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If the Nigerian government wants to establish a refinery within 6 months, one potential strategy could be to acquire the existing Dangote refinery. Here's how: 1. Demarket the Refinery: Start by subtly demarketing the refinery to create doubt among investors. This could include highlighting potential risks or issues. This happened during the interview NMDPRA 2. Wait for Investor Sell-Off: As confidence drops, investors may start selling their shares, reducing the refinery's market value. 3. Government Acquisition: Once the value decreases, the government can step in and purchase the refinery at a lower price. This approach could expedite the process, allowing the government to take control of an existing refinery rather than building one from scratch... |
Vulcan24:properties belong to the children, you are correct. The house the man lived in belongs to the wife. In this case it's the woman's property. Kiss the truth. |
chidiokay:Compensated how? The house always belongs to the mother. She will live there till the day she dies. Other properties can be shared. Lastly the court will rule in her favour if there is no will. |
MasterJayJay:True |
Solofresh2:Is Ruth the only one that consumes Fufu? |
The farmers are collecting loans from the government meanwhile the people are hungry. These farmers are not going into farming. These farmers are living the life that's why prices are going up. Fufu size is going down. Not fair for people who consume lots of Fufu. These farmers needs to be arrested and they need to pay back their grants and loans #Bringbackourfufu #Bringbackourfufu |
The size of fufu has been a topic of concern for many years, with the once-ubiquitous staple food competing with buns and puff-puff in terms of size. However, it's not just the size that's the issue - it's the prices that have made it inaccessible to the less privileged. Fufu, once a staple food for many, has become a luxury item, with prices skyrocketing from 50 naira to 100 or even 200 naira per serving. The farmers, who are responsible for providing this essential food staple, have been offering various excuses for the decrease in size and increase in price. However, it's clear that their excuses are nothing more than a facade for their own greed. They claim to be providing food for the people, but in reality, they are lining their own pockets with profits from loans by the government while leaving the less privileged to go hungry. The situation is dire, and something needs to be done to address it. It's time for the people to wake up and take action. The call to "bring back our fufu" is not just a slogan - it's a cry for justice and fairness. The people are demanding that the farmers stop exploiting them and start providing a decent size and price for this essential food staple. But it's not just the farmers who are to blame. The government also bears some responsibility for allowing this situation to persist. They must hold the farmers accountable for their actions and ensure that they are providing fair prices for fufu. Furthermore, some have attributed the recent attacks by Fulani herdsmen on farmers as a form of divine retribution for their greed and dishonesty. While this may be an extreme view, it highlights the widespread resentment towards the farmers' actions. In conclusion, the situation with fufu is unacceptable, and something needs to be done to address it. The people demand fair prices and decent sizes for this essential food staple. It's time for the farmers to stop exploiting them and start providing a service that benefits everyone. #Bringbackourfufu #Bringbackourfufu
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Handing over to Tinubu is against the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria https://www.nairaland.com/7629093/inaugurating-tinubu-may-29-breach |
Inaugurating Tinubu on march 29 is against the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria https://www.nairaland.com/7629093/inaugurating-tinubu-may-29-breach |
Inaugurating Tinubu on May 29 will be a breach of the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria. This should not happen |
One of the urchins representing Tinubu is looking for answers |
bcomputer101:If I was supporting Tinubu in my town, no one will ever call me a Yoruba name. Why would they call you an Igbo name. This shows the rate of tribalism in your area |
I can't vote so you shouldn't count me in |
Nice |
Emekaonline:Omo ale |
Nice They want to shift the blame after doing what they did |
Anambra youths don't need orientation it is the youths in Lagos that needs orientation. Why re-orientate Anambra youths when the youths in Lagos are still the same . |
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Why IGBO WOMEN SHOULD RECONSIDER MARRYING YORUBA MEN it's not my intention to further add to nauseating tribalism seriously emerging in lagos state. its obvious that the instigators of these tribal propaganda and the illiterates that were willing tools; playing to their tune is now raising questions for the igbos especially our daughters, since one nigeria isnt plausible in lagos state please reconsider the children you will want to bring into this country especially if married to a yoruba guy in lagos i can bet you that many who were offering their condolence to Davido's late son would still be same people that will attack his son if he was to contest in an election in lagos state after all Davido is a pdp supporter which further buttresses my point dear igbo women i ask what is the future of your children if married to a yoruba man because more divide could even start from the family. if the inter marrying of a yoruba guy and igbo lady havent reduced the unearthed bad blood between these two ethnic groups in this post election, when and if the final line is drawn and you were to choose sides where will you stand ? your children will be tagged omo ale...half strangers in their father's land and can only be taken seriously if they are put in the political way which is the corrupt structure existing in Lagos dear young Igbo women..what is the future of that your child with a yoruba man ? if you can bear it for whatever reason you are entering that relationship i pray you stand strong we failed as Nigerians from moving forward from our past, Nairaland failed a Nigeria as well..there is nothing new, no fresh air for a greater tomorrow rather its business as usual This post was to only shine a light to one of those consequences caused by the ethnic bigotry we see today,..how will business continue, what plotting will arise, who will kill who, how will children of various tribes see one another,etc the seeds we sow today we produce these consequences mentioned and even more i wave the one Nigerian flag no more From INTELTOWER |
Godfullsam:An Igbo man can never marry a Yoruba woman. I hope you know why, it's because they don't want their children to be ugly because your genes are inferior. The main reasons your elite marry Igbo women is because they need to clean up their genes and give birth to beautiful babies. Note that I said your elite |
Dentidon:Women Don't chase men, men chase women. Watch your back when associating with snakes. Don't let them use your Igbo daughters to clean up their inferior genetics. Tell them to go meet their ugly women and give birth to ugly children as they usually do. Apart from the big ass of a Yoruba woman that is infested with flies and diseases what else does a Yoruba woman have to show as a sign of beauty? |
Godfullsam:Shame on you. Shame on any Igbo man or southerner going to a Yoruba led church after noticing what their church members did in this election period. Watch your back when associating with snakes. Don't let them use your Igbo daughters to clean up their inferior genetics. Tell them to go meet their ugly women and give birth to ugly children as they usually do. |