra , not in public.

Ghanaians, I make bold to say are so phobic of Nigerians that they cringe at the sight of us!

this is serious and true.

[quote author=oyinda. link=topic=478674.msg6385028#msg6385028 date=1279121124]^ will these buses be for commercial or public transportation?[/quote]just general mass transit, i guess, going by this report:

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/06/17/chinese-yutong-storms-nigeria/

Chinese luxury buses set to hit Nigerian market


Yutong of Zhenghou, China’s bus builder will soon be introducing a range of high capacity buses into the country.
To this end, all arrangements have been perfected between Maneffort Limited, a leasing, logistics, auto sales and manpower training and development firm; the preferred franchise owners with head office in Lagos and Yutong.

In a chat with news men, the Managing Director of Maneffort, Mr. Mohammed S B Mahmud, said all the buses destined for the Nigerian market in line with the dictates of the environment will be running on Cummins engines.

He stated that, only high quality engines produced by world famous manufacturers are permitted to be installed in Yutong buses, whereby the brand’s state-level technical centre intensively studies the numerous factors in influencing fuel efficiency.

As a result, he said the company had succeeded in making the engine run stably even with lower fuel consumption through the adoption of advanced engine technologies.

When finally available, he said top of the range would be the Yutong ZK6147H super luxurious model passenger bus with rigid bus body structure and steady performance sufficiently ensures the operation safety that can create more profit. “Through strict control of each step in design and production, the brand reduces the maintenance rate and cost efficiency while bringing to customers long-term value in return.

“It is equipped with double glass front windscreen with smooth outline and also maintenance friendly and sophisticated driveline with low fuel consumption.

The ZK6737D series on its part, he said, “comes with very innovative front grille combines the front headlight as a whole, a technically advanced chassis that ensures good rigidly while having the ability to bear large capacities and simple, yet stylish interior trimming with harmonious colour choices.”

Reacting on the price sensitive nature of the luxury bus buyers locally, Maneffort chief executive revealed that Yutong manufactures understand operators expects to purchase a high quality bus at reasonable prices, while also reducing operating cost effectively and enhancing the capacity of earning profits. “Yutong Buses are coming to Nigeria with adequate spare parts, adequate technical back up, Manufacturers warranty and free after sales service up to six months after purchase”, the Maneffort boss said.

http://sunday.dailytrust.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3127:chinese-luxury-buses-set-to-hit-nigerian-market&catid=50:motoring&Itemid=28

i hope everybody is happy now!

@ fl gators

what are your observations, complaints, experiences, etc, with the lagos buses you found on google?

btw, luxury buses have been around in nigeria for a while.

the other thread was specifically discussing double decker buses, which used to be mainly found in britain.





like kobojunkie pointed out ,

interstate luxurious buses arent commonly available in the southwest [besides lagos], i think. Maybe you can talk to some of these nairalanders [you never know which of them has connections] about convincing the big bus companies to include other western states besides lagos, in their destinations.

Kobojunkie:
. . . all the BO and then someone farts. And you are sitting way in the back of the bus, sandwiched between two fat women . . . . ROFLMAO!! 

na naija you dey abuse so?

abeg, i also use molue so if i fart go and take a taxi!

and is it a crime to be fat or to have BO.

Nigeria has come a long way from the days when a double decker bus was brought to Kaduna trade fair and every one ran for their lifes. The good old days. Lol!

indeed nigeria has come a long way!!

lol

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=478674.msg6382057#msg6382057 date=1279082685]Never said Fashola should handle IT. That should be a private business. Those are not greyhound type, those are same ridiculous buses carrying 10x its capacity. We need atleast larger and more comfortable buses since the distance is longer and more loads are expected than usual.

Okay, am also assuming that there a buses that run within cities only too[/quote]ekene dili chukwu and other luxurious buses are not molues.

the bus size is the same as what obtains abroad though i wouldnt know if they're being overpacked.

i guess you're referring to the small vans, not the ones i'm mentioning.

here, i found this:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-47560.0.html

^^ you should know.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=478674.msg6382033#msg6382033 date=1279081914]@3rd bolded:
Why cant Nigeria adopt city buses? Different from traveling buses[eg: grey hounds]? It'll be easier and more convenient. Because I dont understand why one has to take a Lagos bus to Ekiti, with stops on the way  [/quote]Fashola introduced BRT.

should he also handle interstate transportation?

and to the best of my knowledge, there are plenty of interstate buses owned by private individuals, which travel throughout the country, and especially to the east.

greyhound type.

He was the man behind that blue-coloured luxury bus you rode the other day to your destination. The blue bus embossed with the name, Ekene Dili Chukwu (Thanks be to God), remember? He was the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Ekene Dili Chukwu Group of Companies that has, well over 300 luxury buses and over 150 articulated vehicles, namely trailers and trucks, in its fleet.

As a brief biographical sketch on him rightly pointed out, “the history of luxury buses for long distance operations will not be complete without mentioning his name, for he pioneered their use in Nigeria.”

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/living/2007/sept/15/living-15-09-2007-002.htm

Kobojunkie:
see what I mean? . . . another disconnected retort?

you seem to have comprehension issues.

dont strain your brain nah!!

stick with your usual moaning if that's what you do best.

where were we?

oh yes- the suffering nigerians and molue.

^^you seem hot under the collar.

have i touched a nerve?

^^obviously!

^^ yeah, whatever.

deal with it.

last time i checked, cabs have always been available in lagos. If you're too fancy for molue and too broke for a cab, then ogun state is right around the corner for you to live in. No molues there.

^^yes oh.

reading is a[b] HUGE[/b] issue for me.

congrats.

this your baby resemble oyinbo nah.

pretty name, too.

wow see how [size=14pt]EVERYTHING [/size] in the article is about lagos and lagos only 

everywhere in nigeria is heaven- only lagos is the bad egg with all the gutters, trash heaps and whatnot.


thank you oyibo man for exposing lagos like nairalanders and BBC are wont to do.

you just confirmed all the nasty things they say about lagos and which the nigeria apologists always deny.

he said the song means to you what you want it to mean

hmm.

will try to listen to it.

please dont compare with the US unless this thread is a joke.

if you're comparing with the US, then use the price of a big mac (which almost nobody has heard of in nigeria) as the unit of measure.

why do i like discussing with illiterates!!

is it because these children arent militants that nigerian illiterates want to disturb everybody?

i really dont see the point of this thread.

abeg can someone show photos of white people going to school by canoe so we can have some peace in here!

bad belle no dey tire una.

everybody wants to be a governor or to put their own candidate there.

na so e easy?

i'm still waiting for evidence of fraud?

the op has zero experience in either farming or management, it seems.

can someone with large scale farming savvy tell us if it's possible to recoup startup costs and pay off loans within 6 years of operation.

N17,000 is too small.

The truth is 17000 is more than enough for workers in some states of the federation

really?

not sure about that.

most people still need to supplement their income in some way.

i used to be whoopi goldberg.

thanks to the techniques outlined in that video, i'm now halle berry.

as long as you dont see me in my natural state, nothing spoil.

Minimum wage feeds millions across the country to this day. It may not buy them luxury but it does feed them. No be by force to post online especially if you have no clue what you are rambling on about. Some of us actually lived on minimum for a couple of years and can educate you on how well you can feed yourself on minimum wage here.

minimum wages will feed, clothe and house you if you combine two or three of them together, or else dont pay rent.

terrifying

anyway @ topic

the face of ijaw, the voice of non-ijaw

i don even confuse for the matter sef.