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advanceDNA:No mind women..😂! I no even wan put mouth for this issue, cause fight go burst! |
Neoteny7:You've put paid to the issue, and that's all there is to it! |
This world is not for me. |
The one mistake you don't want to make in this life is to fvck with Nigerians online. We may fight amongst ourselves, but make craze no carry you come put mouth. You'll regret it! |
okeysoninv:An even bigger fool uses the name of his god in vain. Charlatan! |
okeysoninv:Your delusions of grandeur are quite amusing to the senses. And to think you even keep selling your idiocy using the bible as a support base, is all the more repulsive. Retards like you make people see religion for the joke that it actually is. |
😂😂. I dedicate "Giving Dem" by Young Willis featuring Timaya and the Kabusa Oriental Choir, to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar. Man be dishing Nigerians joy on an unlimited basis and making Tinubu to be running "helta-seketas". |
I'll only be interested in the story when they tell us that she's dead. |
Y'all should have seen the barrage of insults this cow received on X..😂 One Nigerian even asked him, so if politicians in Nigeria are asked to line up, you go follow comot? The other told him to come help give him tips on cucumber farming, that he heard Bashir did well in the business before his accidental foray into political circles. |
Let us know when she's dead. Zero fvcks given over here! |
One donkey was here on nairaland, neighing on the other thread as to how NLC members were not enough to fill a small LGA, hence rubbishing the strike warnings of the union..😂. Idiot even went ahead to insinuate that the NLC was only speaking on behalf of Federal civil servants. In his empty coconut head, only federal civil servants constitute the membership of the NLC. People are just very stupid in this Nigeria! |
Whatever the APC government rushes to the media to deny with press statements, always ends up being true. |
Kukutente23:Tinubu is economically senseless. Those of us who were objective enough saw through the charade that was the deceptive cloak of efficiency he wore during the campaigns. Lagos had long been structured in a way where it enjoys the monopoly of Nigeria's commercial benefits, so any average politician can govern it and achieve results. A dunce like Ben Ayade of Cross River would have looked like a genius had he governed Lagos. But people refused to understand this. The intricacies of the Nigerian society are woven in such a way that it will require actual economic intelligence and dexterity to "unpuzzle". That fool in Aso rock knows absolutely nothing about what he's doing there! |
siofra:Those Benue people are another breed entirely. Especially the ones from Vandeikya. Very weird names like Aoondaser, Oondarveh, etc. |
Faposky95:Una dey find help, still dey give bad mouth on top. Na wa! You Ghanaians and South Africans are very toxic set of people. |
Taylor92:Nana Akufo with heavy head like olden days charcoal iron na im be better President? Someone whose ineptitude has bankrupted the Ghanaian economy? Trust me, that fool is the Ghanaian version of Buhari. Cluelessness unmitigated! |
JaskanFactor:Didn't know nairaland still had people with this measure of intelligence. Last time I made a similar inference on a subject related to the basis of this thread, a few persons labeled me a twisted conspiracy theorist. Diseases, pestilences, wars, inflationary indices, negative economies, are all creations of a select few who are keen on devising means of cutting down world population. It's the reason why first world countries deliberately foist bad leaders on third world countries. Any country that is lucky enough to have a leader that will want to work towards self-sufficiency is antagonised and the said leader assassinated. Gaddafi of Libya, Yaradua of Nigeria, etc. Nations are deliberately impoverished so the populations without the means can simply die off. HIV/AIDS was not potent enough to kill Africans, so they kept experimenting. Ebola was created and brought to our shores, we all know the story. Covid ended up killing them more than the intended targets, Africans. So they hurriedly found a cure. Most wild fires in the US and Canada are not natural disasters, and some very objective minds know this. So far, the most potent tool of population reduction amongst the black race has been hunger and they keep using it. And instead of us finding ways to work together and beat the odds, we're busy fighting ourselves with religion and tribal sentiments, same ideologies they have planted in us to push for chaos. |
