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Anambralstson:
100% built and furnished by Anambra State Government

Anambralstson:
The size of the city is far bigger than Eko Atlantic city, please can you mention one city in Nigeria that offer all th facilities in AMC

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cupidFlint:
Good a thing our Igbo celebrities are developing sense and building and developing their areas instead of going to another man's land...
Nice one nwanne

LegacyB:
bros let’s not keep denigrating ourselves . Even in this cartoon you depicted the African asked the most important question in the discussion. Food was the subject of discuss with makes it the relevant question in this context. So you see Africans are actually great . Civilization started in Africa my friend.

Azmanaty:
Abdul-muttalab's dad was Ex Chairman of First Bank PLC and not jaiz bank

LegacyB:
Hmmmm.... this would be the best achievement of lai mohammed if truly excecuted but this is NIGERIA .

jaephoenix:
It doesnt make sense.What if NTA and co are pricing peanuts,are you saying DSTV must sell at that peanut price.T
That directive is plain bullshit

LabDNA:
Why must anyone be compelled to sell a property he has paid for and has rights to?

lovat:
Lai Mohammed finally made sense.

DSTV monopoly on football is about to be curtailed.

I like this

englishmart:
Some of us think secessionist idea is only of the south east. The south west are stealthily and surreptitiously cooking something suspicious. Let's wait, Oduduwa has a lot to unconceal soon

eedimo:
It has always been tough.
Anyone who possesses the Nigerian passport is seen as a suspected terrorist until proven otherwise.

NokiaN8:
The Congress however advised all state governments who had not complied with the implementation and immediate payment of the N30, 000.00 new National Minimum Wage to commence negotiations and implementation on or before 31st January, 2020, otherwise the State Government should be responsible for the consequences of their failure.

It stated that state councils had been directed to commence the mobilisation of their members immediately.

dre11:
A cybersecurity expert, Abdul-Ganiyu Ojuolape, agreed on the expected fall-out, given the affiliation of some Nigerians to the Shiite sects.

“I saw it coming, and unfortunately, we have to brace up for the worst. Ordinarily, we should not have been bothered but we are already neck-deep in support of the Iranians with the rally recently held in Abuja against the U.S. killing of the Iranian general. It is already a leeway for the U.S. to label all Nigerians as potential terrorists. We should expect more reactions as the matter unfolds,” Ojuolape said.

PHOTOS: Shi’ites protest Iranian general’s killing in Abuja


https://cdn.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/06191338/Shi%E2%80%99ites-protest5.jpg


Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria on Monday protested the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani and his aides in a drone airstrike by the United States.

The Shi’ites burned American flags at the Banex, Wuse area of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

The angry protesters chanted hate songs and slogans such as ‘Death To America,’ as they condemned the US action.

https://punchng.com/photos-shiites-protest-iranian-generals-killing-in-abuja/

wink2015:
Until it is made compulsory that children of the political leaders in Nigeria attend our local universities or tertiary institutions.
I will not take government statement serious.

NobleAngell:
Nigeria!!!
A country where the educated are being ruled by the uneducated. What an inversion of order!

yomi007k:
I quite agree with the op.

Since I have understood that most Nigerians are frustrated and carry innate negative energy, I have chosen to get into less arguements with them and pray they heal.

Let the moderators push this to front page. This thread is both educative and informative.

It's a call for psychological and social evaluation.

Multiple LIKES for the op I beg.

Ravon:
Caption: L – R: Finn Arnoldsen, Group Chief Operating Officer (BUA Cement); Chimaobi Madukwe, Group Chief Operating Officer (BUA Group); Oscar Onyema, President, Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE); Yusuf Binji, Managing Director, BUA Cement; Kabiru Rabiu, Group Executive Director, BUA Group; Ahmed Aliyu, Company Secretary, BUA Cement, O’tega Ogra, Group Head, Corporate Communications, BUA Group and Gbolahan Oluwasegun, Senior Manager, Corporate Finance, BUA Group

chiedozie198100:
apart from producing caustic mouth odour, what does your afonja thief chief TINUBU produce?

Luckylife:
The governor must intensify his stands on cleanliness of major roads to bring back the beauty of southeast . The second picture is an eyesore when seen with a governor on White sparking dress.

Guzel:
Why are you pained

hisexcellency34:
Like say u read my mind. The man must be his uncle or father

Ebenezar2020:
you're such a jobless and senseless fellow

ruggedtimi:
wetin dey vex me pass be say our president no dey ever talk about this issues.. Na only to travel abroad

babzo:
When someone is given a job and knows absolutely nothing about what the duties and responsibilities of that job are; what can he talk about?

Opinedecandid:
This is their real colour and nature.

Corruption is eradicated in Nigeria indeed!

