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Validated:
Èkun Propaganda oooo! Next please!

I sha hope they have plans to build mini power plant to power it o. Make Dem ask those people wey dey produce pampers and others wey Don run go Ghana.

Pootle:
weythin jim ovie wear so

abeg i no wan laugh

old age no send you. Na comfort baba dey after now

No more tight fitted oxford shoes.

We all get to that stage eventually. You no dey see obj own?

Vilgax:
They can’t just cancel those contracts, they’re binding and tied to loans, so breaking them means penalties and lost trust.

and lost trust will cause long term damage to the oil industry

See my post following yours.

The current global disruption with the war in Iran is a good reason to invoke the break clause in those forward contracts and ensure we have sufficient local supply first before exporting anything.

After them go say Dem dey give dangote crude oil. Let Dem cancel some forward contracts and channel the crude to dangote, fuel prices go drop and we'll have a healthier balance of payments.

Would have been better to buy one sienna van and donate to the vigilante boys in his Lga.

Nigerian competitors always fly fake rumors to bring down other brands in order to sell their own.

I remember those days when Royco cube launched a new product called Royco stew, Omo Royco took over the market because the product was innovative and good. It made stew red, sweet and had good aroma. Suddenly everybody forgot about other seasoning cubes. Na Royco stew just dey reign.

Before you know it, one wicked rumor just surfaced that they use human blood to make the new Royco stew seasoning. Omo, that was how that excellent product just died because no one wants to imagine that he or she has been eating human blood

It was so sad 😢 So I'm not surprised about what happened to this man. Even without evidence, they can use wicked rumors to kill a good product. It's so wrong.

I believe Lamido is working for asiwaju. He's positioning for 2031 when presidency returns to the north. Lamido will defect to the apc long before then. This I've seen (in false prophet's voice)

autoez:
Now that he has voiced out, he'll bounce back

I hope he does. Life can be harsh sha.

nairalanda1:
lol...do i look like tinubu?

Ask your leaders.

So on what basis are you calling for it not to be returned?

When it was there they said that is why Nigeria is not doing well.
Now dem don remove am and still Nigeria don worse sef

I like their persistence. Itel no ever give up. They will make it.

The One you removed what have you done with the money?

The governor should be the one to unveil a major program such as this to emphasize the importance.

LuckedIN:
Indigenous Abuja residents will take back the senate seat from Kingibe

The Philip Aduda that is doing boi boi for wike, if he was performing as senator, would they have voted him out? Na the same person wike want to put back there o.

TheBizGenius:
A lag ride car is N40m averagely.

This would have been sourced at N40m at 20%/year interest. In 2 years, that would be N56m

How long would it be paid back at N450k/week?

2 years and 4 months.

Note:
The longer the tenure of repayment, the greater the amount of interest paid yearly.

#youths with no mathematics background#

Why would anyone be doing kabu kabu with car of #40m?

That model cannot work o.

Ruby458:
Good morning, everyone.

Please, is Enviable keke business legit and reliable?

I ask this because my family and I just invested in it. We went to their office here in Asaba to make enquiries. They told us how the business works - you pay in 4 million into their account, inform them for verification. Once verified, the keke will be assembled, tracked, documented and assigned to a keke driver in your name to run for you. Every week they will send you the agreed upon amount until the contract is fulfilled.

What is this contract? You pay 4 million, in 1 year you get 6.5 million. If you leave the investment for 1 year, eight months, you get 7.5 million.

When my brother brought the suggestion, I strongly resisted because I know what Nigerian investment companies have done to people. I have also been a victim and I learned my lesson and faced my front. I resisted the whole idea and suggested another idea, but since we all contributed equally and my other sibling agreed with the idea, I was outnumbered and they went on with it.

Abeg, has anyone here invested with them? Are they legit? My mind is not at peace. My brothers no dey hear word. Your input is needed.

Mods, abeg, help me push the topic to front page. Thank you.

How will they make the #6.5m?
Even if keke driver dey balance #100,000 per week, he will still not be able to meet up with that amount in a year.

His State government should pay off the kidnappers and get him released. Nobody should suffer like this. Haba!!!

