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BabaRamota1980:
Subtract SE migrants from the zone and SW will be at 0.001% simple!

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Sirjamo:
Ipobians will not like to claim superiority over south west on this one, but if it is WAEC miracle centers ranking, we no go hear word again for one month

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amaniro:
OBJ have lived and is living a fulfilled life, are you?

LOL... So you get to pronounce on another man's life's worth that's not your own personal life and experience?

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Anago50000:
. Egbon ramota,

Stop overrating this tinubu guy, his influence only ends in Lagos and osun

National politics is out of his reach

And 'National politics' is wihin the reach of who again? OBJ? LOL.

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BabaRamota1980:
Why do you think Tinubu removed Buhari clutches from the party structure, and as a condition for his support in 2019?

Its called lessons learnt!

Go and see the party rules and regulations, it was updated before election.

Thats why on every trip Amosun made to Buhari the President told him he is helpless in party matters. There is nothing he can do for Amosun. That wasnt the case just few months before when Akeredolu, Fayemi and Amosun got unlimited backing from Buhari against Tinubu.



Cant you see how Oshiomole is putting the APC governors and lawmakers in order? Thats Party! Oyegun was ordered around by governors and lawmakers. When he disagrees with them they run to Buhari and get what they want. Not anymore....

Bourdillon is secured in 2019 and forward.

This is very good and clear thinking, BabaRamota1980, your head dey there.

I said it a number of times once Oshiomhole became their party Chairman, that every Buhari needs an Idiagbon, and that Oshiomhole would turn out to be Buhari's Idiagbon of the present regime.

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Honor10:
Ooo! why should starboy reply this Davido's boy, useless Agbaya.

*if u believe this election was rigged in the north and was not rigged in the south, then ur head is full of saw dust.

* If u believe it is rigging that made Atiku to even lose his polling unit, then u need to be flogged.

*If u think saraki was rigged out, but the same machinery failed to rigged Adelabu in, then ur brain is empty.

* if u think the election was rigged in the K- states for Buhari, and u don't believed the same machinery can successfully rigged for their respective APC candidates, u need to refund ur sch fees.

* if u think 2007 election with over 9 million margin with less population than now is better than 2019 election, then u are hypocrite.


*And lastly, if u think it is only when PDP win that the election is free and fair but rigged when APC win, then u need deliverance.


Osibanjo 2023.

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Frankonuche:
Laolu Akande Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Office of the Vice President

My dear Bob Dee!

One could have easily made up his mind not to read or respond to anything you wrote after seeing the rather unprincipled queuing up behind Senator Bukola Saraki and then abandoning him, moving on to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, and then deserting him as well.

But I felt one should respond to your attempts to create a false narrative from the very hollow lamentation of the recent elections as the “worst in our history”.

In my view, those like your good self, veteran journalists, who have built a formidable platform in the public arena must strive always to use the platform for the larger public good. There have been several interventions from you that reflect such true public spirit, but some of us stridently disagree with what at times could be perceived as a self-serving journalistic conduct. Many would seem to agree that this was obvious in your recent open letter to the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.

But first, let me thank you for your gracious words of congratulations to President Muhammadu Buhari and the Vice President, and your admiration for the VP’s commendable performance in office. I am certain that your quest for public accountability derives from that admiration.

It is important to state that a citizen’s open letter to public figures or government authority is always welcome here and not necessarily a matter of right or exclusive access. For us, such matters of access for the people to their elected leaders is of normal cause and ought not to be a matter of exclusivity nor should we make a play of it as so special.

As is typical of your propaganda machinery, it begins with an outrageous lie by the principal then the operatives like yourself repeat it ad naseum. It appears you were not in this country when foreign and local observers accepted the results.Independent Foreign Observers commended the transparency and credibility of the Presidential and National Assembly elections.

Also, the Independent ElectionMonitor group, supported by the French Embassy, concluded that “based on the analysis carried out in this document as well as the actual observations of the election activities across the country, it is Election Monitor’s considered opinion that the 2019 Presidential Election results are consistent with the will of the majority of voters who took part in the elections notwithstanding the various infractions which also occurred as they were not on a scale significant enough to affect the overall outcome of the election.(ElectionMonitorNG)

YIAGA Africa’s Parrallel Voting Tabulation, relied on by international agencies, embassies and funders also said its “findings show that for the presidential election the All Progressive Congress (APC) should receive between 50.0 per cent and 55.8 per cent of the vote.” And that “the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) should receive between 41.2 per cent and 47.0 per cent of the vote; these figures are consistent with the official results as just announced by INEC.

