Literature › Re: Why Do People Dislike Reading Science Fiction? by vislabraye(m): 8:18am On Feb 26, 2017 |
If I am to be a writer, one of the genres i'll write is science fiction. In fact I love all forms of speculative fictions- (horror and fiction). But you need go authors. Michael Crichton wrote a science fiction novel based on cloning. Can't remember the name but the novel was good. But one has to understand that there are different levels of sci fi. Some are mild and some are hard core. It depends a lot on the writers. |
Music/Radio › Re: Immaculate Feat. Thin Tall Tony – "Love Affair" (Video) by vislabraye(m): 7:06am On Feb 26, 2017 |
OkoYibo: Totally Treacherous Tony, the man who sold his wife, mother, kids and siblings for approx 60k USD. . He never even see am yet  |
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye Buys His Special Assistant A 1992 Honda Accord Car (Pics) by vislabraye(m): 6:53am On Feb 26, 2017 |
UnknownT: He is a vintage car collector, so he presented a vintage car to the guy   . Funny you.. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians have killed more South Africans - Gigaba, SA Home Affairs Minister by vislabraye(m): 10:01pm On Feb 25, 2017 |
Charlotte32: People outside of South Africa will not understand the real reason behind this chaos. South Africa is made up of foreign nationals from Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Congo, Somalia, Uganda, Liberia, Kenya, Nigeria, Egypt ect. But ask yourself why more Nigerians seem to be affected by these attacks when there are more Zimbabweans, Mozambicans and Somalians in SA? Is it xenophobia or are Nigerian criminals making it hard for residence of certain areas to live a safe life? Lucky Dube was killed in the area of Rosettenville in Johannesburg by none South African criminals. This area is infested with crime that rages from drugs, robberies, prostitution ect. Residents of that area that includes a residential population compromising , 20%South Africans and the rest being foreign nationals -including law abiding Nigerian. Residence of this area are sick and tired of crime; children can no longer freely use the public pools and sports grounds because of fear. Thus the community residents which include law abiding foreign nationals have taken the law into their hands and targeted properties where these dark acts are taking place. It's unfortunate that the owners of these criminals happen to be Nigerian nationals. These criminals could have been South African or from any other country and these residents could have reacted the same. So please tell me if you still feel its xenophobia when other nationalities are not being targeted. Please note that thousands of law abiding Nigerians are not even targeted, so can we still use the media propaganda and call it xenophobia? South Africans and law abiding foreign nationals in SA are just flabbergasted of crime and it is unfortunate that these acts of crime are committed by a few non- law abiding Nigerians. I'm against the community taking the law into their hands by fighting crime but the police have failed these residence. But it's really a fact that 90% of court cases listened in most of South African courts happen to be of Nigerians. It's a sad truth but I can also say there are many law abiding Nigerians who have lived in SA for over 30 years who will attest that xenophobia is just propaganda. How did you arrive at that figure ? Most people just quote statistics that has not been verified. BTW, S. Africans are known to attack other Nationals. Don't paint Nigeria black as if all criminals are Nigerians. Secondly, are you trying to say that all the Nigerians killed were criminals ? |
Politics › Re: Nigerians have killed more South Africans - Gigaba, SA Home Affairs Minister by vislabraye(m): 9:50pm On Feb 25, 2017 |
ayokellany: So you know Nigeria is not perfect but you expect perfection from South Africa ?! Isn't that weird. Should imperfection include killing other people ? So called educated Nigerians don't love themselves. When the herdsmen were killing citizens up and down, we made it look as if it was ordinary.  |
Family › Re: As A Family Man, Am I A Miser, Greedy Or Trying To Be Financially Smart? by vislabraye(m): 11:16am On Feb 24, 2017 |
Erums: i understand fully, here geographical loction is a paramount factor to look into. ...i think you took a wise decision
what sector are you? In government parastatal.. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians have killed more South Africans - Gigaba, SA Home Affairs Minister by vislabraye(m): 9:55am On Feb 24, 2017 |
ayokellany: Some of you Nigerians are pretty pathetic. Do you remember how long Obasanjo begged for FDI before both Shoprite and MTN came to Nigeria ? You forgotten so quickly how many times he travelled to Europe and America seeking foreign direct investment without getting any until those SA companies came to your rescue.
