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HarunaWest:
very impressive C.V. I just pray PMB listens to their advice.

Therein lies the real rob...

Salami, Soludo and Rewane are all excellent economists...
But they are essentially dealing with an economic illiterate.
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juvewalex:
Just take a look at the pitch alone says it all ...

Oluwasaeon:
Is the the first division or lower divisions ? See pitch
Anyway, it's Nigeria

eTECTIV:
Is dat a soccer pitch or a rice farm? Na even Owu dey support dem sef, no wonder

Mac2016:
Hmmm. Many are focusing on the hand band but I focus more on the background floor/grass. Is that a soccer pitch for God's sake? Una no dey watch premiership ni NFF ogas?

RichDad1:
Even the pitch is disgusting.
Who did we offend in this country ??

Royalfurnitures:
The pitch and surroundings tells you that the team is under funded


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This is NOT Akwa United's home pitch for NPFL games...
The League Management Company will NEVER approve this pitch for NPFL games.

This is a preseason knock-about with a lower division team...
And thus I think they deemed the old Uyo Township Stadium a useable venue.

For the record, Akwa United plays its home NPFL game at the Akpabio Stadium (below)...

https://www.polytan.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Akwa_Ibom_Stadium_Complex_1__Kopie__1900x800.jpg
https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/vllkyt4o8imsc8n0f.jpg
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sonnie10:
Recycling is not sustainable in most cases. North America companies knew that ever since, that is the reason they ship their sorted plastic wastes to China. Now China have seen that it is not profitable and they have stopped receiving those waste. Even China is dumping their cheap recycle d metals in African markets.

I guess the world should abandon recycling then?
Yet again, you persist in confusing price with cost.
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sonnie10:
For Nigeria to be specific, the cost of recycling is higher than that if the raw materials for plastics and even metal.
Cost is the bottom line that would decourage private companies from recycling. If it’s proifitable people would do it regardless, Government can’t do everything

There are already several private companies engaged in waste recycling in Lagos (WeCyclers probably being the most prominent)...
Nonetheless, we should not mistake price for "cost". The real "cost" of anything is what we would ultimately incur as a consequence.

What is primarily needed from government are policies that incentivize/promote/reward recycling (from pre-sorting requirements to tax policy).
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Okoroawusa:
This report is mischievous...

This is just an advisory committee that sits 4 times in a year to advise the president...it doesn't replace the day to day economic team headed by the VP, which is constitutional

The National Economic Council, which is the constitutional body headed by the VP, is NOT a "day to day economic team"...
Rather, it is a primarily advisory body consisting of state Governors and the CBN Governor that only meets from time to time.
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Recently on NL, someone bragged that Osinbajo cannot be an "errand boy" as he heads the economic team. Well, that's been cleared up!

Meanwhile, this actually looks like a good council with several credible members (Salami, Soludo and Rewane, for starters)...
But they are merely "advisers" (not even cabinet members), and thus the utility of their work will depend on the capacity to properly absorb it.
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Ipoblooser:
No u got amnesia u trolled me n I gave u ur shit back. Leave oluosun alone let’s talk about amadioha

The saying that "those who ASS-u-me..." comes to mind...

Anyway, I do not dignify crude tabilistic trolls with substantive attention...
It only encourages DUMB tribal demagoguery IRRELEVANT to substantive discourse. SMH
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Ipoblooser:
Funny enough u r pained cos u won’t comment on my post if u r not. Let me wave to u

Troll, you first commented on my post, not vice versa...
Has the poison from Olusosun already affecting your brain or were you born mentally-slow?!
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Ipoblooser:
No I’m going to wait for your own family to be killed and poisoned first before u talk about mine cos we covered wailer

Glad to see you PAINED at the possibility of the consequences of bad policy hitting close to home...

Carry on with crude partisan support for poor policy...
But be rest assured it will bite you and yours sooner than later. SMH
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Gracealone:
That's nit an achievement please. That is not what that Olusosun needs for now. The place is putting the health of thousands in jeopardy.

Ambode once ordered that dumping in that be stopped immediately and the people enjoyed and were relieved.

The stench has come fully loaded after Ambode left.

Glad to see we still have folks on NL who have not completely lost their senses...
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Ipoblooser:
Wailers spotted. Hate flows in their bloodstream

I suspect that you are NOT a Lagosian...
Otherwise, you're going to be one LITERALLY "wailing" when your family is killed or poisoned. SMH
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Naijaalive:
nice one...

Minister of Holiday.... Also they there..

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sonnie10:
Cost

Cost? Recycling is “cheaper” than the real cost of landfills, which often poses the considerable danger of groundwater contamination...
Furthermore, we should really be using our huge waste to generate electricity rather than waiting for the gases to explode and kill folks.
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Sometimes, it seems the primary aim of this Sanwo-Olu administration is to prove Ambode wrong...

Nothing else would explain why in the 21st century, we not only still have a dumpsite like Olusosun smack in the middle of a population center, but BSO is now saying that Olusosun would be further expanded.

