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Politics › Re: ISIS Second In Command Worldwide Killed In Nigeria - Trump by CodeTemplar: 8:04am On May 16
Good job Amoda Donald.
Business › Re: S&P Lifts Nigeria's Ratings On Improving Macroeconomic Profile by CodeTemplar: 7:43am On May 16
Overall debt increases but credit worthiness goes up. Yekini using new, differed loans and crude windfall to do shine-shine bobo.
Business › Re: S&P Lifts Nigeria's Ratings On Improving Macroeconomic Profile by CodeTemplar: 7:06am On May 16
....in tinubuonomics, you can borrow from Mr. X to pay Mr. Y in order to be credit worthy with Mr. Y.
Politics › Re: You Can’t Demand Development Without Paying Tax, Says Tinubu by CodeTemplar:
Taxation is not a problem. Even in the church, there is tax for maintaining operations. The issue with govt tax like tithe, is what are those managing the tax doing with it?
Highways they can tax on behalf of their grandchildren or flyovers for vote rigging sake?

Even in a church if members see the leaders mismanaging funds, they will disregard God's known & well-understood commandments.
Education › Re: Bandits Invade Ogbomoso Schools, Kidnap Principal, Kill Teacher & Student by CodeTemplar: 10:43pm On May 15
Religious monopoly is a danger.
Politics › Re: Who Remembers This Packaging That Was Used To Deceive Nigerians In 2015? (pics) by CodeTemplar: 9:44pm On May 15
Kpekere = chips in local packaging.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Warns Taiwan Against Declaring Independence, Hours After Summit With China by CodeTemplar: 9:38pm On May 15
What is Trump drinking?
Romance › Re: Nigerian Man Storms Ex-girlfriend's House After Breakup, Retrieves Unusual Items by CodeTemplar: 6:48pm On May 15
Transaction reversal.
Politics › Re: Dangote Was Once A Trader But Now He Is A Business Mogul by CodeTemplar: 5:56pm On May 15
DomPerignon:
So you agree that your obi is a failed trader
I no born obi and i no vote am. Ask your employers
Politics › Re: Desmond Elliot Responds To Gbajabiamila's Comments, Apologises by CodeTemplar: 5:49pm On May 15
He aligned with the smaller of the godfathers(yek and gbaja).
Politics › Re: Dangote Was Once A Trader But Now He Is A Business Mogul by CodeTemplar: 5:46pm On May 15
Same reason your employer hasnt outdone Escobar, El Chapo or Bolaji Bassia.
Family › Re: Women Divorcee Club Welcomes A New Divorcee With A Party by CodeTemplar: 4:53pm On May 15
Endtime association dem dem
Crime › Re: Boko Haram Invades Mussa School In Askira-Uba, Borno, Many Feared Kidnapped by CodeTemplar: 4:25pm On May 15
SmartPolician:
Terrorism is the biggest business in northern Nigeria. This is exactly what northerners will use to campaign against Tinubu tongue
if collated, you will see that such massive kidnaps or massacre have strong pattern. Either in Christian public holiday or when president is out of country.
Crime › Re: Boko Haram Invades Mussa School In Askira-Uba, Borno, Many Feared Kidnapped by CodeTemplar: 4:22pm On May 15
Hmmmmmm. May God be with the captives. Anytime the president is out of country or doing heavy party stuff is when this nonsense happens.
Crime › Re: UNIBEN Student Allegedly Stripped N@ked And Forced To Twerk For Stealing Laptop by CodeTemplar: 4:19pm On May 15
HacheNoire:
University of Benin needs to be demolished!

That institution is no longer a school but breeding ground for all societal menace.

The landmass should be converted to a cattle ranch!
lol. Thats the students FG is subsidising with millions per year for each student. Their allocation should be used to buy special breed of cattles.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Dangote Explains Why $20bn Refinery Stopped Arsenal Takeover Dream by CodeTemplar: 3:24pm On May 15
Godblessme1:
Clap for yourself. Mr cunny Fulani man enjoying the benefits from evil Nigeria government since 1980s
Cocaine and Cement are both powder and start with a "C".
Politics › Re: Economic Hardship In Nigeria Painful But Necessary – FG by CodeTemplar: 3:18pm On May 15
Kemetian:
YOU HAD NO "PURCHASING POWER".

"PURCHASING POWER" BASED ON FUEL SUBSIDIES AND A CHAOTIC DUAL EXCHANGE RATE THAT DISCOURAGED INVESTMENT AND SIMPLY LED TO ARBITRAGE, IS WHAT LED THE COUNTRY TO THIS CRISIS IN THE FIRST PLACE.

BORROWING $10 BILLION A YEAR FOR FUEL SUBSIDIES IS WHAT GAVE YOU YOUR "PURCHASING POWER".

