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Reading up on Malta. I see it is one of the more corrupt nations in Europe. |
When people refuse to focus on the issues, and instead deal with fake monsters they have created. Kenya happened because of external backers. Certain powerful countries were shorthanded by the President. I pray that Tinubu receives wisdom. You cannot lead by forcing people not to talk. You only have 4 years, 8 years in office. |
DSS, state the sponsors of this 'protest'. |
Houseontherock1:He is part of the issue. How do you expect such a man to value education? Someone that cannot educate himself on the laws. |
Teenaira:Not everybody knows. An idiot was arguing with me that Akpabio is sounding like he has forgotten or is ignorant of the law. Minimum wage is for companies of certain sizes. |
This law is similar to Tinubu removing subsidy. They are not looking at the unforeseen consequences. I expect people to start offering apprenticeships instead of employment. People may lose their jobs as well. I expect if I have a stay at home maid, I will now be charging her for rent and food consumed. |
Fake news. |
Yawn. This game they are playing - I would advise the public to not take sides. The closing scene would be interesting. |
A body of lies, by liars, and supported by liars. Reno, Bayo and co have an agenda. I suspect most non-ignorant Nigerians ignore them but then again they know their targets. Those that want to deceive themselves that this govt is not functional because of opposition. Numbskulls. |
mipeesoft:Not surprised. |
dreality:Think before typing. In this country where police arrest victims, why would anyone put their real name? This story is not fake news. Nigerians from all parts of the country were duped. |
EreluRoz:I am willing to testify that this story is true. People in my family were among those defrauded by Imperial Homes. The names are correct and the story line is correct. |
Some people on this thread should be placed in a mental home. Their contributions have been nothing but juvenile. |
SmartPolician:Perhaps he has given advice and they have not listened. I see nothing wrong with what he has said. Nigeria's government costs are increasing. Insecurity is worsening. Food supply is getting worse. The very things one should do to help kick-start recovery .. in fact let me stop there before I get pissed again. |
This is talk. Agreements have been in place for a while. NNPC cannot force an IOC to do anything with the oil they produce after they have given NNPC their share of the production. Perhaps they are referring to NPDC or SEPLAT. These people are playing with Nigerians' intelligence. |
Strongly supported. |
This is silly. Nigeria can't afford this. |
This law will be an issue. There is no proper definition of skit. Also the bureaucracy would be too much. |
We should continue thinking our problem is non-Nigerians and not our lootocrats in executive, judicial, legislative and other arms of government. Shoutouts to the ones in private business and the banks. These heinous acts wouldn't have been possible without your collaboration. |
I miss GAME at Palms. There were my go to for a lot of DIY stuff. |
It is good to note that from the start of production, more than 3.5 billion litres, which represents 90 per cent of our production, have been exported. If the above is true, how much was supplied to Nigeria? It looks like they have been exporting their products. |
Check the resolution of the media you are using. The higher the resolution the more the download rate. Some people will say they want 4K TV. Their pockets can't handle it. |
UncommonLogic:You really need to read up on the deal Nigeria via NNPC has with the IOCs. Dangote Refinery should come clean with which IOCs! |
Let him name the IOCs? Is it the same IOCs that gave them crude stock earlier this year? |
Another distraction. Instead of announcing, just do it. Also look at reducing the cost of governance. |
I feel sorry for him. There is GOD. I have seen enough evidence of him in my life to know that he exists. |
It is as I thought. We do have such laws. https://www.mondaq.com/nigeria/antitrust-eu-competition-/1231334/competition--anti-trust-regulation-in-nigeria-restrictive-agreements The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act ("FCCPA" , 2018 is generally the primary legislation for the regulation of competition and protection of consumers in Nigeria. One of the salient objectives of the FCCPA is to prohibit restrictive or unfair business practices that prevent or restrict competition (as captured in Part VIII (Section 59-69) of the FCCPA). |
anonimi:The above is a silly response. |
Does Nigeria not have anti-trust laws? |
People. Turns out Nigerian journalists have struck again. Finidi NEVER made those comments about Osimhen. Anyone close to Victor should tell him to make peace. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2024/06/finidi-george-reacts-to-victor-osimhens-outburst-in-viral-video/amp/ NFF needs to blacklist that journalist that reported this first. Evil persons!! |
SweetDipBenny:I would be proud of him for taking responsibility. He can look at himself in the mirror and feel no shame. He will not jump at shadows and he will still be my son. |
Confirmedzombie:You are wrong to call him wrong. He did nothing wrong. |
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, 2018 is generally the primary legislation for the regulation of competition and protection of consumers in Nigeria. One of the salient objectives of the FCCPA is to prohibit restrictive or unfair business practices that prevent or restrict competition (as captured in Part VIII (Section 59-69) of the FCCPA).