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Their usual way |
A reputable establishment has salary structure and you will go by the rules |
pocohantas:Poco nwanne m E no easy for family people these days |
If this is Tinubu's best then we Obidents and progressive Nigerians have been proven right because Tinubu best is all about pains and hardship |
If this was to be in Lagos, we for no hear word today. |
ElevationD: |
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LastGiantAlive:Absolutely correct 💯 |
If you don't have time and resources to get right now, when will you have time and extra resources to do it over again?....be wise, also seek for professionals like mua. As a construction Project Manager wey me bi, I have little empathy for the landlord Unfortunately, these projects are usually done by unlicensed contractors so government trying to withdraw their license will make no meaning. A quality project must certify these matrix Quality Time Cost Sustainability "American does not have good roads because America is rich, but America is rich because America has good roads"......me 2018. |
allthingsgood:And T-pain continues to be on the beat |
richmond500:You are a Yoruba....QED. |
Good one |
Realtruth2023:Find out from the link, the details are in there |
richmond500:You need help urgently |
Svoboda:And that's why we are exposing their hypocrisy......compare the gap and be the judge |
richmond500:I thought you claim to be a port Harcourt guy? No na ofe mmanu you be? |
richmond500:Once you join APC, your brain stops working in the positive direction |
Softmirror:Link address attached |
GeneralPula:That your final answer? |
Kaczynski:Maybe you didn't ask politely |
FOREIGN TRAVEL EXPENSES OF SOUTH EAST GOVERNORS This graph shows statistically the amount of money wasted by South East Governors travelling to foreign countries of the world with no good investment in returns.https://punchng.com/State-govs-spent-N69.71bn-on-travels-attract-zero-investments
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Indeed there was a country |
Yesterday, I spent ₦100,000 on fuel, nearly filling the tank of a Lexus 460 jeep. At ₦1,140 per litre, I realised this amount is ₦30,000 higher than Nigeria's ₦70,000 minimum wage. A minimum wage earner in Nigeria, working 8 hours a day for 20 days a month, earns approximately ₦437.5 per hour. It takes 2.6 hours of work to afford a litre of petrol. A young graduate earning ₦150,000 monthly requires 1.2 hours of work to purchase a litre. In comparison: Egypt: Fuel costs ₦443 per litre, and the monthly minimum wage is ₦202,400 (₦1,265 per hour). It takes 21 minutes of work to buy a litre. South Africa: Fuel is ₦2,480 per litre, and the minimum wage is ₦395,824 (₦2,320 per hour). It takes 1 hour and 4 minutes to buy a litre. In Nigeria, a minimum wage earner needs 2.6 hours to buy a litre of fuel, compared to 21 minutes in Egypt and 1 hour and 4 minutes in South Africa. My take: Fuel prices in Nigeria may not be high by global standards, but it appears incomes are too low to sustain meaningful consumption. It’s time to rethink our economic growth and production strategies. *used ₦1600 as exchange rate Osita Chidoka 12 October 2024
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Na T-pain hardship pushed the lady into the act that she is not used to, hence, the sudden death. T-pain means Tinubu pain Total pain Terrible pain Terrifying pain Tearing down pain |
StarRiderr:T-pain means Tinubu pain Total pain Terrible pain Terrifying pain Tearing pain |
JASONjnr:Meaning we should all turn beggars roaming the streets searching for free food abi? |
Na hardship make am forgot himself go dey waka for train track T-pain Weldon work Keep on depopulating Nigeria |
Galore |
Adaisback:Okakwu oto? Ka odago? |
Stayingalive:Na government money be that na |
What the Bible Says About Tithe All the arguments and counterarguments on tithes won't have been coming up now and then, assuming some persons are not hijacking the payment of tithes and making it look like our salvation is tied to it. We are also having all these back-and-forth arguments on tithe because people have cherry-picked what suits them in the Bible. If we follow strictly the Bible on tithe, then the argument will be lost on Christians because: 1. First, to pay tithe, we must have Levites: It is only the Levites that collect tithes. And they do this in the presence of the priest (Nehemiah 10:37-39). The Levites were given this mandate because they have no inheritance (Deuteronomy 14: 27,29). In the strict sense of what necessitated the giving of tithes to the Levites, no minister in any of our Churches today qualifies to be a Levite. To be a Levite, you must be from the tribe of Levi. Levites still exist to date, but they don’t believe that Jesus is God, unlike priests and pastors in our churches. 2. Secondly, in Deuteronomy 14:22, tithes are supposed to be paid annually. If we are really interested in following the Bible strictly, then it can’t be monthly even if you claim you are paid monthly. 3. The Israelites don’t just drop their tithes and leave. No! In Deuteronomy 14: 23-26 you are mandated to eat your tithe with the poor, the orphans, etc. It is usually the tithe of your tithe (10% of your tithe) that the Levites collect and take to the storehouse of God. (Nehemiah 10:38-39). For example, assuming your tithe is N100, N10 will be taken to the storehouse, and the remaining N90 is what you will eat with the poor. 4. Tithe was NEVER monetized. You are mandated to eat your tithe (produce) with the poor. In the case where you live far away and may not be able to carry your produce to the place designated by God, you are to sell the produce, convert it into money and travel light, so that upon reaching the place Yahweh had designated, you will use the money and buy things which you will use to eat and drink with the poor and your household. Nowhere was the payment of tithe monetized, even though they had money then. Please try and read Deuteronomy 14:22-26 and see for yourself. 5. And finally, Malachi 3:8-10 was not in any way referring to today's Christians. I will show you why. If you take your time to read Nehemiah Chapters 9 and 10, you will see that the people of Israel assembled and, on their own VOLITION and WILLINGNESS and without COERCION, made promises to God. They called it a “firm agreement” about what they will be offering God every year. They made these promises in writing. I will quote some of the agreements they made in Nehemiah 10. Remember, they made this agreement FREELY. In Verse 32 they said: “We also lay on ourselves the obligation to charge ourselves yearly ONE THIRD OF A SHEKEL for the service of the house of our God.” Verse 35: “We obligate ourselves to bring the FIRST FRUITS of our soil and the first fruits of all fruit of every tree, year by year.” Verse 36,37,38: “Also we OBLIGATE OURSELVES to bring to the house of our God, to the priests who minister in the house of our God, the FIRSTBORN OF OUR SONS and our LIVESTOCK. . .And to bring to the LEVITES the TITHE from our soil. . .And the priest, the descendant of Aaron, shall be with the Levites when the LEVITES shall RECEIVE the TITHES.” So, when the Israelites were NOT keeping all they wrote and swore to do, especially with paying tithes, and when the Levites were not bringing the tithe of tithes to the storehouse of God, it necessitated those words from Malachi that they were robbing God. Other versions used “defrauding,” “afflicting”, etc. Of course, when you make a promise and adamantly violate it, what is it called? This is why when Christians of today begin to quote Malachi 3:10 and apply it to themselves as though they are still under the law, it just shows their ignorance of the scripture and in that process, they make a mess of the death and resurrection of Christ that ushered in a new Covenant where tithe is not emphasized, offering firstborn son or animals and laws on the Sabbath are not emphasized. But in case you want to follow the tithe law because according to you it is in the bible, remember to bring also the firstborn of your sons and livestock. . . And there are many other things the people of Israel promised God in Nehemiah 10. Please read it and follow it strictly. Paying of tithe is just one out of many. Don't cherry-pick. #PurestPurity #FacebookTelevision |
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