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Xscape1993:Appreciate that supposed boundless love by properly using the senses you are given. |
Bebigiby1:I think "this year" is optimistic, but I'm going to chose to believe you. |
Bebigiby1:Well, that minority will need to be a significant fearless few to stand up to the majority who perpetuate the injustice and bad governance. And I strongly believe that day is nigh, though it may be after worse days than today and after many have died of the hunger and starvation that injustice and bad governance enables and promotes. |
Bebigiby1:Not every one of 200 million Nigerians want to fix their country. Many more would rather become these so called "evil politicians occupying public offices oppressing Nigerian". And to think they "are not more than 1000 people" just shows you don't understand the extent of our problem. After all, millions of us elected those 1000. I'd say it is our 200 million Nigerians that need to be fixed for our country to be fixed. From the civil servant who collects a bribe to do their job, to the streetwalker who throws rubbish on the street, and the fool who ignorantly votes emilokan or tribe or religion instead of policies and credibility. We create our unfixed Nigeria, and once we stop unfixing Nigeria, Nigeria will begin to be fixed. We must start by fixing the brain in our heads, and that, the search for a good education, is a reason to japa, in my opinion. |
Tell it to Dr Chris. He has temporarily japad. Sunnyadius: |
In Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, Yuval Noah Harari described an apple farmer battering apples for a pair of shoes. He also pointed out the difficulty of trading barley for a divorce. Its a good read, or listen. https://hdaudiobooks.net/sapiens-a-brief-history-of-humankind-audiobook/ |
ENTDaily:Last race George seemed to have not had a "very aggressive driving style", and adopted a "preserve-the-tyres-at-all-costs style of driving", which allowed him to finish ahead of.everyone else, so I guess its safe to say he's learned a lot from Hamilton to good effect. |
I so hate the irresponsibility of voters who always blame others and not ourselves! ![]() That is who and what we the people of Osun State elected. And if we don't like it, we should elect something else at the next opportunity. And for those of you who want to claim we did not elect him and he stole it, please blame thieves for stealing what you did not protect at all. |
StillDtruth:
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"Love of learning", the article says, and not 'love of god'! |
IjeBos:Not as sh*t as watching pussy grabber with his 3 daughters and claiming pussy made Kamala.
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No it can't, so long as we keep expecting angels to make our Nigeria work for us, as its like relying on fairies. |
Chad does sound like punishment. Like where people are sent to be killed. Lol! |
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kkins25:I listened. It was 2 idiots playing diq. Meanwhile. Tesla’s highly anticipated self-driving taxi has been beset by delays because the artificial intelligence powering it is addicted to social media.
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Kyrgiakos14:Of course I am well. Have you solved you hunger problem? |
Poor sods.
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basilico:It was not an individual that sentenced the individual you are crying for. Hate speech is determined by the law! |
DMCY:Sir, this is the danger of market controls. You can not force a seller to sell at a loss. Come on, just think. What would you do if you go market to buy something to sell and someone tells you you must sell at a price that is less than what you paid for it or that is just not profitable enough for you? Is your business a charity, I would ask you. Market sellers are not tied to anyone market, and will take their produce to sell in the market that profits them. It is not their concern if you starve. They are not your papa or mama!
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oluxy:I do know what association is causing. They are creating a monopoly in the market so only they can set prices, and in most countries that would be illegal. If Kabiyesi were serious, he would perhaps include the transport association that set transport prices too, but he hasn't, and has set price for the sellers alone. This is not a job for Kabiyesi, but a job for government. Thankfully, this very wise Kabiyesi has set the ball roiling so it has become a topic of discussion. In the end, some people will not be able to control a market that ought to be free. And that would hopefully include the market of wages too so workers get what they are worth. |
basilico:Educate yourself please. There is no right to bigoted false speech in UK.
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basilico:I'm delighted that promoting hatred is already a crime. |
alphaNomega:I had over 20 mentions telling me off for not being pleased that Kabiyesi fixed my wages for growing my crops. I would have told them all to go read the very wonderful Atlas Shrugged and Fountainhead, but I don't want to introduce them to the obnoxious (my opinion) Ayn Rand. It might make them understand that Kabiyesi does not own all the markets I can take my crops to go sell. |
alphaNomega:I agree. Now, we just need to understand that there is or there should be a free market in wages too, and tell government to go suck their 70k minimum wage. Especially now they've increased the judiciary's by 300%. https://www.nairaland.com/8184127/tinubu-okays-300-salary-rise |
alphaNomega:I do not complain when pump price of petrol goes up. https://www.nairaland.com/8174367/petroleum-scarcity-nnpcls-shady-deals#131312142 In fact, if I were to complain about anything, its that Nigerians accept such low wages! |
ayjay45:Please try both and come back to educate us. |
StillDtruth:Here. I'm reminded of you. https://www.nairaland.com/6319053/when-eve-charged-court-charges#97197951 |
One Kabiyesi fixed the price we must sell crops without first fixing the rain! budaatum: |
Babalegba:I'm going to limit my response to only you since you've expressed the the predominant support for Kabiyesi's price fix. You see, before Kabiyesi fixed the price of the crops I planted, Kabiyesi failed to fix the rain that I needed to grow the crops, and those crops, which I borrowed money that Kabiyesi failed to fix the interest of to plant, are now withering in the heat and are dying. And the little if any at all I can salvage from what I planted must now be sold to pay for the land and the labour and the loan plus the interest with some left over to feed me too. Can you perhaps now see why Kabiyesi's market might not be the market for me? Please see here that Kabiyesi did not first fix the rain. https://www.nairaland.com/8180492/farmers-howre-coping-drought#131420922 |
basilico:Musk did not interview dump and you know that. They sat there and jerked each other off. |
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