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fergie001:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2023/01/appeal-court-nullifies-benue-apc-guber-primary-election/amp/

fergie001:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2023/01/appeal-court-nullifies-benue-apc-guber-primary-election/amp/

Ireportlive:




50 cent plate of meal, less than $1 with egg


Things are very cheap in Nigeria we just don't know it

All what a Bsc holder spends to get a quality degree is less than #1,000,000 in a good Public University and he would take that same degree to UK and get a Job beating UK's over #20,000,000 degree

Ghanians and UK buy petrol at 1000, to 1800 per litters, Nigerians buy it less than 300



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Jones4190:
Benue is fully for tinubu

sqlPAIN:
This mentality is mostly common among Nigerian guys and honesty it's disgusting mentality to me...

I was watching a prank video on YouTube where a guy pretended to be an ice cream selling and tried to asked some girls out to see if anyone would give him a chance. Only about 2 girls out if like 12 he approached gave him their number. What I noticed in the comments section were comments of guys saying the two girls who gave him their number were real women and that the others were fake. I've seen a lot of guys even on nairaland here with such stuupidd mentality. Ask yourself this question, if you were an ice cream seller or a broke or poor man, Shey you go date yourself if you be woman ni?

If I find myself in such situations as a guy man, going into a relationship would not even cross my mind, not to talk of being the last thing on my mind. My biggest priority would be to hussle. Hussle and more hussle till I make enough to get myself a better life...

Abeg make una stop dey castigate women for wanting the best, it's human to want the best things and it's logical.

vybzkartel:
You are in the same working environment and she says you are not approachable

Could that be a sign of love interest from her?

Innoma001:
https://community.thenationonlineng.net/forum/nude-video-why-empress-njamah-s-ex-lover-must-be-arrested?xg_source=twitter

HarunaWest:
Don't blame the bank. From what I have seen, either a former colleague or a friend/relative registered her on the e token platform and committed this fraud. The bank is not liable in this case.

ibechris:
N800,500 Is All You Can get, Zenith Bank Tells Customer Whose N4m Was taken Without Authorisation



https://fij.ng/article/n800500-is-all-you-can-get-zenith-bank-tells-customer-whose-n4m-was-taken-without-authorisation/

Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/7521071/chiamaka-agim-zenith-bank-refund#119947126

EricSmallz:
Hmmm. The country isn't their personal businesses. Crude oil or whatsoever the country has, when sold, the proceeds should go to the government cofers.
If the monies they lavish is suppose to be the common wealth of the people, how come they flaunt their wealth to the whole world? Shouldn't that be considered corruption?

AbdulMagaji:
I also wonder why Arab refugees don't go to those rich Dubai, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, UAE etc for asylum.

Instead they prefer America and Europe and they prefer dying on cold in the European borders just to gain access to Europe.

EricSmallz:
I was watching a video on Facebook about some of the richest Princes in those Arab Contries, Especially the UAE region. I did my little research, I didn't get satisfactory Explanation.
I know even King's all over the World are usually very rich.

siofra:
This is what a man should be like. He must protect his family and stand by his wife no matter what, like Joseph in the Bible did to Mary when she became pregnant out of wedlock.


A true christian man I stan!

Banilla:
Mods, take this to the front page. Thank you.

Hi everyone! I have a boyfriend, we've been together for a year. I absolutely love him, he's my whole world! And that's the reason I'm pressuring him to save, if we're going to have a future together. And he's down for it, he makes nothing less than 200k monthly. I'm still a student, searching for a decent job. I can't invest sh** presently but I hope to start soon. Yesterday, I brought it up. I want him to send money monthly to my bank account, no matter how little. I'll save it for him. He's hesitating. He said I should be patient, he'll give me everything I need but he wants more time. I don't want to ruin our relationship but I need his co-operation. I'm scared he might leave me, after I've given him the best years of my life. I subtly threatened him that my family would force me to marry a Nigerian but he made a joke out of it, saying I would never, that I'm his...

What should I do?

NB: I've never taken a dime from him. He drinks often and I don't want him spending 'our future' on alcohol! I'm way better at saving.

I'm worried if I press the subject, he'll get mad at me.

I also told him I want to leave Nigeria, he thinks it's a good idea and I also told him I can't afford it alone. He said he needs time.

Doesn't he love me? Should I let it go? Or insist we resolve this?

Banilla:
Mods, take this to the front page. Thank you.

Hi everyone! I have a boyfriend, we've been together for a year. I absolutely love him, he's my whole world! And that's the reason I'm pressuring him to save, if we're going to have a future together. And he's down for it, he makes nothing less than 200k monthly. I'm still a student, searching for a decent job. I can't invest sh** presently but I hope to start soon. Yesterday, I brought it up. I want him to send money monthly to my bank account, no matter how little. I'll save it for him. He's hesitating. He said I should be patient, he'll give me everything I need but he wants more time. I don't want to ruin our relationship but I need his co-operation. I'm scared he might leave me, after I've given him the best years of my life. I subtly threatened him that my family would force me to marry a Nigerian but he made a joke out of it, saying I would never, that I'm his...

What should I do?

NB: I've never taken a dime from him. He drinks often and I don't want him spending 'our future' on alcohol! I'm way better at saving.

I'm worried if I press the subject, he'll get mad at me.

I also told him I want to leave Nigeria, he thinks it's a good idea and I also told him I can't afford it alone. He said he needs time.

Doesn't he love me? Should I let it go? Or insist we resolve this?

otokx:
Did you hear that the new modular refineries are unable to source for crude?