President Muhammadu Buhari’s Anti-Corruption Sham In Nigeria

President Muhammadu Buhari and his ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) party have no plans on how to rescue Nigeria from its economic malaise. Since they came into power in May of 2015, they have gradually reneged for on all the promises they made to Nigerians and have used the anti-corruption crusade as a way of distracting Nigerians from the serious problems that the country is facing. Fighting corruption is a noble and courageous act in a country like Nigeria where it has eaten deep into its fiber. As far back as 1984, the esteem Nigerian writer, Chinua Achebe had written in his book, The Trouble With Nigeria that, “Keeping an average Nigerian from being corrupt is like keeping a goat from eating yam.” I dare to say that, corruption is far worse today than it was in the 1980s. Today, it has become institutionalized and cuts across the socio-political, economic and even religious sectors of the country. Prophecies and healings are backed by money (that is for another article).

The problem with Buhari’s anti-corruption tactics is that they are not sincere. When Nigerians who were fed up with the impunity of the former government of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) went out to vote for Buhari because they believed he would clean up the system, I was skeptical then and I am now that he has the will power to fight corruption. It is impossible to advance yourself as an anti-corruption crusader when the major benefactors of your campaign are among the most corrupt Nigerians. After his election, Buhari gave voice to these people by appointing them to his cabinet and other governmental parastatals. Their anti-corruption agenda has been reduced to a witchhunt of the members of the opposition party, PDP. About nine months after Buhari was sworn in as President of Nigeria, no member of the APC has been arrested or prosecuted. Yet, a substantial number of the members of the ruling APC were formerly members of PDP who enriched themselves from the government coffers during the sixteen years that PDP ruled Nigeria.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/president-muhammadu-buhar_b_9360268

Corruption worse under President according to Transparency index
02/22/2018

Nigeria dropped 12 places from its position of 136th least corrupt country in 2016 to 148th.
Despite the widely-publicised anti-corruption war of President Muhammadu Buharis administration, Nigeria ranks as one of the most corrupt countries in the world, according to the 2017 corruption perception index (CPI) released by Transparency International (TI).
The index ranks 180 countries and territories by their perceived levels of public sector corruption in the opinion of experts and business people and uses a scale of 0 to 100, where 0 is highly corrupt and 100 is very clean.

In the new index that was published on Wednesday, February 21, 2018, Nigeria dropped 12 places from its position of 136th least corrupt country in 2016 to 148th with 27 CPI points, one less than it scored in the previous ranking.

https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/buhari-corruption-worse-under-president-according-to-transparency-index/emdk4z9

mbahdi:
That's a patriotic officer. He's not exhorting money from them,but helping d passengers incase if u don't av d strength to go to bank.he help u post ur money

Oche211:
Chai...
See day light robbery

ghettokid1:
Sexiest ko, unsexy ni!
She looks more like an old woman

murecool:
Way to go!
Gradually, Nigeria is moving in the right direction.
God bless PMB/PYO

tobechi74:
2020 is just fewdays na

OduduwaSkuller:
This one I'm seeing African countries at the top, e be like say no be good news

alizma:
Children of hate will say Buhari has paid him 30k

Analysis – 2019: Nigeria’s stock market ends in red, 2020 offers hope

The outgoing year is, indeed, turning out to be yet another locust year for both local and foreign investors, due to an unfriendly operating environment.

This analysts said was in spite of the impressive financial results churned out by most quoted companies.

According to the analysts, the market was negatively impacted by the general elections, insecurity and unstable monetary and fiscal policies, among others, even in the face of stability in foreign exchange market.

Records of trading on the NSE as of December 20, 2019 showed that the equity market dipped by 15.60 per cent year-to-date due to massive sell-offs, yet it recorded strong corporate fundamentals of listed companies against a loss of 17.81 per cent in 2018.

At the close of transactions on Dec. 22, the All-Share Index of the Exchange during the review period dropped by15.60 per cent year-to-date to close at 26,526.35 against the opening year index of 31,430.50.

However, the market capitalisation which opened for the year at N11.720 trillion in spite of two major listing gained N1.08 trillion to close trading on Dec. 22 at N12.804 trillion.

Market watchers are of the opinion that the loss could have been higher if not for the increased number of listing witnessed during the year.

https://sweetcrudereports.com/analysis-2019-nigerias-stock-market-ends-in-red-2020-offers-hope/

Jflex07:
You are either a Yoruba Muslim or an almajiri Fulani nincompoop who is filled with hatred and jealousy.. Mind your business nigga

mrchineke:
100%

Sooner or later we will lose our land and our people will be eliminated. Hunger is caused by our laziness.

Though I know you are a bloody Ipob! Go and develop your land, leave Lagos for the yoruba owners