Offpoint1:
This has become yearly occurrences in Nigeria, what's the solution?

immortalcrown:
My question requires yes or no as an answer.

Klinxmanz:
Sir which bank do u use for withdrawal on ur bybit?

SonofLagos:
i think they know that too they just want to play the ostrich...anytime i want to have a good laugh, i log in my account because i know this Igbos will be here to crack up with there nonsense see them struggling to defend nonsense

ivandragon:


https://saharareporters.com/2024/04/27/how-tinubu-government-borrowed-over-n38trillion-nigerian-central-bank-six-months-report?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews

UjuJoan2:


I agree with the bolded. I may have mostly spoken in absolutes, but the truth it, nothing is cast on stone.

My point is that tenacity and hard work goes a loooong way in making a person successful, just like laziness and entitlement contributes a lot to poverty. There are no short-cut in life and there are some principles that are just true, there’s no way around them!

It’s true that some people end up struggling all their lives with nothing to show for it, but I can assure you that a lot poor people are just plain lazy!

I would rather focus of helping people see the advantages of hard work, than say “there’s nothing you can do about your situation, just pray for luck”!!

You see the billionaire Obi Cubana, he was a hustler from day one. He started with odd buying and selling businesses, washing peoples clothes etc. Today people look at him and call him “lucky”. Maybe if he didn’t do those odd job, if he was waiting for a rich uncle to bless (or a rich husband in our case), he wouldn’t have come into the opportunity that has made him the billionaire that we admire

I’m sure a lot of his peers who must have felt too proud to be dry cleaners back then, are depending on him for financial support today.

Being a billionaire is NOT the standard here, but basic financial freedom should be a norm, rather than a novelty. It’s the belief that we are helpless that makes us unwilling to try!!!

Abraham Lincoln says “I will study and wait, the opportunity will come”. You have to be prepared for the opportunity when it comes, otherwise you are just living in fantasyland.

Gerrard59:


Thank you. In all, building and selling makes sense apart from Port-harcourt where rents rates are appreciable. Except, say, rents in Asaba and Enugu have gone through the roofs. The narrative I get about Onitsha for rents makes me see it as a city filled with poor people.

lanre316:


Like I said earlier, let the nation without errors or bad side fire the first missile.

It's not a case of hypocrisy. It's a matter of choosing one amongst the devils I'm comfortable with. That's me, you don't have to like what I do.

East and West nations' government, all are devils.

bassdow:

atimes, it's best using what you're much more comfortable with. That something is BETTER, doesn't mean it would work well in a hand that doesn't know how to use it well.

Most of these things are for those who don't know the lower level way of doing things.

I could write something in RUST but I am much more comfortable in GO , Python , and C++ . Then it's either of those 3 languages I would go with.

meanwhile, e be like say I make out time to do this una automation.

Leemekzy:


Use Ecobank.

Brendaniel:


Listen to yourself, no one is asking for that, what we are saying is give an equitable competitive system, the quota system has failed and still failing, it is not helping the northerners at all and the country....

It is making them to lag academically and other developments which is affecting the country....

Aleem26:
Nawa ooo….not upto 100

mrvitalis:

Because pharmaceutical products can only be imported through Lagos

Are u guys not smart enough to read?

Tiopii:


You should take your advice.

He said Russia put Russian tanks in US/Europe for their citizens to worship.

Very clear statement.

Your chief has said nonsense, let him admit and correct himself.

immortalcrown:
As charity or as a business?

alphaNomega:
where in the world is electricity distribution done by charity?

Niok:
this is exactly the same gen going for 200k plus on jumia
You retardedd fool
Stay out of people's business and mind your shit
Typical retarded African slowpoke

Angelfrost:


You oil owners are just wicked and greedy!!!

You can't even pity your bumbling neighbors.