“For both APC and PDP, the official results fall within the PVT estimated ranges.” That YIAGA AFRICA results statement was based on reports from 1,491 polling units which are 98.4 per cent of sampled polling units. YIAGA AFRICA’s projections were reportedly also consistent with the officially announced vote shares for the other 71 parties who contested in the presidential election. It is also believed that the group’s projections were based on the results announced in the polling units and would have detected any significant manipulation occurring during collation at the ward, local government area, State and national levels. Also, “INEC’s official results for turnout and rejected ballots were also generally consistent with YIAGA AFRICA WTV estimates.” (Vanguard)

These are empirical facts, my dear Bob Dee, especially if you your analysis through any rigorous tests. Propaganda and falsehood only need a willing sponsor.

Yes, observers mentioned pockets of violence and some malpractices, but none felt that these were sufficient to affect the credibility of the elections or its results. Frequently cited is Ago Palace in Lagos. One unit in a city of 20 million! In any event, the real question is, how did the violence in the comparatively few places where it happened favour the President? And how come the strong allegations of foul play by the likes of Godswill Akpabio in Akwa Ibom, George Akume in Benue and Ndoma-Egba in Cross River State (all APC Senatorial aspirants!) escaped your eagle eyes?

It is sometimes forgotten, and Bob Dee , you chose to forget, that for the previous 16 years before 2015, the PDP governments had conducted elections. Everyone is familiar with the incredible excesses of the elections and the election-observer reports so poignantly describe some.

In the 2003 elections which gave Atiku Abubakar and his boss a second term, Wikipedia observes that “Millions of people voted several times. The police in Lagos uncovered an electoral fraud, finding five million false ballots.”

But the 2007 elections got even worse reviews: “Following the presidential election, groups monitoring the election gave it a dismal assessment. Chief European Union observer Max van den Berg reported that the handling of the polls had “fallen far short” of basic international standards, and that “the process cannot be considered to be credible”, citing “poor election organisation, lack of transparency, significant evidence of fraud, voter disenfranchisement, violence and bias.”

They described the election as “the worst they had ever seen anywhere in the world”, with “rampant vote rigging, violence, theft of ballot boxes and intimidation”).One group of observers said that at one polling station in Yenagoa, in the oil-rich South-South, where 500 people were registered to vote, more than 2,000 votes were counted.”

Your choice of words such as “theatre of war” to describe the presidential polls is not only inaccurate and questionable by and large, but also surprising considering the recent history of past presidential polls. And you have to tell us who described the elections as “the most dreadful and desperate”?

Besides this facts that you carefully chose to ignore, the contents of your letter read in part like a brief for the opposition, and, at other times, a judgment of an electoral tribunal in favour of the opposition. And such bias undermines the credibility of the author such as yourself.

It could even render the write-up confusing rather than informing the readers. For good measure, Bob Dee, maybe we should just remind our readers that not only are you an active member of the opposition, you have also benefited from significant business relationships with some in the opposition circles. And this is entirely within your right.

But that certainly discounts your assessment about the direction of our administration. It also devalues your criticism of the narratives that hold those who raped this country in the past responsible for the consequences of their corrupt activities while in government.

One also wonders whether it is your well-known personal relationship with the opposition that has beclouded you so much that you seek to assail the anti-corruption efforts which ordinary and well-meaning Nigerians have embraced.

Let me make it clear that the facts show that while some old members of the opposition have joined APC, that has not shielded those responsible for corruption and graft. In any case, even if old PDP members are now APC members, the current leadership of the country under the APC stands out as it is made up of two gentlemen with impeccable integrity.

Old PDP members and all Nigerians are welcome just like sinners are embraced in the church, Inf act, the church was opened for sinners to be converted. And what is skewed about the anti-corruption campaign when the two governors who have now been convicted for corruption are both APC?

Having said that, be rest assured that the APC as a party will articulate its defences to any allegations. For the records, it is an obvious fact and this must be reiterated that the Buhari administration has a commendable record of respecting the independence of INEC, a clear departure from what occurred under previous administrations. This government also ensures that it provides all the support INEC requires, as well as respects the independence of the judiciary and has ensured that security forces act within the ambits of law. Even international observers have made their comments accordingly and positively.

