uzzyke:
Emir of katsina
The Katsina Royal Palace 'Gidan Korau' is a huge complex located in the centre of the ancient city. It is a symbol of culture, history and traditions of 'Katsinawa'. According to historical account, it was built in 1348 AD by Muhammadu Korau, who is believed to have been the first Muslim King of Katsina. This explains why it is traditionally known as 'Gidan Korau' (House of Korau). It is one of the oldest and among the first generation palaces in Hausaland, along with Daura, Kano and Zazzau. The palace was encircled with a rampart, 'Ganuwar Gidan Sarki' (which is now gone). The main gate which leads to the palace is known as 'Kofar Soro', while the gate at the backyard is called 'Kofar Bai' (now gone). The Emir's residential quarters at the epicenter of the Palace is a large compound built in the typical Hausa traditional architectural style.[6] The current Emir of Katsina is Alhaji Abdulmumini Kabir Usman.

1 the Emir
2. the emir flnked by Mr. President and the Governor
3 the emir during a public function

vaxx:
It will interest you that Nigerian governments have dedicated oil evenues into consumption while funds for infrastructure have had to be borrowed at an extra cost . In Nigeria, oil price boom is treated as a permanent shock and every downturn as temporary.

All the revenue is for Nigeria to consume; nobody cares about tomorrow, let tomorrow care for itself… kenya can understudy Ghana pattern for this.

Kuruptnigga:
V. I, Lagos

AskiaHarem:

theenchanter:
sharrap there.... Stop peddling falsehood.

There's excess crude account (ECA), that's where we deposit excess oil profit, it was our saviour during d recession, we depleted it from around $15b to less than $5b during recession period, reason we were d first country to exit recession in d world at that time and grow at over 2%, no other country that went into recession is growing over 1% right now! It's meant for complimenting economic affair.

We also have sovereign wealth fund which comprises of (i) stabilization fund: for supporting budget (ii) future generation fund and (iii) infrastructure fund.

Just sharrap if u know nothing about a particular subject on Nigeria.

vaxx:
What do you mean by first to exit reccession in the world and no other country exceeding reccession is growing at 1 percent ? south Africa was also in reccession just at the same time with Nigeria. and her reccession barely lasted for months. south africa current growth is around 2.0 percent to 1.8. Nigeria case wasn't exceptional. the cause of Nigeria reccession was also the cause of Nigeria quick recovery . the recent oil price and revenue was the bane of Nigeria growth. if oil price slump today at four consecutive quarters( Anythng around 40 dollars per barrel will send Nigeria back into reccession) Nigeria will simply go back into reccession. while it is commendable to say south Africa has birth a robust financial sector for her self in case of any loom danger, Nigeria rising inflation and pressure on the external reserves created by the capital flow reversal as the current challenges may quickly contribute to Nigeria fallen sharply back into reccession if oil price is not stable.

Yes there are laws that prescribe how revenues from oil resources should be managed, but successive Nigerian governments have dedicated such revenues into consumption while funds for infrastructure have had to be borrowed at an extra cost. this is a fact every right thinking Nigeria knows . it is a reported case that Nigeria former minister of petroleum resources ""Diezani Alison-Madueke"" had allegedly stole over 90 billions of dollars from the petroleum cash. how that is true, i really can't say since Nigeria generated revenue is far below that amount but anyway, it is a clear indication of mismanagement in petroleum sector.

rvp20182:
Precisely. Nigeria only recovered because oil prices recovered.South Africa is a well diversified advanced economy.

edon21:

open gutter again??

Yobeezy:

How about this one in Victoria Lagos?

Yobeezy:


How about this one in Victoria Lagos?

NairobiWalker:


Okay,here is my ass If it makes you happy.

NairobiWalker:


[s]I know you miss No-ones-anus so much Mr. Obaboon and this is just a sign of frustration. Cool down bro. It'll be okay[/s].

Yobeezy:


How about this one in Victoria Lagos?

Logobenz0:
Is that Victoria island in your eye. You don't even know Victoria island

rvp20182:
I saw that - for a country of 200M - you're among the last. And those are just hubs. In terms of funding - last year - I think Kenya led.

rvp20182:
The green city under the sun.

edon21:

and the signboard reads ikoyi. not VI. this is also an old picture as Lagos State once embarked on a close all gutters program

edon21:
after the heavy editing, it still doesn't look green

NairobiWalker:


Nigerians are even never known to be light-skinned. I always wonder where these idiots get the assumption. The average Kenyan is lighter-skinned than the average Nigerian. Nigerians are the most self-loathing Africans on this planet.

edon21:

show me an open gutter in Abuja. come on

vaxx:
What do you mean by first to exit reccession in the world and no other country exceeding reccession is growing at 1 percent ? south Africa was also in reccession just at the same time with Nigeria. and her reccession barely lasted for months. south africa current growth is around 2.0 percent to 1.8. Nigeria case wasn't exceptional. the cause of Nigeria reccession was also the cause of Nigeria quick recovery . the recent oil price and revenue was the bane of Nigeria growth. if oil price slump today at four consecutive quarters( Anythng around 40 dollars per barrel will send Nigeria back into reccession) Nigeria will simply go back into reccession. while it is commendable to say south Africa has birth a robust financial sector for her self in case of any loom danger, Nigeria rising inflation and pressure on the external reserves created by the capital flow reversal as the current challenges may quickly contribute to Nigeria fallen sharply back into reccession if oil price is not stable.

Yes there are laws that prescribe how revenues from oil resources should be managed, but successive Nigerian governments have dedicated such revenues into consumption while funds for infrastructure have had to be borrowed at an extra cost. this is a fact every right thinking Nigeria knows . it is a reported case that Nigeria former minister of petroleum resources ""Diezani Alison-Madueke"" had allegedly stole over 90 billions of dollars from the petroleum cash. how that is true, i really can't say since Nigeria generated revenue is far below that amount but anyway, it is a clear indication of mismanagement in petroleum sector.

obaaderemi:
Yet you keep mentioning the guy but too afraid to write his name correctly. Your pain is monumental,Monkey.

obaaderemi:
Take it elsewhere. Not interested.

Yobeezy:


Meaning leading to Ikoyi, the area isn't ikoyi.
Whom do you think you can fool that all the roads in Lagos doesn't have a gutter?
At least the road in upper hill I posted is fairly clean despite the gutter.
Please look for someone else to fool.You Nigerians have an extreme ignorance disease.

Kuruptnigga:
V. I, Lagos