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An Igbo can only be president if and only if:

1. Igbos believe in Nigeria they want to lord over.

2. Igbos accept and respect other ethnic nationalities

3. Igbos are ready to work with all ethic nationalities.

4. Present a non-tribalistic and non-religious sentimentalist. Someone who can go to mosques and pay homages to Imams to canvas votes. Someone who can equal go to churches to plead for votes and respect traditionalists equally.

5. Igbos do away with chest-beating and don't be haughty and cocky.

6. Do away with Biafra. You can't be clamoring for Biafra at the same time eye Nigerian presidency.

I used Phantom X. It's a good a very solid phone. Looks like S8+

I just switched to Infinix Zero Ultra. Wonderful phone. Charges from 0 - 100% in 12 mins. Though the charger is bigger than others.

sukkot:
injin oyel

Lol

Vawulence thread. Frustrated weyreys full NL sha

"Beware of Nigerians" says a silly Ghanaian.

One Nigerian used 1999 RAV 4 o. You know what, mechanics ran away from me even with my cash in my pocket.

In fact, chief Gazzuzz asked me to bring the car but I had already made up my mind to sell it off.

I had to rest for almost 2 years before I considered buying another car. A complete relief after I sold it off.

Actually, the experience made me understand how to buy car either toks or Nig used.

brain54:
Firstly I never said the purchasing power of naira is very strong/powerful. I only stated it is better than the cedi.
You also shot yourself in the foot with your 2015 analogy. Are you saying because you bought some thing in 2015 for 1k and then buy same thing 5k presently that means the purchasing power of the currency is powerful?
As for the factors of production you mentioned…the common man don’t need to know all that or concern himself with the cost of production. What concerns him is how much the end product cost. Again from your anology I can imply or deduce that weak currency or low purchasing power would definitely result in high cost of final goods. This partly can be as a result of the weak purchasing power of of that currency.
Do you get it? I also used food as my example because food is basic and easy to use as comparison.
Baba I think you just muddled up most of your arguments.
Show me anywhere in Nigeria where a plate of food at a road side mama put chop bar sales for 3k and I will close my nairaland accoun.t. You can easily eat 30 cedis here at a local restaurant and not be satisfied. I am not talking of a 2 star hotel. I mean mama put joint.
Someone I know personally bought gobe (beans) some days back for 10 cedis. (1k naira) the quantity you will get for around 150 naira max from the food vendor.
Meaning if he was in Nigeria he would probably add bread,dodo and some cold Pepsi and still get change.
So don’t tell me about factors of production…
If my explanation at this point is not clear to you then I don’t know what else to say to you.
But I hope you get it…

Thank you sir.

I do go to Ghana every quarter. Just few days ago, I made up my mind that I would reduce it to once in a year. Why? Because of the economic crises we are talking about.

If Ghana's situation is not addressed, we will see Ghana's companies closing down and so many people losing their jobs and employers will not be able to cope again. I pray that doesn't happen at all.

The day I ordered for food in a nice hotel in Accra and I saw GHS 350 bill, I knew everything was wrong with that country. Just a square meal more than the minimum wage.

alimiadedayo1:
bro don't say that people are experiencing worse here.. you dont know that it is painful to discover that our highest currency has no value at all.. can you compare the purchasing power of 1000 naira and 1000 cedis together

You need to compare naira to old Ghana Cedis first or you don't know that Ghana removed 4 zeros from their currency?

Reminds me of the eggboy and the Australian senator

Nigerians are naturally terrible in handling Naira. What is the essence of destruction of the old notes if not the way we handle the notes.

Attitudinal change is necessary here.

Bapy:
Sure one does not expect the fuel consumption to be the same as that of Corolla but is the fuel consumption too much? Or is it that people are over exaggerating the whole thing because they are used to driving a corolla?

The fuel consumption is very okay for a V6. I have no problem with it at all.

I presently use Avalon. Parts are not expensive to me and easy to fix like any other Toyota. I enjoy the ride and very reliable. It has never disappointed me for 4 years (still counting).

Fuel consumption: What do you think of a V6?

