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gabbytabby:
Invest your time in productive pursuits.

naptu2:
Nigerians in Diaspora Commission @nidcom_gov




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Lovelink1991:
A Nigeria lady narrated what she went through in the hand of traffickers who trafficked her to Italy for sex work.

Her experiences will tell you how bad some people are irrespective of whatever engagement brotlught you guys together

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqyrNm70NI0?si=_2M5uYyixC8tVJbL

pipnator00:
Sir try not to confuse yourself, onus of this case is for NSA to prove the direct link to the phone tapping to El Rufai, even if the phone was actually tapped. As long as their is no direct link to him "yet", th court case is an effort in futility by the NSA. The admision on TV isn't an evidence!

Shomek:
Lagos Is Pumping Itself Dry – Boreholes Are A Ticking Time Bomb

Let’s stop pretending.

Boreholes are NOT an unlimited water cheat code.

In Lagos, almost every building now has a borehole. Estates drill. Hotels drill. Churches drill. Companies drill. Everybody is pumping groundwater like it’s immortal.

Who is measuring how much we’re removing?
Who is regulating it?
Who is monitoring aquifer levels?

Nobody.

We’re extracting millions of litres daily from underground reserves that took hundreds or thousands of years to accumulate.

And we think it will never finish?

Lagos is a coastal city. What happens when:

Water tables drop significantly?
Saltwater starts entering freshwater aquifers?
Boreholes start producing salty or muddy water?
The ground begins to sink from over-extraction?
This is not theory. It has happened in:

Jakarta (serious land subsidence issues)
Cape Town (almost hit “Day Zero”)
Chennai (major water shortages)
But here in Lagos, we act like drilling deeper is the solution to everything.

Instead of demanding proper national water infrastructure, we normalized private survival mode.

The real uncomfortable question:

Are we building houses today that may not have sustainable water in 30 years?

Property developers won’t talk about it.
Government barely regulates it.
Homeowners just want water to flow today.

But groundwater doesn’t care about vibes.

So let’s debate honestly:

Should borehole drilling require stricter permits?
Should there be extraction limits?
Should government heavily invest in central water supply instead of leaving citizens to fend for themselves?
Or is this fear-mongering?
Is Lagos gradually creating its own future water crisis?

Let’s hear real opinions — no sentiment.


SOURCE: https://shomek.gt.tc/topic.php/537/lagos-is-pumping-itself-dry-boreholes-are-a-ticking-time-bomb

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pipnator00:
It is 100% Illegal to tap anyone's phone. In El Rufai's case with the NSA boss phone tapping incident, the statement by El Rufai isn't enough evidence to convict him of such crime, the NSA have to actually prove that his phone was tapped and that there is a direct link with the phone tapping to El Rufai. The NSA boss knows this. I'll rather they don't waste our time with such futility as charging him to court without direct evidence linking him to the phone tapping.

bigsam75:
BUHARI SPEACH SPEECH

Only old 200 naira notes is considered as legal tender for the next 60 days according to Buhari speach.
500 and 1000 naira notes should be redeemed by CBN and the designated centres and ceased to be legal tender since February 10-2023.

In line with section 20(3) of the CBN Act 2007, all existing old N1000 and N500 notes remain redeemable at the CBN and designated points.

Pls,where are the designated centres apart from CBN?

I need interpretation of the DESIGNATED CENTRES?

Is it the commercial bank?
Or the POS accredited agents or where?

Bankyshinani:
Have you got this repaired cos I want to repair mine too?

Oladimeji1988:
Distress sale
2007 Toks
Accident free
First body
Ac working perfectly
Buy and drive