fmlala: NUPENG are trying to force themselves on Nigerians. There is freedom of association in the Nigerian Constitution, so anyone can decide to be for them or not.
Really!!! Freedom of association and yet when a Muslim converts to Christian, that individual is persecuted by those whom that individual no longer shares beliefs with anymore.....
This Emir SLS is talking from two sides of his mouth and people should be reminded that he is also a leader in his position and none of us have seen Almajiri system changed for the better in Kano........or do we have Amajiri system in Saudi Arabia and the UAE !!!!!
Or what exactly has he in his position changed since he was installed as Emir among his people!!!!
I wish to seek your kind counsel on to how deal with a problem posed by a tenant in my property.
I rented out a unit of 2 bedroom flat to this my tenant some 3 years ago. He is in the habit of owing bills (electricity, security, etc). House rent payment is also delayed. I do not live in this compound but do pay weekly visits to inspect the house. There are other tenants living in the compound too.
About 8months ago, I noticed an unusual absence of the tenant's wife and their 2 year old son. Some of their household items they usually kept in the balcony were gone too. I thought at this time that they may have gone on holiday. A few weeks after, he had another guy living with him whom he introduced as his brother. A Month later, I did not see the tenant nor the person he introduced as his brother. That flat has been locked for 7 months now and every effort to contact them through their 3 phone numbers have been unsuccessful. His electricity and security bills have piled up since April last year. The compound uses the estimated billing system for electricity and at the end of every month, the tenants share the bills. Disconnecting any flat here does not affect the the estimated bills sent to the compound. I have been planning to install prepaid meter but seriously financially-challenged.
The tenant's rent will expire by the end of this month and I do not have any intention to receive any renewed rent from him.
I have tried many possible means to reach him or his wife but all have been unsuccessful. I was beginning to think recently that the guy he introduced to me as his brother was a new tenant that he sublet my house to. I have not seen the so-called brother, neither does his phone number go through. I want to speak with a lawyer and also inform the police, but I do not know if this is a good decision.
Dear Nairalanders I hereby seek your wise counsel on this matter and how to prevent a future repeat.
There are special courts that handle landlord vs tenant issue, kindly go there and report the issue. They will advice you properly.
OKOATA: Everyone isn't fulani herdsman that will invest in cows and anyone who uses these luxuries suites it for himself for whatever purpose he chooses to use it for. Me as a content creator personally wouldn't mind using this gadget since it can even give me 100 times more income with a sharp and quality recording that will propel my video.
You dont have to be a Fulani man to understand what the Op is implying. It only serves as an illustration.
This is just habitual lies and lying. If any Nigerian President wants to end insecurity in the North, this are the steps...
(1) Get someone like Wike to be NSA. (2) Get someone like Wike to be all service chiefs. (3) Give compulsory retirement to all high ranking officers above the rank of Captain upwards to Generals. (4) Elevate Service Chiefs from the rank of Captain. (5) Increase all allowances and wages and put them on a good wholesome welfare package for all junior officers.
Note, every civil servants especially those on the lower cadre in all civil service and public service needs their welfare packages to be increase to meet the current demands and needa of the economy.
Wheelbarrow is more beneficial than tractors to these farmers.
Some of you just like white elephant projects that does not work.
Here's why tractor is not a good thing: most of these people are small time and subsistence farmers.
They have small pieces of lands scattered here and there and they plant crops that require ridges or heaps in different parts of the land.
Giving them tractors would not be helpful and will be useless because to even get into their farms they have to pass through other people's farm, where will the tractor pass through?
In the village, when we need motor to come and pack our cassava, most times the motor will stay outside while we walk into the farm with basins or wheelbarrow to pack the harvest into the motor because other people's farm are surrounding our farms.
And that's beside fueling requirements and maintenance (farmers who can't even afford fertilizer where dem go get money for fuel, operator and maintenance from?)
If you grow up in the village or go to farm you'll understand this perfectly. Tractors are for commercial farms same as irrigation except in places where they lack rainfall.
Giving these tools is a necessity for a regular farmer. You don't know how much farmers beg for wheelbarrows, sprayers, cutlssses and hoes.
In the village these things are even for rent. Where you go to pay money very early in the morning to get it.
