Pitakwa, ikot ekpene, enugu, kano, , oya make i rest lol

obaaderemi:
Finally!my loyal dawg is back!someone say,'hurray!'i thought i lost u and had to put up a lost-pet poster on nairaland.knew it you would come back even if it would take you days.did u run away because i said u were going blind on nairaland due to ur obsession with nigerians?awww,come on.i was only joking.now,ahem,why do u keep paraphrasing every term i use?i talked about 'pulling ur strings' and you quickly used the word'puppet'.who wouldn't know the two go together?even a pig ignorant ninny like u do.Again,i said ur head was 'buried in my arse' and u quickly used 'ur d..ck'(what d..ck?)in place of 'arse'.u must be very uncreative.anyway,i am just 'ribbing' u.(nigerians and their sense of humour.Lawd,forgive us)and pls,lift ur head out of ur palm.come on.

I understand your excitement. Stupid people love it when somebody who's better than them responds to them. Now would you mind getting yourself into some remedial English class? You're butchering the Queens language.

Ibadan

NairobiWalker:


Ignore this Obadeeremi guy, he's probably a small kid or a jobless school dropout. Dude keeps talking of a hard day's job yet he can't even type in proper grammar. I guess the hard day's job he speaks of is pushing wheelbarrows or maybe gate-keeping or maybe luggage carrier. It's obvious this dude is not educated.

AWWWW!that hurts me so bad.u see,this blow is below the belt.now,let me say this-yes,i work hard and if those menial jobs u listed are what i do actually-well,it gives me pride because it would have hurt me if you had inferred that my employment was unclean.gosh!are u mad or just plain stupid?those are honest jobs u listed there.and to think i am uneducated,well,i can only say,'sorry'.btw,i already put ur fellow ignorant kenyan in his place on the grammar thing.if u love me so much u can't ignore me and keep mentioning 'obaaderemi' even when i wasn't quoting u,then don't give ur bro that advice.

Eldoret

Katsina

obaaderemi:
AWWWW!that hurts me so bad.u see,this blow is below the belt.now,let me say this-yes,i work hard and if those menial jobs u listed are what i do actually-well,it gives me pride because it would have hurt me if you had inferred that my employment was unclean.gosh!are u mad or just plain stupid?those are honest jobs u listed there.and to think i am uneducated,well,i can only say,'sorry'.btw,i already put ur fellow ignorant kenyan in his place on the grammar thing.if u love me so much u can't ignore me and keep mentioning 'obaaderemi' even when i wasn't quoting u,then don't give ur bro that advice.

You must be feeling happy now - you just responded to someone who's better than you.

Beautiful Green Eldoret

ABJ

The government of Senator Ibikunle Amosun has also undertaken a comprehensive overhaul of the education sector from primary to tertiary levels with emphasis on the provision of infrastructure and the development of science and technology as well as training and retraining of teachers as the bedrock of learning.
Today, in Ogun state, education is free from primary to secondary level with the provisions of essential materials such as school uniforms , sandals, school bags, and text books to students without a single dime paid by them. Government is also rehabilitating and upgrading some of the schools in dilapidated condition. Government is also building 20 new model secondary schools with boarding facilities across the state from scratch and the schools will be fully equipped with science laboratories and modern facilities required in the 21st century learning. Also, in the last three and a half years, Amosun government has been paying WAEC and NECO fees for all students in public schools across the state.

The government of Amosun is providing free medical treatment for children, pregnant women and aged people in the state. All existing health facilities in the state have been made functional for effective medical care to our people. Drugs and modern equipment are being provided in almost all the hospitals in the state.

One can appreciate the modest effort of government to revive the lost glory of agriculture which was once the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. The government established a policy framework to revive agriculture by making it more attractive to young graduates. The moribund farm settlements are being revived to make them functional. Farmers are being encouraged to form co-operatives in order to attract loans from government. Improved seedlings are also distributed to farmers free. Many youths are now going into agriculture through the modest effort of the state government and this has reduced unemployment in the state.

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/03/09/ibikunle-amosun-on-a-mission-to-rebuild/

Lagos, Ogun, Osun, Imo etc are providing free education primary to secondary school level though Imo gives until University level.

NairobiWalker:


I understand your excitement. Stupid people love it when somebody who's better than them responds to them. Now would you mind getting yourself into some remedial English class? You're butchering the Queens language.

