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what is so productive about those underlisted beauty pagents. how is their productivity even measured? u just carry a group of damsels in distress and crown one of them miss cucumber , they shine their teeth up and down, visit some unfortunate places with the car Guilder Beer dashed them only to go and preach the unfortunate people that there's still hope for good fortunebabe...? the thunder that will slap you is still at LASTMA office in Oshodi controlling traffic |
; leahcimzil: guy u wicked see as i dey bust laugh. omo see wetin big yansh fit turn a ful grown man into |
dear Ifeoma i know u were joking when u wrote it. but if u ever consider marriage as ur next big step, try not let the conventional system of a guy's proposal hold u down, u can aswell propose to guy u've been dating. i see nothing wrong with that. humans are fast involving, things that we hold to as culture and values are radically changing, be responsive to the changes in these era. i bet u which ever guy proposed to;u've earned his respect for life even if it didn't turn out the way u'd hoped |
Izonpikin:oh! please must everything be viewed from north against south perspectives. try and understand this is in the best interest of us all. a re bounced economy can only mean well for us |
wristbangle:u are welcome. but honestly i wonder between you and Aressa who is the alausa photographer . guy abeg na just joke i dey. i forgotten the thread during the 2015 elections in which a nairalander called one of u guys Alausa photographer that got me laughing like hell. do you work in Aluasa? |
wristbangle:@wristbangle i apologize on his behalf. don't take it to mean my people hates the yoruba race. i commend the patnership made by both Lagos and Kebbi state. just the same way i commend the way my state Anambra is making enviable progress in that sector. we are just unfortunate to see this people display thier stupidity on public forum with caution. i have long observed this behaviour displayed by these cynics. |
Godprotectigbo2:please i warning you to stop calling the yoruba race Afonja or Ofonja or whatever. it's people like you that make it look like the igbo enthic group is full of hate. Stop causing unnecessary commotion and hate. commend people when you see them making progress and reproach constructively if need be. for your information i'm igbo aswell and a practical one for that matter |
Rice investment we are witnessing now is not enough to cater for the whole of Nigeria we still require additional investment to meet the shortfall. for now, importation is still needed to be allowed to cater for the shortfall. i commend private industrialist like Coscharis and Dangote group for making the huge investment in the value chain system. it might take several years to meet national demand but i'm glad we are taking the right steps. i commend his excellency Goodluck Jonathan for initiating the backward intergration policy and Mr. president for sustaining such noble venture for the benefits of all Nigerians |
i don't get it why as a nation we have totally refused to explore the offgrid system. i keep saying that the conventional way building big power plants and conveying them through large, expensive powerlines is becoming outdated. modern power technologies makes easier to light communities with various low-cost renewable energy technologies (RET) with stronger battery system that can stand alone. other schemes include embedded power generation which large industrial companies and housing estates like Dangote, BUA, Chicason group, Honeywell, flourmills,wempco, NLNG, PZ and so on are exploring it already. companies like Mantrac, Clarke, FG Wilson and others power manufacturing companies are building mini power plants consisting of 1megawatts to as a large as 50 megawatts that can be deployed instantaneously. Europe and Asia already exploring these system of power generation for optimal performance must we tie our future to senile,expensive and inefficient system that has defied all solutions...? |
i am totally against jungle justice. it show that we Nigerians are no different from the primitive and we have not come of age. no matter the crime of the accused. you cannot take laws into your own hands. that was how horribly killed those bright boys from uniport just because the idiot that wanted to evade them accused them wrongly of being robbers. we must learn to allow the law take its course. |
Goke7:Goke7 i know it doesn't. it just because we yorubas and igbos are fond picking on each other. i see how we e-fight on nairaland everyday. calling eachother unprintable names. i'm igbo and a practical one. i don't believe in insulting other enthic groups and i expect likewise. these states being included must be ready to display such magnitude if they are to be considered in the special status request. a state like lagos even though historically is a yoruba state must also recognize that it;s success comes from the contribution of other Yorubas, igbos, Hausas and other ethnic groups being productive and paying their taxes. that's why i shake my head (SMH) when i see my fellow igbo brothers boasting about their trade helping Lagos, it really pathetic because Lagos is so much more than just trading though they make significant contribution but that doesn't mean others don't contribute or the yorubas saying eko alantic city is for them only makes me laugh. because that city is meant to be inhabited by every Nigerian that is tax compliant. so Anambra, which is also my state and Kano must be show that they can allow non-indigenes to aspires to the offices within the civil services. my honest contribution |
