please go on benefit.

^^^

You are re writting the bible? did u read the verse i quoted properly? Where did it talk about religion?

Its true, but it is silly.

What if the fault is from the man? so he will just be nacking the girl, morning, noon, day and night, nothing happens? and he wouldnt know d fault is from him? only silly women agree to that kind of conditions.

Well,

Thats REAL Housing Estate fo so.

I have a neighbor who insists on working on the Sabbath. Exodus 35:2 clearly states he should be put to death. Am I morally obligated to kill him myself, or should I ask the police to do it?

@John.

Na wa for u o, and your likes.

Please answer this my question:

I have a neighbor who insists on working on the Sabbath. Exodus 35:2 clearly states he should be put to death. Am I morally obligated to kill him myself, or should I ask the police to do it?

some roads do get blocked after being broken, you know?

what house will 15million build or buy? Please?

very good.

But i think Nairalanders will say it is wrong.

^^^

LOL.

No further comments.

Go to your native country and see what the problem is, we know our problems in Nigeria.

LOL.

If you want to know more about where we spend our oil money.

Go here?

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=832444

^^^^^

You should say that to the person who started the thread.

I was merely correcting him. Did you read his title?

Talk to the poster - not me.

You probably need to read the whole thread from the start and correct your mistake.

since you are comparing roads and buildings and showing them off as your oil developed Dubai.

Take these from your undeveloped Nigeria.

^

Bring your own "facts" first.

Your facts are pictures of Dubai in 1990 and 2005?

How factual can that be.

To rubbish your facts, i told you. Abuja came out of the bush/desert just like Dubai, so whats the big deal?

Is that not enough to rubbish your "facts?"

Why are you people hell bent on carrying false stories and rubbish conclusions?

When has the council for foreign relations become the US government?

Some people do think that everyone on NairaLand is a dullard.

CFR - http://www.cfr.org/about/

Does not represent America, the American government nor her people.

Duh.

^^^^^^^

Realy?

you said Nigeria has nothing to show for her oil revenue and used Dubai as an example.


Nigeria has nothing to show for her oil revenue??

and this as well:


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201010243321914

[size=18pt]Presidency’s plane lands in school[/size]

An aircraft conveying President Goodluck Jonathan’s aides, landed in a primary school last Wednesday amidst pandemonium. TOYOSI OGUNSEYE writes that over 12 students were injured in the stampede


It looked like a scene from a movie. Initially, pupils of Apostolic Church Secondary School, Ketu, Lagos, saw the aircraft hovering in the air and this was enough to distract those sitting close to the windows from their early morning classes.


The teachers in different classes that morning were curious about what their pupils were looking at, so they also looked out of the window and saw that the [size=18pt]plane[/size] was descending closer to the roof of the building.


No one needed to tell them to run. Once the teachers took to their heels, perhaps thinking it was air mishap, the students followed en masse. With loud screams, everyone ran as fast as their legs could carry them. Some of the students on the second floor of the school building attempted to jump down in a bid to save their lives. [size=18pt]One of them was an eight-year-old JSS1 student [/size]who landed on her buttocks and could no longer stand. Eleven other students were severely injured.


While this pandemonium was going on, the airforce plane with number NAV541 landed on the school premises. Heavily armed soldiers alighted from the aircraft and surveyed the area without saying a word.


When the fleeing students and members of staff saw that the aircraft had successfully landed, they surrounded it, with curiosity written all over their faces. The scene further attracted passers-by and people in the neighbourhood who trooped to the school. The armed soldiers ignored the crowd, went back into the plane and, after a few minutes, took off.


The injured students were then taken to the school‘s official clinic, Delta Crown Hospital, Ketu, where some of them were given first-aid treatment and discharged. Two of the students were still in the hospital as at last Thursday, including the young girl who fell from one of the two-storey buildings in the school.[size=18pt] An X-ray showed that the girl had no broken bones but she had a severe tear in her private part, which had to be stitched.
[/size]

The mothers of one of the children who were admitted in the hospital pleaded anonymity and said, “I have five children in that school. I thank God that my daughter is alive and I‘m not crying. I am not ready to make a case of this or even talk to the media because God has given me a reason to rejoice and not cry.”


One of the people in the area who witnessed the incident identified himself as Yemi. According to him, he was about to have his bath when he felt the building shaking. He said, ”I live just two houses away from the school. I had an appointment that morning and was about to have my bath when I heard a very loud noise outside; my room was also vibrating. So, I looked out of the window and saw a plane moving towards the ground. I ran out of my house in my boxers.”


