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004gist:Aloysius, go and warm eba . |
Allthelight:Someone will update news and you'll term it "switching sides". You're such a dull cretin! |
shivisee:If hunger doesn't kill you first, Peter Obi's issues will certainly give you a heart attack. Iguana! |
004gist:Aloysius, close your mouth dia ! How did you even find this thread? People are discussing landed investments and you wey dey squat for your friend bacha dey put mouth! |
Let me sound stupid like nairalanders: Yoruba man don carry agbero lifestyle go unalive person for London. Those people and touting na five and six. |
004gist:Nobody is asking your father not to build apartments for rent. It's just more economically viable to invest sums in other ventures instead of buildings that some lackadaisical tenants will eventually deface, as if they can mould a bag of cement into blocks. |
This is basically why real estate investors now prefer to build hotels that bring in daily revenue, instead of apartments that recoup annual earnings. |
With all these kidnappings and killings going on in the North, how do they even muster the stupendous numbers they bandy during elections? That region suppose be ghost enclave by now. |
educatedfool:Wetin concern Segun Sowunmi with Labour Party? Idiot! |
But one Ekenedilichukwu wants Adada and Anioma states to be added to the same East that's struggling economically due to security concerns. |
descartes400:But you still call am tape abi ? As in, them dey patch aircraft wey dey carry over hundred humans?! |
SETHARTHUR:Says who? Egypt and Nigeria are both largely temperate regions. |
Karlman:Come and collect the state make we see na . Anu nchi! |
The only race we're interested in seeing Atiku involved in, is the one to his bedroom. He should rest. We're tired of seeing his face and name on ballot papers. |
The way terror groups are springing up in the North, one would think they are NGOs . How can you be killing yourselves for religious reasons? It gets really hard understanding these talakawas sometimes. |
Karlman:Says the retards crying for a state every eke market day . |
I once used an Azman aircraft from Abuja to Kano that had adhesive tapes on the wing I was staring at through my window seat. Almost everything in this country is designed to unalive you. |
Ben Ayade invaded virgin forests and began to chop down century old trees in the name of constructing a super highway, while exporting the timber thereof without recourse to the local indigenes. Civil society organizations dragged him by the balls and those stunted legs to courts. As if that wasn't enough, Okuni community brought out their deities and all their jazz. No be person tell the midget to get sense .That man was a curse on Cross Riverians. |
An armed robber wants to arrest pickpockets . |
SadiqBabaSani:Even if he's sacked, that's not your problem. Sadiq, there's no space in Aso rock for the North in 2027, with or without Tinubu! |
InvertedHammer:Welcome to Nigeria! |
nairalanda1:By all metrics and indices, petrol subsidy removal made more sense in 2012 than it does now. We had a boisterous economy. Even with the removal, price increase saw an 80% jump from 86 naira to 140 naira. Inflation stood at a single digit disparity. The value of 10,000 naira then held more sway than 100,000 naira does today. Every sensible person who was devoid of idiocy and selfish political interests, most certainly agreed with that proposition, irrespective of ethnic, religious and political leanings. Then Tinubu, Tunde Bakare, Wole Soyinka and Jide Kosoko happened! You have to be an idiot of elephantine proportions to come here and attempt to gaslight me this morning, especially considering the fact that everything you think you know as regards the economy is right out of the pages of text books acquired by your parents. |
nairalanda1:Did you know me in 2012? Are you sure you're alright this morning? |
ThierryJay:No one is downplaying his relevance and efforts in the production value chain, Oga. On the flip side, if he didn't/doesn't put the "know-how" into the production of cement and sugar, someone else will. His involvement in the playing field is subjective, but the involvement of the end consumers is a constant. If he produces and pays input and net VAT and then lacks the patronage of the end consumers, he'll be out of business in a blink. So yet again, there is a reason the customer/consumer is considered "King" in the trade value chain. |
nairalanda1:Are you on drugs? Because you certainly have to be under the influence of something to type this response to me. I argued against subsidy removal because the timing was and continues to be inappropriate and not because I considered it a wrong initiative. I don't know what gives you the impression that everyone who opposes you has to be on a certain political divide. I have never had a single interest in party politics and so will never hold brief for any politician or party. It is insulting that you should audaciously insinuate same. Nigerians pay through the nose just to exist in this cesspit, so if cheap fuel is all we stand to benefit as a people, who are you to try shaming us for having that perspective? Wait until you begin to feed yourself and pay your own bills before you begin to play Devil's advocate on issues of National relevance! |
Karlman:Polycarp, if you people are that keen on creating another state, pick up shovels and cutlasses and go fashion out boundaries where you want the state, then erect a signpost with the name of the state. Stop disturbing us with your tantrums and wailings. |
ayoolataiwo:Previous administrations attempted to discard petrol subsidy in 2012, which was a vital step towards giving the Nation the capacity to be self-sustaining in fuel production, but your current administration fiercely scuttled that laudable initiative on the altar of parochial politics and self-serving sensationalism, which ended up in chaotic scenes that claimed innocent Nigerian lives and property. Taiwo, shut the fvck up with this your hypocritical patriotism! |
SadiqBabaSani:You want our thieving politicians to die? |
Simeonjoe1:Kelechukwu clap for yourself, well-done! |
Nigerians have a repulsive compulsion to always exaggerate numbers, especially where money is involved. 1.4 billion naira to renovate secondary school, as how? The school go dey float for clouds? Return to this site in one year and you'll find students sitting in "uncompleted" buildings to learn. A ludicrous class of thieving politicians! |
[quote author=igbosarejews post=133219041][/quote]Overrated at best, we have heard. Oya NATO should put boots on Russian soil na. Leave Cho Cho Cho, show working! Ukraine succeeded in entering the Kursk region and you loafers were clapping. What's the fate of those unfortunate soldiers today? |
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