Third chapter This chapter called "Women", y'all been the rib since the beginnin' A woman's intuition, is what a man is missin' To understand your wisdom is something I had to learn Somehow you the most unprotected on planet Earth Your smile lift me up and your eyes kiss my soul Your sweetness is honeycomb, such a lovely tone You hold the power to make a house a home Because of you, I wanna right my wrongs (love) Kiss your mother 'cause we only get one (one) A grandmother's words to her grandson Beautiful minds develop in time (yeah) Checks every month 'cause you held me for nine They might see an image of a woman who's flawed But I see a woman in the image of God Highest regards, I light a cigar To man, woman and children, my Bible is ours (yeah)
Tallesty1: That is Nigerians for you. Do one thing and succeed, and everyone will rush in like a swarm of ants. There is this street here with no kiosk/provision store for years, then one woman opened one, and it became popular. The next thing we knew, there were more than 10 stores in that street alone. The POS business is another example. There is a POS for every family now.
What are u saying. More sellers brings down prices.
nairalanda1: I'll just say this....a good health care system costs a lot of money.
You pay for it by high and heavy taxes....or by USA style medical fees.
At the end of the day, if the government wants to keep doctors and nurses and pharmacists, and radiologists even....they have to start finding money to pay into the system. A lot of money
And the thing is, say we should pay higher taxes, or higher fees, and people would shout poverty....so we have to take more loans.
Let me tell u something: Nigerians are the most stupid set of humans when it comes to taking care of their health. They wud rather spend money on beer, hair, gals, boyfriends, party, clubbing than visit the hospital.
ebenholer2: It is a good move...children should use the remaining 2days to go for vocational training. Enough of all time cognitive learning that amount to nothing and they end up roaming the street without work. This should be applicable to all states.
stillme231: d coah oversabi dey make am lose match sometimes.. we need avarez in attack, all eyes dey on haaland.. we need foden n mahrez ..man city no dey dis match, they re playing trash
I need to knock his head. The other day halaand scored 3 goals abi 2, they were 3 goals up by half time. Pep comot halaand and another player. Next thing u know, the opposition nka then 2 goals. Them for draw or lose that match
wagzy37: This Man city team still has fragile minds. They overthink everything. I understand it’s the final and you can be nervous but it also starts with Guardiola. Just make your team play what they are used to and not trying to over complicate things. This game is much simpler than what Man city is making it look like
I have always said it that when pep sees a big game, he overdoes things.
Debater: In response to the recent events involving Godwin Emefiele and Femi Fani-Kayode, it is important for me to provide a balanced and very neutral perspective on their actions and acknowledge both their achievements and criticisms. While some of una go dey express dissatisfaction with Emefiele's monetary policies and the impact they had on the economy, e dey important say una recognize his efforts in implementing reforms and his contribution to the financial sector. Emefiele's suspension as the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria indicates that investigations are underway regarding the financial sector's reforms. This move by the President demonstrates the commitment to accountability and transparency in governance. It is important for the investigation to proceed independently and thoroughly to ensure a fair and just conclusion (That doesn't still mean I support PBAT. Just trying to be very neutral). On the other hand, Femi Fani-Kayode's curses and mocking remarks directed at Emefiele may be seen as an inappropriate response. He doesn't know that is essential to maintain respect and decency when discussing public figures and their actions, regardless of personal disagreements or criticisms, or what? Regarding Emefiele's arrest and potential detention, una suppose know that individuals holding high-ranking positions often receive different treatment within the legal system due to their influence and access to resources (Because someone above me mentioned "kirikiri or kuje". This reality raises questions about the fairness and equality of the justice system, where the wealthy and powerful sometimes face different consequences than the average citizen. In conclusion, while criticizing the actions of both Godwin Emefiele and Femi Fani-Kayode, make una dey remember the positive aspects of Emefiele's tenure, such as his contribution to the financial sector. Let us strive for a society where justice is blind and all individuals, regardless of their position, are held accountable for their actions.
God Bless Hausas God Bless Igbos God Bless Yorubas All tribes of Nigeria, God bless And God bless the common man.
Please list 5 things emefelie contributed to the financial sector.
I'll list 10 things he did that never saw the light of the day or made the economy worse.