This is not the commonwealth short story competition,dawg.Hahahaha.talking about butchering English language,would u mind editing the error in ur post b4 a kid sees it and is misled?it should be 'Queen's language' and not 'Queens language'.it is unforgivable in English grammar when u leave apostrophes out of possessives.u see,dawg,u butchered the Queen herself.i wouldn't have minded but since u want to turn this to a writing competition then i would advice that u ensure ur jacket is buttoned and ur fly is zipped b4 u walk out.nameen?u are clearly the stupid one,gringo.

NairobiWalker:
Beautiful Green Eldoret

NICE CITY, looks like kaduna

arinzeejikonye:

NICE CITY, looks like kaduna

Thanks .....Kaduna is pretty cool too.

obaaderemi:
This is not the commonwealth short story competition,dawg.Hahahaha.talking about butchering English language,would u mind editing the error in ur post b4 a kid sees it and is misled?it should be 'Queen's language' and not 'Queens language'.it is unforgivable in English grammar when u leave apostrophes out of possessives.u see,dawg,u butchered the Queen herself.i wouldn't have minded but since u want to turn this to a writing competition then i would advice that u ensure ur jacket is buttoned and ur fly is zipped b4 u walk out.nameen?u are clearly the stupid one,gringo.

Are you happy now little boy?

NairobiWalker:


Are you happy now little boy?

Hope u have learnt something in ur English language class today.don't ever make that mistake with possessives again.now,run along.ur milk is by the sink,dawg.

Guess who saved nigerians from buying a basket of tomatoes for the price of a bicycle :

Nigeria battles ‘Tuta absoluta’, the Ebola ravaging tomato fields
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The Federal Government has engaged experts to find solution to the spread of `tuta absoluta,’ a pest currently ravaging tomato farms in the country.

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, made this known at a news conference in Abuja on Tuesday.

Ogbeh said the pest (tuta absoluta) was discovered in South America in 1912 where it ravaged many farms before it spread to Europe and then to Asia and now to East and West Africa.

He said the pest came into Nigeria from Niger Republic, saying that it is a very powerful infestation that could make it impossible for the country to grow tomatoes, if not dealt with.

Ogbeh said the price of tomatoes had gone so high that a basket now sells for between N35, 000 to N42, 000 in Lagos.

He said that many housewives could not afford to buy the soup ingredient any longer.

“We have called in experts and we have studied the profile of what we have to do with the pest.

“Unfortunately, ordinary pesticides cannot deal with this `tuta absoluta’ because it has a way of multiplying so fast.

“It produces almost 250 offspring per cycle; we are in contact with a group which had dealt with this in other countries and they are offering us solutions.

“In the next few days we shall get to work on this and begin treatment.

“It is going to be quite expensive as it will cost about five naira per tomato plant, “ he said.

The minister said the pest had not spread across the country as it is still restricted to Katsina, Kano, Gombe, Jigawa and Plateau States for now.

Ogbeh said the treatment would have to be at the level of the nursery before planting so that the tomatoes can resist the disease.

The minister explained that the pest could also attack pepper and Irish potatoes, stressing that the country was combating a very serious disease.

He said the experts had also offered a variety of tomato, which guarantees high yields under high rainfall, pointing out that the variety had been tested in some parts of the South-West.

He assured Nigerians that the Federal Government in collaboration with the State Governments were doing everything possible to stem the spread of the pest.

In Kaduna, a state of emergency on tomatoes has been declared as the pest affected over 200 farms in the State.

The State Government has also dispatched officials to seek intervention from Kenya, where there is said to be an extract from a plant that kills the insects.

Dr Manzo Maigari, the State Commissioner for Agriculture and Forestry, announced this during an interactive session with members of the Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists in Kaduna.

Maigari said more than 200 tomato farms had been affected in three local government areas, with an estimated loss of N1 billion.

The commissioner said eight other states in the north had been affected by blight caused by insect that destroys the plant within three hours.

He said it caused the dramatic rise in the price of tomato to about N42,000 per basket.

According to him, the[b] state government dispatched officials of the ministry to seek intervention from Kenya, where there is said to be an extract from a plant that kills the insects.
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Maigari said there was a similar outbreak in the state on a smaller scale last year but that there was no concrete measures taken to tackle it.

“There was no documentation on it and when we came in we did not know about it, the reason why it has hit us hard.