You have forgotten so quickly how you chased out foreign nationals helping to develop your economy n country in the name of nationalisation. How much growth or development have you achieved without them.
You chose not to remember your president past n present global travel for the same FDI. Your brain might be very little but remember after chasing them away investor will look back 20-30 yrs from now on you antecedent and dealings with them before coming again so chase them all you want but remember the regret will haunt you several years to come. You're making it sound as if they are doing us a favour. MTN and co make more in Nigeria than any other country. Yes, we know Nigeria is not perfect but that doesn't mean we should be treated with scorn  |
Politics › Re: Nigerians have killed more South Africans - Gigaba, SA Home Affairs Minister by vislabraye(m): 9:50am On Feb 24, 2017 |
sorextee: Let the Nigerians there come back home o. Those south Africans there no get joy.. Na apartheid really fit those people.. They re not fighting the whites taking away the juicy part of the jobs there.. Na person wey open car wash business dem dey kill. Useless people...
I even heard killing someone carries a lower sentence than rape.. They are big fools  . But it's not easy for Nigerians too just come home like that. Afterall, many of them are legal residents. They've invested millions in there. |
Family › Re: As A Family Man, Am I A Miser, Greedy Or Trying To Be Financially Smart? by vislabraye(m): 9:42am On Feb 24, 2017 |
Erums: bro u dont need to work in shell to achieve dis ,. lets say i earn 150k and my rent is 100k for 2bedroom in an average side of town when it comes to structure and light ..thts not an estate but a condusive building ...the remaining 50k should upkeep me for 30days ...kapish I'm speaking from what I experienced. I don't know where you work or how much you earn. Let me tell you my experience. My office is in Abuja. Definitely, I can't get a house close to my office in Garki. I would have to spend my 6 months salary. So what I did is to rent an apartment, in JIKWOYE, not too far. I have to pay twice my salary. That's was my best option. People even suggested an apartment that would cost 200k more than what I earn. It's a difficult choice.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mysterious Sea Serpent Washed Up Onto Shore In Philippines (photos). by vislabraye(m): 9:30am On Feb 24, 2017 |
SmartMugu: I trust my naija people. Dem for don cook and chop am before any discovery yarn. U no know say na stock fish ? |
Family › Re: As A Family Man, Am I A Miser, Greedy Or Trying To Be Financially Smart? by vislabraye(m): 8:53am On Feb 24, 2017 |
Erums: My one month salary shoukd be able to pay my rent of 2bedroom flat and rmaining to keep body and soul dat month.... Bless God If you dey work for Shell... . It depends on the work though.. |
Family › Re: As A Family Man, Am I A Miser, Greedy Or Trying To Be Financially Smart? by vislabraye(m): 6:59pm On Feb 23, 2017 |
bukatyne: 100k rent on 600k salary is still high.
How about child care, school fees, feeding, clothing, entertainment, helping relatives, savings, investment etc?
Does your wife work? If no, you both need to strategize. But wetin person go do nah ? Can one find a cheaper comfortable housing ? |
Crime › Re: South African Customs Makes Biggest Cocaine Bust, Worth N1.9B by vislabraye(m): 2:46pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
MissEdified: The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has made their biggest cocaine bust at the Oliver Tambo International Airport on Saturday, February 18, 2017. In a statement released, the customs officials revealed that it was their biggest cocaine bust.
'It marks the biggest ever cocaine bust by Customs officials in South Africa. The narcotics, en route from Sao Paulo to Nairobi, Kenya, were found in a cargo warehouse during routine operations.
'The specific shipment indicated as ‘cosmetics’ on official documentation, was identified for closer inspection through Customs profiling techniques,' SARS narrated.
