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officialwdhtv:
BREAKING: Large cache of arms & armunition intercepted at Onne port in Rivers State

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Z8E3ki_rg

skywalker240:
This is a very interesting topic can this GMO stuff really meet up, or would it just be a failed project


Personally, I believe it's effect would be felt over time but my own fear is that why is this stuff much more campaigned for in third world countries 🤔🤔

RepoMan007:
I recommend combination of both because of hunger and low productivity of subsistence farmers. The GMO always yield more and that can reduce hunger. Organic should be the main option but we know we lack food and so GMO can cover that space organic cant.

Abbeyme:
If the guard had known, he would have dragged the thief to the police station for police to take action.

kingxsamz:
Batman is bringing out the creativity in Nigerians. Best president ever.
Soon, we'll begin looking for alternatives for beans, rice, yam and potato.

Nukilia:
But a 13 year old girl is good enough as a s*x tool to a former Zamfara State Gogernor.

Staying in the same country with fol[ks like you is a disaster...

LordIsaac:
Hmmmm😊

TouchNfollow:
Op this should be in comedy section 😂😂😂😂😂😂

FODA:
when the Israelites were ready to go,they took steps,south east pple are scattered all around Nigeria and they are only going with mouth,zero action,if u guys truly want to go,stop selling gala in Lagos,move to ekulombia and sell ur gala,stop selling rejected electronic in alaba ,move to Douglass in imo and sell ur electronic,by then everyone will take u serious .

alfredfrddy:
What we need in this country at the moment is not roads but railway lines to cushion the effect of the economic hardship. It's not a beef or whatever, this is a misplacement of priority if you ask me. Railway lines will help reduce the cost of transporting goods and services across the country, thereby reducing the cost of the items. There are several abandoned roads here and there why did the FG fix that first. The speed by which this project was started is suspicious and needs to be looked into.

gaby:
New day, New gbege for Nigerians to contend with.

The one question I am asking myself now is, how was Bubu the so-called uneducated one able to surmount and avoid all these brouhaha even while open about subsidy payment with pms retailing below #200?

What changed in such a short time since the Chicago-trained Accounting Wiz grabbed power and ran way with it?

At this point, it'd be best for them to get humble, drop their oversized egos, and go consult with Bubu to give them cues on what to do and return the economy to at least Bubu's Era. We go manage am like that.

Wharahell?

immortalcrown:
Is the owner of the refinery too big to be mentioned in the news and be dragged to court?

If you sincerely fight against illegal refineries, why not disclose the identity of the owner of this illegal refinery?

Come to think of this: Though I don't support any form of illegality, why is it that Nigerian government cannot refine crude oil in Nigeria but Nigerians refine crude oil at their backyards in the same Nigeria? You may consider their fuel adulterated, but I believe it powers engines. If the fuel doesn't power engines, it will not sell and the business of illegal refineries would not have started. Well, I don't know much about this.

Ken4Christ:
Our farmers are wicked. Open the borders and let food items in for competition.

The grain that one billionaire will buy and resell. This country is a joke.