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Westerhoffe:FTC effect ![]() |
MrPADDY:Okay. I've also had one or two experience with fast approval. I do hope things pick up fast again. |
Submissions are crazy right now on squadhelp with a resultant slower review. My submitted names now stay up to 2weeks pending with no action taken. |
BloomingDale:You still managed to squeeze tribalism into the topic. With this mindset you should also point fingers at yourself and put your name in the above. You are also part of the problem. |
Going by economic indicators and the prevalent realities, there is no doubt that Nigerians are faced with several economic challenges amidst rising food price, fuel price increase and an unstable foreign exchange. Hence, the daily need to make wise choices and strategies to keep afloat. Gone are the days in Nigeria where you can be adjuged as being wealthy by the amount of savings you got in your account. Such cannot be said of today due to rising inflation. |
jelel6:I'm telling you. Disgrace to lawyers. The smartest for me has to be Angel. |
inoki247:Swears... which government arm makes law? Ceec, dumb lawyer say na Judiciary. Cross no Sabi WTO DG. Even capital of Bayelsa they couldn't answer. Well being a celebrity in Nigeria does not require brains you just have to be popularly stupid. |
ahaz:My brother, this point you've alluded to is a serious matter. Heard some certain governors even control their states from Lagos. But to what end? |
waynetee:Thank you. Ogun state is in a very sorry state right now in terms of road infrastructure. This is a state that has produced lots of big names as far as politics is concerned in Nigeria including Obj and Osinbanjo. Na to dey lick Fulani ass Dem know. The useless one there now (Dapo) is the worst so far. What a shame. |
iammo:I don't do these things and I'm not boring. There are ways I catch fun & socialize you'd think I do these things you mentioned. I determined not to do those things you mentioned. Your opinion is invalid |
Merlissa:You'll find them where unexpectedness lives. Go out often and have an open mind. |
Na so those boys waylay me for Oshodi last month. Dem say make I drop 10k. I Show dem say me sef be omoluabi Kon dash them 1k las las. |
Jewessgratitud3:Yeah boss... 1kobo or we drink condense lolly take wash down our bread & beans
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This one na for butty children na. Na pure water we dey carry go skul then or we drink tap water. Sharp! |
Lols... Na your village people b dt oo. No do rough play oo. |
While you may be right sir, remember the rot we are experiencing today is as a result of the failure of past administrations including your own baba. You failed to revive Nigeria's ailing refineries whilst allocating humongous amount for such including electricity. We need solutions now not rhetorics baba. |
Come on face the consequence of your action, Lily-livered soldier. Na on top innocent civilians dem go dey flex muscles. |
Sleepy Joe... |
[quote author=iykepromotions post=125716889][/quote]Sent you a DM boss. |
TheNation247:LoL @Japada. All I have to say is; ain't easy living in a white man's land. The social, cultural and emotional disconnect is real guys. Thought I'd be fine even as an introvert but mhen, this thing get levels. Good for you if making money is your motivation. |
symbuul:It's there. Check under 'Transactions', then 'My Earnings' Not sure you can withdraw if the amount is less than $10 |
Just imagine...Wetin concern agbero with overload? This country don mad! Not surprised though, We know who is actually behind NURTW. NOTE: NLC is going on strike to protest government's lack of transparency and commitment in the manner the issue of palliative is being handled. You call the below palliative? We keep shouting it... Roll out buses that run on alternative source of energy if possible which would allow people move their goods and services at a cheaper cost, constant electricity, allow regulated inflow of food especially rice to augment local production. The average man just wants to eat and survive. It's not too much to ask.
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symbuul:How long has it been? Sometimes it takes up to 24hours or more to be effected. |
Same terrorism inspired by France. We are not ignorant of the same old tactics of Divide and Rule by the West. You inspire chaos in Africa and pretend to be the face of peace while you plunder their resources from behind. |
The wife try no be small. Always knew she was bearing a lot. |
He is still young and very much in form with chances of even doing better. OGA chase your dreams ooo leave Saudi except you want early retirement. |
The thought of doing this to my dad alone almost makes me puke and if I ever did, I know I'll end up commiting suicide cos it would haunt me so badly. This one should have been in school or learning handwork. Terrible Children we have these days, living on a fast lane. God save us. |
Lol... Very true. That's why they are called Radio presenters. |
Whether Military or Democracy Our problem in Africa is that we are not truly patriotic. We only wish to serve our selfish interest. We are more loyal to our tribe or ethnic group. The military is even worse. How soon have you forgotten the selective purging in the military that eventually resulted into the civil war? |
This article was even published in 2017 where Obasanjo proffered compulsory retirement of senior military officials as a way of curbing military coups. No wonder the recent shake-up in the military architecture in countries like Rwanda and Cameroon today. However, this is akin to rubbing balm on the neck when the head is aching. There are too many deficiencies with democracy in Africa... Abuse of power, corruption, nepotism, no respect for the rule of law, Executive being more powerful than the judiciary and legislative arms of government, weak democratic institutions etc. Is why they say, a black finds it hard to rule himself. Baba has no moral standing to speak. By proposing a bill seeking to extend his term beyond two-terms, Obasanjo himself almost fell into the trap like his counterparts in Gabon, Rwanda, Cameroon did. Power corrupts and it corrupts absolutely. It's when they are no more in power their head is correct. Whether Military or Democracy Our problem in Africa is that we are not truly patriotic. |
I'm loving this new wave of wokeness sweeping across most countries in Africa. I'm no supporter of Military rule, but where was AU, ECOWAS and champions of democracy in Europe when the very institutions meant to strengthen democracy in Africa were busy selling justice, aligning and scheming to steal peoples' mandate, and installing unpopular leaders? One even ruled for 42 years with his son taking over... that's no longer democracy na! Democracy has impoverished and still continues to impoverish the entire continent. #AwakeAfrica! |
First bear in mind that no system is perfect. Because of the heterogenic nature of most African states, i prefer a confederal-like system comprising of loose national/ethnic entities. This would allay the fear of ethnic subjugation & rivalry, allow greater resource control and proper representation rather than the majority always calling the shots, as is the case with Nigeria. Also, there is the need to strengthen institutions that will always ensure fairness and equity. Owing to the fallible nature of man and the supposed infallible nature of our traditional gods(based on African belief), our leaders/representatives should be made to swear to deities like Ogun, oya, Amadioha, as it had been pre-colonial era before taking up positions just like in the oyo empire. These deities go treat the f**k up of corrupt leaders and those who abuse powers. Time to revisit our traditional values. |
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