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flyinnizam:
Hello Peeps, so after a long time and due to the fact that I travelled, I haven't been able to update you guys but I was sent this photos from home. The Chimpanzee is currently receiving treatment.

Such a BACKWARD society…
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chival234:
Just to form Big Babe.. after now other girls Will start wishing..

The video is obviously STAGED…
Quit being so DUMB AND GULLIBLE! SMH
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nijaomegacode:
Their pvssy can not make enough sales to buy the phone so they decided to steal it. See waiting desire for fake life cause.

CRUDE AND PRIMITIVE MISOGYNY…

Is apparently the primary aim of this obviously STAGED video…
With its creators counting on PRIMITIVE MISOGYNISTS not to be particularly bright!
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Datavendor003:
I wanna see some feminist reply lol

CRUDE AND PRIMITIVE MISOGYNY…

Seems to be the primary aim of the obviously STAGED video…
With the creators counting on PRIMITIVE MISOGYNISTS not be particularly bright!
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virginchaser:
Terrible beings, and someone will call these devils beautiful. May our loved ones not come across these demons.

CRUDE AND PRIMITIVE MISOGYNY…

Which seems to be the primary aim of the obviously STAGED video…
With the creators counting on the fact that PRIMITIVE MISOGYNISTS are not exactly bright!
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invinzible1:
Jeez.... Young ladies.
The future is truly female

Wawelexy:
Nawa! Just to form big girl

Realmi:
They don cast

Na this once go dey form ' I dont need a man' meanwhile na thief they use dey pay their Bill's

It is better for a woman to be a prostitute than to be a thief....very bad

Channah1:
See how these girls are disgracing the female folk. .

I wonder what kind of parents are raising this kind of useless girls.

NaijaGoBetter20:
Somebody's girlfriends
Someone's daughters

What a man can do

Sonnobax15:

And these criminals are people's serious girlfriends .

See their k-nyash self.....Na these type of mumu bannies go dey dey stunch for guymen wey dey hustle legitimately...

Like I do always say in my everyday prayers--"Dear lord,abeg no let me carry thief and wahala type of banny put for house all in the name of wife

Cantonese:
Very shameless.

I was also looking to see that they were thoroughly flogged, as they needed it.

CRUDE AND PRIMITIVE MISOGYNY…

That seems to be the primary aim of this obviously STAGED video…
And the creators seem to count on the fact that PRIMITIVE MISOGYNISTS are usually not the brightest!
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Ijaya123:
Why didn't the person recording raise any alarm?

Because it’s NOLLYWOOD!
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meum:
What Kind of playing is this?

3(three) girls were caught on camera not 2(two). They stole phones not a phone.

Just to form big girl and be speaking English with fake accent.

So your issue is “phone” instead of “phones” not that it is obviously STAGED?
Nigerians - too busy chasing ephemeral shadows while neglecting substance.
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Lovenorth:
The CCTV was very astonished hence the shaking

That’s most certainly NOT CCTV…
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Superboss:
What else would they have used those phones for, if they were not caught- hook-up, chasing after Yahoo boys and forming 'big' girls?
Hope they peppered their nyash well well?

Blazadenise:
Blame the store management who spent heavily to install cctv and not station someone there permanently to watch at all ensuring you always on the lookout

That’s most definitely NOT CCTV…
It was obviously STAGED (perhaps to illustrate how it could happen).
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officialwdhtv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He7LIpM7xdk

Three(3) girls were caught on camera stealing a phone from a phone shop.

While one of the girls distracted the seller, the others just walked calmly past her to collect the phones from the girl and walked away normally.

They were later caught with help of the footage.

mywells:
Caught in the act.

NOLLYWOOD!
This is obviously STAGED.

Even a fool could tell it’s not CCTV.
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GOOD RIDDANCE TO BAD RUBBISH….
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VeryWickedMan:
Rituals is not a crime under the constitution

Not sure which is worse…
That someone actually posted this drivel? Or that over 70 Nairalanders “liked” it?!
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babaolofin:
PhD is the common abbreviation used and understood by nearly everybody to represent the highest academic level in any chosen field. We know each field has its doctoral abbreviation for each chosen field.

My major concern, after Church Service hope IBOS will not come here to abuse this man because of NICON Insurance and Virgin Nigeria Airways. I know them very well they don't want to hear any good news except it is about them.

vannessa7:
They are a typical example of what the black race represent during the stone age era where nothing good must happen to anyone without being hunted down and killed for it. I cringe anytime I read their various derogatory comments on anything good except it's about their tribe person. It's very shameful that they have not been able to get past their envy and complexity even in this twenty first century. Others races reading their comments will assume all black are like the igbos, that we are all haters. It's very sad.

