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Business › Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Rate Rises To 22.04%, NBS Reports by CodeTemplar: 10:41am On Apr 18, 2023
Hmmm
Politics › Re: What Might Happen To Nigeria Currency After Subsidy Removal? by CodeTemplar: 10:11am On Apr 18, 2023
Difrent:
Yes they could have those things because they dont waste billions on petrol subsidy....they instead have effective transport system thats affordable.
The moment we stop petrol subsidy, some of these things will become achievable
you are wrong.
welfare is a form of subsidy and the western nations have them aplenty.
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy: FG Begins 40% Pay Rise For Workers April Ending by CodeTemplar: 8:52am On Apr 18, 2023
Yukov:
What about those working for private industries and individuals?
Good question. Private organisation will aim for their share from the petrol removal that in the hands of govt and that's will trigger inflation from private organisation.
Family › Re: My Friend Is Currently Going Through A Divorce In UK &having A Hell Of A Time by CodeTemplar: 6:04pm On Apr 17, 2023
The lord is his strength. Divorce in UK is not like separation in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Palliative: FG To Pay N5,000 To 10m Households For 6 Months by CodeTemplar: 5:45pm On Apr 17, 2023
Funny people.

Is better they share this country.
Romance › Re: Who Do You Think Will Get A Job First Among These Graduands? by CodeTemplar: 5:14pm On Apr 17, 2023
Pensioners don't look for jobs.
Career › Re: Must It Be In A Mortuary? by CodeTemplar: 5:05pm On Apr 17, 2023
mrcrabs:
Omo you are a cow I swear grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
lol... I was wring but that's how Nigerians think. They tell computer science grad to build computer.
Food › Re: How Much Is GARRI In Your Area? by CodeTemplar: 4:15pm On Apr 17, 2023
Psalmspsalms:
Alright man... are u in mkd? have u bought garri in large quantity? Just give it a trial and see how those women would make u happy
how large a quantity are we talking. The thread was tafgetted at retail prices.
Career › Re: Must It Be In A Mortuary? by CodeTemplar: 3:35pm On Apr 17, 2023
DPass:
Medical research: You can work in research labs, universities, or pharmaceutical companies, conducting research on the human body's structure and function.

Healthcare: You can work as a medical illustrator, designing anatomical models, charts, and diagrams for educational purposes. You can also work as a medical writer, creating content for textbooks, journals, and online resources.

Forensic science: You can work with forensic investigators and pathologists, assisting in autopsies and identifying human remains.

Biotechnology: You can work in biotech companies, developing new medical devices and procedures based on a thorough understanding of the human anatomy.

Education: You can teach anatomy and related courses in schools, colleges, and universities.

Physical therapy: You can work with physical therapists to design and implement exercise programs for patients recovering from injuries or surgeries.

Sports medicine: You can work with athletes and sports teams, providing support and guidance on injury prevention, treatment, and recovery.

Medical sales: You can work for medical equipment or pharmaceutical companies, selling products and services related to anatomy and healthcare.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other career paths you can pursue with a degree in anatomy.
Best post.
Career › Re: Must It Be In A Mortuary? by CodeTemplar: 3:34pm On Apr 17, 2023
isaiahethan:
He can work in a bank or oil company with connection. In Nigeria what you study doesn't matter
religious studies grad in space agency comes to mind.
Career › Re: Must It Be In A Mortuary? by CodeTemplar: 3:33pm On Apr 17, 2023
SirLakes:
Wahala grin grin
or as a mortician investigating causes of death and determining sexes of corpse as part of criminal investigation.
Family › Re: How Do I Get My Wife And Kid Back? I Really Love Her So Much by CodeTemplar: 3:31pm On Apr 17, 2023
GeorgeForeman:
I had to create a new account specifically for this post....
she left when there was no money. The solution is to make money(or be in your feet again) then tell her to come back or convince her to come and brave it with you as it should be.

I can imagine the divorce rate among Israelites during famine if this was how people run away because of lack of money.
Career › Re: Must It Be In A Mortuary? by CodeTemplar: 3:26pm On Apr 17, 2023
You can work in a slaughter house I guess. Analyzing anatomy of stocks. Roundabout, shaki, bokoto, ogufe...
Food › Re: How Much Is GARRI In Your Area? by CodeTemplar: 3:08pm On Apr 17, 2023
Psalmspsalms:
600 for a custard paint of garri in makirdi
Amigoss:
Ikeja,Lagos 2000 for a paint of garri
Disparity of N1,400 per measure yet same country.
Politics › Re: Near-Bankrupt States, Unviable Projects Await 18 New Governors by CodeTemplar: 1:18pm On Apr 17, 2023
richmond500:
Wike has alot of money to give other states yet my state is going bankrupt?