The poisonous gases building up there have already spontaneously combusted once before, but we’re apparently waiting for a mega-tragedy before finally closing it down as the Ambode administration proposed. SMH
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Nwaohafia1:
Why won't these guys go after politicians?

I will be happy to wake up to news as "Gunmen kidnap a senator on his way to work" or "Gunmen abducts Govenor's wife in a wedding ceremony"

Probably because most politicians have police guards with guns...
Government in Nigeria functions for the benefit of itself not of the governed.
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emmybernard:
I will comment later. I am in the hospital my cousin brother swallowed a 16gb memory card and he is singing all songs in it..we just pray it doesn't reach video folder before noon

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Legal trouble seems to follow this dude around...
Anyway, a N50K bail (unlike Marley’s N1m) seems to suggest it’s not too serious an offense.
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PRIVATE criminal prosecution is a near-impossible mountain to climb in Nigeria...
Instead of threatening consequences unlikely to occur, stick with a CIVIL suit for monetary damages.
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IloveToMess:
And who are these unknown actresses?

“Actress” in Nigeria is often NOT what it means elsewhere...
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munex007:
The only way to change the system is to enter and change it..

Not necessarily the only way...
But it’s a pretty darn good way.
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Minjim:
All Nigerians do is complain. Now, you're called to contribute to Nigeria you're still complaining.

You'll be surprised that those being critical of ur appointment won't think twice if offered

kunmiiii:
For real, this is a very stupid, irrational and unwise decision from Onigbinde, it's like trying to put toothpaste back into the tube. He should grow some balls and tackle issues head on, with his wealth of experience and professionalism, he would have being addition to the Administration instead of being a lackey for critics.

hustler86:
We live in a world where you criticize a system of failing to work and when given the opportunity to make the system work you resigned... Keep shouting around the corner, those critics of yours will definitely push you to hell soon.

Completely agree!

I think this was a huge mistake and missed opportunity to get someone into the budget process that has a track record of considerable credibility and understands how the system should be reformed. If he subsequently gets “frustrated” by the vested interests in the process, he can always leave and explain why, but to surrender even before the first shot in anger is a setback.

If good people avoid government or public service, then we shouldn’t be shocked when bad incompetent people take over.
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Ikpongiton:
do you mean that people do not eat fish in australia?i'

m asking because stockfish that is imported from norway is a delicacy

Actually, Norwegians do not eat stockfish...
Stockfish is one of those Reserved-for-Africans deals.

But of course Shark Fin Soup is a delicacy in parts of Asia.
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GrandMufti:
Awon 'animal cruelty gang' are coming.
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The fellow below me is already in sifia pains

presleYzzi:


Na fish this people never chop before?

Any animal other than the usual domestic animals we have around that we see ends up dying.

What kinda savagery is this for Christ sakes?

Nobody wants to know if it's an endangered specie!

In the white man's land, the sharks injuries will be tended to and it will be let free afterwards!

But here everyone behaves like the characters portrayed in "the gods must be crazy"

Vianna:
Sharks are known to travel round continents in search of food, mate or breeding ground. This might be coming from Europe or Australia and sadly found itself in the wrong country.

Actually, ironically, killing such a badly-injured animal is the HUMANE thing to do...
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ursullalinda:
We don't know who to believe and whom not to.

Speak for yourself...
We don’t believe anyone who works with Liar Mohammed.
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27Pushing30:
Maybe ab-initio Davido did not give the writers their credits (on the album) . Maybe

Cos artistes can even be sued by writers/contributors for not giving them their credits on a song (for Western world o not here, in Naija they only rant on HipTv or are belittled like black face)

But he does..
That’s how we know Teni wrote “Like Dat”.
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DUMB Nigerian “fans”
Many of the biggest global artistes don’t write their own songs (or all of them).
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DrHoganObi:
I don't know the kind of person you are but a network service provider has no business with the password, pattern or code that was used to lock any mobile device. If it's a double Sim device, which provider do you go to and leave the other. The network service can only come in when a sim card is locked but not a device. People de sha in this Nigeria.

Yes, people dey sha in this Nigeria who encourage CRIMINALITY...
How would anyone “forget” the password of a device he uses daily. SMH

Glad the cops arrested his likely crooked arse...
Let him go to a proper court of law (not NL) and prove his innocence.
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DrHoganObi:
If you repair phones and also flash phones for a living and somebody comes to say he forgot the unlock password to the phone, what will you do? Don't come and start talking nonsense.

Why would anyone go pay a repairer...
When you can resolve it with your provider for FREE?

Nigerians keep promoting/excusing CRIMINALITY...
And then turn around to wonder why we have thieving rulers. SMH
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DrHoganObi:
If you repair phones and also flash phones for a living and somebody comes to say he forgot the unlock password to the phone, what will you do? Don't come and start talking nonsense.

What exactly was posted above that posed Rocket Science difficultly for you?

If someone forgets his password (let’s not even question why)....
The provider has all your registration data and would give you the necessary info upon verification for FREE!
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Where’s Maury when you need him?
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