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jmoore:
I'll be waiting for them.

Aconomist:
Meanwhile, Goodluck, Jonathan did not complete a single project despite enjoying oil prices of over $100 a barrel. Buhari may be a monkey. But he is the best president Nigeria has ever had.

Dalil8:
Football na blood money wey dey legal

After football na politics.



Yes but it requires a startup capital. Now, tell how much money has Messi or your current crop of politicians invested to get such massive pay?

sweetmelanin:
I understand the sentiment and I know how terrifying it is to almost lose a loved one. I'm glad your wife could survive this terrible illness called cancer but I need Christians to be careful when telling "testimonies" such as this..

..don't get me wrong, I'm a Christian myself but the truth is, I just find testimonies like this kinda selfish and self-serving. Millions of Christians die everyday... many are even more righteous than you and me..would you say they aren't true believers? Would you say God doesn't love them as much as he loves you and your wife?
What about the millions of unbelievers who have survived cancer and other deadly diseases? Did God choose to save them over His own children who succumbed to the illness and died?

All I'm saying is, people (believer or non believer) will die at their appointed time. Perhaps it's simply not your wife's time return to the earth..
Nonetheless, I'm happy for you guys all the same.


Modified:


Comments like this prove my point exactly.

Dalil8:
Football na blood money wey dey legal

After football na politics.

Omooba77:
The Minister of Agriculture, Alhaji Mohammed Sabo Nanono, has disclosed that the collapse of 145 textiles companies has led to increase in crimes in Kaduna, Lagos, Onitsha and other places.

He made the disclosure in Lafia, Nasarawa State, when he paid a courtesy call on Governor Abdullahi Sule.

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“The collapse of 145 textiles companies accross the country, especially in Kaduna, Lagos and Onitsha and the reduced demand for cotton has led to crimes.

Textile was the largest employer of labour in the country before the collapse of the sector, which led to layoffs and closure of textile companies. Poverty and hardship that came out of it led to increase in crimes,’’ he said.

The minister said Nigeria had to embrace agricultural mechanisation to be able to feed her people.

He said Nigerians had to live together in peace to make the country vibrant, as ranching is on top gear for the millions of livestock in the country, ranging from cattle, goats, pigs, camels, among others.

In his speech, Governor Sule noted that the state was happy with the minister’s contributions to the sector and for carrying the state along.

He assured that the state would embrace agricultural mechanisation to increase production.


https://dailytrust.com/how-collapse-of-textile-coys-led-to-increase-in-crime-agric-minister

pragmatistm:
Not at all. She's her child. The girl even resembles her grandmother well.

forgiveness:
Lekki is a city in Lagos state and it's far better than most capital cities in Nigeria.

Cybercop2002:
are you a slum tourist dont lower nigeria bro the only thing you can say is that those are progressing than nigeria

AntiChristian:
I still disagree. Can you tell us the destiny of the mad people if not madness?

Witches and wizards can only help destiny to materialise. A typical example from your Bible is the story of Job. He was tested by God with several deaths and sufferings!

No witches or wizards involved.

Also the story of Prophet Joseph too.

Whether good times or bad times all comes from God.

No one says our destinies would all be a smooth ride. Some would be rich, some poor. Some barren, some with kids with several variations. And it doesn't matter if you are a believer. A Muslim or Christian can be rich or poor, barren or fruitful, healthy or sickly, happy or sad etc at any point in time as Allah wills.

Vardanes2:
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Thank you very much, good sir for your kind words on the status of my mind.



That's where the lazy state and local governors of those states need to wake up and do something called 'attract investors'....plus companies too need to do something as well if they wish...which is why the government needs to wake up on security, especially Zamfara (which has been uselessly handled all these years.).

Sammy07:
I will be grateful id it can be situated in my state

Cargoed:
Oil will be used just for plastics, Gas is the way forward, but even gas days are numbered due to carbon credits system and Paris climate agreement. Methanol is a very useful industrial product. And a very clean way to produce clean hydrogen for fuelcell technology and many more including clean power generation from steam.

But can Nnpc really pull this off, what happened to Nafcon?

Sammy07:
That's good.

Bayelsa should be more develop than that.
Love the state buh things costly

Vardanes2:
Lord knows I am no Buhari supporter...but I fail to see how a plant that will do the following...



would drain ND resources.

Besides, what Nigeria needs is more industries, not selling and sharing raw materials.