I am saying this from experience because I grew up in the village and we farm. So wheelbarrow, cutlass, hoes and if you add one of those knapsack sprayers then you'll have solve a good percentage of the average farmer's problem.
Next will be to give them fertilizers and herbicides (most farmers can't afford fertilisers and have to buy in milk cups and then use spoons to apply them small small so it can reach the whole farm even though it doesn't reach the required measurements)
Not all problems require big big machines, tech or long talks.
Look at your immediate environment and solve the problem.
Some things need not to be put in the social media because it makes no sense.
An engineer giving out wheelbarrows in Anambra State and that's considered constituency projects or what?
What happened to getting them tractors and tractor coupled implements? What happened to providing for them irrigation systems for their farm lands? What happened to ensuring that the roads to and from their farms is made easily accessible and nearness to market?
bigpicture001: Yes.. and that is why your house and even your dad's youth time all depend on his product to make your Christmas a season to remember..
Remember Gabriel Heinze salad cream..?
Maybe you were not rich enough to eat salad in the 90's, but you begged your friends at least for sardine and geisha..?
Ok... Maybe that is also too expensive for u..
But I am sure u licked alot of Barma..?
He provided all those product right from the 80's as a 30+ years old guy...
Now u still want to mock his business..?
Send us details of your father's business, let's judge ..this is not insult, cuz obviously, your dad ND not you should be his mate
There's actually no sense in the entirety of what you've just put up. I'm just wondering where your father is right now!!!!!
So you started enjoying your salad from the '90s while some of us started enjoying it from the '70s.... Do you know the time difference between those years... absolutely not.
bigpicture001: I still d not believe in this gigantic projects...
I rather use peter Obi's style..
In Obi's style in Anambra, he said it will b wasteful building one gigantic stadium for the state when alot of youth aspiring athletes live in all local govt of the state.. hence will need huge t/fare every morning as frequently as they need the facility to journey down to the sight in order to access them
Rather u started building mini local government level stadia.. meant to more accessible to the local athletes at hi/her base and help foster sport development faster and more integrated...
The man get Sense die..
In that sense, he built four before he left government
A good administrator has to create a balance between human capital development and infrastructural development for real economic purposes and adding value t the society.
Nevertheless, is that the kind of sense and mindset he employed with his private businesses?
press9jatv: 💥When Akwa Ibom invested $96m in the Godswill Akpabio Stadium back in 2014, many criticized him; why waste money on a stadium when people are hungry?
Yet today, it stands as the only FIFA-recognized stadium where our National Team can host its home matches.
What if he did not build it? What if he saved the money in fidelity like Obi?
Real leaders don’t just govern for today; they build for tomorrow. The struggles we face now are the result of past leaders who failed to build infrastructures that should be serving us today.
Interesting perspective. But let's talk from an economic point of view....
Please can you tell us what value in monetary terms will the stadium give back to Akwa Ibom when the FIFA matches are played there?
How much will Akwa Ibom State government get from in for selling tickets and hosting rights, selling of food stuffs, etc, etc....Please don't do a forecast of probability. Thanks.
nairalanda1: Oga, let's forget politics, let's forget PDP, APC, and so on
I know you think I am defending tinubu. I am actually attacking him
It's like this government, and by extension all the past governments don't realize that we are resource dependent. We cannot make an adequate living relying on revenue from oil. Even when oil was sky high under GEJ, we borrowed. I used to bash him then until i realized that he was borrowing because even at 120 dollars per barrel, our high population made it impossible to cover everything.
So long as we rely on oil for most of our revenue, we are going to borrow. It matters not who is in power, it matters not who is in charge. That is why I don't like this government, or any other past government...because they don't want to do the hard work of getting us off oil. But right now, my anger is towards this government because it won;t get us off oil
And don't call me a tinubu supporter or imply I am excusing him again please.
The so called high population is all just political and not the real and actual data. It's just like that unrighteousness amount of petrol consumption been put up for stealing purposes.
Nevertheless, let's use this analogy which is practically in the old days....
A man with many wives and lots of children puts them to work in his vast lands for farming purposes and the family is never hungry in the community.
Dino Melaye is an apologetic hypocrite. I don't think there's any politician since 1999 that has the kind of cars/bikes parked in Dino's car park. I always wonder what exactly is the value of what he has done and given to his constituency and constituents??!!!