As the Buhari administration always noted, every single loss of life is sad and lamentable. And previous elections have regrettably caused even far more losses. We must achieve an electoral system that doesn’t result in any such loss of life. However, the record of improvement from the past is clear as it were.

To characterize the will of the people as Pyrrhic victory represents what exactly needs to change in and about our nation. Indeed, our privilege as elites imposes the responsibility of trustees of power, wealth, values and direction of and for a nation in the interest of the people upon us. To narrow this interest or substitute our amplified voices as the vocal minority for the silent majority is not only taking liberties a little too far, but also losing tune and touch with our national realities. As leaders, we must reflect introspectively on how we have prioritized the people, and how we must continue to do so going forward.

This is what President Muhammadu Buhari is known for and it is what played out in the elections. It is the voices of the few and the devices of the privileged that the Opposition regarded and expected to hold up. That did not happen.

We respect the right to disagree and exercise that right through the established mechanisms, but we reject any denigration and the diminishing of the electoral outcome which is the true voice and expression of the people of this country.

As you noted, the whole concept of sin in the worldly context is a violation of the law of the land, and in the spiritual context, a violation against God. That you judge either as a matter of law, or ecclesiastically when you by yourself determine that this administration is “committing sin” is a departure from what your letter identifies as its objective. Victory in an election is a nation speaking up, while the victor is the symbol of that nation’s victory.

Both life, by its temporal nature, and the Constitution, by its term limitations and periodic elections, already ensure that we all know that everything but eternity is transient, and the example of that in our nation today is the rejection of the old order four years ago, and the most recent confirmation of that rejection by preferring the new and current order, and the Next Level of our national restoration and growth.

Finally, thank you for declaring your belief that the APC “would have won” a handsome victory because that was exactly what happened! It is your equivocation about Atiku’s loss expressed in the same letter where you said you expected an APC “handsome victory” that left me and other readers confounded. What are we to believe?

Again, thank you for your open letter. Be rest assured that the Vice President and the President would continue working for the good of all Nigerians in the Next Level.

Laolu Akande is Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Office of the Vice President

This is an excellent piece of work! Thank you for this civil, factual, and intelligent response and discuss, Laolu Akande; you're carried!

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LiveByNight:
Next time put bedsheets for sale in Agege and it's environs in the title so you don't waste people's time

The image says clearly, "Free delivery to Agege and environs," which means other areas are also served but will/may attract delivery charges. So what's there to not understand? Please encourage her with honour as she practices her local enterprise.

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obafemee80:
https://i2.wp.com/autojosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/IMG_20190313_102034_060-600x400.jpg

https://i1.wp.com/autojosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/IMG_20190313_102011_382-600x398.jpg

AutoJosh wants you to see how the price of a litre of petrol has increased in the space of 50 years -from the military era to this present time - and why we should start thinking of other alternatives in order to reduce our dependence on the readily available but costly motor fuel.

During the Millitary Rule :
General Yakubu Gowon
From 6kb to 8.45kb

General Murtala Muhammad
From 8.45kb to 9kb

General Olusegun Obasanjo
From 9kb to 15.3kb

Shehu Shagari
From 15.3kb to 20kb

General Muhammadu Buhari's Millitary Rule
From 20kb to 20kb

General Babangida's Millitary Rule
From 20kb to 39.5kb to 42kb to 60kb to 70kb

Ernest Shonekan's Interim Government
From 70kb to ₦5

Sanni Abacha's Millitary Rule
From ₦5 to ₦3.25kb to ₦15 to ₦11

Abubakar's Millitary Rule
From ₦11 to ₦25 to ₦20

Democracy :

Olusegun Obasanjo's 8 years
From ₦20 to ₦30 to ₦22 to ₦26 to ₦42 to ₦50 to ₦65 to ₦75

Yar’Adua
From ₦75 to ₦65 (Price drops)

Goodluck Jonathan
₦65 to ₦141(1st Of January New year present)
Back to ₦97 (after labour strike)
Then ₦87 (with the 2015 Election approaching )

Muhammadu Buhari
From ₦87 to ₦145+ (Present price)

The federal government of Nigeria currently pays about ₦2.4 billion per day subsidising the fuel . It is believed that if the Federal Government should stop subsidizing the price of PMS today, the actual selling price of PMS would rise to ₦165 per litre.

