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Press release to debunk the price quoted by NNPCL but the actual price not stated. Dangote, are you OK? |
Wait till Nigerians start inflating the price. Nothing works in that hellhole. |
Realtord43:Not truly a real Nigerian you mean to say? |
NhlanhlaS944:Crime reports in your country says 90% of the crimes were committed by black SAns. Nigerians are too negligible to even be in the picture. You should be more worried about your slave masters feeding your sisters and mothers to their pigs. |
Old News. This didn't happen this week |
viqSmallz:I guess we now have an alternative to transformers and poles in the business of power distribution? If you're half as clever as you want us to believe you would know the last leg of power distribution is equally as important as the first leg. If you had any bit of an idea about our power problem, maybe you would have known that even the little power we generated isn't being 100% utilized. If your brain is not rusty, you should known that many communities have been in darkness for years because of transformers and poles or do you think Governors build power plants when they talk about electrification? I'm sure you don't have light right now because your transformer is overpowered. We've been enjoying 23hours of power supply on the monthly average since the beginning of this year and all we had to do was to buy more transformers, share the loads and link new buildings, but this idiot thinks transformer is not important in the scheme of things. Your goofy ass should ask people who knows why 30% of the little power we generate is not being utilized. |
viqSmallz:Do you realize that even the little power we're generating, distribution is still a major problem? He might not be entirely right, but he's not entirely wrong either. |
Franking:What was the excuse for overthrowing the government of a paradise? You must be thinking all of us are kids or we don't know our histories. Oga, Nigeria died in 1966 and it's been on a steady decline ever since. https://saharareporters.com/2020/12/27/why-i-toppled-shagari-government-%E2%80%93-buhari-says-new-year-letter-british-pm
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StillDtruth:I believe you read the verses you were trying to quote very well? If you did, you should know which law he was talking about |
StillDtruth:You can give your money to whoever pleases you for whatever reason, but please, stop misleading people that non-payment of tithe will take one to hellfire. It's outright falsehood. The only commandments you can disobey and will lead you to hell are the moral commandments, which is what we know as the God's 10 commandments. The book of revelation mentions that those who will be saved are the ones keeping the Faith of Jesus. I don't see where giving a tenth of your earnings to some random individuals calling themselves pastors come into play here. You can't buy your way to heaven. Same way paying tithe won't make you rich. God is not a bookie. You can't stake a tenth of what you earned in anticipation of getting it back in multi fold. God doesn't need your money. The people that need it to survive are the ones asking you for it. Jesus didn't pay it, and he didn't take it. I wonder why someone would be preaching that and still himself a Christian. Pay tithe all you want, you'll still perish if you don't keep God's 10 commandments, most importantly the ones you people love to explain away, the Sabbath. That's the only reason why almost all of you will perish, because it's the only law that shows who exactly you worship. As it is today, y'all are worshipping the devil. |
OldGee1960:I guess corruption exists in vacuum. ![]() |
Odingo1:Let's wait till then. But I don't know how you came about polygamy being higher in the southwest. If you say, as against other regions in the South, maybe, but not higher than everywhere else. And, forget about Islamic law or anything, infidelity is rife, even in the North. |
So which tribe do you expect to have the highest percentage if not the Yorubas? 73% of the test was conducted in Lagos and Lagos is yorubaland. Let the test be conducted regionally and let's see how many percentage the Yorubas will take outside Southwest. |
StillDtruth:The last time I checked, tithing is not parts of the law Christ was talking about. |
StillDtruth:The actual word transliterated as hell itself means grave, so whatyasay? |
StillDtruth:No where in the Bible is non-payment of tithe is the loss of your soul. Tithe is not even a relevant law for Christians. As Christians, we are supposed to follow and do as Jesus. Jesus never paid tithe and he never talked about. Wherever Jesus is silent, you're not mandated to do it. I'd rather take my money and give to people who actually need it for survival, rather than give someone who has private jets and luxury cars. You'll never see God if you'd rather pay tithe to your pastor and abandon your neighbors who needed the money to feed. |
I'm in support of the enforcement of the age limit for taking the senior school certifice examination. I have two nephews in the university right now, who unfortunately do not measure up to my intelligence at the time I finished JSS3. I don't think you're too old if you graduate from the university at 22, 23 if you studied a 5 year course, 24 if it's MBBS. Just like everything else, Nigerians are always in a hurry for nothing. They jump queues, always trying to maneuver in traffic, but end up creating more mess, and the worse of all, the urgency to "make it" pushes us into corruption. Everything is wrong with our orientation as a people. |
Dalohad:You obviously didn't read the article. |
rezzy:That's why it's safe to assume all other road users are mad. Come to think of it, who does that kind of thing if not a mad man? God knows that other driver will regret his very existence if I witness that kind of madness. |
beethoven:It's still recklessness not to fix the rear brakelights. |
gidgiddy:Your father is a bastard and your Mom is a LovePeddler. Now, I don't expect you to be agitated since insult is a culture where you come from. Any wonder why people berate you for waking your parents up with a slide kick every morning? Uncouth idiots! Y'all will learn to respect others the hard way. |
So drinking Garri now is a crime. I like drinking Garri with just cold water without sugar or additive, safe for coconut. Do you even know that Ijebu Garri is more expensive than rice Yeye people. |
underpinna:This is nothing about creating opportunities. It's about creating a problem for gain. You can only talk about people who haven't had the opportunity before. I've been in positions where I can use my influence for financial gains. I chose the right thing by doing what is right. I've studied most Nigerians. We tend to misuse our privileges, no matter how little. Even pump attendants also feel like gods there's scarcity of fuel and use that little opportunity to make money from people. This same people complain about government. Please tell me what these lots would do differently if given bigger opportunities? |
flexyrule:And I'm supposed to be a Northerner from the North Central. Just letting you know. |
I can't even imagine how SAn would think they can win Nigeria in anything. I mean, why pinch when you know you'll get a deadly blow in retaliation? Next time una try this nonsense. We'll make it last for a whole month. |
Happy holidays my Igbo brothers and sisters. Enjoy!!! |
flexyrule:Same North that couldn't get Buhari into Aso Rock after how many times of attempts? I hope you know the NC is not part of your useless backward North? |
underpinna:You didn't give the right answer. You consider cheating as being smart then went ahead to claim our government does that too. It's a fact all over the world that you can have better leaders than the people, which corroborated the fact that our government is just a reflection of us the people. Most of you complaining cut corners as much as you can every day. You'll do worse if you have better opportunities. |
Emvicprints1:What happened to building one yourself? It's obvious any business government does is riddled with corruption. |
Marvyx:We still higher purchasing power than Benin and Niger though. However, I don't think we can completely run away from buying fuel. For instance, I've not used my generator for well over a year now (electricity supply have been very good, and I also went solar as backup), but we have to fuel our car to get around. Apart from the fact that Nigeria is an oil producing country, fuel is very cheap. |
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Yeye people.