Someone who should be thinking on how to go pay his tax.... This media people just like to give media time to just anyone for no justified value reason.
Gerrard59: Malaysia is one country I low key envy. Strong passport, not too dangerous, so much foriegn investment from richer nations, diversified economy from agric-businesses to semiconductors, all seaports are functioning, bustling cities with developed infrastructure etc.
Malaysia has been able to manage its ethnic, religious and racial differences pretty well, although not perfectly. We no try o. Our elites no try at all.
The elites are not the major issue. Those who are at the bottom, the common man, gullible, sentimental and always emotional are the issue. We have all taken to sides for different reasons that has no meaningful value to better ourselves properly. We are comfortable with nonsense.
Let's all think and tell ourselves the truth......since 1999 till date, is Nigeria actually on the part of true infrastructural development and are Nigerians enjoying the gains of a growing economy?
Can we compare Nigeria with Malaysia who came here years ago to collect our palm oil seedlings? Can we compare and compete with them in terms of infrastructural development and economy?
El Rufai seems to know it all now but I begin to wonder how come he never showed up this intelligence when he was Kaduna State Governor!!!
How much was he paying as minimum wage when he was governor? What economic indicators did he put in place while as State governor to improve lives of people in the place he governed?
FEGEITOK: This was the prompt, what was your own prompt?
Define cutting corners
In my line of business, we learn a lot by comparing definitions.
I am also aware that people who study scripture benefit a lot by comparing the same verse in different translations.
Do you realise that not considering more than 1 definition you leave yourself at risk of being considered close minded?
If there is something wrong about the definition from my own AI, critique it and point it out.
Let everyone learn.
I'm lazy. I cheat once more by answering your first question with AI.
Using the same color for both terminals (positive and negative) does not reduce the quality of the electricity itself, assuming the cables are of the same size and value. The electrical current will flow just as it should, with no degradation in power or signal. However, it is an extremely dangerous and non-compliant practice that creates severe risks for anyone working on the electrical system.
While using a single color for both terminals doesn't affect the physical quality of the electricity, it creates an extreme safety hazard and is a practice of "cutting corners" that no professional would ever endorse.
By the grace of God, I am a teacher of the gospel of Christ Jesus. In Scripture teaching, those who are knowledgeable with the KJV/NKJV and type of English usage and they rely on the Spirit of God for understanding will have come to know that one can't completely rely on the other translations. Though its good for easy learning but not good in extracting the intended as it should be from the KJV. I can tell you for free that there are many verses in some translations that say completely different from what it is. It leads one to heresy most times if not careful.
I will leave it at that. I think @ topsy23 will do some justice to this issue when he has the time to spare.
I am a very practical person. Some months ago, while on a job, a discussion with colleagues made me to use AI. What was the question......"Does alcohol drinking causes dehydration?
It was an obvious , Yes. Because we were seated at a bar and they were drinking. I then asked them, how come if it causes dehydration I don't see lots of people having bottle water on their tables when drinking. They were even drinking beers.
I dont know anyone who while drinking alcohol gets dehydrated and requests for bottle water to quench their thirst.....
FEGEITOK: Here is the definition and additional notes on cutting corners from my own AI:
"Cutting corners" is an idiom that describes the act of doing something in the easiest, cheapest, or fastest way possible, often by neglecting proper procedures, standards, or quality. This shortcut typically results in a lower-quality outcome, potential risks, or future problems.
Here's a breakdown of what it implies:
Sacrificing Quality: The primary characteristic of cutting corners is a reduction in the quality of the work or product. This is done to save resources.
Saving Time, Money, or Effort: The motivation behind cutting corners is usually to complete a task more quickly, with less expense, or with less physical or mental effort.
Ignoring Rules or Standards: It often involves deviating from established guidelines, best practices, or safety regulations.
Potential for Negative Consequences: While the immediate goal is efficiency, cutting corners often leads to negative repercussions such as:
Poor performance: The final product or service may not function as intended.
Safety hazards: In critical areas like construction or electrical work, this can lead to dangerous situations.
Durability issues: The item or system may break down prematurely. Increased future costs: Problems arising from shortcuts may be more expensive to fix later. Legal or ethical violations: In some cases, cutting corners can be illegal or unethical.
