₦airaland Forum

xedyl:
purple....time ma money.

Romeo3:
this is what a recieved uber request looks like from the driver app. and another from the rider app.

when you finally see that google handles their navigation, go and sleep.

Romeo3:
again, google provides maps for uber. and google maps chooses the fastest route always considering traffic.

pls enlighten yourself and stop this trash talking.
. useless nigerian education in full display here.

lmao @ "google maps and navigation are two different things"

go to sleep my friend.

Romeo3:
unfortunately there isnt. and you cant create 2 uber accts with the same phone number.

you have to keep swapping sims. only a die hard scammer would do that any way.

Romeo3:
stop embarassing yourself. i am an uber driver and you cannot know more than me.

uber uses google in nigeria. stop yarning dust.

Richy4:
Why I was asking was that i believe there are places in Nigeria that got no street names.. So there's no way the GPS can direct u to the actual place that u are going..

Romeo3:
ignorant talk.

google always takes over navigation from the uber app....

if you do not know, ask the next uber driver to show you so that you avoid such ignorant comments next time on a public forum.

Richy4:
I just want to know...if uber is present in Nigeria, does that mean GPS is working everywhere in Nigeria...Or just only some states..

blackylola:
Its neither Uber nor Taxify that program google map. 2nd Taxify doesn't charge rider for cancellation. 3rd there is nothing like scam there, get your fact right before coming to the public

laudate:
My post should be summarised thus: "Errors such as the one the writer made, turned an article that could have been a well-researched intelligent record, into a fluffy PR piece." Now, is that too hard for you to understand, or do you still feel the need to twist it to suit your own selfish perspective?

laudate:
Is that what you read in black & white in my post, or are you just being mischievous or hypocritical, and you want to put that spin on it? Which one?

laudate:
Nobody is saying that Forbes does not have an editorial policy. What is being said is that the writer failed to do adequate & comprehensive research on certain aspects of his article, before going to press. Was the article libellous? No. So nobody is going to sue. But errors such as the one the writer made, turned an article that could have been a well-researched intelligent record, into a fluffy PR piece.

laudate:
And they all know that articles published in Forbes, are not written by Forbes itself, but by various journalists.

For your information, Forbes Magazine is published by Forbes Publishing Company, an arm of Forbes Media LLC.

StOla:
I thought those Palestinians said it is a city?

How dare Forbes call it a small town?

I ordinarily hear them say Anambra has 3 cities of Awka, Onitsha and Nnewi, as opposed to 3 small towns.

StOla:
Only a propagandists will worry about being ridiculed by facts.

So why the need by Igbos who suffer from inferiority to falsely claim it is a city all along?

Are they backward negros for making false claims to a city when they could have their town equipped with all that is necessary and still be contented with the description of "town"?

Thanks to Forbes for not calling a butterfly a bird.

NaijaEfcc:
Nnewi, with a little over two million residents, is a 30-minute drive from the Onitsha – the biggest outdoor market in West Africa – on the banks of the Niger River.

https://www.forbesafrica.com/wealth/2017/08/07/small-town-super-rich/

LORDKing001:
based on Electronics and Telecommunication

Ashley86400:
The words of House Greyjoy.
Their Banner- The Kraken.
Game of Thrones.


*From a die-hard Game of Thrones book reader and movie watcher.

BORNTOSUCKPUSSY:
Never tell a soldeir he does not know the cost of war

PMBNG:
That is why some people are alleging that the president may have been poisoned or under some kind of spiritual attack”, he noted.

NewsPoacher:
Lagos is the fifth largest economy in Africa and second largest
metropolitan city in Nigeria. In the last few years, the city has been the major destination of foreign capital inflows (FCI) into Nigeria, accounting for over 95% of all FCI in Nigeria.

NewsPoacher:
Kano is the second largest metropolitan city in Nigeria, with a population of around 21 million people mainly merchants from
another part of the Northern states and neighbouring countries of
Nigeria, Chad, Mali, Senegal and Sudan.

jemmabond:
I remember that jingle very well. The singer was a comedian called Frank Fine, not the late Boma Erekosuma.