MR POWER.
this your post is equivalent of taking kpo-kpo-garri without liquid.
Politics › Re: Economic Hardship In Nigeria Painful But Necessary – FG by CodeTemplar: 3:15pm On May 15
Yes OOO.
Once they complete mega highways n flyovers, investors will confuse Ijebu Ode for London and flock in.
Clap for broda Yekini.
Politics › Re: What I Saw In A Dream About Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 3:08pm On May 15
In the part two of your dream. You will see good. Just wait n see.
Health › Re: When Did Comment Sections Become Clinics? by CodeTemplar: 12:28pm On May 15
Dpharmacist:
When Did Comment Sections Become Clinics?

I keep seeing this pattern.

Someone has a real medical problem.
Instead of going to the hospital, they post it online:

“Please what should I take?”
“Who has experienced this?”

And within minutes, strangers are prescribing.

No proper history.
No examination.
No diagnosis.

Just confidence… without competence.

Let’s be honest.

This is not healthcare.

It is guesswork with consequences.

Because two people can have the same symptom and completely different conditions.

A headache could be stress… or something serious.
Abdominal pain could be ulcer… or something surgical.
A cough could be simple… or something that needs proper evaluation.

You cannot tell the difference from an online post and a comment section.

I understand some of the reasons.

Hospital visits can be expensive.
Access is not always easy.
People want quick answers.

But replacing professional care with random advice is not a shortcut.

It is a risk and many times, it delays the right treatment until things get worse. People end up going to the hospital when the illness have become chronic and some end up in intensive care unit spending more than they could have if they had come earlier.

Healthcare is not just about giving drugs or recommending this herb and that herb.

It is about
1. Asking the right questions.
2. Identifying danger signs.
3. Making the right diagnosis.
4. Choosing safe and appropriate treatment.

This process cannot happen online with strangers guessing.

Ask questions online to learn.

But when it comes to your health, don’t outsource it to people who don’t know your case. Go to someone trained to handle it. You can befriend health care professionals i seek their help. Because the goal is not to try everything.
The goal is to get it right.

Let's work to make a better change in our health.
Poverty is a factor.
Education › Re: When Education Is Comnercialized by CodeTemplar: 10:46am On May 15
Hear yourself. Old school standard.
Business › Re: Having Money Is One Thing, Spending Judiciously Is Another Thing by CodeTemplar: 8:37am On May 15
Hmmm. Hell in news again?
I doubt.
Education › Re: What Do U Do After Spending $79k On A Masters Degree In USA With No Work Permit by CodeTemplar: 9:47pm On May 14
Plus your whatever with intl certification and look towards mexico or NATO
Crime › Re: Nkechy Ezeh: Nigerian Professor Jailed 70 Months In US For $1.4m Fraud by CodeTemplar: 5:22pm On May 14
RightToReject:
Unfortunately, she's just one among more than 340 Nigerians and Nigerian-Americans facing nonprofit underhand trials across the 50 states presently.
wooow. This one is loud ooooo.
Crime › Re: Nkechy Ezeh: Nigerian Professor Jailed 70 Months In US For $1.4m Fraud by CodeTemplar: 5:21pm On May 14
erad:
She's an American professor!

When they do wrong, they are Nigerians. When they do something right, they are Americans. That nonsense must stop.
Not American enough to forget her roots when time came to share money. Thats a Nigerian right there.
Business › Re: REA, FCMB, Others Launch $188 Million Fund To Finance 191mw Solar Capacity by CodeTemplar: 4:47pm On May 14
Nothing central works in Nigeria. Only religious corruption works.
Business › Re: 23 Nigerian Firms Earn Over $1bn Annually, Target Continental Expansion — FG by CodeTemplar: 1:33pm On May 14
ElSudani:
No, it is not. Both are made to provide conducive environment for business. It is the application in the case of Nigeria that is very destructive to the economy and the country in general.
both can add to conducive environment but not exclusively
Business › Re: 23 Nigerian Firms Earn Over $1bn Annually, Target Continental Expansion — FG by CodeTemplar: 1:09pm On May 14
ElSudani:
The only subsidy People like you care about is food like you are some refugees. If I offer you a job right now you will not take it. Always looking for corners and thinking of making it big without lifting a finger.
Go and offer your village king the job. Subsidy is different from provision of conducive environment for business.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Beheads 7 Captives After Failed Escape Attempt In Borno by CodeTemplar: 12:56pm On May 14
davillian:
Beheading for anyone who eats air drop food
I doubt that.
Business › Re: 23 Nigerian Firms Earn Over $1bn Annually, Target Continental Expansion — FG by CodeTemplar: 12:56pm On May 14
ElSudani:
This actually is how economies are developed. If you expect government to build everything and subsidize it, I think Cuba is perhaps the only country for you now, not even Russia or China.
What you are witnessing is a resurgence of a more resilient and productive economy.

This government should not encourage to do more in attracting big investors and providing the resources and infrastructure they need to succeed.
You must be high on fluid.
Whonis asking for subsidy of power? Or water or security?
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by CodeTemplar: 12:31pm On May 14
May or may not come from it.
Literature › Re: Short Story: That Was The Last Thing Any Of Us Ever Saw by CodeTemplar: 12:25pm On May 14
Everybody wan go heaven but no one wants to die.
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