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reddingtonblack:state visit is what makes it different. https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/nigeria-s-first-state-visit-since-1989-president-bola-tinubu-heads-to-uk/ar-AA1YOjf1 |
The last time Uk invited any Nigerian leader for a state visit was 1989. |
He is lucky to be alive, i will not advise anyone to try that in the circumstances i saw there. I feel they did not want to kill in the operation. It was clearly a 2 or 3 gang of armed thieves against him. It could easily have gone the other way and he could have paid with his lives. Also, in this age of transfer, there should be less need to move with large cash. |
If i have my way, i will close down some of these stations by NTA that have served their purpose. Workers will be sent home and paid 60% salaries for 2 years in addition to gratuities. FG should focus on regional transmission stations , and the 6 NTA regional station is enough. Each state governmnt have their own stations, which is sufficient and we are gradually seeing the dearth of these TV and print media anyways. Nigeria is not making enough money to keep funding the waste. I really wish i had a djinee to govern that country as a military man for 4 years. Is like when most Nigerians hear trillions in budget, they imagine that Nigeria has 500 billion dollars to spend. Nigerias annual budget is like that of a small state in US. South Africa's 2026 national budget is 150 billion USD, Nigerias budget is about 35 billion USD. When you consider one has 250 million population, and the other is less than 70 million population, it is not difficult where the biggest problem lies. It is not just a stealing and corruption problem, in fact the bigger problem comparatively is an income problem. |
What of the one resolved i believe between seplat and Mobil? any production from that yet? |
What is the guilty plea of defendant? is he pleading guilty of human sacrifice? I am struggling to understand the judgement, no thanks to poor professionalism by our poorly trained journalist who fail to identify what should matter in reporting. If you as a journalist, you are going to report about shrine demolition, a brief recap of why and how he was found guilty is essential. |
Magnetic010:At the boldened, you see why your suggestion earlier was invalid. There is a law backed sharing formula that ensure states and local government gets 48%. There is ICPC, EFCC.,..... how many more do you want Tinubu to set up to track governor's corruption? The attorney general of federation took all governors to court , so they take off their hands from local government funds; that is a more purposeful effort. When you make submissions, ensure it is practical and progressive. Nigerians must demand accountability, i agree with you on that, and put pressure on not just governors, but local government chairpersons, councilors, legislators, judiciary and even the president. There will not always be common interest, but we must strive for common good. |
Magnetic010:So the president should hold it , afterall the governors Nigerians elected at the polls are kindergatens. Lets blame the president all day, everyday. If it was Peter Obi, he will not give the governors any allocation. mtcheew ![]() |
Profyoungmeta:Number 2 is worse and amplifies number 1 in marriage. Soon, money issues will bring out worst attitude in her. How a lady manages money is like the litmus test in deciding if you should go forward. Pause and reflect. 80% of marriage issues have a root cause linked to money disagreement |
Why celebrate what you should be 100% sure? It is like celebrating a confirmation of your identity. This confirms she was not faithful. Genuine people tend to break in to tears for being doubted. |
Phabulous4:I mentioned no european country, you formed that in your head. Ghana is over 15%, Benin republic is 18%, Cameroon is 19.25%. Nigeria is 7.5%. As Nigerians, we always believe we have it worst and keep that energy till we move to the eldorado country we imagine on our head and then resume complaining when we relocate there. For some, they are ashamed to start complaining, but will not come out to mention they thought wrong. To put things in to context for you. Ghanians pay on the average over 40% more what you pay to buy a car, and even household groceries, there are several videos to that effect online. |
Phabulous4:so in her mind, once you pay tax on income, you should no longer pay V.A.T? It is this mindset , the average Nigerian has and start complaining bitterly when they leave the country and begin to pay 15% + VAT, Nigeria's VAT @ 7.5% is still one of the lowest in the world, most countries are double digits. |
TokoEkambi:I shudder at how much of a disaster they and their principal are, i am tempted for some naïve followers to witness them for 1 year at the helm of affairs and see how much of a colossal disaster they are. |
ahmedio2017:This is largely true. We are no longer in 1950's. Our parents live up to 70's to 90's now and their inheritance largely managed by them. In this century, your education and exposure largely provided by parents is your launching pad. The same way i detest entitlement mentality in parents is similar to how i detest it in children. It is a bonus if they provide physical inheritance . |
Imagine after 2023 election with labour party, still not having polling agents at some places in ABUJA? It is true that a candidate with 8 votes is not a right candidates. Not able to galvanise and secure more than 7 voters to your side siggest weakness. |
AMINDA:Congratulations to a candidate, because they won in a single polling unit. It is this ignorance that affect some genuine but naive voters that think their candidate was rigged out. Results are won based on aggregation of all polling units votes. Candidates also have strong support base. I bet the narrative of this fellow saying congratulations if his candidate lose is that he was rigged afterall he won in a landslide at my polling unit. |
Why do an average SE igbo plays politics with so much emotions and even childish at it. Till today, Igbos are still nursing Jonathan loss than Bayelsans and SS. |
