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Politics › Re: ADC Raises Alarm Over Alleged Politicisation Of INEC, Police by BondRiv: 10:54pm On Jul 30
It must be a mental illness for people to want to hold on to a job they couldn't do, after four years of showcasing their incompetence.
Politics › Re: Nigeria, 12 Others Join Saudi-led Maritime Defence To Face Yemen's Houthis by BondRiv: 10:32pm On Jul 30
This clueless and corrupt government will destroy this country. One of the most incompetent governments so far and it's not even four years yet.
Phones › Re: Apart From Me, Who Else Noticed This About MTN Data? by BondRiv: 10:30pm On Jul 30
Truvelisback:
Red is also correct. It can be used as past tense.
Incorrect.
Phones › Re: Apart From Me, Who Else Noticed This About MTN Data? by BondRiv: 3:30pm On Jul 30
Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. I red about how a man matched to MTN office in anger over #45,000 disappearance of data within 4 day but I found it difficult to believe until I experienced the same too. MTN data plans don't last anymore and it's really annoying.
The past tense of read is read. Anyway, it is not news that these network providers are defrauding us. No one is truly looking out for the consumers. The government has failed.
Politics › Re: "We Have 2,000 Staff Working For 240M People" - NAFDAC Director Laments (video) by BondRiv: 3:16pm On Jul 30
Yet there are unemployed graduates looking for jobs. If proper employment is done in government agencies, they will reduce the high rate of unemployment, but corruption won't let them. Still they keep budgeting like a lot of people are working there. A broken system.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Came When Nigeria Needed Him — Okowa by BondRiv: 11:47am On Jul 28
The type of sycophancy seen among those with corruption issues.
Crime › Re: 19-Year-Old Girl Trafficked To Côte D'ivoire Is Searching For Her Family (Pics,v by BondRiv: 11:41am On Jul 28
madridguy:
Nigeria government should arrest her parent first and let them know if they've hand in trafficking their daughter to Côte d'Ivoire.
That's not how it works. You know first (through investigation of the commission of a crime) before arrest. They can be questioned though.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Commander Ali Threatens To Kill One US Soldier For Every Iranian Killed by BondRiv: 10:38pm On Jul 25
The U.S. hegemony is sustained by wars and conflicts. Don't expect peace soon.
Politics › Re: There’s Nowhere Like Home” – Tinubu Appeals To Nigerian Doctors Abroad To Return by BondRiv: 10:36pm On Jul 25
Fix the country and stop disturbing people hustling overseas. Common steady power supply you can't provide. Nonsense.
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Imposes New 12.5% Tariff On Nigerian Exports Over Forced Labour by BondRiv: 10:34pm On Jul 25
You can't appease a bully. This our incompetent and corrupt government wasting our money on PR in the U.S. has refused to accept that. We continue to be heavily reliant on U.S. related things, including their currency. Pity.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Delivered By Iraq PM — NYT by BondRiv: 6:01pm On Jul 24
It is never genuine.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Foreign Minister "Charges Fee Passage By Countries With The Continents" by BondRiv: 5:58pm On Jul 24
voortrekker966:
Basic knowledge of geography would have educated you to know that multiple countries have shores on the gulf and is a natural passage created by nature. The other passages like Suez and Panama are man made. So tell me why Iran is entitled to charge fees on the strait.
You are just dancing with language. The U.S. can decide to do it tomorrow and you will be mute. Same Trump talked about the U.S. charging fees in the Strait. It is purely a political decision.

The U.S. literally violated intentional law by invading Venezuela and kidnapped its president. Sovereignty and sovereign immunity were thrown to the wind. They arraigned the president of another country in New York like a shoplifter. Enough of this hypocrisy.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Accuses U.S. Of Striking IRGC Naval Headquarters In Northern Province by BondRiv: 5:41pm On Jul 24
tonididdy:
Iran should just be the bigger person and submit

Because no manner of attack on Us bases can be equal to direct attacks on Iranian soil unless they can strike targets in the USA and that'll be suicide
Submit to what? Are we returning to slavery? To your point about striking USA soil, that would have ended this war a long time ago. There is already a growing opposition to this war. So if their soil was being hit, Americans would have revolted against their government to stop the war.

Look at when any tragedy strikes the USA and see how their populace react. This is why the government goes about building military bases overseas to get the war far from home.

Same with UK. A strike on their soil will reset their brains immediately. Nevertheless, those dying on those foreign military bases are still Americans and contributes to political pressure at home.
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala's Response On Why Insecurity Persists Despite FG's Intervention by BondRiv: 8:00pm On Jul 23
The quality of people advising Tinubu. This one is also an official of the government and people expect things to get better? Smh.
Politics › Re: Meet Ikemefuna William George Okeke ,the Man Scamming Atiku In The Name Of Lobby by BondRiv: 7:56pm On Jul 23
They always have dodgy names. The same lobbying firm hounding Tinubu's government. They deserve each other. Allegations of fraud everywhere.
Politics › Re: Oduko Soludo Graduates With First Class In Neuroscience From UK University by BondRiv: 7:50pm On Jul 23
Bmaster:
Only ozonna and his chi really knows his problems,like bro isn't concerned!
Mind your business.
Politics › Re: Oduko Soludo Graduates With First Class In Neuroscience From UK University by BondRiv: 7:48pm On Jul 23
Risingblue008:
If a law should be passed that all political leaders 1-3 children must attend state or federal schools and see how these political leaders will react.
Who will pass the law? They are the ones in government.
Politics › Re: Presidency Purported Trump Letter To Tinubu Fabricated – US Lobbyist by BondRiv: 7:41pm On Jul 23
So a U.S. Lobbying firm is now investigating our government? What a shame.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Foreign Minister "Charges Fee Passage By Countries With The Continents" by BondRiv: 7:35pm On Jul 23
Please charge your fees Iran. The U.S. is the definition of hypocrisy.
Politics › Re: Ted Cruz: Nigeria Chose PR Campaign Over Tackling Insecurity by BondRiv: 7:31pm On Jul 23
Even lying Ted as he was fondly called by Trump is now addressing our government. This government keeps bringing shame to Nigeria. Wasting our money on PR.
Politics › Re: Release The Letter Nigerian Govt First Wrote To Trump - Rufai Oseni (Video) by BondRiv: 7:21pm On Jul 23
Issues like this exist because the government lacks integrity.
Politics › Re: Frm. Ekiti Governor Fayemi Fingered In Car Purchase Mess Involving ‘mistress’ by BondRiv: 7:12pm On Jul 23
This issue will be resolved in court, since the lady has refused to honour the terms of settlement.