Lol. What about the area boys they use to collect money from motorists?

Behappie:
Dear Mod, please push this to FP as tribute to him for his impact in the lives of UI and LASU alumni.

When it is not BBNAIJA

Former Vice Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), Prof. Lateef Akanni Hussein is dead.

He died after a brief illness in the evening of Sunday, July 31st, 2022 at the age of 75 years.

Prof. Hussein, a professor of Physics was the 6th substantive vice Chancellor of LASU; he served between 2005 and 2011.

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, while confirming the news on Monday, expressed her deep shock at the passing away of her former boss, under whose leadership she served as the Deputy Vice Chancellor of the university.

He will be buried today, Monday, August 1st, 2022 according to Islamic rites at Atan Cemetery shortly after a Janazah prayer at LASUTH Central Mosque, Ikeja, Lagos.


https://independent.ng/just-in-ex-lasu-vc-hussein-dies-at-75/

mbahjohnpaul:
Can you fix this? Where is your office?

Don't hesitate to give it to mosbus. He will deliver and you will never regret. He has done two cars cooling systems for me and I wish to use him over and over again.

The poster go chop am tire today

Why did you covered it up sef. Na u nairalanders go take shine today.

kingsolomonjnr01:
I'm interested sir...

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Isobug:
Interested

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Chat me up on Whatsapp. It's Saturday and Sunday online training. I will add you in the WhatsApp group.

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alienvirus:
The solution is here

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/windows-10-the-user-profile-service-service-failed/ca6ce5f8-4482-40bc-8b0d-7dcc442f0998

I hope you are able to sort it out yourself. That's why I use standard user and keep admin alive.

E get why...

The solution is here

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/windows-10-the-user-profile-service-service-failed/ca6ce5f8-4482-40bc-8b0d-7dcc442f0998

Where is this yen yen yen

Hulk Hogan, Undertaker, Ultimate warrior. They made my childhood.

It must be an OS issue. Probably an update. You need to roll back the system to a previous that when the update occured (system restore). In settings, search for system restore and pick the earliest day available there.

macnino399:
Good day
I just tried it, it didn't shutdown, it just displayed an array of code nothing else.

Try shutdown -s -t 0

The first one is for Linux OS. My mistake.

Run this command and let me know if it shuts down without reboot

Open command prompt

Type shutdown -h -t 0

Press enter.

Terry1:
Hello great people.

I bought a Toyota sienna 2005 4 months ago. Direct tokumbo. A mechanic is advicing that I remove the thermostat. That it is basically for countries will cooler weather.

Should I?

Thanks

Do Dubai people from hot desert remove theirs? I still have my own working in the car that I bought about 4 yrs ago even after so much pressure from quack mechanics.

One successfully removed it when I was faced with overheating issue but thanks to Mosbus who restored it back and resolved the real cause of the overheating.

You mean someone created this topic and someone else pushed it to front page and so many great topics are confined to the back pages?

Olohun tobi o

I came back the next day to physically inspect the LAN. I saw degraded cables still in use, very unkempt infrastructure with spaghetti cables everywhere. PDUs (extensions lying on the floor, too many APs in the system, too many unmanaged switches on the floor at desktop points. All ports and cable labels gone. The whole IT infrastructure was in complete disarray. I told myself that before I lay my hands on anything here, these nonsense I am seeing needs to be sorted out first.

I moved from cable to cable, rack to rack, switch to switch, router to router, of course, PC to PC.

Hmmm. Even if the Internet was superb, my first day observation would make it so useless.

In the existing infrastructure, there was absolutely no network security. The whole company relied on wireless AES passwords. Of course, most of the outdoor APs are not working. Those that were installed about 8 yrs ago. Some bullets attached to the AP antennas were nowhere to be found.

Serious citizens that are interested in their country being the leader of the world unlike some set of people that only complain and drag their country's name in the mud both online and offline. They enjoy doing that. They normally feel they know it all. They put mouth in every affair. Not their fault. Most of them are empty heads who do not know what to do with their national lives other than complain.

This later set of people are called Nigerians!