Forget all of the PRIMITIVE tribal nonsense (which ironically both of you are propagating)…

But a PHD and a BusD are NOT the same - and it is more than just an ephemeral difference, but rather a SUBSTANTIVE distinction. In other words, a distinction with a meaningful difference! If people are ignorant of that, then it’s USEFUL to enlighten them, not least because learning should be a lifelong undertaking and we shouldn’t persist with ignorance just because that’s what’s “understood”.

CONGRATS to Jimoh Ibrahim.
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SendoSendal:
Oh, do they knee down to collect degree at Cambridge? Was wondering why he had to knee down.

Sadly, they still do…
At both Cambridge and Oxford.
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nduchucks:
Doctor of Business degree, like a Doctor of Engineering degree does not typically require a thesis/ dissertation.

Unlike the your requirements for a PhD, all you have to do is course work. Such degrees are geared towards professional careers as opposed to academics and research.

Theses degrees are easier to obtain than PhDs. Nonetheless, obtaining such is a great achievement. Kudos to Jim oh.

I suspect that Jimoh made substantial donations to the University to offer him the opportunity. An MBA is typically sufficient to be successful on business. Jimoh just wants to called a Doctor.

Typical Nigerian mentality. Being referred to as Engnr. Lagbaja, Architect Labaru, e.t.c. gives my people great joy.

His “donation” was the $100K per year tuition for the four-year program…
The Cambridge BusD (distinct from the DBA or PHD) is one of the world’s most expensive degrees (even more than Wharton’s EMBA).
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toprealman:
Undergrads or anyone interested should be ready to do basic search to find it online.
You publish 3/4 articles before you get a PhD in organised societies. Everything you need is out there....online. Go search for it
You can build on these:
1) https://www.researchgate.net/project/Government-Business-of-a-Mega-Project-Delivery-Does-Leadership-Strategy-Behaviour-Explain-Efficiency
2) https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/programmes/research-programmes/busd/current-busd-students/jimoh-ibrahim-folorunsho/

Arielle:
Its probably a DBA (Doctorate in Business Administration), as most top universities in the world have. It is equivalent to a PhD but where a PhD is for people who wish to go into academia or research as a career whereas a DBN is for business executives who wish to find answers to a practical business problem encountered in their companies, through research. That is why it is a mostly long distance program except for maybe once or twice a year conference with the supervisor because business executives like CEOs and company leaders won't want to leave their busy schedules to go be a student in another country. A few UK unis offer an option, on-site or long distance. But the Viva voce where you defend your thesis at the end is done on-site before a panel, just like the PhD.

The Cambridge BusD degree program (launched in 2017) relies heavily on “life experiences” with only 1 year of residency…
It’s a MONEY-SPINNER for the university at about $400, 000 for 4 years ($100k pa), one of the world’s most expensive degrees.
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Congrats to him Pa Jimoh (no knowledge is ever wasted)…
But the Cambridge BusD program was launched FIVE YEARS AGO in 2017, not 1209.

https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/cambridge-plans-charge-ps230k-fees-business-doctorate
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porka:
Doctor of Business Degree (PhD)?
What does that mean?

Let us the see certificate issued and check how it is written on it.

The reason he is the first one since 1209 might be because the degree is perhaps not important.

And what's with the First Class Honours in a doctoral degree?

Nigerians!!!

He’s likely the first because THE CAMBRIDGE BusD DEGREE WAS ONLY LAUNCHED IN 2017…
https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/cambridge-plans-charge-ps230k-fees-business-doctorate

In other words, the 4-year BusD degree is only about FIVE YEARS OLD…
And is a degree that relies heavily on “life experience” with only 1 year of residency at Cambridge.

CONGRATS to him all the same…
But why make it seem like people have unsuccessfully been trying to get the degree for the past 800 years?!
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tuoyoojo:
South Africa Is a very unsafe

Guns everywhere

Just that they don't broadcast it that much

I wish Nigeria would be better so that those in diaspora would come back and make it more prosperous

Chicken and egg…
If those in the diaspora came back and worked as hard as they do abroad, Nigeria would be much more prosperous.
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Totilopussylick:
It is better to do dirty and menial jobs in Europe

I live in Germany.
And there are jobs worse than working in a 5* cemetery and we are much happier doing the jobs for the white men .

Nigeria will never pay you better than what we received at the end of day .

Is money the only way you measure your worth as a human being?!
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Totilopussylick:
It is better to do dirty and menial jobs in Europe

I live in Germany.
And there are jobs worse than working in a 5* cemetery and we are much happier doing the jobs for the white men .

Nigeria will never pay you better than what we received at the end of day .

