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subbieD:
Well,I concur only to some extent..... but u saying marriage is a prison is a No for me.before u can call marriage a prison,so many things must Aff bn considered. it can only b a prison If d woman is married out of her own will...den She's a prisoner because everyfin will b taken away from her; her joy,happiness, smiles, confident,everything Dat made her a woman she used to be....and Dat kind of husband can b called prison guard,one who punishes nd discipline d prisoner.
But, when u marry right nd I mean marry right, u will still act single almost all d time,because u won't be restricted to somethings you are used to....because he knows Uve ur life to live. Fine some of d things u do as a single lady will b crossed ,definitely. A Gud husband will always help his wife anytime as long as he is available because he knows he Dint marry a slave ,but an helper.
I knw of a couple Dat are Jst like lovely friends,d man acts like her brother ,friend to his wife ; Dats Wat is called Love.Wen u marry right, u can still hangout with ur friends, still go to Dat cinemas u love going,still have time for yourself because u are there to help......
I strongly believe marriage is more of mini heaven than prison 'when u marry right'.......
Trust me

joystickextendr:
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dharay99:

aah baba,
I'm loyal to thy wishes.

dharay99:

and why is it here?
He should even b d1 posting ds himself...

U need help like mofekú.

stonecoldcafe:
Shame on you. They are giving Naija a bad name

barcanista:
Nobody spends billions of dollars on any amnesty. How much is our revenue btw? What percentage is shared among States, FG and LGAs that "billions of dollars" will be spent on militants? Please get figures right. Though I don't believe in the amnesty stuff, rather developmental and empowerment programs shd have been pursued-but NDDC is for such purpose and has been total failure. What government should do is adopt Fiscal Federalism/resource control to allow every federating unit socio-economic power to determine their growth and development.

barcanista:
America indeed have social benefit for its unemployed citizens and some group. These people are paid stipends monthly and not thousands of dollars. The beneficiary of the programs are very minute within the American economy. The Americans also has corressponding industries that produces goods and services plus they export some of these goods. What they do is that rather than give people money, they created conducive environment for investment and work, along with favorable policies to ensure that American citizens are employed. This results in productive society and increase in the quantity of goods and services in the economy. So whatevr stipends paid to those unemployed citizens, it doesn't yield to excess money in circulation with low quantity of goods in the market. In fact, the market still seek for more buyers because the quantity of goods to be supplied is more than those demanded within the economy, hence, they result to export.

UAE pays emirati citizens good amount of money. The UAE situation is such that it has sooooooo many investors and foreign workers engaging in productive activities in the country. In fact, foreigners are more in population than citizens. The government give out money to the citizens and some of them invests in the economy. Because UAE is productive and conducive for business, more and more goods and services are produced on daily basis, the people living within the emirate could not consume them all despite that government pays a section of citizens, hence, demand is lower than quantity of goods produced. They resort to export of their products and services.

Nigeria has no conducive environment. We don't produce but we import and consume. Our local market is not even enough to satisfy our local demands in this our present poor state, not to talk of when more money is in the hands of people. We have too many unemployed and under-employed. Adopting such policies is tantamount to economic suicide that may take 100years to recover.

You get now?

anonimi:
Please share with us the source of this your FAKE information.
Thanks!

Na this kain tori people dey nack themselves enter Sahara desert plus Meditteranean Sea dey go obodo oyinbo for go collect welfare payments. When dem come reach there see sey ground nor level shame nor go gree them for return home as per dem don sell even dem family property.

PATHETIC!!!





Those who want to continue DELUDING themselves into thinking there is FREE lunch anywhere are free to do so!

barcanista:
You don't solve economic problems by dashing out money anyhow. It's like this...

Money its a valuable means that is used in exchange for goods and services in an economy. Every goods and services have corresponding value of which the money is used in purchase. Now if you share N1m to every family with no resultant increase in the quantity of goods and services in the economy, you have a problem of high demand of goods/services because there is "money" in the system, but low quantity of goods and services to be supplied. Hence, the merchant will have no choice but to increase the cost of the goods and services, by so doing affordability becomes challenging for consumers despite having "enough" money. You have a situation of too much money in circulation with relatively low buying power. Oh bros, you have a difficult situation and an economic crises. In fact, the value of the country's currency will have no choice but to depreciate. The country citizens not only goes back to economic trouble, but a situation worse than what they were before the sharing of one million each.

Hope you get it?

barcanista:
OP I guess you've heard about "inflation"? Una just wan kpafuka our economy sha

initialize:

initialize:
"even though we sell rocks, it feels good putting money in your mailbox"
- 2pac, amaru, fatal shakur - dear mama



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