Dem sprinkle Maggi with enough Cameroun pepper for diz one tozo brain
DonXavi: I was wondering that I didn't hear that any one was shot or killed. But if it was in the Southeast that you heard that a group attempted to invade the government house to hoist their flag, you would've been seeing pictures flying around of scores of dead bodies. It's like the military or police intervention here applied so much caution in this operation to avoid casualties because of the region involved.
Coming from one whose father have no single block to his name.... unfortunate being from the region of "brown Cameroun zinc sheet. A.k.a SADWASTE
WizardOfNG: lol. You’re the kid mate. A very unexposed one at that too. What level of service do you think this woman is rendering for you to claim she is fortunate to be employed by Air peace? You lot are not sophisticated at all.
It is like saying the Indians Dangote employs to manage his businesses are fortunate’ when the reality is that they are a crucial part of the success of Dangote’s businesses and were likely headhunted with considerable remuneration for their specialist skills.
In fact that is a good example because it shows Dangote feels those expatriates are better than anything Nigeria has to offer and therefore went in uncompromisingly to bring them here to work for him.
For his private business, Dangote prefers Indians rather than deploy his own to pay homage to quota system or ethnic chauvinism.
The way you guys talk shows why you do best at petty trading while Yorubas are far better than you at big businesses plus managing men and resources allied with merging complex components of big businesses for profit and success.
Another bigotry idjiots mis-capping again...d question was "will a Yoruba man employ an Igbo person to that position??,if I'd say, you just dey talk plenty rubbish like who forgwt him sense for house
WizardOfNG: You people like to delude yourselves. Big and multinational businesses leave no room for quota system or ethnic chauvinism in employment therefore Igbos, Yorubas or Hausa/Fulanis have no choice but to employ the best, regardless of their ethnicity,
That is the deal with Onyeama who is just doing what is best for his business.
To note Igbos are not the tolerant folks you are shamelessly trying to pass them off as, look at the apprentice system that only uses Igbo.
It is about petty trading and a level the real nature of Igbos can be visible because it is largely unregulated, untaxed and cannot be easily sanctioned.
Many Nigerians, like Aisha Yesufu, have condemned the Igbo apprentice system for it patently bigoted outlook.
I believe you people just love talking in hope you can deceive with lies, revisionism and tales at odd with reality. That is why you always wish to pretend you’re one thing yet reality shows you are the opposite entirely.
You still repeat d thrash u just commented above....your bigotry no gree see front not to talk of speaking the truth...tuehh!!!
WizardOfNG: lol. You’re a petty hustler so you cannot understand the rarified stratosphere some technocrats exist in because of their exclusive skillset.
Of course she is not the only Nigerian fit for the job but she is in a small group of those who have the technocratic skills to excel in the role. That’s the point.
As for your dumb question, fault Tinubu’s appointees for lack of meritorious deployment and we can talk.
Otherwise I just see the usual and expected overreaction of a people who have shouted ‘marginalization’ and ‘discrimination’, since the 1940s, simply because they are dismissive of the talent of others and feel they alone must be be in charge of everything and everyone
pandoragirigory: Thanks for telling me your mother's full name, you said the imp is anu, EZI offia idjiot, Nke mbu ezi'nulo ya, so also got involved with unknown gunmen, buy plastic bags for her instead of condom
Hunger go beat till u and ur household go run into extinct, if you know what that means....otondo no go hustle dey wait for PO to give u free borehole....anu!!!
pandoragirigory: Akuya, you don't have to call people your mother's name, the fact that you are hungry and deprived of basic needs like water does make everyone subdue and limited like you. keep your hunger in your family, we eat international chicken
This are the same ppl who claimed to be on fasting in a so called holy month of Ramadan ...una never still tell me diz kine God una dey fast for...to get sense no go ever fit happen for north again....declare election today, and see them totally forgetting all this suffers and still put one otondo alhaji to rule over dia affairs... joining those ppl with southerners is a big curse believe it or not..una fitbstill block una old man after diz post of mine @werey admins
ManirBK: There is massive looting of palliatives grains and other stuff just now in Birnin kebbi Kara Market. The remaining palliatives grains means for peaple were diverted or sold to Marketers in Birnin kebbi.