Macphenson:increase in income does not imply stagnation of expenses. I believe that is commonsense. The national assembly has their work cut out with the budget they pass. Planning on 2 million barrels per day and usd at 1500 naira for 2025 budget suggest the projected income from the biggest earner is unrealistic, and allocations to MDAs will surely suffer. When those MDAs directors and perm. Secs come to defend at the NA with inflated and bogus capital projects to steal, they should be rebuffed. |
shekauvsbuhari:cry all you want. Many of the claimed capital projects are means to steal. |
Mitsurugi:you are not okay? The budget years overlapped and funds were released prior for capital projects. Hope you also know the concern is capital projects and not recurrent projects? |
I support not releasing money to useless and fictious capital projects . Funds should be directed to worthy projects not buying laptops and desktop in ministries annual capital projects. |
bamosagie:If you like budget 20 thrillion naira, Saboteurs from inside are never in short supply, meanwhile Nigerians like scapegoat and will be throwing darts at INEC chairman that is in Abuja for election stolen in Edo by a corrupt Edo INEC head. The summary, is that it is easier to sabotage a process that i know a mandatory electeonic transmission is involved. Politicians are ready to deploy network Jammers to their opponents stronghold afterall the votes wont count if it is not transmitted by law. If INEC decide to count such votes, it becomes a loophole that can be used in court to invalidate such. I will like to hear about all the risk analysis that have been done to arrive at to why we should make it mandatory. I also said earlier electronic transmission should be used by INEC, but its failure should not be used to invalidate votes as of yet. INEC stated there were multiple attempts on its server during the 2023 general election. |
Nnamdipapa:okay. Maybe a meeting and personal meeting with branch manager for recognition can also help i believe there are sensible ways to validate that than asking someone to fly miles away. |
QuinQ:i am not sure what you mean by honest and real money in large scheme of things. 50k is a lot of money, and there is a reason an account was flagged for a transfer of 10k-30kcad. 50kcad/usd is about the down deposit of buying a 750k house, most can not save that easily, it takes 2-10years of rigorous saving for most people, maybe 1-5years for a couple. Your bedbug posting is simply confirming what i said. Inside temperature can possibly go as low as 12 degree celcius , not -12 degree celcius which i suspect you are confusing together. A bed bug will not be killed in 12 degree celcius. |
Nnamdipapa:Scotia bank has a voice authentication over the phone, you can register for one to prevent this kind of trip in the future. |
QuinQ:Do you truly mean this or you are joking? over 95% of Americans do not have that in their bank accounts or never had that. Do you think it is 50,000 Naira? 50,000USD is just about the average annual salary of Americans after tax, some may argue before tax. it means more than 50% do not earn that in a year. When it gets really cold outide, the inside temperature will probably go as low as 12 degree celsius, assuming no house heater is on, it is not cold enough to kill the bugs. Outside temperature is not same as inside temperature. |
bamosagie:Using your analogy this is not true, it does not get sent. It never gets sent if there is no network on the system. It only gets sent, but not delivered, if the network issue is on the receiving end and not on the senders end. I believe INEC will use electronic transmission, but there are lots of legal loopholes with MANDATORY electronic transmission if network fails. I think there should be a test in a state governorship bye election and INEC can hire hackers to simulate possibilities to test vulnerabilities of the system. One of the biggest concern with 2023 presidential election was the delay in uploading election result to bvas. Elections in Nigeria are sensitive processes and must be handled with care as Nigeria is never short of saboteurs. During the cash crisis, Many Nigerians could not send money using mobile apps to ensure delivery, which was the main reason why the cash scarcity became a worse situation than it should be and caused violence and deaths, as people had money in the bank accounts , but coud not send it. We need avoid a situation people voted enmasse and votes are voided because it is said to be untransmitted as required by law. |
Chisombili:i get your point and agree with most of it, however i feel the real hard work is now moving in to the hands of Artificial intelligence, not to rain on your parade as a radiographer, basic equipment handling begins to look like what a 6 months diploma nursing assistant / radiographer assistant can do. I concede that it is possible i am not looking at it holistically enough. |
deadie:i get your point and i agree with you. |
AI is taking over that course. With artificial intelligence using pattern recognition, i will not recommend anyone studying that course now, except radiography technicians to fix the equipment. Many people are still underestimating the coming tsunami effect of AI on careers/jobs in the next 5-10 years. It will do a better job than any human radiographer. if you doubt, upload your xray for analysis on chat gpt 5.2, a basic AI and see how well it will analyse and tell you the result. |
Looks like she married the same corper in the first picture |
gammarays:It doesn't work this way , you can't just equate 500 usd to 500 naira. The minimum wagein US is about 2000usd monthly, is the minimum wage in Nigeria, 2000 naira? There is a higher chance the US minimum wage guy will sleep on the streets homeless than the Nigerian minimum wage counterpart. When i see statements like yours i know you most likely have never left the shores of Nigeria. Many are arguing with someone who left Nigeria at some point and lived in the western world to come back. I recommend leaving Nigeria for "greener pastures"on the right visa to an average struggling youth, but understand and manage your expectation so you don't feel disappointed and get confused when you arrive the supposed Eldorado. |