Emeskhalifa:
Gallant man
Omoorrrr he tried

But hope popo won't arrest him to investigate how come he knows how to shoot professionally ba

A country where they cannot defend you neither do they want you to defend yourself

Police go interrogate am wetin no good. How him take Sabi operate AK? That thing na assault rifle, no be for anyhow use and he was very accurate. If no be force man him be, police go leave the criminals begin investigate am.

SisterAnn:
Rufai Oseni would laughing his heart out now watching bwala sweat profusely on aljazeera. 😅

If na Rufai now dem go say e no get respect. I keep saying it here that foreign journalists are ten times more aggressive than Rufai and nobody calls them disrespectful. If you're not prepared don't come to the studio. Simple.

I commend Rufai for his hard-hitting style. We don't have enough hard-nosed journalists that would always ask the hard and uncomfortable 😣🥵 questions.

kokoboy:
I wrote an article about Arsenal. Please take a look and feel free to share your thoughts.

https://echo9ja.com/forum/sports/king-of-haram-how-arteta-s-arsenal-got-under-the-skin-of-the-premier-league

Guy your article is excellent. I recommend it to all arsenal fans and all our haters including @sonofgod1990 abi wetin e dey call himself?

Keep it up bro, you write ✍️ so well.

Haters never see anything. After this season una go develop bald head for arsenal matter

Not even one Yoruba or south-south on the list? Make them try dey balance these things o.

GboyegaD:
Hopefully, the promotion reflects in his pension and gratuity.

It will, and it will make a lot of difference. Even if na 1 day to retirement, the man will be very happy.

I like Tinubu's sense of humor

RealityKings1:
SHE wann remove out of the 30bg.
Remaining 29BG

at least something go still remain for OBO hand...

why wouldn't they support before?
Of course More money to share and loot na.

I support the change in offside rule.
I hate when player score finish dem go come say him bear-bear dey offside or him knicker dey offside.

Please let them implement these new rules immediately, we want to see more goals in football.

This 'old Mama' still dey do boyfriend/girlfriend and on top of that she no know where her yeye boyfriend dey stay?
Are you kidney me?

Dantesi:
The stage is set for a massive London derby this Sunday, but anyone expecting an Arsenal victory hasn't been paying attention to the cracks forming at the Emirates. While the Gunners sit atop the table, their recent form suggests a team that is terrified of its own shadow. The pressure of a title race is a heavy burden, and as we’ve seen time and again, Mikel Arteta tends to fumble the bag just when the stakes are highest. This weekend at the Emirates, the red half of North London is in for a very rude awakening.


If you want to know why Arsenal will fail this weekend, look no further than their recent outings against the league’s struggling sides. Dropping points in a 1-1 draw against Brentford and a disastrous 2-2 draw against a Wolves side that has spent most of the season in the basement is inexcusable for "title contenders." If Arteta cannot motivate his world-class squad to secure three points against the bottom of the table, how does he expect them to handle a motivated Chelsea? The inconsistency is glaring, and it’s a clear sign of a team losing its grip.


While Arsenal struggles against the "poor" sides, Chelsea has made a habit of turning into a different beast against the traditional big six. This season, the Blues have already taken points off Liverpool, Manchester City, and even Arsenal themselves in the reverse fixture. There is something in the Chelsea DNA that thrives on disrupting the plans of the elite. They don't care about the league table; they care about the ninety minutes in front of them, and historically, they relish the opportunity to play the role of the spoiler.


We have been here before. Every time the "coast is clear" for Mikel Arteta to pull away and secure his legacy, he finds a way to overthink the room. Whether it's bizarre tactical tweaks or an inability to calm his players during high-intensity moments, Arteta has shown a recurring tendency to choke under pressure. The weight of expectations at Arsenal has reached a boiling point, and the manager’s frantic energy on the touchline often translates into nervous performances on the pitch. This Sunday will be no different.


Chelsea plays their best football when the media and the fans have completely ruled them out. Heading into the Emirates as the perceived underdogs is exactly where Liam Rosenior’s men want to be. While the world discusses Arsenal’s "inevitable" title, Chelsea is quietly preparing to exploit the high defensive line and the mental fragility of a team that knows one more slip-up could end their season. When no one expects Chelsea to win, that is precisely when they are at their most lethal.


