₦airaland Forum

Kobojunkie:
Does the man in question directly threaten you or your wife? Does his sending money to her parents somehow threaten your ability to relate to them or send them gifts? What exactly is the problem here? Let us know!

destinychildolu:
Of you say this for developed countries, Na straight prison and deportation for you. What's your business with how someone has dress?

Svoboda:
President Tinubu is surely taking Nigerians for granted. His only saving grace will be a low voter turnout in 2027.

WhiteAngels001:
Omo but what exactly does tinubu have on all these governors that he is able to get them to join APC so easily?

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pigmania:
They were together when she was still broke and living with us at our family house in Nigeria, they seemed to really like each other back then, I don't know how or why the love went sour. She took him to Europe because he stood by her when she had nothing, he would travel from Delta state to come see her in Lagos and my parents always welcomed him. This love and marriage thing is just confusing.

SpencerForbes:
Insecurity, another name for men that demand accountability or doesn’t take sh*te from women. We know the terminologies and they all sound like compliments to my ears.
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pigmania:
Sometimes we erroneously think that we know someone else, but we are still getting to know our own selves. The key is going for someone with a good character, it is never cool to ignore red flags before marriage. I have an aunt who took her husband to Europe (she sponsored everything), he was tall, handsome, well built and crying like a kid on their traditional wedding day. He got to Europe, got a job, started getting money, drinking and probably flirting, but she couldn't hide his flaws anymore when he started beating her in her own home. It got so bad that she once jumped from the balcony of a first floor building, while chasing her with rage. Well, they are divorced now with three kids and she moved all the kids to another country. As for me, I'm not sure I'll ever get married, the wahala is just too much, but I surely want about two kids, baby mama self na another wahala.

DeepSight:
Why? I ask out of curiosity because I am of a similar mindset.

Goo0dHardDick:
You're a weak man.

Strong men moves in silence, they avoid unnecessary dramas until they are satisfied with their curiosity. After which they'll quietly end the marriage if they catch their wives in the hotel with another man.

The fact your beloved wife said she doesn't want to continue that conversation already shows she's in charge of the home and not you. She didn't bother proving anything. Ur beloved wife would be knacked back to back that's if hasn't already started collecting massive rods elsewhere

Madmohamed1:
I support him I call on ndi army to remove that thing in ask rock.

nairalanda1:
Other countries also pay for subsides at tax rates you won't tolerate here

DeepSight:
:
My good man, i finished Uni 25 years ago.
And no, not Uniben. Proudly Unilag.
So cool your temper.

DeepSight:
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Get done with your NYSC and learn a thing or two boy.

DeepSight:
Oh don't get me wrong I will be the last person to celebrate poverty.

Nonetheless I know for a fact that it takes a little fire to burnish gold and some trials in life are truly worth it. This is not to say the rich don't have trials, they do.

However in the context of the examples used by the person I was discussing with, I doubt it's apt to use the ultra privileged as examples when talking about the benefits of experience within a public university. I doubt that very very much.

A muscle not used cannot grow and many things in life are learnt by the toughening of skin. There are too many proverbs which testify to the value of certain hardships in teaching valuable life lessons. That shining privileged kid will keep doing well, but mostly because he or she is not likely to ever face a true challenge.

DeepSight:
Oh don't get me wrong I will be the last person to celebrate poverty.

Nonetheless I know for a fact that it takes a little fire to burnish gold and some trials in life are truly worth it. This is not to say the rich don't have trials, they do.

However in the context of the examples used by the person I was discussing with, I doubt it's apt to use the ultra privileged as examples when talking about the benefits of experience within a public university. I doubt that very very much.

A muscle not used cannot grow and many things in life are learnt by the toughening of skin. There are too many proverbs which testify to the value of certain hardships in teaching valuable life lessons. That shining privileged kid will keep doing well, but mostly because he or she is not likely to ever face a true challenge.

DeepSight:
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Nothing can change the fact that it is distinctly easier.

Better facilities, better systems, fairer grading etc all combine to make it distinctly easier.

This is common knowledge and also logical.

And the stats also prove it.

sammirano2:
First class in any private uni is equivalent to 2.2 In a top Fed uni.

integrity16:
Shebi a thread was created today where people were glorifying public university over private ones, it is now obvious which one is better. Choose wisely.

Marvyx:
Of course, sisters supporting sisters. Go girl

nairalanda1:
Subsidies don't do as you say.

Plus there is more of an issue from underpay and zero paying consumers

Also, subsidies prevent cost reflective tarrifs which would cover any increases on the cost of production

Plus, note that government has issues meeting up due to oil prices not favoring us, and even then, we need 15 trillion naira annually over 10 years for any lasting improvement

Subsides don't work. We've tried them for decades.

U09ce:
One doesn't need to dig deep to know that this is pure victimization. For those supporting the maltreatment of workers, one day e fit reach your turn. If you no work in such places, your brother or your friend might work there. No way in this 21st century a plant worker should be denied personal protective equipment.

nairalanda1:
1. Subsides only cover the difference between the cost of production and the government set price, thus no profit is made

As an example, say I bake bread for 2000 a loaf and government says I should sell it at 1000 a loaf. The government pays me a subsidy of 1000 per loaf. No profit

Meanwhile before government told me to sell at 1000 , I was selling at 2700, meaning I made a profit of 700 per loaf of bread.

No profit, no ability to pay for maintenance costs, staff salaries ,etc for my bakery. I can't even attract investment self because no bank is going to lend me money.

2. Government revenues have been low because they don't match up with baseline oil price for the budget. And because oil prices never exceed our fiscal break even

3. Also 40% of power consumers don't pay for the power they use. More loss

4. And the scary thing? We need 10-15 trillion naira yearly for 10 years to ensure everyone on the grid gets light. It costs more than that to get every Nigerian power. That cometh from investment which won't come because government is subsidizing power.

That's why we don't have light

greypencils:
And this is why Messi had all those balondors he shouldn't have gotten. Messi wey dem no nominate for BallonDOr dey enter FIFA PRO. Who are those that nominated him? What exactly has he done to deserve being nominated? Same with Ronaldo, fandom is all I see for these 2 guys. They have reached their peak. It's time for the younger generation.

fabolouz1:
Another paid propaganda by fuel importers. why can't these saboteurs pool funds and build a refinery of their own, it doesn't need to be 650,000 b/pd but maybe something in the region of 200,000 b/pd instead of attacking Dangote?
They have milked the country over the years and the ER of free money is gone forever.

LordIsaac:
Still. $9.6B per annum from the commonwealth for one man is nothing short of dictatorship cum grand corruption.

maasoap:
He is still young, it doesn't matter how many years he's been on the power corridor

Racheal45:
Bro ask anybody u know
Am telling u the truth
Most boys there behave like girls
Gay na legal there bro
Those Arabs dey use those Nigerian boys anyhow