They were said to have conducted a drug test on a number of randomly selected containers after narcotic detector dogs reacted positively to the cargo. 271kg cocaine estimated to worth around R78 million (N1.9B) were found packed in hair products. The drugs have been handed over to the Police for further investigation.
http://www.newshelm.com/2017/02/photos-south-african-customs-makes.html I was looking out for Naija... |
Business › Re: 120 South African Companies In Nigeria Risk Attacks by vislabraye(m): 1:05pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
ironheart: Nigerians come home, what are you doing there? Apart from the clean street and good structures, we are better off. I just wish our government is more citizen oriented Not as simple as that. There are many foreigners in Nigeria as well as other countries. You can't judt say they should leave theur country of residence. |
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Investment › Re: About-to-wed Man Who Drank Insecticide Over MMM Crash Dies In Abuja by vislabraye(m): 4:03pm On Feb 21, 2017 |
BlueRayDick: Now this is no longer funny.....Am one of those who laugh at MMM participants having warned them to thread carefully when it was at its peak, but got insults in return. Some of my friends were even so sure that MMM would last for more than 2 years, tho we all know how it all ended. Now this guy has ended up killing himself, rendering his about-to-be wife a widow even b4 the wedding.
However, Its no longer funny, with lives being lost and family ruined. Its definitely not funny again. If u have anyone who invested and lost in the scheme, I think the best u can do is just try and keep an eye on them before they do something life-threatening to themselves I'm beginning to lost count of people who killed themselves because of MMM. This is wickedness  |
Politics › Re: Buhari Thanks Nigerians, Says No Cause To Worry by vislabraye(m): 11:51am On Feb 21, 2017 |
" Buhari said" according to Femi Adesina.. |
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Politics › Re: Osinbajo Rejects N7b VP Residence, Says He Will Remain In Current Accommodation by vislabraye(m): 8:58am On Feb 20, 2017 |
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Travel › Re: South Africans Blast Nigerians On Facebook: "Nigerians Must Be Deported" by vislabraye(m): 10:18pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
azimibraun: God bless you jare. Nigerians tallk as if these countries don't have embassies in Nigeria hence they don't know Nigerians. If you really want to know about Nigeria ask a foreigner. They do a lot of researches and studies about us and the get direct interactions with our People so they know our mindset. I can bet you there are south Africans in Ajegunle and onitsha on a study mission getting direct info on how we think about them and their country. When they talk we will argue they don't know us. They know a lot. We talk to them everyday about our plans to go and hustle (negatively) in their country foolishly. The give feedback to their country. They know us well. We are fool of evil. The world has gone beyond that level where 9 out of 10 people just get on a plane to go and hustle in a strange land. Now 9 out of 10 go to work for their companies while just 1 goes on behalf of him/herself into a strange country. See Chinese, Germans, Americans, South Africans, even Lebanese etc. You fail to see that these S. Africans are xenophobic. They hate foreigners, most especially Nigerians. It's not as if Nigerians are perfect. If this hate speech is encouraged by people like you, don't be surprised if it comes back to haunt you. |
Business › Re: Finally Gtbank Bans Use Of Their GT Mastercard On Paypal, Facebook, etc by vislabraye(m): 4:54pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Dhortunn: This News is Authentic! My close friend and colleague was affected yesterday. He was trying to pay a Merchant online with Paypal and was rejected severally.
I offered to give guides on how he could manoeuvre because i have once had issues with my account too but to no avail until he called me this morning to break the sad news.
He said CBN directed the Banks to stop due to the way "G Boys" were using Paypal for transactions. I was shocked ehn!
Now people running Online Jobs that involve transacting with Paypal will have to start sourcing for Credit Cards. What is life in Nigeria again!?  This CBN governor is silly.  . He is making life more difficult for Nigerians.... |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Now I Believe In Connection by vislabraye(m): 2:57pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
ymee: After stayed at home for almost a year jobless I now believed that connection is the only way to get a good job in Nigeria because all those graduated with 2.2 and pass but well connected are all gainfully employed. Me with my strong 2.1math/comp.sci still here jobless, if na to pray i don turn to prayer warrior all to no avail but I still blv God can do it, I've attended some interviews only to meet like 50 applicants (some with experience) on one/two positions hmmm also no even 20k to start any business Try to network. I don't mean joining a networking scheme like MMM oh.  . But when you get to know some important people, they'll most likely be glad to help you. It won't be bad to look for a powerful church like RCCG to join. But u have to be a bit patient though. Just meet more people. QED. |
Celebrities › Re: Maureen Cyril And GoodGirl Company Take Love To Lagos Street On Valentine's Day by vislabraye(m): 2:49pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
sonofLuci: All these Ethiopian girls come over fine o  I no know the job wey I go do make them post me there.... |
Politics › Re: Aisha Buhari Celebrates 46th Birthday With Patients In Hospitals In Abuja (Pics) by vislabraye(m): 9:16pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
sixtuschimere: Wife of the President, Her Excellency Mrs. Aisha Buhari has charged privileged Nigerians to do more in the lives of the less privileged with a view to increasing the feeling of humanity among citizens. She made the call during the distribution of gift packs to patients at the four district hospitals in Abuja; Asokoro, Garki, Wuse and Maitama in commemoration of her birthday, On Friday 17th February, 2017.
