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Nigeria Government cannot run a single establishment that does not involve money plucking. |
He is coming to Newcastle |
Na w o |
That thing called AI is a crazy shit |
If it wasn't for God it wouldn't be. |
Marry her but shun that thing called registry o |
Replying critics is boring |
There is no room for a complainer in the the universe of law. Whatever you sow, you shall reap. |
Obi may be another disaster. Is he still campaigning or acting mr president? |
Governance ain't easy a bit. Saboteurs full ground. |
Those that sold out everything due to imcompetence wanted to rescue a dieing company. How possible? |
Peter Obi is out of the equation. Atiku knows better. |
Clown |
May she be found o |
This is not a big deal. It happens everywhere and people must say it. There are beggars everywhere. Yet people always pay for every decision they make. |
Who will borrow to study where job is 50/50 chance?You had free training but your four pockets is still full of public fund while you are on a public service. |
Law 3 |
Been in and out of job, been in and out of hustle. Still running the rat race. |
This matter tire me. Everybody get im own weakness abeg. |
Why do people even think of staying in one job more than 5years in this short life? |
Since our government sold out everything and tax them. Nigeria has been moving backward. This government only want tax without taking responsibility. Most of civil service job involves collecting stamp duty. We could as well sell defence department to private company and and tax them to see if they would defend us better. We need help |
Whatever you sow, you shall reap. |
clowns eying the bars |
It is well understandable that Buhari method of taxation is like a pain to the masses ass. We thought the president should be more concerned in saving the masses. what buhari policies has been doing so far is to make the rich richer at the expense of the poor masses. The big problem is that it will also affect the price of bottled water in the street. |
What a show of helplessness this will amount to. Victim suffers in slience. |
Peter should be consulted on this. He has the ideas |
lol. David pesters. He is simply being avoided here. |
Governor Nyesom Wike of River State and his counterpart in Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, paid a courtesy visit to the president-elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, at the Defence House on Friday evening. The development is coming two months after the former Lagos State governor was declared winner of the contentious 2023 presidential election. Tinubu had polled 8,794,726 votes to defeat the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Atiku Abubakar, and the Labour Party flag bearer, who got 6,984,520 and 6,101,533 votes respectively. But Atiku and Obi rejected the results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission, with each claiming at separate press conferences that the election was fraught with violence and massive rigging. Both politicians have since petitioned the presidential election tribunal to register their displeasure over the outcome of the poll. The two governors had a light-hearted chat with an Tinubu, who was excited to see them. Shortly after their arrival, the duo had a closed-door meeting with the president-elect along with the chairman of the Progressive Governors Forum and Governor of Kebbi State, Atiku Bagudu; his Jigawa State counterpart, Abubakar Badaru, and former governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi. Addressing journalists after their discussion, the two G-5 governors disclosed that they came all the way to pay homage to the president-elect following his victory at the February 25 poll. The two notable leaders of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party also used the opportunity to call on Nigerians to look beyond the 2023 election and throw their weight behind Tinubu. This was even as they expressed confidence in the ability of the president-elect to turn around the fortunes of the country after May 29 inauguration, Wike said, “Elections are gone and a winner has emerged and therefore all Nigerians must rally round and give him (Tinubu) necessary support. Everybody is waiting for May 29 to see that the President is inaugurated and he keeps the ground running to make sure that Nigerians get what they expected. “I have confidence that he (Tinubu) has what it takes to turn Nigeria around. I have confidence in him.” His position was re-echoed by Makinde, who also pledged their support for the incoming administration. “I have come to pay homage to the President-elect and to tell him that elections are over and it is time for governance. “We will do our best to give him the support for good governance,” he said. https://punchng.com/tinubu-receives-wike-makinde-two-months-after-election-victory/?amp
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What about the emotions behind those scenario.l?. Logic is never close to solving human problems. Never. |
Have you tried silicon gel? It works. |
No now. $1.2m. 60 percent will go for supervitory. That is it. Liabilities |
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