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Karlman:Polycarp, since it's the problem of the South East, keep it away from the news. We're not interested in irrelevant regional issues. And there's no one crying more than you people who are organizing endless press conferences every market day to lament on one issue. |
yarimo:Lol. Your case is pitiably amusing. |
Since Russia is extremely weak, oya put NATO boots on Russian soil na. Alliance of noisemakers. |
Cross River as a state is bigger in landmass than the five Eastern states put together, yet they don't wake up every eke market day to organize press conferences clamouring for the creation of another state, even when the Ogoja state template has been sitting in the Parliament for decades. You people should allow us to focus on issues of Nation building with this unnecessary noise. Today na Adada, tomorrow go be Anioma. Next tomorrow go be Akukowa. Mtscheew! |
IyanAtiEgusi:Now you're starting to argue like an idiot. Is the Dangote group paying the input VAT on items he uses in his bedroom or raw materials used for production of goods to be consumed by the public? There's no argument that he pays input tax but in the overall scheme of things, whatever input VAT he pays is recovered at the point of sale to end consumers. His payment is a prerequisite for production and profiteering. The primary source of VAT, whether input, output or net, is the end user. If customer no patronise him products wey VAT dey on top, how him wan take effect subsequent production and attendant payment of input VAT? Just wake up dey argue nonsense! |
IyanAtiEgusi:Your submission is valid, but irrespective of the focal point you view the subject, VAT is summarily paid by the end users (ordinary consumers consisting of you and me). The producer pays tax on raw materials and at the various stages of the production value chain and he inturn calculates his cost of production to include what taxes he pays and then reflects same in the cost of his finished goods which consumers have to pay. That fellow was very much in line with her opinion. Consumers are the overall payers of VAT. |
This man no go die well! With him mumu face! |
WriteerNg:That is doable. But again, wrong timing is a key factor. Deny him entrance to BRICS now and the snake will slither back to NATO. But keep him placated and Turkey remains an open market to bolster the Russian economy. Until Russia is able to navigate the murky economic terrain associated with their ongoing SMO, it's in their best interest to retain whatever allies they currently have, as uncomfortable as some of them may seem, as is the case with Erdogan. |
WriteerNg:Such a move is going to be more emotional than logical and will most likely be counter-productive to Russia's interests. With the Mother Bear having to stew in a cocktail of sanctions, Turkey currently holds a decent measure of economic benefits that cannot be overlooked. So it makes sense that Putin is ignoring Erdogan's excesses, since it means having an economic ally in Turkey. To Putin, Erdogan is a necessary evil and that devil you just have to feed with a long spoon. NATO has a plethora of markets and economies to exploit while printing dollars from thin air, so they can afford to bully Erdogan as they see fit. |
LordAdam16:Erdogan has always been a double-faced clown. How he even climbed to the pinnacle of Turkey's political ladder leaves more questions than answers. That's why it amounts to folly building ties with the likes of Turkey and Saudi Arabia. They'll stab you in the back at the slightest opportunity. |
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LordAdam16:Israel is just an over-pampered child whose tantrums and mischief always set the tone for chaos in the ME. And thanks to the propaganda machinery of the US, they always end up spinning the narrative to seem like the victims. Just look at how they just unilaterally voided a 50 year old accord and have resorted to already attacking Syria, calling it a preemptive measure. Should the rebels regroup and retaliate, that's when you'll see the UNSC and thieving Western entities barking everywhere. |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:E don begin sing nyan-nyan-mpu . I'm not even a Chelsea fan o. But you have to admit, Chelsea has been delightful to watch lately, and they have impressive numbers going forward. |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:Who later collect wetin no nice ? |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:Ehe, what were you saying? |
frankson1:You were saying? |
Naijaguy12345:Periwinkle for every delicacy dey hit hard, even if na for tea and bread! |
Sccarrr:Remove me for FA how? I be Man U player? Abi them dey share their weekly wages with me😂? Aloysius, you're trolling the wrong person o. I make it a point of duty to enjoy good football, whether Stoke City dey play or Rangers. |
Vic2023:They've already begun spinning rhetorics which will set the tone for an invasion of Syria in the near future. Very dubious country, the US! |
Fash20:And then watch how their supporters will begin rewriting the timeline of events right in our faces. |
frankson1:Only when match finish. |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:There's still an entire half to play for. Never begin dance! |
Sccarrr:Relax bros. As a Man U fan, shame no dey our body again. So there's practically no reason to be hiding. |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:Chelsea has been quite impressive and formidable lately. I'm tipping them for victory this evening. |
Israel no even wait make new Syrian government settle for office, them don begin bombard nonsense comot for their body😂. |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:Chelsea will brush Tottenham. |
wiseone28:Wetin Arsenal do you for this life ? |
wiseone28:Nigerians, una can get bad mouth sha ! |
While we play bitter back-and-forth politics, Nigerians are actually dying in droves. Hunger and insecurity has the average man by the jugular and all we can do is sit on social media platforms to bicker like market women. A nation of over 220 million people being held to ransom by a handful of greedy and incompetent elites. But as usual, let's keep playing divisive politics of religion and tribe. |
WrriterNg:Very reason you'll understand that there's fuckery afoot. One question that needs answering and perhaps holds the key to unlocking this quagmire is, WHO STANDS TO BENEFIT MOST FROM AN UNSTABLE SYRIA? |
WrriterNg:There's a reason the game of Chess is considered the very favourite of Russians and even more so, Putin's. When you've followed global affairs and watched the sinister roles and schemes played up by the West over decades, you stop believing in coincidences. Nothing can be further from the truth in this Syrian scenario. Isn't it a bit too convenient that so-called resistant rebels and terrorists can mount such sophisticated and well articulated offensives on Syrian cities from different directions at the very time Russia is making unprecedented advances in Ukraine? Does it take a genius to see the underlying plot as one meant to force the hands of Russia and Iran to expend resources and forces in defence of Syria thereby weakening their resolves in other key fronts? Didn't Iran recently launch over 300 missiles into Israel for which Tel-Aviv is still seething over their inability to respond as they would have preferred? We may want to pontificate on issues with whatever conjectures we see fit, but let's not forget that no one has more information than the Kremlin. And we all know Putin to be a leader who doesn't make decisions in haste. E no go surprise me say na even Russia stop Tehran from making any moves in defence of Assad's now fallen Syria. So this theory totally makes sense. And as always, the plot is going to unfold in the days ahead. |
Bluntemperor:This is an uninformed opinion. The "abroad" you're talking about is currently embroiled in complications regarding this students loan brouhaha. Imagine going to school and graduating with the notion that you're indebted. But leave it to government ass-kissers to celebrate everything down to rotten policies and initiatives. |
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. I'm not even a Chelsea fan o. But you have to admit, Chelsea has been delightful to watch lately, and they have impressive numbers going forward.