Mrs. Buhari, who was speaking through Senior Special Assistant to the President, Dr. Hajo Sani, further said that imbibing the spirit of giving will spread love and amity in the polity. She said these gifts exemplify the work that Her Excellency’s project, Future Assured is doing all over Nigeria, especially to the less privileged.
“Her Excellency wants to remember the less-privileged on this important day and that is why she is sharing with them. She wants to touch their lives and wants them to feel her on this symbolic day” said Dr. Hajo Sani. The Medical Director, District Hospital, Asokoro Dr. Abubakar Ahmadu, who led the team round maternity, neonatal and paediatric wards in the Hospital, commended wife of the President for her humanitarian services that hold wide acclaim and said the gift packs are symbolic of what privileged Nigerians should do to the underprivileged. Dr. Sani was supported by Dame Pauline Tallen, former Deputy Governor of Plateau State, and Mrs. Beatrice Bassey, Coordinator, African First Ladies Peace Mission at the outing.
Suleiman Haruna Director of Information Office of the Wife of the President
Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/02/aisha-buhari-celebrates-birthday-with.html I'm beginning to wonder at what age she got married to bubu  |
NYSC › Re: Female Muslim Corpers Step Out In Style (Photo) by vislabraye(m): 8:24pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Drversatile: You went to school and you refuse to allow the school pass through you. Mind you she is putting on a nose mask , medical group stuff or so.
To me the dressing is trash. Why put NYSC cap on the hijab. Either wear the cap and remove the hijad. Nonsense. If she was only putting on nose mask, she wouldn't have been called a masquerade. When the whole head is covered except the eyes she will look like one. |
Politics › Re: We Will Protect Refineries And Pipelines: Fulani Group by vislabraye(m): 8:08pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
loomer: Make una talk am again.
Una don protect North from bokoharam?
Yeye people No mind the mumu people !! |
Politics › Re: The Sorry State Of Nigeria Under President Muhammadu Buhari by vislabraye(m): 4:21pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
nduchucks: I hope you understand that by "recent" I'm referring to the past 10yrs. .... . Why not last 30 years ? Funny dude. |
Politics › Re: The Sorry State Of Nigeria Under President Muhammadu Buhari by vislabraye(m): 3:05pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
nduchucks: Nigerians should be a bit patient is all I can say. Recent looting coupled by low oil prices and lack of adequate Export products are not helping, but we are moving in the right direction. That alone can erode the confidence of the masses. |
Politics › Re: The Sorry State Of Nigeria Under President Muhammadu Buhari by vislabraye(m): 8:53pm On Feb 16, 2017 |
nduchucks: The OP'S write-up smacks of profound ignorance of basic micro and macro Economics, monetary policy and other major factors which affect GDP, unemployment at the national level, and foreign exchange rates.
Understandably, it is difficult for most people to wrap their hands around N1 billion, let alone the hundreds of trillions of naira siphoned out of the coffers of the government of this great country.
The damage done by the last government in particular, will take much more than 2 years to repair. The sufferings of many Nigerians at this time is very unfortunate but unavoidable.
Insha Allah, by the time Buhari finishes draining the swamp, the next crop of leaders would build on a foundation which would also suffer from corruption, but manageable corruption. So what should Nigerians do ? We voted for change but we are getting excuses  . Obj didn't blame Abacha like this. Abacha left $3bn for Obj. Tjus administration should learn to take responsibility. |