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basilico:
Poor attempt at whitewashing Biden.

basilico:
1. COVID. More died under Biden than under Trump

As of September 2024, COVID-19 was responsible for 1.2 million deaths in the U.S., with the majority of those deaths occurring during Biden’s presidency.
However, death toll figures under both the Trump and Biden administrations aren’t directly comparable because Biden has been in office for a longer period of time since the virus emerged compared to Trump. Once we account for the duration of each administration, the weekly COVID-19 mortality rate was lower on average during the period coinciding with Biden’s presidency.

https://science.feedback.org/review/higher-covid19-death-toll-under-biden-than-trump-reflects-longer-presidential-term-spent-managing-pandemic/

basilico:
Steadily bringing inflation down after his Infrastructure Reduction Act. and omnibus spending bills sent it up?

AI Overview

Inflation in the United States has been caused by a number of factors, including:

Supply chain disruptions
The COVID-19 pandemic caused supply chain issues, which led to backlogs of work orders for goods and services. This created shortages and increased demand for certain products, which contributed to inflation.

Energy prices
Energy prices, such as those for oil and natural gas, increased, making production more expensive.

Increased wages
Higher wages can contribute to inflation, as companies may raise prices to offset higher labor costs.

Import costs
When importing goods becomes more expensive, companies may pass on some of the costs to consumers.

Demand shifts
During the pandemic, demand shifted from services to goods. Stimulus programs also gave shoppers extra cash to spend.

Home prices
The cost of buying or renting a home has been a major driver of inflation, due to slow new homebuilding and older Americans not moving out of their homes as often.

Inflation is when prices increase across a sector or the economy as a whole. Economists consider an annual inflation rate of around two percentage points to be a sign of pricing stability.

zeuss:
What are the lies? Please tell us what they Lied about?

Teetee777:
The highest prices of beans in the north now are between 5k per painter for original oloyin. Beans are still very expensive in Lagos according to this information

The president is elected for a term of five years by secret ballot, without debate, by a specially convened Federal Convention which mirrors the aggregated majority position in the Bundestag (the federal parliament) and in the parliaments of the 16 German states.

https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › P...
President of Germany - Wikipedia

UncleAyo:
I'm Omoluabi, I'm Yoruba.

Adegboyega who founded SPAC Nation church said he arrived in the UK aged 25 in 2005 on a visitor’s visa but failed to legalise his stay.

The pastor said he assumed his family was handling his immigration paperwork.

“I lost track of time,” he said, referring to the nearly decade-long delay in applying to regularise his immigration status.

The 44-year-old reportedly lost his battle against deportation from the UK over an alleged £1.87 million fraud.

An immigration tribunal ruled that Adegboyega be deported to Nigeria after investigations exposed misuse of funds by his church.

https://thestreetjournal.org/real-reasons-i-overstayed-in-the-uk-tobi-adegboyega/

cococandy:
Exactly. Ontario premier vows to cut off electricity to 1.5 million American households if Trump’s tariffs on candao goes through.

Is that not an example of not thinking things through?
I bet you his thought process didn’t go far enough to wonder about the consequences of such proclamations before he started making them.

descarado:
They are frustrated souls.
It has reduced. There was a time when anytime you come to this forum it's either Nigerians are told they are zoo people, diasporians and diaspora wannabes term nigeria" that country"
Or the accent changers.
Not everybody though.

BonPatrick:
Good afternoon guys please I want to leak my ex naked pictures where she is changing clothes and also removing her clothes, which site can I post it

basilico:
Import tarriffs raised can be used to strengthen the border for instance , resulting in more local manpower getting higher wages.

descarado:
And I hate when a Nigerian cos you find yourself abroad now uses " that country". His or kits and kin are in Nigeria while he or she communicates and visits " that country "as he or she likes.
Imagine an Indian saying that country cos he has an American passport. Shior.
That is the highest level of low self esteem by Nigerians abroad. They are the ones that change their accents immediately they enter plane for the first time.
You see dome abroad with names like yours snd speak your language, they will tell you" sorry, I don't know what you are talking about". Record have it the person is not up to 3 months abroad.
Nigerians.

GloriousGbola:
passing through multiple interviews and aptitude tests or being head hunted is the same way they earned their degrees in the university - which as you have already stated is by bottom power and bribing their way into employment. did you even read what you just wrote at all? a person will first bribe hr to get them to the interview. then bribe the manager who will interview them - then bribe the head of department, then bribe the ceo in the final interview. i really have to wonder EXACTLY what working experience and exposure you had in nigeria .

