supereagle: The lawyers, said that most people go into marriage without prior knowledge of marriage

kcjazz: Funny people, didn't we have Lula visit Nigeria few years ago, why is this suddenly a great achievement? abi na because na female presido


Lula encourages investment in Nigeria
ABUJA, Nigeria – President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Tuesday he will encourage Brazilian companies to invest in Nigeria, as part of his efforts to have developing nations strengthen economic and political ties.

“Nigeria, having the largest population of Africans in the world will be an extraordinary trade partner with Brazil,” Silva said at a joint news conference with President Olusegun Obasanjo, leader of the West African nation of some 130 million people.
Silva said he would push Brazilian firms to visit Nigeria and form new partnerships. The two men signed a protocol to cooperate in crop production and agricultural practices.
Obasanjo said he would visit Brazil, South America’s most populous country with 184 million inhabitants, for independence day celebrations on September 7.
The two countries have common goals: both are pushing for permanent seats on an expanded U.N. Security Council, and both are members of the G-20 group of 20 developing nations campaigning for the United States and the European Union to end all export subsidies to farmers by 2010.
Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos, boasts a Brazilian quarter settled by freed slaves who returned in the early 1900s and now hold yearly carnivals.
Nigeria is the world’s seventh largest oil exporter and Brazil’s fifth biggest trade partner.
Silva arrived Monday from Cameroon and left Nigeria on Tuesday for Ghana. He will then visit Guinea-Bissau, a former Portuguese colony like Brazil, and Senegal.
Africa is a sizable market for Brazilian exports, receiving some U.S.$2.3 billion worth of goods in 2002.
By Thompson Akpogo
Associated Press Writer





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Ileke-IdI:
It surely is good to have Santa Claus as president. All the naughty boys and girls are getting daily Keresimesi presents.

hillsate: Mr president sir, everyone has the capacity to be sad and thats not what we elected (elected?)you for.
God allowed you to be president, you have the constitution and you are the commander-in-chief of the armed forces and you are still asking God to intervene?
You want God to come down from heaven, search for the bombers and their sponsors then prosecute them?
Common Mr president, leave God out of this. All you need to stop all these senseless killings is in your power.
Haba! you no go wake up!

moremi2008:

That's not how most househelps are treated. It might seem like a free-for-all situation but there are actually in-built checks and balances. First, it's hard to find a good househelp and most people that hire them tend to treat them fairly well. Second, if you treat a househelp badly, she will most likely run away. Three, the middleman that matches househelps with families will NOT work with you again if you treat one of the helps badly. Having said this, there are always exceptions, especially when the househelp has nobody to look out for his/her interests.

Almost every family I know back home have househelps and they are treated very well. My family is an example; we have always had househelps and they are paid and treated very well. Ditto for all the other families I know. The ones currently helping my mum earn 15k a month and they get free lodging, food and clothes (they also spend half the day sleeping and getting very fat).