₦airaland Forum

maclatunji: The Federal Government is expected to set up a committee to look into this and other schools in Nigerian barracks as if it was not its duty in the first place to prevent such abysmal levels of decay and inadequacy of infrastructure in the first place.

maclatunji: Predictable comment. Education is key for the misled- Freedoms have limitations, I seriously don't know the kind of teaching that is done in secondary schools these days.

Whoever teaches you about 'rights' should also teach you about 'limitations to rights'.

mikeuz: Speaking on the issue, Black Stars team manager, Sabahn Quaye, who himself is no shrinking violet when it comes to matters of that nature says he believes the yet to be identified person cast a spell on the Ghana team, leading to the loss against the Burkina Faso during the semi final clash.

inufele2: In a normal society will you ever see a convicted thief being bold enough to comment on politics or being granted such an audience? Only in Nigeria!

chiover: Lols if really u knw english, u ought to have understd wat is called varietions in english and also technical jargons. I guess ur a red pant

chiover: ur nothing but an empty drum, feul are meant to be sold in the fuel or filling stations to consumers not to those who will resale it using bottles or jerrycans. Hardship is not a bonanza or schoolarship to crime.

chiover: . Are ok at all? Is selling of fuel in bottle a legalised trade?? Get up dude there is no better adjective to replace black marketers

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Don't display you ignorance here, if not in jerrycans where do you want them to put kerosine to, cars ? Or you expect everyone to carry his stove or firewood to the station. Common

chiover: . Are u sure dat u knw d meaning of ignorance? Is dis report we are digesting about consumers or black marketers? Selling of fuel(kerosine)in bottles and jerrycans started during the reign of Sani Abacha during the 1994\95 scarcity. The police and army were busy arresting the so called jerrycan\bottles fuel dealers(black marketers). Ask ur mum for briefing if u were not born then

ebamma: So dis woman na almost my mama mate oh?

ichommy: This according to our sources, led to a disagreement with the attendants and black marketers against the security personnel and beat three of them while the fourth received knife cuts.

Efforts to contact the state Commandant of the NSCDC, however, proved abortive as he was not on seat while his phone was unreachable

However, one of the senior officials of the corps who spoke on condition of anonymity confirmed that four of their personnel brutalized at the mega station are currently receiving treatment in a hospital in Dutse.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/kerosene-black-marketers-lynch-nscdc-officials/
SOURCE http://www.emmanuelbabatunde.com/2013/02/kerosene-black-marketers-lynch-nscdc.html

geeez: Shedding light on the extent they will go in collecting the tax, Madu said; “The collection of 2013 Biafran income tax will commence on February 16, throughout Biafra and Nigeria, where Biafrans reside, it is a mandatory tax, it is a mark of respect and honour to Biafra, a mandatory obligation for all Biafrans.”

Wallie: Not exactly! It is true that we have some many good policies but some things need to change! For example, is it not within the boundaries of the criminal code that a convicted criminal guilty of stealing $12.6 million got a $1500 fine? If there are minimum mandatory sentencing guidelines in place then a judge cannot deviate from the guideline.

grafikii: And how much did we earn from oil, yet some hat wearing mofos we keep shouting niger Delta money.

HNosegbe: The statement read in part, “The contribution of non-oil taxes increased from N1.557tn or 33.65 per cent in 2011 to N1.806tn or 36.07 per cent in 2012.

maclatunji: Non-Muslims break rules, they get banned they complain.

Non-Muslims complain that they want a warning- they get it from another non-Muslim.

Non-Muslims still complain about the red warning when they see it.

What do they want Muslims to do? I know #Disappear or be #Silent

But that won't happen. At least, not under my watch.

maclatunji: Put there by who? #LOL

Your argument falls on its face ab initio.

tbaba1234: 4. Stay Connected

Have tea/coffee once in a while together, visit them, or invite them over to your place. Stop for a one-minute chat when you see them outside. In this manner, you will know if they are sick or in need of something. It will also build your relationship just to know what is happening in your neighbor’s life, as well as give your neighbor a chance to get to know you better as well.

Siena: It has everything to do with this, Stagger. Half the time, the members of the NPF are clueless. If half the people they pull over at least know what their vehicle details are, they can point the officers in the right direction. An officer sees a car as a 2,2L, the owher of the car says it's a 1,6L. What happens then?

Folk buy cars with an "alternative" engine fitted, but because they're not clued up, assume it's the 1,5L their model should have been fitted with, so they tell the officer so. And it turns out the Mazda 1,5L is actually a Toyota Camry 2,2L. At least if they're automobile savvy, they'll tell any officer EXACTLY what's under the hood, rather than insist it's not what the officer says it is.

Who gets held up then, when the engine number doesn't match the vehicle registration documents? Sure, engines get replaced, but these are things the owner should be aware of, to avoid lengthy delays when he / she is pulled over.

Krissie100: xo sad .......... After makin us spend 10yrz nd more in skool....... Dey won't want 2 us man power 2 b lik oda skoolz .....itz xo pathetic dat dey come out 2 d press nd make empty promises ...... I jst hope nd pray dat dey would listen 2 our cry...............................

spurlge: abegi but d prints look good doe...

thejurist: The Governor has fulfilled one of the major promises he made to Abians during his campaign...The relocation of this market will put Umuahia on the map. Great move by Gov TA Orji

mukina2: Inaugurating the committee at the government house, Umuahia, the governor, Chief Theodore Orji said [size=13pt]the committee is to raise money for the completion of the market as well as to allocate shops[/size] equitably to traders.

NoContract: How old ~a̶̲̥̅̊я̲̅ε̲̣̣̣̥~ U̶̲̥̅̊?

Do уσυ have a job?

How much is ur current salary?

Tell мє how a gala seller can 'rewind and rejuvenate' as уσυ said, at these places- silverbird, eko atlantic, eko transatlantic, eko mid atlantic, Shoprite, MMAe.

Answer now

Slowpoke

ROSSIKE: That project will provide employment opportunities for those 'hungry folks and kidnappers'. It will take thousands of people both within and outside that facility to build it and keep it up and running - labourers, security, waiters, ushers, drivers, cashiers, electricians, suppliers of various items and services.

Assume for instance you're a small security firm based in the area. This facility automatically means you will start recruiting and training staff to fill positions.

What if you were a female hawker on the streets? This facility gives you the opportunity to apply for a position there, at the very least, as a cleaner. You will get a structured, paid job, with uniform, perks and employment rights. You can then plan your future, be it education, or saving up to start your own cleaning services... anything.

The more of these facilities we have on ground, the more opportunities it creates for everyone. I've not even mentioned the skilled workers - civil engineeers, insurance men, bankers, lawyers, surveyors, architects, including graduates for whom yet another modern establishment has opened its doors and will require skilled management in various positions on an ongoing basis. So these projects are what you use to build a modern economy. I say the more the merrier.