Smacks of INFERIORITY COMPLEX…
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Stargangz:
With all my effort going down the drain, I will never accept that from her. He should have given the useless bitch the beating of her life. She's a modafvcking ingrate.

superCleanworks:
soon as your gift gets rejected you start beating the person.

Sadly, it’s a CRUDE MISOGYNISTIC mentality all too common in Nigeria…
This is the sort of person that will pour acid on a woman for rejecting his advances or proposal.

Meanwhile, check out the number of PRIMITIVE Nairalanders that actually “liked” the comment. SMDH
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Sunday2021:
the court has already given the warrant.

Why would the police apply for a warrant to question a party to a purely CIVIL matter?
And why on earth would a court grant a warrant to the police to interrogate a party in a CIVIL matter?!
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Fira09:
Why we visited Peoples Gazette’s office – Police

https://punchng.com/why-we-visited-peoples-gazettes-office-police/

Defamation is a purely CIVIL matter, why are the police getting involved?
And how does the Bello fellow have “standing” to sue anyone for the alleged defamation of another person?!
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kingthreat:
Since 2003, Ogboru has campaigned to be governor of Delta state and never won.
All the money he makes every 4 years is wasted on his dream ambition that never gets anywhere
Customer dada ni

Great Ogboru has been trying to grab political power since 1992 when he financed the Orkar Coup against IBB…
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iykbethany:
With this high cost of living, how do people survive on 30k per month salary in Nigeria �?

I mean from this meagre salary, you pay for your transportation to and from work, rent, utilities, medicals, food etc

It helps if those same people don’t have so many kids…
Anyway, many civil servants on N30K have a side hustle - and they steal AF!
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gentlegenius:
Unknown godmen...

gentlegenius:
Unknown Godwomen...

If you don’t laugh in Nigeria, depression will kill you…
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Heterodox:
All these rantings to disprove nothing

Not surprised that the CLUELESS General and his foot soldiers think of economics as “rantings”….
Everything General Buhari did in the wake of the 2016 global downturn turned a recession into a Nigerian Depression! SMH
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yad2eidi:
May una relax , it's same all over the world

It’s certainly NOT “the same” all over the world…
Buhari takes a global problem and turns it into a domestic tsunami.
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Bizibi:
did anything improve when the border was closed

Even when smuggling was high in obj and gej administration,did we experience this abnormal fall of value in the naira currency

Everything that is happening to our economy is 100% the government fault.

Closing the border merely made smuggling MORE LUCRATIVE - the higher the cost/risk, the higher the returns…
Meanwhile, the economy (even the government itself) is merely symptoms of the underlying disease that is Nigeria and Nigerians!
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grandstar:
There are basically 4 reasons why the Naira is under pressure, but the first 2 are the most important.

(1) Buhari's meddling in setting the exchange rate of the Naira.

Buhari is the prime determinant of the official rate of the Naira. He hates devaluation and would never allow the Naira to slide. He feels that its economist and indiscipline that causes devaluation.

Buhari always fixes the offivi rate at a price that is not reflective of the market value. It is always an overvalued rate, one that discourages supply to it. Presently, it hovers around N420 while the parallel market is 620.

If you support Buhari's exchange rate intervention, put your money where your mouth is and sell your sendwave or western union at the official. Because supply dries up at the official market, buyer turn to parallel msrket.

Buyers are now forced to turn to the parallel market and this leads to an exaggerated depreciation at the parallel market as we are witnessing today.

(2) The fuel subsidy.
The pressure of financing the fuel subsidy is enormous. The government can't afford it. It's herculean. This year alone, government is spending over 3trilion Naira. Next year, it will be 6.73trillion or about $15bn using the official rate. It is insane

(3) Elections next year
I suspect politicians are buying dollars heavily. I know of a guy who gave over $500,000 to a politician who later became governor in 2019. Paying with dollars is preferred because the notes have very value and makes transfers discreet. The money given to the politician was in cash.

(4)
The US central bank, the Feds, is increasing interest rates. This has led to the strengthing of the dollars, making other currencies weaken against it.

Bravo!

(1) One thing the Naira Nationalists do not grasp is that if Nigeria allows the Naira to freely float, while it might depreciate initially, much more foreign currency would more likely flow in, easing the pressure on the exchange rate and causing a natural upward Naira revaluation.

(2) The N4 trillion that Nigeria is going to spend on fuel subsidies this year (and a projected over N6 trillion next year) is more than the COMBINED capital budget for education, health and agriculture (probably even for electricity as well).

Meanwhile, much of that subsidized fuel ends up in neighboring countries, while the products that most impacts ordinary Nigerians (kerosene, diesel, aviation fuel for cargo) are NOT subsidized. Buharinomics is a DISASTER!
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