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The president is Fulani, a cow rearer, and former despot that exhibits nepotism by placing a certain people in virtually all positions that matter, disobeys court orders and appears to be fine with the killings up and down the country. That's hardly the recipe for national security. Remember, where there's no justice, there's no peace. |
This move looks to be a disservice to non-Yoruba/dialect speakers that attend such traditional events or watch the video recordings. That is the reason why Nigeria's official language is English. But overall, I believe the good people of Ekiti have more pressing problems than the language spoken at events. And I think Mr second-term Governor should focus on tangible stuff and not just play to the gallery. |
The CBN Act 2007 clearly provides that the CBN shall be a "fully autonomous" body. Prior to that, it was under supervision of the ministry of finance. It has never been within the constitutional purview of the presidency as you claimed. See, when you are in a country where the president can unilaterally give a policy directive to the Central Bank governor (who has gone to greet him at his country home during sallah celebration), you're bound to find it difficult to accept that the CBN is not under the office of the presidency. Therefore I really can't fault your assertion. CoolAmbience:Lol. Indeed the system may have failed you; like millions of others, but you could also choose to educate yourself. It's really not so hard. |
CoolAmbience:Sagamite's "cretinous product of a failed educational system" label seems to fit thus no response needed. |
CoolAmbience:No. The CBN is not under the presidency. Ignorance is not wrong, but it's not something to be proud of either. |
Bossontop:Boss. Educate yourself. |
Lol I can only laugh to those comments suggesting cancer. It will take much more than indigestion alone to develop cancer now ![]() Anyway OP, with all these different suggestions you've been given here now, what are you going to do? Cos if I was you I'd be confused already ![]() First, I must advice that you're better off seeking professional medical advise as self medication can be dangerous. Having said that, it's obviously a problem with your digestive system from what you've described, and as you already admitted, I agree it has to do with your diet, eating habits and lifestyle. In addition to whatever your doctor recommends, be prepared to make changes to those areas above as it relates to what you put into your mouth and my suggestions are: 1. Practice 'Intermittent Fasting' Consume your daily meals within an 8-hour window, so that your system gets 16 hours for digestion, healing and rest. For example eat between 10am-6pm, or 12noon-8pm, your digestive system needs time off too! You can google intermittent fasting. 2. Eliminate all sodas (coke etc) and reduce your intake of carbohydrates and grains (bread, swallows, rice) and processed foods. Someone with your condition shouldn't be eating fufu everyday! And when you eat them do so earlier in the day rather than later. 3. Increase your intake of vegetables and natural juices (not the processed crap full of chemicals readily available on store shelves, but make your own juices from fruits and vegetables). They're easier and faster for the body to digest, and contain many beneficial natural nutrients. 4. To clean out your colon, get an enema - talk to your doctor about this first. Overall your condition is curable, but requires you to make wholesale changes to your diet and eating habits. |
Wow! This is huge news for the conspiracy theorists! |
The Nigeria Police Farce! Profiting from others' misery is historically in their DNA so it's not hard to believe this. Now I've had my fair share of NPF trouble, but they're nowhere near some of the horrible experiences some people have been sharing in the comments, so I sympathize! Unfortunately, the NPF is just another reflection of Nigerian society. |
Gutted for the lad. Always a potent attacking threat down the left wing. Wish him a quick and full recovery. |
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Hmm. Na so dem dey start. |
They look like a bunch of misfits in the picture. |
Peke or Kpeke. The name is derived from the sound a coin would make when dropped in the cleaner's ceramic/metallic saucer. Lol. I know folks who did this job. It's best for extroverts or outwardly friendly people who can engage many different people in small talk and banter, knowing they may be drunk and could get unruly. Plus you're going to be stuck in the toilet for hours so could be lonely too as people will just come and go. They make decent cash sha, as they would never miss their nights at their given spots. |
oluwasegun007:Spot on! The bigger problem is, only the national assembly is empowered to change the constitution, so it looks like we're in for it. |
Sigh! Well, at least I see a lot of schooling has taken place on this topic already so there's really no need to say more. Thanks to all those that have taken time to set things straight, and knock sense into some of the knuckleheads. |
Your question shows that you don't have the will to help your sister, or you have something against her. Otherwise, you won't be bothered that someone else (her Mum oh!) is helping her in a time of need. Seems there's a silent, selfish or evil part of you discreetly glad to watch your sister suffer. Repent! |