The shops in Kara Market where the palliatives were hide and kept were attacked by some angry youth with looters making away with foodstuffs and other items.
Armed policemen on guard duty at the market fired gunshots in the air and chased away the youth. For me, the officials that diverted the palliatives should be arrested and prosecuted
Abeg sharrap and stop sounding like a product of paternity fraud
Jogs1900: Kiddo,Your response shows that sense is far from you.Are you exposed to family issues? Did Mohbad ever doubt the child's paternity? Even the so called Mohbads dad didn't doubt the paternity of the child.That's what a judge will ask Mohbads dad. All this back and forth is because of Mohbad's estate. Imagine someone whose son died less than a year ago and the so-called Mohbad dad already started wearing Mohbad clothes.
If not by intimidation, they would have gotten a court document for the DNA.
Since Mohbad didn't doubt the child's paternity, it's none of anybody's business. Mohbads dad is simply a busybody. Yes, that's what they will call him in the court.Mohbad is dead..Since nobody doubted the child's paternity before the dad died, the child belongs to Mohbad.
Akuya shut dat tin u call mouth and take ur household elements with u and go fetch the free water...hungry man wey no fit afford water if no b free borehole
Pgirigory: Good gesture, see the water running fast The same thing Peter girigory Obi was gathering 20 cameramen to snap every angle is what a small did without making noise
chaddy16: Despite having the means to enhance their lives in Nigeria, a significant number of these people chose to invest extensively in migrating abroad without fulfilling the required education and skill criteria. Before departing, many of these people thrived in Nigeria, boasting successful businesses, high paying jobs and properties. However, the temptations of peer pressure and a desire to showoff their big man status to many Nigerians influenced their decision to migrate. Sad
The Chairman of the Tricycle Owners and Operators Association of Nigeria (TOOAN) Zone H, Lagos State, Mr Akintoye Benson is dead.
Benson, who was also an aide to the Chairman of the Lagos Chapter of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, Musiliu Akinsanya, aka MC Oluomo, reportedly died on Thursday night in a ghastly motor accident on the Third Mainland Bridge.
Ogunseye Vincent, a close associate of Benson confirmed his demise in a post shared on his Facebook page on Friday.
Seyi TINUBU is that you....if na u,signify so that thunder no go miss him way 🤨
seunmsg: This is no propaganda as Bloomberg is not a propaganda platform like AriseTV and People’s Gazette.
Slowly, the reforms are paying off. It may appear little with minimal impact for now but in no time, the impact will be felt in all aspect of the economy. We just need to be patient and endure for a while, Mr. President will fix the economy.
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I just slapped and kicked almajiris this morning....una go learn REAL HARD...no b only Allah messenger na FACEBOOK MESSENGER..
akinsmail51: Anas Bin Maalik [may Allaah be pleased with him] reported that the people said,
“O Allaah’s Messenger! Prices have gone up, so fix prices for us”.
So, Allaah’s Messenger [peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him] said, “Allah is the one Who fixes prices, Who withholds, gives lavishly and provides, and I hope that when I meet Allah, none of you will have any claim on me for an injustice regarding blood or property”.
[Saheeh Sunan Abee Dawud. Number 3450]
Shaikhul Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah [may Allaah have mercy upon him] said:
High increases in prices and their decreases are among those events that none brings about except Allaah alone and nothing can occur from it except by Allaah’s Will, but He [Glory be He and free is He from all imperfections] has made some of the actions of His slaves the cause of some incidents, just as He made the deed of killing of a killer a cause of the death of the victim, and the increase in prices may be due to the injustice of the people, and the decrease may be due to the benevolence of some people.
Domaining101: This is a very big lie please, where do you guys get such info? I earning 25k a month as a single bachelor in Lagos and that is enough to carter for all my needs including light bill, fuel, food, clothing e.t.c, let alone 100k.. I think alot of Nigerians are just over exaggerating the situation of thing, just trying to making things look as if it's extremely terrible
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Recardo: I see people are gearing up for protest and strikes due to this crazy inflation and hardship. But nobody don give this out of control economy any name.