Origin: The idiom likely originates from the literal act of taking a shortcut by "cutting" across a corner instead of following the proper, longer route. While this might save a little time or distance, it could also lead to damage (e.g., trampling grass) or an increased risk of accidents.
In essence, cutting corners is about prioritizing expediency over thoroughness and quality, often with detrimental long-term effects.
So hope this helps the discourse
No it doesn't help. I deliberately stick to the definition i brought up from AI but you insisted to add more.
Please don't tell me what AI said because it can't think for itself.
Let's also stick to the main discuss and not expand it. We are talking about electrical wiring in buildings for lights and sockets using same color code which is on obviously not good because using same color makes identification hard...... That I agree. But like I said you'll need to explain the word "cutting corners by yourself and not include AIs input. Think through by yourself.
Does using same color for both terminals( +/ -) reduce the quality? Note....the cables are of same size and high end value. Does it also affect the quality of electricity coming into the building?
Is there any cost saving in such approach? I've never heard that different colors have different prices for same size!!!!
Are you sure there's actually a time saving to such approach to it? Please think it through assuming that the individual did not even mark the ends of the cable to differentiate + and - !!!?
FEGEITOK: Warning: this is going to be a long read!
I think that I will disagree with you.
Because I do not have the time to draft a response, i asked AI to help me explain why using one color of wire for total house wiring is indeed cutting corners.
First, I asked, What is wrong about using one color of wire to wire an entire house?
Using only one color of wire to wire an entire house is dangerous, against electrical codes, and makes troubleshooting extremely difficult.
Safety and Code Compliance
Electrical wiring color codes exist for safety. Different colors are used to identify the function of each wire: hot wires that carry current, neutral wires that return current to the source, and ground wires that provide a safe path for stray electricity to prevent shocks.
Without this color-coding system, a person working on the electrical system—whether it's the homeowner or a professional electrician—cannot easily tell which wire is which. This drastically increases the risk of touching a live wire, leading to electric shock, burns, or even death. The National Electrical Code (NEC) in the U.S. and similar standards internationally mandate these color codes to ensure safety. Using a single color would be a violation of these codes and could cause an inspection to fail.
Troubleshooting
When an electrical problem occurs, such as a tripped breaker or a malfunctioning outlet, the color-coded wires provide a universal language for diagnosing the issue. An electrician can quickly identify the purpose of each wire at a glance. If all wires are the same color, every wire would have to be tested individually with a multimeter to determine its function, which is a tedious and time-consuming process that can add significant cost to a repair.
Common Color Codes
While a single color is a major issue, it's also important to know the standard colors. In the United States, common residential wiring includes:
Black and red wires for hot wires.
White or gray for neutral wires.
Green, green with a yellow stripe, or bare copper for ground wires.
The video below explains the significance of different wire colors in a home's electrical system.
Next, I asked Would it be correct to say such a practice is cutting corners?
Yes, using a single color of wire to wire an entire house is a classic example of "cutting corners" and is considered an unsafe, non-compliant, and dangerous practice in the electrical industry. ⚠️ It's a huge risk that can lead to severe consequences.
Why It's a Dangerous Practice
Safety Hazard: The primary function of wire color coding is to identify the purpose of each wire instantly. Without it, you can't tell which wire is live (hot), which is the neutral return path, and which is the ground safety wire. This puts anyone working on the electrical system—including future homeowners, inspectors, or electricians—at a high risk of electric shock, electrocution, or starting a fire.
Code Violation: Electrical codes, like the National Electrical Code (NEC), mandate specific color codes for wiring for safety and uniformity. Using one color for all wires is a direct violation of these codes. A property wired this way would fail inspection, making it difficult to sell or insure.
Troubleshooting Nightmare: When an issue arises, such as a short circuit or a non-working outlet, an electrician uses the wire colors to quickly diagnose the problem. A system with a single color would require extensive, time-consuming testing of every wire to determine its function, which increases repair costs and prolongs the outage.
Properly color-coded wiring is the standard for a reason: it's a critical safety measure that makes electrical systems safer to install, maintain, and troubleshoot. Cutting this corner is not just a shortcut; it's a serious hazard that can have deadly consequences.
You can see an electrician discuss the importance of wire color coding in Electrical Wire Color Coding Used By Electricians. This video explains how electricians rely on color coding to understand a circuit and ensure safety.