This is yet another episode of how the irresponsible lifestyle of our politicians damage not only the country, but also businesses.

If this country is not a joke, tell me why an entire business with its various offices should be shut down because of a single contractual dispute?

The level of impunity is disgusting.
Politics › Re: Fasola Breaks Silence On Tinubu And The 2027 Elections by BondRiv: 7:03pm On Jul 23
Mrchippychappy:
one of the worse, if not the worst minister of Power we have ever had
He is certainly competing with Adelabu for that prize.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US House Passes Record $1.15 Trillion Defence Bill To Fund Iran War by BondRiv: 6:47pm On Jul 23
WriteerNg:
The US military is well known for paying exorbitant amounts for even the littlest of things.

The US army once paid $42000 for an item originally sold for $62. That's how bad it is for them.

What China or Russia will buy with $32 billion, it'll take the US $5 trillion to buy the exact same thing.[/b]
A very corrupt process with kickbacks. Just like when Donald Rumsfeld casually held a press conference and announced the Pentagon had lost trillions. U.S. Congress has been bought by lobbyists and special interests, while the executive branch has the same issue and is controlled by the military industrial complex. Those politicians get compensated by military contractors. The Pentagon isn't spending that much to do anything. It is how the government officials get paid. They are not living on their official salaries with some engaging in inside trading.

Foreign Affairs › Re: US House Passes Record $1.15 Trillion Defence Bill To Fund Iran War by BondRiv: 6:25pm On Jul 23
The U.S. hegemony is maintained by wars. It is not a surprise that they are the world's largest arm producer. Always money for war, but never for taking care of the people. Same country is ravaged by homelessness and inaccessible healthcare. The military industrial complex wins again.
Politics › Re: FG Confirms Plan To Scrap Power Subsidy Across Nigeria by BondRiv: 3:27pm On Jul 23
Greyworld:
Stop saying this without putting it into real context. So minimum wage is 70k a month, how much or how many percent of the minimum wage should go into electricity bill and and pray tell how much you think or know people pay already. This will enable us know if we are paying enough or not.

Because you cant expect a household whose income is 200 monthly to pay 50k for 24/7 electricity. That wont make much sense.

Edited: so I did a lil research and for Band A, a kw is 209- 225 so a household using 200kw a month pays up to 45k monthly. Not sure how accurate this research is but thats about 64% of the minimum wage.

Now in Manitoba, (one of the cheapest in canada) it's cost about 220 dollars monthly thats about 7.8% of the minimum wage.

Finally , we shouldnt just look at it from a point of high cost to better value, some other intricacies are involved and that is where the government, good government comes in.
Don't mind those people who always make references without context. Mostly a propaganda tool.
Politics › Re: FG Confirms Plan To Scrap Power Subsidy Across Nigeria by BondRiv: 3:24pm On Jul 23
Listening to Bretton Woods institutions. They only know how to cut subsidies, but continue stealing the money.
Romance › Re: "Men Are Obsessed With Marriage Because They Get Free Sex And Chef"– Lady Claims by BondRiv: 3:15pm On Jul 23
A chef is a professional cook, not all women are. The top chefs in the world are men. As for marriage, women have always been the ones obsessed with it. They have a biological clock. Nothing is free anyway.
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala Raises Up Two Hands During Channels Television Interview by BondRiv: 3:11pm On Jul 23
The whole thing is a circus. These are the officials of state. A government without any iota of integrity.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Doesn’t Have Enough Missiles To Return To All-out War With Iran by BondRiv: 3:09pm On Jul 23
Kukutente23:
Israel is occupying Gaza and Southern Lebanon to rid them of terrorist infestation. You surely can't expect Israel to fold its arms and allow its borders to be taken over by terrorists. US have bases with the approval of the host countries. US US the reason why we have the little peace we have. Remove US and there'll be a full blown jihad in a few years
You must not know about the actions of the CIA and Mossad. Like when the American people were lied to about the 911 false flag operation to justify the invasion of the Middle East. This is just the aftermath. Regarding terrorism, who creates and funds these groups? Hillary Clinton stated in a congressional hearing that terrorist groups they are fighting today, they funded. They create and fund these groups. Same thing with drug trafficking. People are just lazy and gullible to discover the truth about the world they live in. So they accept state-sponsored, mainstream talking points.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US, Saudi Arabia Set to Announce Civilian Nuclear Agreement by BondRiv: 10:15pm On Jul 22
MrPresident1:
As one person already said, it could be the tradeoff to sign the Abraham accords with Israeli
Story. Didn't you read that the Israeli's voiced their criticisms? What will actually move the needle in that regard is Israel stopping its illegal occupation of Gaza.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US, Saudi Arabia Set to Announce Civilian Nuclear Agreement by BondRiv: 10:12pm On Jul 22
The hypocrisy of the U.S. on display again.

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