But the indidivduals have to sell their refined products at a profit...which is why subsidy can be removed....because under subsidy they would be forced to sell at a loss to help the poor.

Kobonaire234:
There is only one answer and that is the removal of subsidies totally.

Otherwise there is going to be scarcity whoever is in charge because the price controls inherent in subsides will prevent profits being made which would lead to scarcity

The free money from subsidy leads to corruption and stealing.

The mass smuggling of cheap fuel means we lose billions for nothing. Mass smuggling that both big and small people do

And it is obvious that 50 years of subsidy has resulted in the decline of domestic refining capacity.

Remove subsidy. Let the market control the price. Just like we do for other things

But this apc govt wants to keep believing in the false god called cheap fuel. And they sacrifice our economy and future on its altar

adenigga:
Source: https://punchng.com/Marketers-predict-six-month-fuel-scarcity-prices-rise

SonofLothbrok:
You guys are deceitful. The two major political parties cancelled zoning when clearly it was the turn of the igbos to become president. Then Obi decamped and was suddenly given Labour Party presidential ticket in platter of gold without challenge.

Someone some-where is playing a chess game with the future of igbos and Peter Obi is part of the game. This is to make it look like Igbo's participated in the elections. Knowing fully well he will loose.

We will not allow that. We have reached the point of the no return. And for any so called Nigerian politicians of Igbo extract who thinks he can stop our struggle with a fake presidential ticket will have himself to blame. Anybody who thinks otherwise should go to Abuja or Lagos and vote.

That very day we will have a sit-at-home. Any saboteurs found at any polling unit will meet its end.

A word is enough for the wise.

naptu2:
https://saharareporters.com/2023/01/03/igbo-community-finland-demands-probe-trial-simon-ekpa-over-killings-south-east-nigeria

AfricanColumbus:
https://www.facebook.com/100027123288641/posts/pfbid0ndTR86cRhmr1yext1jjdTr3yevWw2MhiLibKQxuY7BB9VqwC8UvohuKYBZcm258Ql/?mibextid=Nif5oz

https://m./255988187883541/permalink/2367791530036519/?mibextid=Nif5oz

lhordspy:
https://www.thecable.ng/visibly-underage-persons-who-attempt-to-vote-will-be-arrested-says-inec/amp

HenryThegreat1:
https://dailytrust.com/fuel-subsidy-favours-the-rich-more-than-the-poor-tinubu/

Islie:
President Muhammadu Buhari has once again spoken of the attack on his convoy in Kaduna State, a year before he unseated former President Goodluck Jonathan.…



https://dailytrust.com/buhari-how-kwankwasos-suv-gift-helped-me-survive-kaduna-bomb-attack/

LordviccoDaGuru:
Details shortly

SOURCE https://twitter.com/VictorG63538936/status/1608946385763856384?t=Co3o5HPkhtySIY7HUrkcvw&s=08[/quote]Now look at the way lawan stood straight, looking buhari in the eye n shaking him with a single hand,if it were some southern governors,they would almost shamelessly be kneeling down.

EBMedia:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmzr2VoIk3U/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

GoodIsGod:
Go check the meaning of hermaphrodite and stop asking questions that could make me beat you up.

grandstar:
Contraception isn't the issue. Don't commit adultery (Read Hebrews 13:4)

peepydelano:
Well, I never for once saw him making trips with his ex wife and kids. All of a sudden he’s doing so with this one. Na the nigga know where him shoe dy pinch am sha

Afro3:
Nigeria can repeat the Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron examples by electing a young president -- Accord candidate, Prof. Imumolen

Nigeria can jump on the bandwagon of the ongoing global fad in which a new generation of leaders are taking over the reins of power in many countries of the world by electing a president of youth extraction in next year's general elections.

The recent emergence of 42-year old Rishi Sunak as Britain's Prime Minister, exactly five years after France did the same in electing Emmanuel Macron as president, has supported the growing belief that youth is the way to go in a world now fast jettisoning the old order.
Accord presidential candidate, Professor Christopher Imumolen, a youth who is gunning for Nigeria's highest office in next year's presidential elections, says a better signal could not have been sent as to the direction the world is now heading with the latest developments in Britain and France, insisting that it only further reinforced the position he'd often held on the matter.

"Those who have had me talk ceaselessly about the benefits of allowing a young person take the reins of power as Nigeria's president have often wondered why I have been so passionate," Professor Imumolen said on Tuesday.

"But the truth is that we need a new generation of youthful leaders who would be ready to give their all for the overall betterment of this country.
"The emergence of Rishi Sunak as Britain's Prime Minister is a significant message to the countries of the world, particularly Nigeria that the era of relegating the youth in the general scheme of things is over.

"If countries like France where Emmanuel Macron has been president since 2017, and Britain with all their experience and technological know-how, can entrust the affairs of their countries in the hands of young, upwardly mobile professionals, then I don't see why we should be different.

"For those who don't know, Macron became president at the age of 39 -- the same age with me -- and has since become the only individual in French history since two decades to win a second term in office after being re-elected in April this year.

"What about Rishi Sunak? He is only 42 and the first person of colour to hold the office of Prime Minister, Britain. These examples clearly buttresses my often held beliefs that we must go the way of the youth if we desire a refreshing change from a chequered past of underachievement as a country.

"So, I'd use this opportunity to once again urge Nigerians to vote me, a youth who is vibrant, mentally sound, healthy and ready to change the status quo and deliver to them the true dividends of democracy.

"I want them to check my profile and make up their minds as we all journey towards 2023. Let's do it the French and British way. Let's vote for youth. Let's vote Professor Christopher Imumolen as Nigeria's next president," he added.