Despite their position, Arsenal’s defense has looked surprisingly porous when tested by physical runners. Allowing two goals to a struggling Wolves side, including a stoppage-time equalizer, proves that the "Invincible" aura is a myth. Chelsea’s attackers, fueled by the speed of Pedro Neto and the clinical finishing of Cole Palmer, will be licking their lips at the prospect of running at a Gabriel and Saliba partnership that looks increasingly fatigued. The defensive solidity that Arsenal fans brag about is currently held together by nothing more than hope.


In the middle of the park, the battle will be won by the team that keeps its cool. While Declan Rice is an exceptional talent, he cannot carry the entire emotional load of the team. Chelsea’s midfield duo of Enzo Fernández and Moisés Caicedo has shown a remarkable ability to dominate "Big Six" games this season, controlling the tempo and frustrating the opposition’s creative outlets. If Martin Ødegaard is neutralized early, Arsenal has no "Plan B," and the frustration will inevitably lead to the tactical collapse we’ve seen so often.


While Arsenal fans will point to their recent EFL Cup win over Chelsea as proof of superiority, that victory might actually be their undoing. Overconfidence is a silent killer in football. Chelsea will arrive at the Emirates with the motivation of revenge, while Arsenal may step onto the pitch with the arrogance of a team that thinks the job is already done. In a London derby, pride often comes before a fall, and the fall this weekend will be particularly painful for the Gunners.


Champions find a way to win even when they are playing poorly. Arsenal, conversely, finds ways to draw games they have already won. Leading 2-0 against Wolves only to walk away with a point is not the hallmark of a champion; it is the sign of a team that doesn't know how to close the door. Chelsea, with their backs against the wall, will capitalize on this lack of killer instinct. They only need one chance to punish an Arsenal side that is prone to mental lapses in the final fifteen minutes.


Playing at home was once a guaranteed advantage, but for this Arsenal team, the Emirates is becoming a pressure cooker of anxiety. Every misplaced pass is met with audible groans from a fanbase that is terrified of another second-place finish. This atmosphere doesn't help the players; it suffocates them. Chelsea will look to quiet the crowd early, and once the "Arteta Out" murmurs begin to circulate in the stands, the players on the pitch will inevitably lose their focus.


Unlike Arteta, who is often wedded to a single philosophy regardless of the opponent, Chelsea has shown a willingness to adapt. They can sit deep and counter, or they can press high and force errors. This flexibility makes them unpredictable. Arsenal’s rigid system is easy to scout and, as Brentford and Wolves have shown, relatively easy to frustrate. If Chelsea settles into a low block, expect to see a lot of sideways passing from Arsenal and a very frustrated Mikel Arteta by the hour mark.


With Manchester City breathing down their necks and holding a game in hand, Arsenal knows that a loss this weekend could effectively end their title hopes. That kind of pressure does strange things to people. We are about to witness the beginning of the annual Arsenal meltdown. It starts with a loss to a "stepping stone" rival, followed by a series of panicky performances. The script is already written, and Chelsea is more than happy to play the lead role in the Gunners' downfall.


The conclusion is inescapable. Between Arsenal’s recent habit of dropping points to relegation fodder and Chelsea’s penchant for big-game heroics, the momentum is firmly with the visitors. Arteta will likely overcomplicate his lineup, the players will freeze under the Emirates lights, and Chelsea will walk away with all three points. The title race is about to be blown wide open, and once again, the "bottling" narrative will follow Arsenal all the way to the end of the season.

After the whole nansense you write una still collect wetin no good

Chelsea fans sef, I no know wetin dem go do una

Karlovych:
Looks like Hellinus and Yarimmo when they are not online

abeg make una no kill person with laugh this night o.

muyico:
Why some Nigerians like spoiling business for person ??

so exposing them is now spoiling business?

Emma1Oj:
Chelsea has won 4 champion league, 11 premiership, 9 FA cup, 3 club world cup etc! What has your club won?

What have you been smoking 🚬

All these Chelsea fans sef. Concentrate on only dry gin, ok?

Kobicove:
If dem parry questions now na the same una go talk say dem dey dodge questions

But he still answered the questions, so why attack the journalist for doing his job. Even if you feel the journalist is sympathetic to the opposition, you still have a duty to provide answers. Remember, it is an opportunity to tell the people exactly what you're doing.