“It is a serious issue we are dealing with in the state and other states affected in the region.’’

Maigari said the Dangote Tomato paste factory had temporarily closed down production following the outbreak of the blight causing loss of thousands of jobs.

He, however, said that the government had taken other measures to address the issue

obaaderemi:
Hope u have learnt something in ur English language class today.don't ever make that mistake with possessives again.now,run along.ur milk is by the sink,dawg.

Ooh......do you have to say everything I say? You're stupid anyway, you can't make up your own stuff. I was serious when I said you need remedial English classes - it wasn't just a banter.

Many cities apart from Lagos and Abuja are building new cities in Nigeria.

Kano is developing Kwankwasiyya, Amana and Bandirawo. Three cities and two transport terminals (North/South), which were initiated by the government of Kano state under the leadership of the Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.


You can confirm if they are white Elephant projects. Sorry, they are truly under construction.

Render below.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=105702635#post105702635

Oxtonguy:
The whites in SA are immigrants,they mixed up with the real South Africa I mean the Xhosa the Zulu , the Sotho the swati , the pondo and other,no indigenous South Africa is white,even the so called Africana are immigrants

You still haven't explain this

You totally miss the point. Many nations were formed like this. For example, the Egyptians you see today are not the original inhabitants of Egypt but they are nevertheless Egyptians, you can never call them immigrants. Likewise you can't deny Kaka of Brazil his Brazilianess just because he is a product of portuguese settlers, Ramires is of African descent, but that doesn't also make him less of a Brazilian. It's funny beacuse when it comes to America you don't apply the same logic, while we all know that American whites are of Italian, Irish, German, English etc descent.

And by the way, it's not your place to dictate who should be South African who shouldn't

obaaderemi:
This is not the commonwealth short story competition,dawg.Hahahaha.talking about butchering English language,would u mind editing the error in ur post b4 a kid sees it and is misled?it should be 'Queen's language' and not 'Queens language'.it is unforgivable in English grammar when u leave apostrophes out of possessives.u see,dawg,u butchered the Queen herself.i wouldn't have minded but since u want to turn this to a writing competition then i would advice that u ensure ur jacket is buttoned and ur fly is zipped b4 u walk out.nameen?u are clearly the stupid one,gringo.

It's just irritating when a grown man can't construct a simple English. Step up your game.

Also, stop repeating pictures. It's a waste of time because nobody will bother viewing the same picture for like the sixth time.

Ogun State is developing many cities. The first one is Abeokuta city center master plan. It will consist of 60 story skyscraper, mall, convention center etc.

Note; the 60 story skyscraper and the mall are under construction.

Render.


The second is Mitro city. Mitros City (Mission To Rebuild Ogun State), is a new master-planned community to be built on 2000 hectares of greenfield land. The project will be completed within a period of 6-7 years. The Project Managers are Lagos based African United Consultants (AUC), Traffic Consultants are Cairo Based, CGCE Shahin and the Urban Planners/Designers are, Place-Make.

The development will include residences, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, hospitality, tourism, institutions and communal environments. It is expected that Mitros City will ultimately cater for 180,000 residents.

3rd render.
http://www.blackborderbuild.com/nigeria-updates/mitros-city-ogun-state-concession-agreement-signed

NairobiWalker:
Eldoret

Thats my hometown....

I think the English language a tool of expression not a measure on intellect.

Also keep your Kenyan disrespect for women out of this forum. No need to call a woman a b#tch cos she's beating you at argument.

NairobiWalker:


I understand your excitement. Stupid people love it when somebody who's better than them responds to them. Now would you mind getting yourself into some remedial English class? You're butchering the Queens language.

Speak for yourself oga. You don't like Nigerians, we get it ,on to the next issue..

LeSudAfricaine:
is this misguided arrogance that has made nigerians the most unliked nationality on the continent

One of the largest medical hub in africa set to open in umuchukwu anambra,courtesy of dr. Godwin maduka

Benin city edo

naijalander:
Speak for yourself oga. You don't like Nigerians, we get it ,on to the next issue..

I tire oo, you get e time sef.

Abuja nigeria merry xmas every one!

NairobiWalker:


Thanks .....Kaduna is pretty cool too.

It's a lie. Is this truly NairobiWalker?

NairobiWalker:


Thanks .....Kaduna is pretty cool too.

It's a lie.

Is this truly NairobiWalker?