Bandirao:
oga honestly this is not true we export more than we import

In the fourth quarter of 2023, Nigeria’s total trade stood at N26,801.95 billion. Exports were valued at N12,693.62 billion while imports amounted to N14,108.33 billion. On an annual basis, total trade was N71,880.01 billion, of which imports amounted to N35,917.62 billion, and exports were recorded at N35,962.39 billion.

Total exports in the quarter under review increased by 22.68% when compared to the amount recorded in the third quarter of 2023 (N10,346.60 billion) as well as by 99.60% compared to the corresponding quarter in 2022 (N6,359.61 billion). In the same vein, total imports increased by 56.04% compared to the value recorded in the third quarter of 2023 (N9,041.24 billion) and by 163.08% when compared to the value recorded in the corresponding quarter of 2022 (N5,362.83 billion).

The value of re-exports stood at N50.91 billion representing 0.40% of total exports. Details analysis on re-exports reveals that the top five re-export destinations were Malaysia, Cameroun, Italy, Ghana, and the Netherlands and the most re-exported commodity was ‘Vessels and other floating structures for breaking up. with N13.67 billion, ‘this was followed by Mechanically propelled vessels for the transport of goods, gross tonnage> 500 tonnes’ valued at N6.76 billion, ‘Other machinery of heading 84.30, not self-propelled’ amounting to N6.26 billion, Tugs and pusher craft. valued at 4.54 billion, and ‘Artificial filament tow of cellulose acetate’ valued at N2.42 billion.

Further analysis on fourth-quarter trade by partners shows that the top five export destinations in Q4, 2023 were the Netherlands with N1,910.47 billion or 15.05%, India with N1,101.47 billion or 8.68%, Spain with N1,030.09 billion or 8.11%, Canada with N907.64 billion or 7.15%, France with N799.77 billion or 6.30% of total exports. Altogether, exports to the top five countries amounted to 45.29% of the total value of exports. The largest exported product in the fourth quarter of 2023 was ‘Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, crude’ valued at N10,310.70 billion representing 81.23%, this was followed by ‘Natural gas,’ with N1,015.84 billion accounting for 8.00%, and ‘Urea, whether or not in aqueous solution’ with N251.90 billion or 1.98% of total exports.

In terms of Imports (CIF), the top five trading partners were Singapore with goods valued at N5,092.36 billion or 36.09%, China with N2,060.59 billion or 14.61%, Belgium with N1,140.97 billion or 8.09%, India with N908.59 billion or 6.44% and The United States of America with goods valued at N512.99 billion or 3.64%. The values of imports from the top five countries amounted to N9,715.50.


Data source: National Bureau of Statistics

budaatum:
Thankfully, the majority of Nigerians are not that dumb, and know that leaving education to states would only increase alimanjeris.

GloriousGbola:
the fact that you are staunchly trying to make nuanced issues into black and white implies that you apply the same rigid and stilted thinking to other matters you are commenting on.

basilico:
I don't know about her, only that she supported baby murder.

IbeOkehie:
OK please refrain from addressing me. My views should be of no interest to you.

IbeOkehie:
The people in the North have a right to pursue Boko Haram or whatever ideology they wish. It's not for Igbo or Yoruba people to dictate to them how to live their lives. How is it the business of other tribes or regions whether Northerners choose to embrace education?

basilico:
https://tfpstudentaction.org/blog/margaret-sanger-quotes

Sample of the 21 cringe Worthy quotes.

IbeOkehie:
Could you please stop personalizing the discussion? It's irritating. It's doesn't encourage a good faith discussion.

Thanks.

IbeOkehie:
Anyone can search the internet and find out. Planned Parenthood know Margaret Sanger was a well known eugenicist or whatever that believed that Negroes should be wiped out and advocated abortion as a means to promote that genocide.

cococandy:
He’s providing stats to show that planned parenthood gave more abortions to black women as if to say it’s a national conspiracy.

IbeOkehie:
As you've said repeatedly, Black Africans are natural socialists

IbeOkehie:
The Federal Ministry of Education in Nigeria should also be abolished.

The States or even counties should handle education. Government funded education in general but especially at the national level, has done more harm than good.

IbeOkehie:
2) I'm completely neutral on abortion. The fact is that Planned Parenthood was founded by Margaret Sanger as an organization to wipe out Black Americans. It's right there on the Planned Parenthood website.

liveyourlife007:
Damn. And I didn't want it to go this far. Oya I'm sorry. Forgive my insensitivity.