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Politics / Letter To Nepa by mee(f): 7:57pm On Sep 08, 2008
Found this on the internet and thought to share
September 1, 2008
The Area Manager,
NEPA,
Lagos


Dear Sir,
COMPLAINT ABOUT YOUR SERVICES
I am writing to you with a deep sense of humility and gentleness. I consider this a great opportunity to communicate with an entity as awe-inspiring as yourself. Firstly, I bring greetings to you from residents of my area in Lagos.

As a dutiful citizen, I consider this letter as part of my civic responsibilities. Great countries comprise of citizens who are alive to their responsibilities. As a famous musician once said, “Ask not what your country can eat from you but what you can eat from your country.”

I have benefited immensely from this country; therefore I have decided to give back.

I want to bring to your notice some strange occurrences which have been happening in my area. I want to sadly inform you that in the last 2 weeks, electricity has been stable. In other words, we sleep and wake up with electricity, we go to work and come back and electricity is still running. This is a terribly new and I must add DANGEROUS development in the lives of residents of my area. This is something we are not used to. This is too much electricity for us to handle. In the first week of constant electricity, I started acting strangely. I ironed all my clothes because I didn't know when "light" will be impounded on your orders. After 2 days, the "light" was still there. Therefore, I proceeded to re-iron the ironed clothes. My fridge which had not seen "4 hours" of constant light for months suddenly started freezing. In order to enjoy the maximum effects of refridgeration, I have decided to be drinking 20 cups of cold water before I go to sleep. Once I finish a cup, I put the bottle back into the fridge. After 10 minutes, the water cools and I drink. I just don't know what to do. All the Ceiling fans in my house have been switched on alongside my AC. My deck is playing at a high level. My life is now in state of chaos because of constant "light". My TV and VCD player are complaining of high blood pressure, as they have been terribly overworked in the last few weeks. Half of my light bulbs have gone on strike to protest their resurrection from blissful death.

All the customers in the beer parlour beside my house are complaining that the beer is too cold and wants to destroy their teeth. Even the rats and cockroaches are complaining that human assailants find it easier to track and exterminate them under electric light than under candlelight.

All the witches and wizards that regularly visited me in my sleep have suddenly taken flight in the presence of “light”. Now I have to review my membership of MFM (Mountain of Fire and Miracles) since their work has been done. Can you imagine what will happen to the membership of churches if constant ‘light’ persists? No more demons meaningnNo more offerings.

With the above situation not abating, I decided to seek the reason behind this strange situation. This task was made easy for me when I realised that it was the work of saboteurs. Sabotage is the main reason for anything going wrong / right in our country. Our elections were sabotaged, our president's health is being sabotaged, Obama's chances of becoming the American President are being sabotaged by Nigerians. Therefore this constant "light" is the handiwork of saboteurs within your work system. These disgruntled individuals are enemies of progress who want you miss your set targets. These enemies want you to score very low on your KPI assessment. I realised this fact when I stumbled on a document showing your Key Performance Indicators for every month. These are:

1. Explosive growth in the amount of Candle-lit dinners and balcony-bedrooms

2. Massive boom in the sales of Candles, torchlights, generators, inverters and lanterns

3. Increased work place productivity due to Employees spending at least 16 hours at work because there is no light at home

4. Massive growth of Rock music fan clubs being aided by the endless sound of generators that are switched on overnight.

5. Volume of human blood being sucked by mosquitoes unchallenged by ceiling/standing fans

6. Incidence of heat rashes

7. Large Increase in Naming ceremonies: When people have no light at home, what else do they do with their time other than *******?


Sir, I strongly feel that the above achievements will not be possible if we keep on having "light". The saboteurs in your workplace will make you look stupid and incapable in front of your bosses. The repercussions of this charade would be unbearable. This is why I am writing to you now. As a responsible citizen, if I do not volunteer this information, I know that I will be the one to suffer. The day you realise that I have been enjoying endless light for 2 weeks, you will pay me back with 2 black months. The end will be worse than the beginning, thereof. I am at a crossroad. This is a major dilemma. Should I keep quiet? No I won't. This is because Evil triumphs when Good Men keep silent. Your incompetent staffs have left the light switch on and gone to sleep. I know you will take back all that we have stolen from you but Please remember my house in the day of recompense.

Your humble servant

Myself

By Oluwole Leigh 2008
Family / Re: How Much Should A Man Earn To Sustain A Marriage? by mee(f): 4:05pm On Jun 02, 2008
I am a woman by the way but we women are very funny. We are the same people fighting for equality between man and woman but when it comes to some issues it is ok for the man to be in charge e.g being the provider for the family. Is there anything wrong if a woman tired to make something of herself before marriage and actually contribute just as much as the man does (only fair)? So ladies please let us stop this "no woman wants to drink garri in her husband's house" mentality. It is called "a partnership for a reason".
As per the question I think as long as both parties think they can live comfortably and raise a family on their JOINT income then the time is right. I don't think it should depend on the man's pocket alone. Oh! love as well
Romance / Re: Ridiculous Break-up Excuses by mee(f): 7:02pm On Dec 24, 2007
your blood group does not match mine
Celebrities / Re: Genevieve Nnaji Fights Rita Dominic For Chris Obukwelu? by mee(f): 2:42pm On Jun 25, 2007
I hear Genevieve is now a grandmother. Her Son's wife gave birth two weeks ago. shocked like we actually care!!! Rubbish!!!
Politics / Re: Nigeria's Image Was Badly Damaged On Oprah Today! by mee(f): 4:29pm On Apr 16, 2007
I don't think it is fair to pick on a particular tribe, the names of people on Oprah is hardly scientific research!!
I'm Yoruba but I still think it's unfair to make such generalisations also on EFCC's most wanted list there is only one Igbo name. Lets not forget those Yoruba "odu" boys in "South East London".

http://www.efccnigeria.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=78&Itemid=46
Business / Nigerian Restaurant Outside London by mee(f): 6:55pm On Mar 28, 2007
hey guys!!!!

Does anyone have ideas on opening a Nigerian restaurant (guess we could call it African) in the UK. Up North to be precise. Is there anything that could be done to attract non Nigerians to the place or the few Nigerians that exist there.
Food / Re: My Husband Is Igbo But I Can't Cook! by mee(f): 2:28pm On Mar 25, 2007
@ Consultant u got the words RIGHT. There really isn't any point being nasty people. She's only asking for help
TV/Movies / Re: Ramsey Nouah And Emeka Enyiocha For Hollywood by mee(f): 1:30am On Mar 14, 2007
they would come in useful when the movies have African jungle scenes
Nairaland / General / What Do We Expect In Relationships? by mee(f): 4:11pm On Mar 08, 2007
I know its 21st century and we all fight for equality between the two sexes but would it be contradictory if a girl expects a guy to make a few sacrifices sometimes(and she does too)? Is it wrong if she wants to feel appreciated or is the lack of appreciation part of the independence we ladies fight for. I am not saying he should pay rent and all but the little things now and again without always making a point of pointing it out to you won't hurt. Does it always have to be a give and take?
Jokes Etc / Re: The Ladies by mee(f): 12:57am On Sep 06, 2006
Camel is a cigarette brand

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