Time to jakpa from this state
The man is a case o. Kpofire want to finish PH and environs but Wike was only concerned about VP ticket. Commissioning flyovers when he can build power plants and industries capable of generating hundreds of billions in annual profits.
Politics › Re: Near-Bankrupt States, Unviable Projects Await 18 New Governors by CodeTemplar: 1:17pm On Apr 17, 2023
Reinaldo:
APC is a disaster
PDP states doing any better?
Politics › Re: Near-Bankrupt States, Unviable Projects Await 18 New Governors by CodeTemplar: 1:17pm On Apr 17, 2023
Lol..our leaders mostly are secret made men and that's what rules their thinking pattern. Big man mentalitg of agbada and cap. They all chase statuses and so end up doing needless unviable projects like airport, shopping malls, subsidized schools, empty hospitals, overcrowded institutions, and dormant welfare schemes.
Crime › Re: POLICE Brutality Continues Unabated, Another Policeman Forcefully Collects Phone by CodeTemplar: 12:58pm On Apr 17, 2023
This was what endsars was all about.
Crime › Re: I Sold My Baby To Pay Back Loan Collected ....33 Year Old Woman Confesses by CodeTemplar: 12:37pm On Apr 17, 2023
Maybe she was planning to report the baby missing and recover it back. I see no reason to sell a legitimate child.
Agriculture › Re: Pepper Farming In Nigeria: A Graduate That Sells Pepper (Video) by CodeTemplar: 12:16pm On Apr 17, 2023
SeriouslySense:
its not too late, education is already decentralized. You can learn anything, and build on, as you learn.
that's where people like you come in. You can make a clip of the latest techs in farming in your local language and upload them so unlearned folks can learn from you the latest.
Agriculture › Re: Pepper Farming In Nigeria: A Graduate That Sells Pepper (Video) by CodeTemplar:
ezewealth:
Only few guys are using tech in agriculture in Nigeria. Nigerians are very resilience, corrupt leaders are just short changing us
I saw a clip of some agric tech guys using precision technology to treat carrot realtime as they develop diseases. The end result was 13 times the normal method yield. It was a YouTube video if I recall correctly.
Agriculture › Re: Pepper Farming In Nigeria: A Graduate That Sells Pepper (Video) by CodeTemplar: 12:00pm On Apr 17, 2023
Pacyrus:
The price of pepper these days is quite expensive. If you want make pepper catch ya soup you must part way with 200 bucks.
in other words "pepper no dey pepper us again becos of price"
Agriculture › Re: Pepper Farming In Nigeria: A Graduate That Sells Pepper (Video) by CodeTemplar: 11:58am On Apr 17, 2023
CartelKenneth:
The guy no resemble graduate


This one resemble aboki o
What does one look like oga?
Agriculture › Re: Pepper Farming In Nigeria: A Graduate That Sells Pepper (Video) by CodeTemplar: 11:51am On Apr 17, 2023
ednut1:
Only in Nigeria will people go to university, graduate and serve then start jobs that doesn’t require a degree. Carry go, more grease to ya elbow
You have a point but jobs that require degrees where created by growing ventures built around jobs that never required one.

If he continues to grow, he could become a dollars billionaire from this pepper farming. If done hydroponically, he can beat down production cost and grow so big that he will be employing PHD holders to handle the robotics needs of growing peppers.
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is The Best Argument For The Existence Of God? by CodeTemplar: 11:34am On Apr 17, 2023
Wagwanbrethren:
First, who created God? 🤣
Let's start our own argument here!
when you know God and make it into His kingdom, you will be lectured on that. If consciousness was a random phenomenon, life patterns won't so consistent across species of organisms.
Christianity Etc › Re: Elon Musk Warns That One World Government Could Lead To The End Of Civilization by CodeTemplar: 11:30am On Apr 17, 2023
One world government will have to be in place for the man of lawlessness to finally show face.
Politics › Re: Why Deltans Should Celebrate Deputy Governor – Oborevwori by CodeTemplar: 10:30am On Apr 17, 2023
Hmmm... With all their fake fake barristers and political scientists, see those ruling them.
Crime › Re: Soldiers Invade Rivers Community Over Murder Of Colleague By Oil Thieves (pics) by CodeTemplar: 10:27am On Apr 17, 2023
The south is under northern colonial rule. Can this approach be used in Kano or Zamfara?
Programming › Re: How Long Does It Take To Learn Coding? by CodeTemplar: 9:49am On Apr 17, 2023
What kind of coding?

God encoded the whole earth in 7 days.
Business › Re: How Are You Preparing, What Steps Are You Taking? by CodeTemplar: 9:15am On Apr 17, 2023
-Go into petrol retailing business.
-Selling generator to buy solar and wind devices.
-Subsistence farming.
-Buy in food/groceries bulk.
-Stop supporting any demonic party.
-Start supporting angelic political parties.
-And most importantly, draw near to God because God still does miracles.
Nairaland General › Re: Dangote Sugar Pays N18.22bn Dividends, To Produce 170,000 Tonnes Next Season by CodeTemplar: 9:08am On Apr 17, 2023
Sugar has doubled in average market price and so no surprises here.
Food › Re: See The Local Rice I Purchased At 800 Naira Per Mudu In Birnin Kebbi (photo) by CodeTemplar: 8:17am On Apr 17, 2023
djseanjohn77:
I hope you know this is by far the less violent elections in Nigeria history?
The report, exclusively obtained by Daily Trust, indicates that the highest number of lives lost during elections was in 2011, in which 800 people were killed. This was closely followed by the 2007 elections, which claimed 300 lives while those of 2019 and 2015 led to the killing of 145 and 100 people respectively. However, in 2023, only 39 lives were lost across Nigeria. The dead in the presidential and governorship elections held on February 25 and March 18, 2023 include policemen, politicians, hired thugs, members of the electorate and even a yet to be identified ad hoc staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission who was reportedly struck by a stray bullet.

1 Killed In Nasarawa, 6 Die In Akwa Ibom Election Violence, 6 Persons Killed For Allegedly Snatching Ballot Boxes In Benue, 2 killed In Edo, 1 Dead In Sokoto, 2 Policemen Killed, In Taraba, 10 People Killed in Osun, Lagos had 1 too.
Electoral violence averted due to trust people were forced to put in the judiciary and police has been duly suppressed by the ruling party. That's makes it worse than all previous elections combined.

With cup of Garri selling at N50, I don't think many can afford protest. You also have to consider the fact that the violence prone regions were already in power and needed the access to the right places to subvert the will of the people.

2023 election was the worse ever .

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