olaniyilukman:Trust me, I very well know this. I have never even been an advocate for elaborate burials and have always maintained that I'll rather be cremated upon my death than have my loved ones waste resources on some unnecessary burial ceremony. I only responded to that young lady's comment using her own terms. |
just2endowed:Oga, stop talking nonsense with confidence! I've been following your comments and you sound like an habitual drunk. How many Nigerians can afford vehicles manufactured by Innoson in the East and Nord Automobiles in the West? A standard 4 wheel drive with an automatic transmission and i4 engine sells for at least 6 million from Innoson. You could get an imported 2010 Tokunbo Corolla for 3.5 million naira, before the dollar shot beyond 600 naira. You blabbed about Nigerians seeking alternative means of transport if they cannot afford to buy vehicles. What alternative means? Public transport? E-hire services like Uber and bolt? Do you know how much you'll be burning monthly on transportation costs plus the inconveniences? Owning a vehicle is more cost effective when you consider that alternative. Trains? So those who don't live in Lagos should not move because they cannot access train services? What kind of vacuous brain are you walking around with? You can only talk of cutting imports when you make local contents easily accessible and affordable for your citizenry. Some of you on nairaland really give existential definitions to thoughtlessness with the kind of opinions you vomit to the reading public. |
Kukutente23:Floating of the naira and slashing of import duties are two parallel lines that never converge on any basis. The latter can be done even in the face of the former. The problem with the floating of naira policy was that it was hastily done. Leaving your currency base to be determined by the forces of market demand and supply should be an initiative to be contemplated only when you have enough local production to give strength to the currency and discourage imports. Imagine having local production and manufacturing capacity like Russia, then giving your currency the audacity to show off in the open markets and raising import duties to discourage imports and encourage local patronage. That right there, is the foundation of an economy that can show off in the face of global challenges. |
texazzpete:You're sound. You can import a vehicle for the total cost of 1.2 million naira, then spend another 1.5 million naira clearing it in Nigerian Ports, which is absolutely ridiculous. Import duties and port levies are stupendously high in Nigeria and it's not even as if the Nigerian Customs remits all of those revenues to the Federal coffers. Weirdly enough, they keep excusing this thievery with the fact they're trying to cut down on importations when we don't even have local manufacturing and assembly plants that are functional enough to meet the needs of average Nigerians. There's literally no Nord or Innoson vehicle that sells for 3 million naira. Yet the government and her agencies come up with anti-people policies with the claim of trying to boost local content patronage. Then there's the issue of the falling naira against the dollar. It takes at least 5 weeks for an imported cargo to arrive our sea ports. We all know the dollar has never been stable for one full week since 2015. So imagine the situation where the money you have for clearing becomes inadequate just because of the dwindling value of the naira. Why won't importers abandon their cargos at the Ports?! |
saphiere:Tonto Dikeh and "down to earth" have no business being in the same sentence. And she's not the one giving Mohbad a befitting burial. She's simply assuming a contributory role. |
This fucker took another man's life and was handed a 24 year jail sentence. I thought premeditated murder fetches the capital punishments of either a life imprisonment sentence or the hangman's noose? Or is it because the victim was black? |
Urheadmaster:If you sleep in a glass coffin in an air-conditioned room, trust me, you no go like stand up. |
pikechukwu6:Go make them give you money make you rent canopies and chairs for the burial ceremony, since you dey vex for who dey buy the coffin! |
Gajagojo:Are you done throwing abuses ? |
Gajagojo:😂. You sound pained. |
Gajagojo:No! Come and make me. |
OP, You're jealous. E no get any other thing wey you wan tell us. Morality Police! |
illicit:Just imagine! So when you started learning the Use of English at the basic educational foundation, your teachers abandoned alphabets, common nouns and pronouns, and began teaching you English with Verbs..😂? How do you apply verbs in any language without the use of simple pronouns? You better stop teaching people nonsense on nairaland, Oga! Good god! |
illicit:Nairaland linguist..😂 |
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