₦airaland Forum

gypsey:
So sowing seeds doesn't mean giving cash to crooked pastors Literally?


Try telling that to the them Religious goons.

I see where you are coming from

Oblongata:
In present day Nigeria, many single ladies would prefer even to be in a wrong relationship than to be alone

It is the plain truth, many single ladies out there are more than available men, by nature men should be polygamous... that is why the population of females surpass males...

Feminist I am at home, come and beat me

men should be polygamous my black arse

women are not more than men really

just that the standards most women want
most men are not at that level


we have many single unmarried men too

in Nigeria

gypsey:
No one needs to sow Anything, Just work hard as you said, but some so called Christians when they see hardworking men like me driving Around on an AmG Benz, they start saying shiits like I tap in your blessing or I claim in Jesus name. Not Knowing how i have to be up Every 6 am in the morning 5 days A week to go to work in the freezing winter to earn my money.

If you don't sow (hardwork) You will not reap (success)

Hedonisst:
Lol. Can you post the address of the London House. We can easily check it up online to see the real value.

Otedola matter na the more you look, the less you see.

dunno the exact address

but it's close to Harrods

!And the London bridge can be seen from the topmost balcony

30m £ is more like it

it's a prime location

gypsey:
So why has Jesus not made all them poor Gullibles paying thithes Every sunday to crooked pastors billionaires.

the bible says FAITH without WORKS is dead

What you sow is what you reap

If you don't work, or sow, how you wan take rich

check am na

dingbang:
my God.. The feeling of eating bread and coconut is out of this world. You sabi the koko.

He knows what's up

virginboy1:
Those days are gone when men use to ask girls like “are u a virgin”? Nowadays they just go to the point. DO YOU HAVE A CHILD?

Anything wrong with that?

Deadlytruth:
While SLS was First Bank MD, the bank had up to N200bn non-performing loan burden, but on becoming CBN governor shortly afterwards, his hammer which landed on Oceanic and others deliberately missed First Bank. Why?

Secondly, the way and manner by which SLS nationalized Bank PHB, Spring Bank and one other one betrayed a hidden agenda thus wasn't therefore about the alleged atrophying states of the banks. Recall that he had earlier set a deadline all by himself for them to recapitalize only for him to just wake up from the wrong side of his bed more than a month to that deadline and nationalize them on the exuse that even if he had waited till the deadline they still wouldn't have been able to meet up. Did he have supernatural powers or ESP? Why preempt a process set in motion by his own self without the input of anyone else?
By that action alone, shareholders of those banks lost more than the $20bn he later accused Jonathan of mismanaging.
Not that I blame him though. It was all the fault of Jonathan who tolerated anything, however evil and unwholesome, just in order to please whoever appeared to matter to his second term ambition. If not, I still can't understand why GEJ didn't sack the man for abuse of office as soon as he committed the havoc of preempting a deadline which he himself set for certain banks to recapitalize.

Interesting

gypsey:
The youngest billionaire? And she is not even Praying, Worshipping The useless Jesus, paying thithes, sowing seeds or donating to crooked pastor.


All those African Gullibles shouting, Crying and banging their Heads in Churches Hoping that Some noneexistence God will bless them with billions by paying thithes I pity you goons.

Jesus is NOT useless tho

watch your mouth

He knows what he is doing

You need to know what you want in life and go for it.

I wish him all the best

The same way people leave well paying and slush jobs in Nigeria to go abrosd that is uncertain, foreign based Nigerians leave the known to come back to Nigeria that od uncertain


is for one to know what he wants and go for it!

RIP

Kingjames:
and the gap between the rich and poor continue getting wider

Father close this gap in Jesus Name Amen

Amen o

Hedonisst:
The so-called 'friendship' between these two men who are financially light years apart is a testament to the marginal utility of money.

One is worth more than $10 billion. The other is really worth less than $100m (forget hype). And they both know. There's no financial or 'equality' basis for their friendship.

$10b minus $100m is $9.9b.

Now tell me what you think would happen to Dangote's wealth and status if he subtracts Otedola's entire net worth (x3) from his wealth and throws it all into the fire. Nothing.

