₦airaland Forum

jalonwins:
are serious about the Canada visa thing??

GreyBlood:

uliyaah:
They are telling you how to advertise right, you're expecting people to go extra miles to do what you ought to have done in the first place without anyone telling you.

You are quoting 278k market price of new phone on a used phone, placed yours at 110k, when market price of UK used is actually 100k, must you sugarcoat to sell? Be sincere, polite and render a good customer service other than responding like King Kong that you're not.

And mind you, posting same or similar picture of same view of an item repeatedly may not be hurting you that poster, but its called spamming other users surfing and not allowed here.

VolvoS60:
^^^

The people of Kogi State made their electoral choices last November and they will live with the consequences. That's all I have to say about the election.

The public hearing on Ajaokuta is another example (out of so many) of why the future looks very bleak for this country. That clip should be required 'hearing' for all Nigerians and for Kogi state indigenes in particular.

Successive Nigerian governments sold millions of Nigerian children into poverty, want, deprivation and slavery when they refused to complete that steel complex. And yet the main actors in these failed administrations got away with it with no consequences whatsoever. They are all free men who have not been held accountable for the treason they committed.

Not a single public enterprise from that era of the last century exists today. Where is National Fertilizer Company of Nigeria (NAFCON)? Where is the Aluminum Smelter Company of Nigeria (ALSCON) whose technical partners/consultants (Ferrostal) also left in cloudy circumstances just like the Russians did? Where is the Ajaokuta Steel Complex (ASC)?

[b]Young people in Nigeria would rather watch Big Brother Nigeria/Africa, La Liga or UK Premiership football instead of the things that really matter. Those public enterprises I listed up there were supposed to provide jobs for Nigerians. Today, they are nothing but footnotes in history books. And yet Nigerian youths have nothing to say or do about this. Nigerian youths are not interested in history. They are not interested in politics. They are not interested in government. They are not interested in ethics. They are not interested in civics. They will not vote in elections (or when they do, they vote against their interests ) and yet they are angry that the country has gone to hell.

A country gets the leadership it deserves. The "wasted generation" has failed miserably by its own admission - it clearly cannot help itself. And if that generation cannot save itself, how can it save others? If the younger generation - a generation that has known nothing but dystopia from the very beginning - does not take charge of its future, there will be nothing left here in the next half century.[/b]

BamBamK:
be like legalo don bite u sef.... u don day do like am small small.... loool.

Eddee:
Guess what I saw today, a Volvo coupe. It was moving too fast, my coro couldn't keep up in order to take proper pictures. Valarinz wetin be this one name?

HeavenlyBang:
Cars still as ugly as ever.

foolbuster:
Knew it wouldn't last. You sell quality volvos.

nurey:
if you didn't care you won't bother quoting me. The fact that you read my comment and even quote it shows ... finish the sentence yourself

VOLUVO we ride till we die

nurey:
haaaaaa let me not say what's on my mind now, so my oga at the top won't say something else

VOLUVO we ride others Crawl VOLUVO for life.

tabithababy:
So much going on between you guys here

Arent you guys tired of all these

ronkusesther:
Money-making website he is showing forth
Babies don't and cannot value money. It is not surprising

valarinz:
Sa

legalwealth:
God will completely humble you! !!