Yemi added that he joined the crowd when the plane landed. ”When some of the soldiers alighted from the plane, they left the door slightly ajar. I saw some soldiers inside, but some people whispered that the President was inside the plane.”


It was gathered that the pilot and some of the crew muttered that the plane had ‘a problem.‘


The school authorities declined to make any comment about the incident. It was however gathered that Ketu Police Division, and the Lagos State ministries of health and education visited the school and the hospital a day after Jonathan‘s visit.


The Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Command, Mr. Frank Mba, could not confirm SUNDAY PUNCH‘s findings. He said, he was not aware of the incident.


The President was on a visit to the flooded areas in Ajegunle, Agboyi-Ketu Local Council Development Area on October 20 when the plane made an emergency landing in the school.


The Director, Public Relations and Information of the Airforce, Air Commodore Yusuf Anas said, “It was a flight to survey the area where the president was visiting. It was not an emergency flight. The presidential aides were in it. We were not aware that 12 children were injured.”


Efforts to speak to the senior special assistant to the president on media and publicity, Ima Niboro, proved abortive. When our correspondent called his mobile line on Friday night, he did not pick it. Neither did he respond to the text message sent to him.


It could be recalled that a Cessna Model T9B training aircraft belonging to the Nigeria College of Aviation Technology, Zaria, Kaduna State, crash-landed at a village just outside Kano on May 2, 2010. It plunged into a farmland at Katoge Village, directly behind the Science Secondary School at Dawakin Tofa, about 20 kilometres from Kano City.


Three occupants of the light training plane escaped unhurt and the aircraft was not badly damaged. Those on board the plane included the college instructor, Mr. Ozogwu as well as Akerele Ojo Olu and Jafar Suleman, who are trainees.



8 year old JSS1 student? - this is enough lie to send the writer to hell

private parts torn - hmmmmm

A plane or an helicopter?

and poster. What you dont know is that most of the developmental projects in Dubai are projects by private partnership that has minimal or no government input. and remember, Dubai or the UAE is not full of negative people as is in Nigeria. Nigerians will never believe anything will work in their country, neither do they support or encourage any developmental project. Nothing the government initiates is good in their opinion, food is their problem, so, even if you build roads, and all these infrastructures, they will tell you they are not necessary and a waste of public funds.

Come to Abuja in 3 years.

Poster

Talk about your country, Zimbabwe. Let us deal with our own problems as Nigerians.

I am not a bastard and will not allow you to talk rubbish about my native land while yours rot in a much wider rate.

Zimbabwe poster

What is the big deal?

Have you been to Abuja? Abuja was all bush in the 90s.

Go there and see for yourself now. So Dubai/Abuja? Big deal?

Dubai came out of the bush/desert. Abuja came out of the bush. So?

Jarus:

Report any offensive post using the 'report this post' button or lodge complaint at the complaints thread.

As if the moderators are any different?

Check out the people who make the assaults, they are the so called moderators who thinks they are everything in life just because they moderate on nairaland.

look. Rule out the moving abroad bit. What will you go and do there and with what visa?

this is the type of negative story Nigerians like to believe, not the positive.

Blame it on GEJ.

blame government for people's daftness and stupidity, please.

unipol:

south Africa can be first but our Nigeria cannot be second, considering the rate of crime, unemployment, election malpractice, emigration(everybody running away from the country). our oil has no value since our leaders share it individually.
I think countries like Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Ghana, and even Algeria should be in the competion, and not Nigeria.
i stand to be corrected.

And if you are told that South Africa has the worst crime rate in Africa well ahead of Nigeria, what will you say?

This is the kind of story that makes headline in NairaLand, idiotic and non sensical. If you cant share a bed with a man, then you have a problem, abeg.

Watch as this topic goes into 69 pages very soon.

and what is romantic in this topic to occupy the front page and the romance section?

and how does this idiotic journalism amount to a nation of confusionists?

I initially read the story in Punch (http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201010243321914)and read the comments and I was like, oh, more sensible people in Punch, so, i am like let me check on NairaLand, I am sure it will be there, and alas, here it is. Not surprised about the comments.

Stoopid and idiotic journalism at its best. A plane lands in a school or an an helicopter?

So, if there is emergency in mid air, they should first go and warn the school and students first?

Journalism indeed, wait until SaharaReporters report on this sensationally tomorrow.

what else can he "try" to achieve?

nice one.