I am a hobbyist. I fix electrical issues at home, I have even studied a bit of electronics so I can troubleshoot circuits on my state of the art in its day vintage amplifiers (Kenwood KA-907s). I even got the service manuals for all of them, so I know that color coding was done for standardization so anyone can just look at a circuit and understand in minutes what the circuit designers built, as far as I am concerned, using one wire to build an entire building's electrical circuit is electrical heresy and blasphemy and everyone who does that should be sent to the gallows as they have no business playing with electricity and its circuits.
What twinskenny said is entirely plausible
*Cutting Corners:*
"Cutting corners" is an idiomatic expression that means to:
1. *Take shortcuts*: Find ways to do something more quickly or cheaply, often by omitting or reducing certain steps or procedures. 2. *Reduce quality*: Compromise on quality, safety, or standards to achieve a goal or meet a deadline.
Like I said we choose words wrongly.
The above is the Meta AI definition of cutting corners. Let's take the bolded, side by side with your response from AI and see how good AI is in thinking for itself.
Take the bolded apart with respect to the main subject topic of single color electrical works in buildings.
parags: God bless you.That is how extremism starts. Taking passages out of context to justify their biases . Some of these pastors are fund of doing that
They are working to please their desires.
Scripture says do not build treasures here on earth where it will rot or be eaten up but build up treasures in heaven where neither moth not rot is.
People never wonder why Jesus Christ told the rich young man to give his wealth/riches/goods away and follow Him, even when the rich young man was in complete obedience to the law of Moses and he was not guilty of any...
twinskenny: It is what it is my brother, I did an high end inverter installations in lekki, electrician came and installed same colour code from meter to db … big confusion house nearly got burnt, thank God I had protection installed on the inverter….
So many artisans trying to cut corners
Many a times we use words wrongly.
The use of same color wires for total house building wiring can best be said to be a work done wrong instead of saying cutting corners. At least we know that the cables used are not substandard type or wrong size.
Please can you clarify.....
I want to believe that the house is already wired that way before you came and installed your solar panels systems and the family has been enjoying light in that house....
So please can you get explain what led to the fire incident?
1 Peter 2:24 Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.
I guess the healing in this verse is not talking about healing of the physical body
What has this verse got to do with what I made a comment about?
Address that first. There are so many verses misinterpreted or should I say given a fleshy/wordly interpretation.
TradingGod: The sick will always be amongst us, but does that mean God want his children to be sick?
Besides if God does not hate poverty, then how come one of His work on earth was to give us riches?
2 Corinthians 8:9 For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich.
So you really think this verse is talking about earthly riches and wealth of all sorts?
Do you know who wrote that particular verse and can you point to any place you know the rich/wealth value of him?
All these speculating speculations don't even help the system. We are always saying things that will frighten voters so that they won't come out to vote so we have more people commenting online then coming out to vote in real time.
The government further said the five per cent tax on fuel is a global best practice obtainable in other developed countries. “This practice is virtually universal, with over 150 countries imposing various charges ranging between 20 per cent to 80 per cent of fuel products to guarantee regular investment in road infrastructure,” it said.
While the PBAT administration sites the bolded because they want to take from Nigerians can the PBAT administration say same for when it comes to the minimum wage, welfare and health of the civil servants, etc, etc, etc.!!!!?
Lamasta: You need more of the desire to understand the word of God and not what your pastor teaches you to understand
You lots need to unlearn and relearn and free your heart from evil thoughts because of the world and for your sakes. You need to stop dwelling in elementary doctrines and go for what will build you spiritually through the Word.
Lamasta: So you are inferring that Peter is lieing or what He said it categorically that gold and silver he had none but what he had which is more than gold and silver he gave him and he walked for life, stop twisting the bible interpretation to suit your support for pastors acquiring wealth....Jesus said freely ye receive, freely give not freely acquire wealth
You need to read the Holy Bible and desire understanding. Everything is not about the desires of the flesh. I don't know the true intentions of the Op, but I just have an interpretation of what it is there in.
jesusjnr2020: 0 Pieces Of Gold/Silver: Peter's Life Savings After 3 Years Of Ministry With Jesus
Acts 3:6 (KJV)
Then Peter said, Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk.
Peter's entire life savings was 0 pieces of gold and silver after serving Jesus faithfully in ministry for 3 full years.