Nothing would happen to Dangote. He would still be the richest man in Africa. But Otedola would be more broke than you and I if he replicates that. Think about that for a moment, and let it sink in.

I think otedola networth will be around £100m -£350m

the family house in London is worth £30m alone.
And the last I checked
he has not sold it

SoftP:

Suliat stated, “When the two children were kidnapped, we went to the SARS in Ikeja many times without any result. We also reported at the Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan. We did everything we were asked to do. The police later asked us to return that they had found the suspect; we also identified her. They kept pushing us back and forth. They collected N50,000 from my husband. Later, they said the case file was missing. We spent a lot of money.


U see how stone hearted and wicked 9ja security agents are....

A $hithole jungle third world failed state is what Nigeria is

wow
this is wonderful

SURElee:
Have you heard the saying that even in the corporate world, most people considered for managerial positions must be married, because they believe if you can handle a home consisting of wife and kids with the responsibilities and challenges that come with it, then you will use that experience in managing an organization of people to get result, harnessing both their strengths and weaknesses.

I heard this years ago and it made sense to me.

Which is easier to manage a home or political party consisting of many people with varied interests?

Correct me, I might be wrong. I don't claim to know it all.

besides, dangote who is a serial divorcee is managing the biggest black owned conglomerate on earth

which married man can go toe to toe with him?

SURElee:
Have you heard the saying that even in the corporate world, most people considered for managerial positions must be married, because they believe if you can handle a home consisting of wife and kids with the responsibilities and challenges that come with it, then you will use that experience in managing an organization of people to get result, harnessing both their strengths and weaknesses.

I heard this years ago and it made sense to me.

Which is easier to manage a home or political party consisting of many people with varied interests?

Correct me, I might be wrong. I don't claim to know it all.

that saying and practice was 1950s to 1970s America

today most of the corporate top guns are divorcee

male and female alike

your performance and track records is what speaks

tho those punk ass conservatives still hold the old belief

donstan18:
You are not politically qualified to represent or lead if you cannot organize and put your family together.

Not TRUE

Your family life and your political career are two parallels

Rickywowoz:
of course brother, leave as fast as you can. I encourage people to leave because I'm in that suffering and smiling category. Naija nearly finished me after my graduation, I was really frustrated. I became a millionaire in naira just some months after leaving Nigeria (with hard labor o) but after studying the system, I new there might be limitations for me in Canada as an immigrant. But we have a unique opportunity to tap from the blessings of both worlds. So young people in Nigeria that have the opportunity to leave should do so. Coming to canada is the best decision of my life so far. Besides every guy should have the experience of fu*cking a girl from another race at least once in there lifetime

this guy sef

You made me laugh with your last comment

sdindan:
This is what is in every politician from d north mind. Nigeria is still one cos d south get the oil.

Let d north have oil and see Nig break.

who told you Nigeria will break when the north discovers oil?

You think it's that easy to just "break" a country

wetdick:
you can mock as you like but facts does not lie

I am not mocking I am.serious
Getting to the millionaire status is a big big leap

wetdick:
so you think people are not doing it, there are almost 15,400 millionaires in dollars living in nigeria

well I dont know the exact figure

but the presence of rich folks in Nigeria can.be seen

so I will not dispute that with you

9jaRealist:
Akume did NOT “sell” “your” BCC to Dangote Cement - because BCC was NOT owned by the Benue government.

Rather, BCC was a federal government entity and was thus privatized under the federal government’s privatization program launched by the military government of Gen Abdusalam Abubakar under Decree No. 28 of 1999, and seen to completion under the civilian Obasanjo administration. Under the same privatization program conducted by the World Bank-supported Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Sokoto Cement Company was sold to the BUA Group, Bendel Cement Company was also sold to the BUA Group, Calabar Cement Company was sold to Holcim (partnering with Flour Mills), while Nkalagu Cement Company was sold to the Ibeto Group.

Furthermore, in stark contrast to your assertion, the Benue state government under George Akume actually obtusely and obdurately OPPOSED the sale of BCC majority shares to Dangote Cement pursuant to the latter’s winning bid under the BPE’s privatization process (which was btw supervised by the World Bank) - resorting to such primitive and primordial tribal sentiments that Dangote should have bid for CCNN (Cement Company of Northern Nigeria) instead and stating a preference for foreign (white) investors, when no sensible foreign investor was going to risk investing in such a backward climate characterized by a disdain for contracts and the rule of law.

