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This Unizik lecturer is very lucky, if not video evidence, some of you would come up with silly takes. Just think about someone doing this to your father.
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— Daisy ✪ (@DaisyRegal) February 11, 2025

izzou:
[color=royalblue]What he is trying to combat doesn't matter..

The right to worship is more important than the senseless deaths of 100 Anambrarians

Know this and know peace.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]If na me call am, you go ask me to prove am.

Your fellow party member call am, you begin give am breathing space.

This standard is double oh.[/color]

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
I go drag other religion because if it's the other way, members of the Christian community will not accept such law. This is not about agenda.

That section 18(²), is targeted against traditional worshippers, but if you don't see it. I understand your bias as a Christian.

Melvyn11:
Who is talking about human sacrifice?. Can't you see they are saying the law has affected them in carrying out their right to worship and to perform normal sacrifice. Is that not what the others were alleging to.

Melvyn11:
You were saying

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Toor

When you just want to intentionally oppose, I need to save myself the strength.

The whole state is going haywire. From ritual killings, to kidnappings, to senseless killings... Everyday, Anambra is in the news for death, and we both know these figures are underreported.

Then for once, the governor tries an approach, and I am hearing EFCC should track funds...As if EFCC has not been existing till now. Suddenly their rights to worship matter, including ripping innocent people of their body parts

When the legislators reply, I'll get back to him.

E no pass like that.[/color]

swiz123:
Mine is 5G too. Do I need to upgrade my SIM to 5G? I lost my SIM and bought another 2023. I thought it will be on 5G automatically.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Okay.

I'll reach out to the legislators[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Okay.

I'll put that in mind[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue] Serious problem.

Now, if they find any property used for illicit activities or where kidnappers live, dem go seize the house.

I can imagine Landlords now screening their tenants in Anambra[/color]

izzou:


[color=royalblue]I never see this one oh

Favour soap ke?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Baba denied oh

I saw the video when the Deputy governor was interrogating him. E say na play dem dey play.

I don't know what happened again, but e be like say dem never release am.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That 20 million naira should be removed.

I was listening to Dr Charles on Nedu's podcast, and he said in Nigeria, we have made it a tradition to celebrate wealth without no source...

Now, everyone wants to be rich overnight.

I have been seeing videos of the State government clamping down on shrines and babalawos whose aim is to make people rich. If dem catch you, na 6 years straight.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Anambra state passes it into law

If you offer any spiritual services for the purpose of accumulating wealth, 6 years in prison or 20 million naira fine

How my state turned into something else overnight![/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Our Data has validity too naa. How do you control that?[/color]

Amigoss:
Ok I get your point but that validity period the telcos place on data usage means you
can't enjoy your package/plan when not in use or their network is unavailable till it expires also doesnt make sense...

If I buy 5gb,give me unlimited time to use up my data before I buy another,nor dey tell me i have this time to that time to use my own data else it expires,that is cheating.....

LordAdam16:
The telcos are still operating at a profit.

The telcos reduced the cost of data consistently from 2008 to 2020.
Inflation went through the roof during the same period.

Nigerians have been overpaying for telecom services since its introduction.
The telcos have absurd margins.
Fine. Let's accept no more price cuts because of economic realities.
Why the hell are they still going above the NCC's 50% cap?

They asked for 100%. NCC accepted 50%. MTN increased by 200%. Did they not receive the memo or are they regulating themselves?

-Lord

Amigoss:
Bros where you leave this analysis when E reach DSTV turn cos you were always against those ones increasing,make all of dem sha getat with their shitty service.....

swiz123:
The network speed those people are dishing out, one would think data is free. No one should pay for such subpar service.

Theflint1:
I hear it does, that they've been downing tools to reduce operational costs, or what else could be the reason?

Theflint1:
I don't think so o, a lot of Nigerian's expect the network providers not to increase prices or even they do, keep it low, like around 10-15%. Maybe they forget these network providers are for-profit businesses.

I just hope the price increases means they restore full service, cause these days it takes grace for you to make a 3-minute call without it dropping multiple times.

Theflint1:
Shalaye don full bucket

Nigerian's are fond of pointing fingers at the wrong things, maybe na social engineering sha, but I wonder how they expect the cost of practically everything else they know to have increased by at least 100% in the past two years, yet magically expect data and call prices to remain same.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Una don start [/color]

iamoyindamola:
Good for you

LordAdam16:
I don't think it's bizarre to expect the GM of an oil company to have his own place.

He is doing alright compensation wise.



There's an explanation.

Tommy used to be rich. He had his own outfit. Became successful but lost it all in a bust cycle.
He may be more frugal because of that experience.

Secondly, the wife and daughter were originally on a visit.
After spring break, the wife was to return to her now ex and the daughter to college.
They stayed longer than they should have.

The living arrangement is perfectly fine when you exclude the August visitors.
It's just two aged bachelors sharing a house. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Speaker McCarthy rented a room from Pollster Frank Luntz during COVID.
At the time he was the House Minority Leader.

That's an arrangement that'll work with even two tech execs who are friends but do not have large families.

The workers get man camps. The execs live in a spacious estate.
If they had families at the time of renting, they'll opt to live separately.
Not to mention, the series did not dig into their finances. They could have multiple properties elsewhere in the country.
This is the one close to work.
Texas is HUGE!

-Lord

iamoyindamola:
Blueraydick
Did you do the 100k for 1tb(1 year)
X ti daru, MTN dan carry everybody trabaye

iamoyindamola:
I don't they will sell it, remember Tommy has been kidnapped by the cartel
There will be s2 surely

iamoyindamola:
Monty died and Tommy assumed the role of the president on Monty's request but Tommy told cami to sell off the company instead (soft man they run from work) he just wants the best for the family
And his son didn't die

GloriousGbola:
It is in Nigeria we have turned jobs to status symbols. People in the abroad call oil workers roughnecks.

Watch the deepwater horizon movie and you will see the same thing senior oil workers with simple life

Also no be Hilux them dey drive. Na f150, the most popular truck in the US, if not the most popular car.

iamoyindamola:
Make I spoil everything finish or hold my peace😂😂😂

iamoyindamola:
Agbako 🤣🤣🤣
He's also fearless that's why the cartel got him in the end