those people arguing against Onitsha and Kano being included in the special status consideration are cynical. the population within those states dramatically going up. a city like Onitsha is home already to six million people already and counting talkless about those they that come in from asaba to do business on a daily basis. Kano state is remarkably huge despite some insecurity still present there. i acknowledge the fact that Lagos needs a special status. but if these state must receive good amount of the nation economic resources, they must be ready to reflect a state that accomiodates all in their civil service. sate like lagos should be ready to overhaul its civil service to include non indigenes to justify the need to have that special status, so to Anambra and Kano since they are all being considered for equal status. these state must be ready to show they give equal opportunities indigenes and non-indigenes alike to aspire to the offices within the state. that's the burden of one Nigeria. my name remains Emeka Anetoh Stefan thank you |
Keneking:i'm igbo too. but u are increasingly becoming stupid.any small talk of progress in the east. u turn it to an opportunity to insult the west. i condemn ur statement entirely . and to the yoruba people please don't take that piece of shit seriously he's writing under the influence of fanta |
i believe in d unity and indissolubility of this country but if it's to happen, Buhari has got to stop making inciting remarks against certain ethnic groups. he should push to increase his relations with the east by visiting the region that's what pragmatic leaders do. |
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please i would love to see a more united south igbos and yoruba should hitting at each others throat because divided south helps the course of a united north. we must start learning to trust eachother if we are ever gonna get something tangible out of politics |
the future is definitely in rewnewable, African as a continent need to use her vast natural resources to harness this technology and jumpstart her energy progress. that's why i was disappointed when Dangote announced plan to restart his coal project in kogi. he should promoting rewable technology not adding to carbon footprints |
this is truly fascinating. Psquare has really establish 4 themselves a brand to be reckoned with. they are truly the artist of the decade in Africa. |
this man called, oyegun must be high on cheap weed. that's all |
8 Guyman02:, guy you can lie. stop spreading false info |
Mologi:guy i swear u get bad mouth. she still dey allrite naa!!!. if she open pussy, u no go Bleep? ![]() |
this story was designed to draw empathy on us. it is intended make Buhari look like he cares less about his ministers' welfare than that of Nigerian people. i'm not buying that crap. the minister want to tell they never had houses of their own before they ventured into governance. nonsense. they should rent face-me-i-slap-you apartment in Gwagwalada |
amaechi1:Amechi you are the biggest vagabond active in nairaland. you are talking about southeast playing politics of hate. was it not last week that fulani nearly succeeded in laying waste to an entire community in Enugu. you should be ashamed of yourself. you went ahead to start admiring them while denigrating ur own people. i doubt you are from the southeast. |
i'm yet to see the benefits. even Chinna relys on the greenback for global transaction. |
the only head that will be rolling will be yours for not doing a proper assessment of your own budget before presenting it to the house. this is one of worst forms of fraud |
KashyBaby:loolll . guy e be like that cartoon we dey watch when we still small, chai!! i don forget the name, make i remember... arha!!! i don remember, e resemble the bus wey Johnny Bravo dey use toast woman. u remember? |
nijanigga:you need the sense far more than i need. nonsense |
theshadyexpress:my brother pls don't bother replying them. they are a lost course. i wonder, if Amaechi and his gang had trust issues Jonathan's regime in safeguarding the monies, why couldn't they have opted for seperate account to be operated by them? we all seem to blame NOI and GEJ no one seems to be blaming the ex governors for their stiff opposition towards that critical issues of national importance. |
i was beginning to wonder. people read with their brains upside down. lack of political will didn't mean Jonathan never wanted to implement it. she meant that the forces surrounding the opposition they faced from the government of the regions. The most important thing is that NOI proposed to restart the savings and presented the propasal to her boss, GEJ who agreed to begin the process. they were vehemently opposed by the Amaechi's governors forum who went as far as getting a court injunction to stop NOI from further depositing monies into an account that is not recognized by law. Now the question i ask is do u expect a sitting president to defy court orders? If Jonathan had stubbornly went ahead to implement the order. does that speak well of president who expects every other Nigerian to be law abiding.? |
tankara1010:@Tankara your post reeks of tribal sentiments. Abu nwafor. Abu onye igbo. Papa mu bu onye anambra n'ala ndi anaiocha. you need to stop the ethnic hate towards others tribe. i have Yoruba friends even right here in Enugu and believe they are wonderful people. because they didn't support GEJ doesn't make them our sworn enemy. you must drop this sentiment and move forward. |
you guys blame Jonathan for cancelling the projects. that's not true. when it not the same Jonathan than inaugurated the proposed Zungeru hydro power plant in Niger State after completing their counterpart funding. for ur information the counterpart funding for the mambilla was meant to sourced from the sale of the NIPP projects. this project was included by GEJ as the second phase of investment to be undertaken by the NDPHC. pls be informed and stop insulting ur ex presidents |
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, they shine their teeth up and down, visit some unfortunate places with the car Guilder Beer dashed them only to go and preach the unfortunate people that there's still hope for good fortune