Since the privatization, Dangote Cement has modernized the poorly-run and decaying Gboko plant, raising production from 400K/yearly at the time of privatization to the current 4 million tons/per annum - a TEN-FOLD INCREASE (creating more jobs for locals and benefiting the local economy in the process)! In addition, Dangote Cement supplies electricity power to the local community and Gboko town/environs through the cement plant’s modern captive power plant, has built and renovated schools and classrooms, as well as built and funds a community hospital. Nonetheless, pretty sure there are some Tribal Remnants still mad because Dangote is not an “indigene”. SMH

You have said it all

deepsuk:
This company has paid average tax per year of less than 1% over the last 10 years.


See tax credits in 50 billions.

So the result is horrible

Interesting

wetdick:
like they dont chat and manipulate abroad

since you are contended with the average life abroad some people want to be millionaires in nigeria

or is it a crime for someone to be a millionaire in nigeria also

it's good to be a millionaire

achieving that status is a great leap

Beautyaddy:
Yes, this is true because in Nigeria:
-They pay little to no taxes. -There is so much loop-holes due to Corruption to make fast money. - There are no enforced laws in Nigeria to abide to. - The cost of living in Nigeria is very, very cheap. - Very bad to no maintenance culture with infrastructures. - Nigerians are very content people living in mediocre ways of life.

You have said it all.
the room to cheat and manipulate is very wide in Nigeria
besides, must one be a millionaire to be financially secure?

Babyvet:
False , there is much difference . Even in America , there are a lot of differences even amongst states. For example there is a difference between Virginia and Florida.

Interesting

Angela777:
But less pay and more expensive things in the stores. Less business opportunities too. In America we have a saying, come to America to make money when you are young, go to Canada when you are old, Canada is good for to raise children and for to live being old, it's kinda socialist country, they don't let people to earn too much. America has more opportunities. It's the difference everybody knows. Also the climate in Canada is not very good, all food, clothes, furniture, cars are more expensive when the salaries are less than in USA.

Yet Canada now is more easy on immigrants and USA close doors. At the same time, black people in US have more possibilities to work and live well, we have many any color people, many Africans too and there are preferences to give jobs to them, also it's more easy to adapt in US for Africans, you easy can make friends, people used to see black skin everywhere, you can go to any state and see to blend in in the Afro-American neighborhood, more at home feeling.

I see your point
things are cheaper in USA because of economies of scale

Babyvet:
Lol, Canada is far from heaven. I’m in the U.S as well. It’s mostly people from third world countries who see Canada as heaven.

Canada has living standards commensurate with that of the USA.


No much difference

Angela777:
Yes, Canada is not so good as USA and both are not a paradise. It's natural for people to love their Homeland, Nigerians love Nigeria but many Nigerians are not only smart, very intelligent too, it's an amazing Nation, many handsome and intelligent people but ... many don't have place to grow up, to progress in their own country because it's not well developed and specially intelligent people understand, no paradise in Canada or USA, it will be hard the new start but for their kids Canada or USA will be their own country and their kids will have better future, more opportunities.

Canada is not so good as the USA

I laugh

I did not say anything

I just dey laugh

magicminister:
NBS statistics indicates that 23% of Nigerians are unemployed and I wonder if it’s the same country that we all live in cos most of all the guys I graduated with are yet to find any job and most have resorted to doing some form of business or menial part time engagements.

In reality, we all know someone that has been looking for job for years. in reality, majority of our people are unemployed while the lucky ones are yet to find what they actually want and just settled for what’s available.

So what are we talking?

such a shame!

gforce5:
That's the problem.

The system has been structured to favor illiterates over the educated ones. They will determine the fate of the country for years to come until something is done about it.

If you look at Lagos, agberos have a huge sway over who is the next governor. APC have strategically used them as an instrument to implement their will. Ambode tried to phase out all these danfo and molue drivers and was met with stiff resistance.

Middle class and upper class votes do not matter in the elections.

why won t the system.favour illiterates

The system was designed by illiterate and functional illiterates, or will I say certificates carrying illiterates