Arrested July 11 and sentenced before month end. So fast! You see, our judiciary works! Except in the cases where the accused are influential and/or rich ![]() Beautiful nonsense! |
1forall:In today's news... Middle East gangs using fake job offers to lure Nigerians –NAPTIP July 25, 2019 Olaleye Aluko, Abuja The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons on Wednesday raised the alarm over the activities of criminal gangs who used fake job vacancies and scholarships to lure Nigerians to “some of the notorious Middle East countries.” The anti-trafficking agency said many of the victims had ended up as sex slaves while others had their organs harvested and subsequently died. The NAPTIP Director-General, Julie Okah-Donli, gave this warning at a press conference in Abuja to commemorate the 2019 World Day Against Human Trafficking under the theme, “Human trafficking: Call your government to action.” More: https://punchng.com/meast-gangs-using-fake-job-offers-to-lure-nigerians-naptip/amp/ |
I heard many of these middle east work arrangements are fake. Nigerians over there scamming their brothers here with the hope of work abroad Recently someone was turned back at the airport wanting to board a flight to the middle east due to false documentation that he wasn't aware of. Not saying yours is a fake but before you decide on Dubai, I'd advise you check very well to avoid losses and disappointment. |
So Dino Melaye's representative at the conference said: "There are other diverse areas that can generate revenue for the country, taking agriculture for an example,” Me: Isn't marijuana cultivation part of agriculture? Lol |
Sentenced sharp sharp! Shey because they no get money like the politicians? Nigeria courts need to extend this quick adjudication to all cases. But unfortunately they're corrupt too � |
Why not let the law to take its course? Lobbying appeal court judge(s) can only be an attempt to pervert justice, but in Nigeria even the media have begun to normalize it. From corruption in high and low places, widespread poverty, terrorism, diseducation, poor healthcare and shambolic infrastructure, to the recent upsurge in violent crimes like mass killings and highway kidnapping, and the resulting citizens' mechanisms of coping with these never-ending problems, like internet fraud, violence, talentless music, rampant prostitution, ritual killing for money, suicide etc, it's not difficult to see, though difficult to admit, that Nigeria is doomed. |
Dantedasz:Lol @ the punch might have taken Hughie's head off ![]() I read he even caught the ref with one of his late punches at some point, leaving him (ref) bleeding! ![]() |
Dantedasz:Thanks for sharing this cos I was curious about the shoulder, and how the 'shambles of a fight' played out ![]() |
Frankly, the reasons you've given are mainly emotional - they are not strong enough reasons to base a marital (lifetime) decision on. Understand that being single, it is inevitable to develop feelings for a decent person you work with and see on a daily basis. So don't even consider the situation as special. You probably would have felt the same way if it was somebody else doing those things. And she probably felt the same for you even before you realized your own feelings. One standard rule you would be violating by going into a relationship with her is that you'll be mixing business with pleasure and it's bound to have an unpredictable (usually negative) effect on both of you, and effectively the business. This is because it will become difficult to know where to draw the line between being her employer, and being her romantic partner. For example, if she begins to resume late consistently, maybe due to spending time with you after work, how will you react? However if you're determined to get involved with her, you have to build a relationship with her first before you begin to consider marriage. Because you're already talking about a marriage proposal while it appears you have overlooked the stages you should go through before proposal. You should take time to know her family - parents and siblings, and how they're set up. You should observe the relationship between her mum and dad, because it is likely to be the model she will base her own marriage on. You need to know their family values too. And you need to meet and know her friends because they will be likely reflections of her. Then you need to test her by asking questions particularly about any red flags you find. What you find would give you a picture of how marriage to her may be. Then it will be up to you to decide whether you can live with it forever, or not. Note that doing all these things will take time so you shouldn't be in a hurry, and it's only after you've done these things that you'll be be in a good position to consider marriage. |
ijustdey:Lol. So Nigeria has a food security council, and Nigerians are hungry? |
Chimaokigwe:Think. What percentage of Nigerian students attend Unity schools per year? Think. What's wrong with privatizing education? And think. What is the state of the Unity schools now that they were not privatized, are they better off? The comment read like it came out of some sort of dislike for Mrs Ezekwesili. |
Lol PDP. Apart from releasing a routine statement to condemn his behaviour, they've taken no real action on the slapping senator. But they swiftly suspend these guys for something that was not totally within their control. Shows where their priority lies. |
The case is mentioned in July but adjourned till November ![]() Justice delayed is justice denied |


