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The govt. should start afresh with this electricity things. First, build reliable power stations; second, connect the lines to all those transformers they have been buying and buy more; third, computerize and sectionalize the power for troubleshooting purposes and disconnection purposes, so that when you want to cut off a customer it will be easy to. We don't plan anything properly in this country. |
Ubi dey find new investors for him borrowing business. The guy too much for him business. |
lol. this chairman dun secure free labor for some mins or hours. still not an efficient work space, enough supervisors and one worker. Good for them, |
When ubi begin barking and howling with the dogs on the streets, no surprise because im be dog. |
They need to reassess this guy and know if to fire the frustrated and blameful lecturer. He is a future criminal and a potential ritualist. Him dey find who he blame today for him frustration, today na one search for sign day becuz him go dun blame him wife and him family tire. I no blame you sha, but just know say many places for naija and other places dey feel down. No go use this excuse begin do rituo, on to say na your condition worse pass; babalawo and associate go maga you tire. |
She still point out one of the major problem, even right after electricity. |
I appreciate the discipline of the workers; And kudos to many other team members collaborating towards the safe completion of this project. May God bless una hustle. More blessings and value for una life. |
lol. Cossy funny dye, with her diarrhea sht looking face. |
very pitiful |
I will keep saying it, Nigeria is too populated people wise and too small land wise, to be a legitimate and sufficient agricultural farm land. The earlier they recognize this, the better. They should cut their loses, they have just given farmers a free grant and given some farmers money to import things. Our way out is high tech farming like the asians and buying agricultural produce from trusted countries. That is our bitter truth. |
Too slow, they should be passing 30 to 40 laws a day or week of this type of laws, and putting more efforts in drastically doing their part in bring nigeria to 50000mw of electricity. Not with desperation but with a speed of necessity. No time for dragging feet, na stay the course change na im we need. Serious national beneficial change. As for me, I think a naija elected leader should earn up to $50,000 a year minimum with the highest earning $1,000,000 a year. The current thing is they earn $100,000 to $1,000,000 a month or even a week. That sometimes does not include occasional give away contracts that shortened and deprive people of quality results of the project. |
Not a bad choice from one of our different shades of naija babes. She get chance big tyme. She go sabi comport and intelligently handle many arisings/situations there. If she just remove any standoffishness that is characteristic of naija people in a large group; knowing this, you know just freestyle in groups, basically connect and relate with others on a talk and let talk level. If all is fair, she can win, work with ur naija spirit of perseverance to carry you through. |
Many nigerians are just born to suffer. Those responsible for infrastructure don't plan to fail, but they fail to plan. We are not an island country but we get more flooding than island countries. There are no projects planned for eventualities; only tiny sectional plannings. Everything about this country is how to maximize discomfort; from light issues, to traffic issues, to road issues, to logistics issues, to security issues, to honesty issues, to living condition issues, etc We are a special people but have also chosen to be foolish people; The way we are headed, with our one step forward and ten steps backward attitudes, we might turn out to be a specialized foolish people by 2025 and 2030. We don't plan and we don't maintain the ones we already have. |
Dem go soon turn iran to i-ran. Dem think say na africa dem dey thief land from be this. E go soon clear from dem eyes. Just know say, nigeria and many parts of africa will not tolerate your refugees. |
Just take a look at the ship deck, way cleaner than any nigerian street i have seen in person or on picture. War zone is even more better looking than nigeria. We don't have no choice, than to be collectively better. |
They also didn't plan for parking spots because apiriko here and there have shortened the budget. In serious countries, there will be a mixture of underground, over land, and dedicated structures for parking cars. They didn't even think of parking spots or correct drop off areas, so now the car pollution and generator pollution will be part of the classroom sessions, including high noise level, and lack of safety. Later person go tell me say e be graduate with them arrangee degrees. We get luck say we naturally intelligent/sharp but it is not enough as we all know. |
It is okay, you know like the normal mediocre nigerian way. We have a chance to be a really great society, but mediocrity rules here. In america, the place i love, even a high school is more serious looking than this empty barrels am seeing here; Moreover, we all know how this place will become one year later, you guessed right, like a trash dump. Cultist will ruin the safety here, neighborhood thieves will cover for them when the cultist are off duty or on break, and overall, the national disgrace will welcome students here with no light. A serious nigeria, should be firing on all cylinders. A plane that is not firing on all cylinders before take off and after take off, is an unsafe plane. Nigeria has chosen to be an unsafe plane. Even when we are the most intelligent blacks in the world. To me, that is a highly mumu heavyweight |
Tufiakwa. Saud arabia is not a friend of nigeria. They are looking for how to get more nigerian youths to be their terrorist enforcers. |
To africans, violence is the only contribution they can give to themselves and the world. |
definitely not in nigeria. The kind dirty and dust wey go distract that picture, you go begin blame the camera. Congrats to them. The guy look like jjc - funke husband. |
Is this one even a country sef, so you think he will still be answering that name wherever he is. Active mumulity is what i call this strategy. Instead of blasting his pictures online and on tv to help the cause, they are talking foolishly. |
Arnold Schwarzenegger, is just a too much living legend, a heavyweight; see as he stand gidigba. That fool should be sent on a fully sponsored 2 months flogging tour, to places like saudi and co for their public floggings. |
Him mediocre behind dun dey open. Dirty and dusty environment by the way. |
with enough paint scratches afterwards. |
for the 1st picture, all the daughters raise one foot up like say dem all get heel problems. |
This guy is just an excuser in chief. Dem no force themselves to conjoin, na ur stupidity dey do you. |
Not only that, you were also one of the most foolish, if not the most foolish governor, in an already mediocre nigeria. |
Thank God say i no need to accept cultist quotes to comment for this thread. Chukwu thanks sir. |
naija babe |
This is why great countries create loops of accountability. In a correct country, there would have been life guards present for the event to alert and probably save the guy, they are also there to alert technicians of the pool water quality. Nigeria and other foolish countries look at these acts and laugh it off, but now we can see the essence. Moreover these are part of the jobs that are lacking in this country; If there were structures of accountability and honesty, we wouldn't be jumping up if nepa give us 30 mins of light. We are busy hyping oshodi terminal, a place where light dey fear to shine, and the surrounding just dirty finish. |
A very light weight compared to any real developing and developed country's village. |
the amount of fueling and the frequency of fueling no be here. |
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