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This is super good. I like the way the SW come together to achieve common goals. Other regions need to learn. The NW and SE are almost as homogeneous as SW, but they are not able to put out a unified stand |
Aha. Banning cattle grazing shouldn't be by fiat, but structured to ensure the ban becomes sustainable and a win-win |
All hail South West Coastal Road, the closest road to the heart of the president. The road whose section 1 was hastily commissioned even when it wasn't completed. The road which has defied the law of the country. The road whose right of way keep changing as the project progresses. The road which we are told will reach Calabar but we know it won't happen. |
Those southerners who lynch and burn people for petty stealing are nothing better than the northerners who killed Deborah. |
The OP is really a wise man. His predictions have come to pass. Omo. The thread is from the glory days of this platform. Almost 30 pages on just one topic. Today some front page topics don't go beyond 2 pages. |
Yeah. It's true. But such a tune shouldn't be used for the president. It erodes the neutrality of the military. How would it make sense for such a song to be played during a campaign season? The brigade should compose neutral tunes that can be sung for whoever becomes president, it should convey loyalty that's due to the office and not the person occupying it. |
He only said there's no genocide, but admitted that there are killings ongoing. |
Pure lies. The chief of army staff that gave Boko Haram the hottest hell was Buratai followed by Minimah. BH actually festered under Ihejirika. So don't bring your propaganda here. |
As usual, islamophobes having a field day |
Many of us have been on Nairaland platform for more than a decade. We have seen it through its heydays, few tumultuous moments and now sadly witnessing its decline. Until recently, Nairaland was one of the top five websites in Nigeria in terms of user traffic. It attracted all sorts of people from the job seekers to enthusiasts and professionals. I do not intend to discuss the myriad of issues that are contributing to the reduced patronage for I believe the backend managers are not unaware of the factors. But I would like to highlight an opportunity for Seun and his team to explore in order to improve user experience. In this age of digital innovation where internet users have several websites to choose from, incentivisation of content is key. When a platform features great content, it becomes an automatic magnet for users. Unlike some years back, NL content haven't been encouraging. Many a times, the topics are just regurgitations of what had already evaporated in spaces like X and Facebook. The situation is worse in the inner sections of the forum, where good contributors have left. Some have decided to move to WhatsApp and Telegram. We no longer see genuine content like those Explorers, xfire, etc. My suggestion is for Seun to identify top contributors and have an agreement on content writing which will earn them a token. Veteran contributors like Baba naptu should be recognized and rewarded. Deploy your analytics to track those contributors who have left the forum, and find a way of bringing them back. This is my little contribution. I hope you look into this, and all other suggestions made by other members. @Seun |
Here in Nigeria, only God knows the number of foreigners holding our national identities. |
Such despicableness. Animalistic behavior from the genociders. |
Kukah is now speaking like a politician. If it were 3 years ago when he had no federal appointment, I'm 100% sure he'd say sth contrary to his current submission. |
Every other governor is not blamed for insecurity in his state except Elrufai who had a hard stance on terrorists and crisis profiteers. He rejected proposals for negotiations with bandits and instead suggested that the military should carpet bomb them. The southern Kaduna crises preceded him by more than twenty-five years and it's still there deep seated. What they're currently doing is just playing politics by negotiating with bandits who are bound to return to their old ways |
Mariangeles:Gurasa with suya and yaji is a great combo. Especially if the yaji has a good portion ground kulikuli. |
This is from 2021.Mod what's happening? |
delpee:Who started and completed the only standard gauge railway in the south west? |
Shawarmagirl:Tell us one project Buhari did in the north that doesn't have an equivalent in the south |
Oya come and disband the hisba na. Most people who abhor what hisba does are the immoral ones who dress indecently and are of bad public behavior |
Good one from Singapore. If it were a muslim country that punishes by flogging, phobes will have come blazing with vitriol. Countries should set whatever sanctions they think will serve as deterrent even if it's death sentence. It's one key think lacking in Nigeria and that's why we've been in a quagmire in long time. If not for public pressure, the president would have amnestied convicted criminals who ordinarily should have gone to the gallows. |
AllBlack:Is it a crime to to be paid allowances? If you were there, won't you collect? By the way, that plant isn't eco-friendly evident by the black solid particles hanging around its atmosphere. Yes, the plant is a good progress in terms of Nigeria's steel development but let the ministry address the air pollution issue |
Just imagine o. Nonsensical democracy. You guys said it's government of the people. The people said they want some of their issues according to the dictates of their religion, yet younow tag them as extremists. Sharia courts are meant for muslims because customary courts do not cover their needs. For those stoking the embers of hatred against their country men, you're free to continue. When the wahala comes striking, it's a free for all. |
The problem I see here is the PR. How much is water carts that you need to organize a fanfare like this. As for empowering people with a source of livelihood, I see no wrong here. Just because someone is a cart pusher or porter doesn't mean he wouldn't go to school. A cart pusher in a good location can fetch more than the 70k minimum wage that many struggle to get. Better to be a menial worker than to be a criminal element. |
Saddening. We can now see through the propaganda that Uba Sani and CG Musa have secured Kaduna. |
VOsimhen144:You say the refinery has expanded? You think say na balloon? |
Metrofox:So employment is a favor? Wow |
ObiPandora:If na your type dey this country in the 50s,Nigeria would never have gained independence |
integrity16:You just dey talk wetin you no know. |
One doesn't need to dig deep to know that this is pure victimization. For those supporting the maltreatment of workers, one day e fit reach your turn. If you no work in such places, your brother or your friend might work there. No way in this 21st century a plant worker should be denied personal protective equipment. |
Helinuse:Omoh. Your knowledge is archaic. No employer will overlook Covenant graduate o. First class and 2.1. They complete and many times outshine their counterparts from public universities |
This road project is one of the benchmarks I use to show the slim probability of of having a coastal road from Lagos to Calabar. Just pull up your Google map and have a look at the route and the terrain. Even without zooming in, you'd notice the several rivers criss-crossing the swampy terrain. From Delta down to Cross River same story. This project took almost a decade partly because of its complexity and I suspect funding issues, and it's just about 40km. What of a 700km road that's dual lane? |
I think it's in Kebbi |
