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Politics › Re: Thugs Disrupt Katsina Governor Radda’s Campaign Flag-Off, APC Supporters Injured by B3xn: 1:44pm On Oct 29
TINUBU AND APC REJECTED AGAIN IN KATSINA
Entertainment › Re: 12,000-Seater Lagos Arena Project - October 2026 Progress by B3xn: 9:17am On Oct 28
How would they be healthy competition when states receives allocated from the federal govt?
Some state might not receive theirs for months due to political differences, but if states are allowed to control their resources and pay tax to the federal govt, maybe then there might be fair and healthy competitions amongst these states, some states might grow faster than others not just because of their economic strength but because of the kind of leaders they elect to control the affairs of the state.
Gboss247:
Is there anything stopping the healthy competition among states?
Politics › Re: The middle man between Gbajabiamila and me is dead - Prince Adeniyi by B3xn: 6:48pm On Jul 03
They’re one of the most corrupt countries in the world. They hardly ever say things as they are. Lobbying is corruption, and the U.S. doesn’t need to teach me otherwise before I know what it is
franvincoop:
What you are calling bribe here in Nigeria is what USA calls lobbying.
Mrs. Adelson, Musk, Koch brothers etc.
Politics › Re: The middle man between Gbajabiamila and me is dead - Prince Adeniyi by B3xn: 1:49pm On Jul 03
Seeplusplus:
Omo ehn

Whether this man is lying or not, this case should be investigated
How would a sane person even think he’s lying?
Politics › Re: The middle man between Gbajabiamila and me is dead - Prince Adeniyi by B3xn: 1:43pm On Jul 03
Paying bribes to secure government appointments should be punishable under Nigerian law. Likewise, creating dubious government parastatals for personal gain should also be a criminal offence.

Neither the bribe giver nor the recipient has the country’s best interests at heart. Both should be removed from office and handed over to the DSS for criminal prosecution.

That is what any government genuinely committed to fighting corruption would do. I doubt the current government has the political will to take such action, they’d rather cover up than admitting such crime(s) is(are) happening under their administration
Travel › Re: Inside Abuja’s Busiest Business District by B3xn: 1:27pm On Jul 03
Omo, you go calm down small o 😁
Helinuse:
The kind of places Nigerians present as their A-rated areas.
grin grin grin
They won't even compete with a ghetto in downtown Arizona
They won't even compare to the suburbs of a second-class city in Algeria.

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