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I am going to put this down as the promotion of Fulani hatred, and it is similar to Igbo hatred, and its a pity its by my own Yoruba people promoting that we are full of hatred. Shame! |
bemeruca:Explaining would make you relevant, so no. |
doncartel:His sort would never give scholarships to people because he knows he can't take back their learning. |
What's the difference, apart from the price? https://nigeriapropertycentre.com/for-sale/commercial/churches/showtype
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CyrusVI:Read the fuqing article! |
bemeruca: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3_MZBCAcbE?si=8IHXcsqGdNeY9cTm I so love how she's made you irrelevant and ignorable, and won't be surprised when you start calling her Mr Harris for the attention. |
Thanks for posting this kobo. Read it elsewhere and came to find it here. |
We just need to hope they keep doing what gets them that crude oil.
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Chief Executive Officer of Cowry Assets Management Ltd, Johnson Chukwu, has obviously not heard of the fuel subsidy that NNPC is supposedly not paying. https://dailytrust.com/nnpc-confirms-payment-but-says-its-not-for-fuel-subsidy/
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kedeojo:Every year, there's an item in the local government budget of the Orolu Kingdom for the tarring of Janta-Jamodo, except there's no road in the Orolu Kingdom called Janta-Jamodo. There's Palace Road that does go between Janta and Jamodo but that's not the road, they'd tell you, since Palace Road is already tarred and doesn't need retarring except when it does and is budgeted for separately. Janta-Jamodo however does need tarring, and is budgeted for every year and the contract is awarded and paid for. We would want to praise the effort of the Orolu Local government for the continued annual tarring of Janta-Jamodo, but attempts to find out who the contract was awarded to is as elusive as the elusive Janta-Jamodo they claim was tarred, annually. |
Now please write the "wickedness of farmers" who jack up the price of the food they grow. And after that, write about the wickedness of the transporter of the farmers produce who charge more to transport the food. And don't forget please to write about the wickedness of the petrol seller who jacks up petrol price for the transporter. And also the local government who jacks up local tax for the foodseller in the name of IGR. And consider the rain gods who have been skimpy with heavenly water lately! I could go on and on here, but please write about just these few first, so we can all be angry at the food seller for not subsidising your daily bread like NNPC claims they aren't. Oh! And perhaps after all that, mind your tribalism! ![]()
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Or perhaps we might some day educate ourselves and learn to stop making the same stupid mistake. In 2002, the Nigerian government under Olusegun Obasanjo concessioned the project to Japanese Kobe Steel in an attempt at revitalization, however without much success. In 2004, the project was again transferred, this time to Ispat Industries. The deal was financed by Global Infrastructure Holdings Limited (GIHL) (now Global Steel Holdings Limited, GSHL), which is chaired by Indian steel magnate Pramod Mittal. The concession ended in 2008 after the government accused GIHL of asset-stripping. GIHL then sued Nigeria at International Chamber of Commerce.[6] The dispute was initially resolved in 2016, with Nigeria regaining control of the Ajaokuta Steel Mill in exchange for GIHL retaining the Nigerian Iron Ore Mining Company (NIOMCO) operating at Itakpe.[7][8] In 2022, the Nigerian government paid $496 million to GSHL to settle the claims.[9] |
Biodun556:Don't mind those "some people". Ogun State has consulted babalawo and done the necessary and will win this case. The Chinese company will even have to compensate Ogun State and every Nigerian for causing us loss of reputation. Register here to receive your share. |
I actually expected 2000 Naira to the dollar during Buhari's term, and I'm surprised it never got there, but with NNPC's fake non-subsidy and Nigeria living on loans, I'd now bet 3k to the dollar and petrol at 2k a litre and bread made with sawdust. My desire not to depress anyone or get stoned is why I did not say 5k to the dollar, note. And I'm praying I am wrong. |
rdsco:The subsidy generation. They don't seem to know life is hard. Lishet: |
rdsco:He's here praying (begging) for food too, so I guess he hasn't learnt yet. |
He is having fun they say. And hopefully he's using condoms when he catches his fun so he does not catch Hiv and Aids and bring his fun home to you. It's been a year. How far? |
You don't deal with such parents. You know they can not feed you, so you need to start looking for ways to feed yourself instead of seeking alternative parents to beg from. Life can be hard for some like that, so either swim or sink. |
If it were better presented and if the sausages didn't look like they came out of a jar, why not?
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If this were a 1979 car we were trying to revive, someone would tell me its a vanity job, done for show, and there's no way it could perform like a 2024 car though the cost of revival might likely be enough to buy a 2024 car. But I'm expected to believe a steel plant built in 1979 would be productive today and produce steel cheaper than can be imported from China. Thankfully, those we are taking loans to come revive it for us know we have presidential jets they can confiscate if we don't pay up. In 2002, the Nigerian government under Olusegun Obasanjo concessioned the project to Japanese Kobe Steel in an attempt at revitalization, however without much success. In 2004, the project was again transferred, this time to Ispat Industries. The deal was financed by Global Infrastructure Holdings Limited (GIHL) (now Global Steel Holdings Limited, GSHL), which is chaired by Indian steel magnate Pramod Mittal. The concession ended in 2008 after the government accused GIHL of asset-stripping. GIHL then sued Nigeria at International Chamber of Commerce.[6] The dispute was initially resolved in 2016, with Nigeria regaining control of the Ajaokuta Steel Mill in exchange for GIHL retaining the Nigerian Iron Ore Mining Company (NIOMCO) operating at Itakpe.[7][8] In 2022, the Nigerian government paid $496 million to GSHL to settle the claims.[9]The below is dated Friday, 5 Jan 2024 1:20:50. The Nigerian government has commenced discussions with renowned Chinese Company, Luan Steel Holding Group to build a new Steel Plant in Nigeria and commence the building of military hardwares in Ajaokuta Steel Plant. |
Yes you can wait and will wait, since you have no plans to kill yourself and go join him. Or do you? |
I wonder if this new tax law would stop iyalojs from collecting separate market fees and local government taxing for igr. |
I wish Nigeria had elected a different party at the last election so these sort of deals could be revealed. Thankfully, there's another election in 2027, and 2031, and 2035, and 3027. And we Nigerians can not continuously choose to cover our eyes forever so we don't see. |
RepoMan007:Zaria is not Ibadan? Damn! I thought it was. The Zaria purchase was not in the same year neither, nor under the same government or conditions! Exchange rates were different. Minimum wage was different, and peoples' satisfaction or dissatisfaction was not the same. Now compare. |
Meanwhile, UK sells Israel its genocide tools. https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-9964/
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BATified23:You being sarcy? You should wish this man had been head of state and president of Nigeria before. If what you are sure of were true, Nigeria would be heaven with constant electricity and plenty and peace by now.
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Skooltynz:I read your post. Please help me with .1k |
Floky215:Even when it means chasing people off land that is already owned and developed, because who cares about those non-jewish people? https://embraceme.org/blog/settlers-and-settlements-a-guide https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2017/06/israel-occupation-50-years-of-dispossession/
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Gandollar for President Of Chad! ![]() Though I must confess that I don't trust we Nigerians not to elect him or sit at home and let him win with low turnout. budaatum: |
I thought it would be a lot less than this. Seriously like 8-12 tomatoes! Here is 2021 in Zaria for comparison. https://www.nairaland.com/6389889/see-tomatoes-onions-bought-50 |
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