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It's not bad at all. School children in Nigeria are too over taught with nothing to show for it. |
Hmmm... 20 TV Davido dad still dey sell TV? |
Nice move |
Hmmm... |
Ganduje and Kwakwanso beef no be here o! |
Where are the vehicles? |
Let the nonsense and ingredient continue. Hope her own governor too will also leave governance to go cheer her up. |
Please ban the rubish okirika. It is our major economy sabotage. Those illiterates commenting up who want to look like oyinbo do not know it's because of the toxic okirikas that textile industry collapsed in Nigeria. Textile industry used to be the largest employer of labour in Nigeria. Millions of jobs have been lost because of trade liberalization agenda that allow all rubish from other countries to be dumbed into Nigeria. If we produce and sew almost all we wear here we would enjoy these benefits among others: 1. Millions of jobs lost will be recreated 2. Most youth will be gainfully employed and thus reduce crime especially insurgency in the North 3. Naira will gain strength 4. Health hazard as a result of wearing toxic clothese will be averted. 5, Nigerian fashion brands will grow Hope those who want to eat their tomorrow today will understand. |
Yes. It has improved the same way it improved when Buhari took over in 2015. Two things: 1. The period, May/June is beginning of heavy rain fall when generation usually increases every year. 2. The electricity companies are not sure of the body language of the new government so they need to be careful in order not to have their contracts canceled. |
Let's all pray president Tinubu continue to get it right |
Tunde Akogun. That name sounds familiar with military junta era |
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And this is under Buhari o! Tinubu might not really fancy probing the past government deeds. He might just ignore and face the future and allow institutions like EFCC and ICPC do their work. |
Nice |
Buhari and his cabals finsihed these people. |
Nice. You can't acquire indigenship but can acquire citizenship. |
Hmmm... yes. He should not also reward incompetent party loyals who worked for the party. He should appoint only party loyals who are very competent and can deliver 100% the renewed hope agenda. Hw should also look beyond his party for talents that can help move the country forward. |
It's protocol and none of Shettima's or Tinubus's descision. |
All these lawyers are learners. How can an ordinary FCT that's not even uqual to a state in status form the main basis of winning Nigeri's presidential elections.. I'm even more surprised the once respected Olisa Agbakoba is also alluding to the same folly. |
Nice |
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Osinbajo got it wrong contesting against his political benefactor. Thank God he did not abandon the pupilt. He can return to preaching. But politically, he's done and no thanks to his so called indolent boss, Buhari. |
abhosts:Abi o |
Tinubu, master of the game. |
Simply Saka! |
Hmm... Mr Kperogi. Nigeria cannot survive further subsidy payment. America is 1,000 richer than Nigeria and can afford to subsidize The issue of fixing refineries does not even profer any solution because it will still be sold at market price. And can those refineries ever work again after sinking billions every year in year out. If I were them FG I would sell off the refineries at any amount offered than be spending so much on it for decades without any positive results. |
Yes. It's fine. But your agency too should be scrapped and the directors including you sacked. |
The bank Manager will come and meet him sharperly |
Yeye dey smell |
Nice leadership from Nigeria. Hoping we regain our lost giant status. But, why would Bloomberg wants us to subscribe before we can read their news reports ![]() |
Hmmm... Its supposed to force down demand on big engine cars (especially) and as such price fall. However, this is Nigeria and most times issues like this usually defy any economic reasons. Let's watch and see. |
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