RoyalBlu: No correlation with the task at hand abeg.
Na government dey give people husband now Shuo.
Objectivity is key!
It correlate o, because if the economy is fair enough she could have make enough for herself to manage her life with whomever comes her way as husband in fairness of the man too. Not every lady is looking for ready made man.
atiku4President: Farooq likes writing big grammar. Who is he talking to? Ordinary Nigerians or university professors? He will likely be a bad leader if given the opportunity to rule like those he constantly criticises because he has refused to subsidise his grammar to appeal to the common man on the street.
pode: Why will you cut someone's hair when you are not his parents, your duty is to teach not to tell a grown up man how to dress
Most of you are stupid after you insult and commit unimaginable abomination against those that instill value and trade into you, When you get to where their labour and investment in you will start feeding and giving you life pleasure and fulfillment you will abide by the rules of those you are giving what the people you didn't respect have given you in exchange for a life time opportunities. Wisdom.
Never dress the way a president, governor or great captain of industries will never dress.
How many fashion designer wear those rags they showcase on runway. They dressed simple and respectfully.
Police should play their original role of peace keepers but if the highest rank police is threatening the citizens what should we expect. If the IG does not know how to choose his words. He ought to plead and show reasons in identifying with the nation challenges and educate the populace by the virtue of his office having access to what ordinary individuals are not disposed to.
Remman: A discouragement for people who wants to buy cars. Policy not bad but not appropriate as there could be car breakdown or some emergency could lead to roadside parking of cars. Even the islamic world don't have this level of strict policy on vehicles. But I want to believe that there's a reason why this is coming now. But there should be exceptions to cars in some situations otherwise taskforce personel would take advantage of the situation negatively.
Secondly, it will be a bad move if targeted against churches only simply because rich pastors Lagos don't pay tax and it's annoying the government. A battle against God whether Jew, Islam, Christian or traditional gods always have spiritual repercussions, one has to be very careful dealing with worshippers of unseen (spirit) beings.
[quote author=OLAADEGBU post=130806302][/quote]It's not nature it primarily Dirt and divers form blockages, From shallow gutters to construction debris, structures and abandoned vehicles, people turning road to what I don't know. The government is irresponsible in this regard especially the commissioner for environment and other relevant agencies.
Houseontherock1: EFCC on top of everything? I think the NPF is supposed to be in charge of cases like illegal mining? Okay...maybe somehow, it's a financial crime...but then, robbery is also a financial crime and EFCC won't go after armed robbers
naptu2: A draft document for the reintroduction of regional system in Nigeria has been circulating online (see pictures below). Who would you pick to lead your region if the bill is actually introduced and if it is signed into law by October 1st, 2024.
(All lists compiled by Imran Muhammad).
The Truth is that's when the real power broker from each region will surface and show their real face and everyone will be shocked to realize that those we are shouting up and down are mere stooge.
OmihaniFARH: A Nigerian punter, Lukman Teriba, has come forward with a shocking revelation, claiming that after winning a staggering N16.7 million from a N1,000 bet on 37 games with BetNaija, he was only paid a mere N3 million.
Teriba’s bittersweet victory has sparked outrage among the betting community and raised questions about the integrity of the popular betting platform.
According to Teriba, he successfully predicted the outcomes of 37 games, placing a modest N1,000 bet that yielded an impressive N16.7 million in winnings. However, when he presented his winning ticket at the betting shop, he was informed that the funds had already been withdrawn.
Undeterred, Teriba escalated the matter to BetNaija’s head office, where the management intervened and persuaded their agent to release his winnings. Despite reaching an agreement, Teriba claims that the agent only transferred N3 million to his account, far short of the N16.7 million he had rightfully won.
Online critics have pointed out that this is not an isolated incident, alleging that BetNaija has a history of withholding winnings from lucky punters. Some have even accused the National Lottery Regulatory Commission of turning a blind eye to such practices, allowing betting companies to operate with impunity.
Teriba’s story has reignited the debate about the regulation and oversight of the betting industry in Nigeria. Many are calling for stricter measures to ensure that betting companies honor their commitments and pay out winnings in full, without undue delay or manipulation.