Make i start my own - Tinubuflation
Let's continue, the best name will be used in the protests.
ogododo: President Bola Tinubu is frantically soliciting governors to induce Islamic clerics in their respective states with largesse during the Ramadan fasting period, particularly to ask them to refrain from preaching sermons that can turn the people against his government and trigger turmoil amid widespread hunger, insecurity and economic crisis assailing his tenure.
Mr Tinbu appealed to the governors “to leverage the auspicious opportunity of the Ramadan period to promote peaceful co-existence.” This leveraging, sources confirmed to Peoples Gazette involves providing largesse to the clerics and CSOs.
In a confidential memo sent on the president’s behalf by Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) George Akume to all 36 governors on February 27, Mr Tinubu stated that he desired to “sensitise” radical Islamic clerics from leading “inciting sermons during the upcoming Ramadan,” anticipated to commence March 10.
“As part of the measures, Islamic preachers were being sensitised to moderate and avoid comments capable of misleading their followers or pitching them against the Government,” the memo stressed. “This is necessary considering the increasing calls by various groups including, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), for mass action over the rising cost of living and insecurity across the States of the Federation.”
The so-called sensitisation was aimed at dialling down the rage citizens felt towards the government through sermons that encourage peace and forbid demonstrations at a time when the nation was facing its worst cost-of-living crisis.
“It would be appreciated if Your Excellency could engage religious leaders, CSOs and other critical stakeholders particularly, the Nigeria Council of Ulamas at both the state and the local government levels to leverage the auspicious opportunity of the Ramadan period to promote peaceful co-existence in the country,” Mr Tinubu pleaded through his SGF last Wednesday.
Sources told The Gazette that some states said they would follow the recommendation and induce clerics and civil rights groups with largesse to deploy a measured tone at this critical period for the country.
Some critics have recently said the president is facing public denunciation because he did not have a strong mandate to begin with, having scored only 36 per cent of the vote cast during last year’s presidential election. However, the administration has rejected such a notion as unfounded.
The Presidency did not immediately respond to a request for comments on the memo urging governors to cajole Islamic clerics with largesse during Ramadan.
With Nigeria’s dire economy worsened by galloping inflation, citizens are frustrated and angrily charged. A sermon criticising the government could spark weeks-long demonstrations across the entire nation in a manner akin to the 2020 EndSARS nationwide protests.
Already, there were protests in Kano, Oyo, Osun and Niger where residents remonstrated in anguish, labelling Mr Tinubu “a thief.”
The National Bureau of Statistics revealed in January that Nigeria’s inflation had jumped to record highs, placing 29.9 per cent. This consequently drove food prices beyond affordability for most income earners, especially since the minimum wage stood at N30,000, about $10.
A market survey by The Gazette showed that a single packet of 70g Indomie noodles, which sold for about N150 as of June 2023, when Mr Tinubu became president, sold for about N350 last month. A 50kg bag of rice, which sold for about N30,000 in June 2023, jumped to N80,000 in February 2024.
Soaring food prices evidence the inefficiency of policies like naira floating and fuel subsidy removal, which Mr Tinubu deployed to supposedly improve the economy.
The floating of the naira drastically plunged the Nigerian currency into dire straits, and it exchanged at a historic high of nearly N2000 against one dollar in February.
The government gave Nigerians palliatives of N35,000 for three months to soften the blow dealt by the fuel subsidy removal. Still, the masses lamented that the money was only a drop in the ocean and was insufficient to mollify.
Last December, Mr Tinubu engaged the services of road transportation companies and halved transport fares for Nigerians travelling across the country for the yuletide. Train tickets to and from Lagos to Ibadan were also given to commuters at no cost.
In 2024, Nigeria Customs Service likewise sold 25kg bags of rice at N10,000 as against the market price of N40,000 to cushion the cost-of-living crisis, but the turnout was so massive that no fewer than seven persons perished in the stampede.
The president is also trying to market Nigeria among its international counterparts, including the Emir of Qatar, whom he persuaded over the weekend to invest in the Nigerian economy.
Just last month, Mr Tinubu directed the nation’s agriculture ministry to distribute about 42,000 metric tonnes of grain, including maize, millet and garri, to citizens to ease the economic hardship.
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