However unlike the mentality of many church leaders (prosperity preachers) which they inculcate into their members, being poor to that extent didn't make Peter feel downcast or ashamed of himself, instead his poverty was something he was unashamed of and even proudly exhibited in public to the lame man from birth who asked him for some alms, because being a true student of Jesus' teachings, he knew that his true value or worth didn't consist in having such material possessions but in having Jesus. Acts 3:2-5, Luke 12:15.
That's why he was able to give the lame man something more than what silver and gold or any amount of money could have given to him, even the ability to rise up and walk again.
Acts 3:7-10 (KJV)
And he took him by the right hand, and lifted him up: and immediately his feet and ancle bones received strength. And he leaping up stood, and walked, and entered with them into the temple, walking, and leaping, and praising God. And all the people saw him walking and praising God: And they knew that it was he which sat for alms at the Beautiful gate of the temple: and they were filled with wonder and amazement at that which had happened unto him.
God bless.
This isn't the right context for your intended purpose at all.
Apostle Peter knew that though the lame man asked for alms but that wasn't the purpose of God for him at that time. The man has to first receive healing and everything would follow. The workings of the Holy Spirit in man prompts a man of prudent man to do that which is right, approved and acceptable by God at every given time.
naptu2: In the simplest English possible, one of the reasons for the creation of the new tax law is to harmonise all other tax laws. There were so many taxes in so many different laws and they decided to put everything in one law. That's all that happened.
They are not imposing a new petrol tax and they are not implementing the old one. What the government has been talking about is reintroducing the toll plazas, not petrol tax.
Whether they call it petrol tax/toll gate bills/tax harmonization, have they also considered if it will cause any ripple effects on other areas given.....?
If this brings about an increase in transport fares then it will be watered down on all commodities, etc, etc......!!
I just think this administration is going about all this the wrong way. It's obvious everyday and there's no formidable opposition to stand against the government.
Everybody wants government to maintain highways, but nobody wants government to make the money to maintain the highways.
Once upon a time, long ago, government tolled the highways in order to generate the funds that it would use to maintain them.
In this video you can see that the chief of staff, Supreme Headquarters (military vice president) Brigadier Shehu Musa Yar'Adua paid the toll when he opened the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway in 1978.
However, over the years, there were claims that the toll operators were corrupt and that they did not remit the funds to the government. Private companies were hired to run the toll plazas but the allegations of corruption continued.
Therefore, sometime around 2004, the Obasanjo Administration demolished the toll plazas. The government decided that it would impose a petrol tax and use that money to maintain the expressways, instead of relying on tolls.
(Some people believe that the demolition of the toll plazas led to the deterioration of highways like the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway).
President Obasanjo included the tax in the appropriation bill (budget) and he wanted to start collecting it before the budget was passed by the National Assembly.
However, the tax was opposed by many people.
Governor Bola Tinubu of Lagos opposed it and threatened to sue the Federal Government and the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) agreed with him. The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), led by Adams Oshiomhole, threatened to go on strike and both the Senate president and the speaker of the House of Representatives expressed opposition to the tax.
President Obasanjo decided to pause implementation of the tax, due to the opposition to it. The tax was included in the Federal Road Maintenance Agency (FERMA) Act of 2007, but the act states that the implementation of the tax will begin on a date to be determined by the Minister of Finance.
In other words, it is not a new tax and it will not commence on January 1st. The reason that some people believe that it's a new tax is because a new tax law (that harmonised all taxes) was recently enacted and this old tax was mentioned in the law.
Thank you. So BAT as governor of Lagos State stood against the implementation of this surcharge/tax during the administration of POBJ when #100 Naira has so much value and economy better and now as PBAT is wanting to implement it after more than 15 years when this same #100 Naira value has been decimated to nothing!!!!!
Does this actually show that the handlers of the economy and the PBAT actually know what they are doing other than trying to fix sets of nonsense on Nigerians and tell them that over 150 countries do same!!!
Do this same over 150 countries experience the same deteriorating state of economy as Nigeria is and do they pay members of their parliament the same amount collected by those in Nigeria or do they pay the meagre money they call minimum wage!!!!!!
All this are just without much thought they keep doing.
Politics › Re: Court Restrains NUPENG From Going On Strike, Disrupting Refinery’s Operations by bixton(m): 10:22am On Sep 18, 2025
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