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Creamypie:Goodbye Creamypie. We will NOT miss your bitter and tribalistic comments at all. Say Hi on our behalf to your bitter cohorts on the X app. |
My prayers finally saved ManU an embarrassment at home. |
autoez:Climb a high speed truck go fight driver? When he no be Jackie Chan, you wan kill am? |
SyrusdeHansome:See you at the end of the match........................... To jubilate with us. A cold Malta Guinness with chicken wings waiting for you. |
flexyrule:Punish a Club World Cup winner like Chelsea? Who dem be? Clear road for Chelsea, more cups loading this season for the champ. |
SyrusdeHansome:Chelsea already winning this match. Hope you are enjoying our match. |
ViceGovernor:They have already started eating it. Chelsea too good for this season's EPL frontrunner. |
wiseone28:Too early to jubilate. Goal cancelled. Please take a moment to write a quality post with at least 40 characters. This will make the forum more interesting for everyone. |
chiagozien:It is one of your blodas that was killed by another bloda of yours, and you are rejoicing over it. Is that not too crude of you? |
givedemwotowoto:Please help us to start this global awareness by organising the first press conference, and invite CNN and BBC journalists to enable us spread our government atrocities to the world. Then pick up your pen and write to our dear world leader DT of America and John Starmer of Britain to come and drive these bad people out of government. You are the trailblazer we have long been waiting for, don't shirk this responsibility. |
Baronthecelebri:Your village people that are being ravaged by UGM and esnbrutality, were they supporting Tinubu too? |
I asked Google's Gemini, this is its answer: Countries borrow money rather than printing it to avoid hyperinflation, maintain economic stability, and preserve the currency's value. Printing too much money without an equivalent increase in the production of goods and services causes the currency to lose its purchasing power, leading to widespread economic collapse. The dangers of excessive money printing Hyperinflation: The most immediate and destructive consequence of over-printing is hyperinflation, where prices for everyday goods skyrocket dramatically. In the 2000s, Zimbabwe's government printed vast sums of money to cover its expenses. By November 2008, the country's inflation rate had peaked at 79.6 billion percent, and its currency became virtually worthless. Devaluation of currency: When a country floods the economy with new money, the supply of currency exceeds the supply of goods and services. This surplus in money supply devalues the currency, making imports more expensive and eroding the real value of citizens' savings. Loss of confidence: Continuous money printing erodes the public's trust in the government's economic management. This can cause domestic citizens and foreign investors to abandon the currency in favor of more stable foreign currencies or bartering, further accelerating the currency's collapse. Economic instability: Printing money does not create real wealth; it simply dilutes the value of existing wealth. As money loses value, the financial system can become unstable. Banks may lose their ability to function, investment dries up, and economic output can plummet. |
Tinubu must be living in a fantasy Nigeria of his own making. Claiming that corruption, of which he is one of the chief enablers, is erased in the country is him trying to scam or deceive the Japanese into investing in his country. He has forgotten that Nigeria is well known across the whole world as the most corrupt country in Black Africa. |
RISQUE:Waoh, dome people get nerves o. Building a house or structure on top of a cemetery. Na ghosts go scatter them one day. |
Sunnyrado:No be only tomboy you like, you no like Tom Tom join am? Anything with front and back attack, na so una go surrender una weak defence. Oga, go read your books. |
Proudlyomonna:Your angst above against Topman7 aptly described you too. You are a classic case of a cooking pot calling an agbo kettle black. Change your ways too. |
hoygift:Basketball keh? You are funny. |
Fulham equalised. MU advantage gone. |
What happened to Onana? Can't see him in goal. |
Finally. 1 for MU. |
humberjade:Earthquake and tsunami are better than hunger, terror and slow death. |
ernieboy:So what's wrong with that? We that have high birth rate and strong body are ready to help them rejig their low population and labour figures. |
Food don ready for Nigerians. But mek dem help bring free passenger ships come load us go. Before long plenty Japanese half castes go full the island. |
Didijiji:Eeyah! Naughty, naughty SW. But what should we do about them? Take away their Lagos, and chase them outta Naija? |
Robnectar:3 times sir. But where should Luqu run to sir? To England? |
Thank God, our deliverers have arrived. That must have been the reason why many big time terrorists are being caught daily. Gumi is afraid of being clipped by their sword. His evil conscience is judging him. Let MOSSAD fire be on all evil doers in this nation. |
Nizguy:I have not received my own, and I am in the SouthWest. Please if you are the one in charge of distributing it, send my money now now, or else.......... |
Jamsam:Especially Amala and gbegiri in Ibadanland, they cannot do without it in the morning time. |
Arsenal already in the lead. But what gave Man U fans the gumption that they could ever win Arsenal with this their almost former team that failed in the last season? Is that not a tall order? |
1 point for Chelsea. Not too bad for an opening game. Remember, we have won all winnable club cups. Chelsea always a champ. |
CP scoring 1 ruled out. Offside. |
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