What do you think?

https://autojosh.com/see-the-timeline-of-petrol-price-increments-in-nigerian/

Good history and records.

The wise say, "Those who ignore or forget history are bound to repeat it." And of course "You don't keep doing something the exact same way and expect a different outcome."

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LordCenturion:
This time around, u will never hear the children of hate shouting "witch hunt"

Na so ooo.

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...double post, sorry.

Drabeey:
Stop saying what you don't know MR, Yoruba people are the worst enemy Obasanjo has and invariably he is our son yet our worst enemy too!

Who Obasanjo eep? Go to my profile and see my writes up about that Old selfish man!

He is a Yoruba man, an elder too but he has no place in the leagues of Yoruba Nationalists neither would he have in Nigeria. God has kept that man till today just to disgrace him! Any bad thing happening in Nigeria today is as a form of Obasanjo's Eight years misrule!

Drabeey was Here

Very well stated.

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hisexcellency34:
Ha ha...just like my darling Arsenal ended Man Utd's unbeaten run yesterday. It's only Yoruba people who are attaching importance to Obasanjo. Igbos and Hausas no send am at all

No mainstream Yoruba attaches any importance to Obasanjo, either in the realm of leadership or politics; so you're either grossly informed, or being mischievous, or both.

To an average Westerner, a leader is a person who his people will queue behind, to vote for. People have never queued behind Obasanjo to vote for him. 'Nuff said.

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globemoney:
This guy really worked hard despite the odds being in his favor. Congrats to him..

Very well said.

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dapsyra:
On the surface, it appears as if the Canadian PV is outperforming the Flames PV. But this is not the case.

If you do a cost-benefit analysis of both arrays using the real cost per watt of energy produced, you will discover that the Flames panels are outperforming the Canadian panels.

A 300w Flames mono PV cost N45k while the Canadian equivalent cost N60k, that is, 33.3% more expensive

Now let us do some simple analysis using the instantaneous harvest data supplied (assuming the orientation and inclination are same).

3960w is canadian panels produced 2690w of instantaneous power ==> 67.93% efficiency

3000w of Flames panels produce 2005w of instantaneous power ==> 55.69% efficiency

So the Canadian panel is more efficient than the Flames panel by about 12.26% but it is also 33.3% more expensive.

To my discerning mind, the Flames PV outperforms the Canadian PV and it gives better value for money than the Canadian PV on this occasion

When it is considered that the initial prices paid for the panels were one-time capital costs, the 'Canadians' on account of better yields soon break even when compared to the Flames; then the Canadians soon overwhelm the Flames "indefinitely" w.r.t. yields it won't even be funny.

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Dee60:
The card reader is the best thing that has happened to our election. Before the card reader voting was a waste of time because politicians would have written bloated figures somewhere. In those days, one candidate would score 26 million votes from 12 million voters. Now things have changed. Since the card reader is able to transmit data, it has become a viable tool to double-check and validate actual number of voters.This is why you see disruption of voting, which is done to avoid opponents having votes, since now the politicians know that votes can count!

Again, the card reader is a tool that may fail, like any technology, so since we cant trust human beings (and nobody really wants to trust politicians) we have to rely on machines.

INEC going forward should look for how to get better accuracy using the card reader. Like every technology, there has to be updates, so lets have card reader 2.0 and 3.0 and so on....

Let us not allow the leaders to truncate the use of technology, till of course, we have a better technology.

There is low voter turnout everywhere. The reason is simple. Nigerians put a high premium on who becomes president and care less about who becomes the LG chairman...The lower you go the less the stakes! It is just the way we are! This is why devolution is important. Most of the northerners in Lagos did not come out today because they simply care less who becomes the Governor here.

Well said.

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Aragbiji:
Please say this again the Next time you enter a danfo .

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chozzy:
You're a shameless liar and brainwashed buffoon.
If the bolded is true why did Tinubu use same Atiku Abubakar to fly the ACN presidential flag in 2007?

The poster you quoted wrote the truth. Please stop being uncouth. The fact that Tinubu & Atiku were to later unite to fight a then common political enemy in Obasanjo, does not make the poster you were responding to, a liar. You should know that politicians align and re-align all the time.

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Sagay212:
Look at the topic of the thread. Election results across the country. I can see people's posting results from akwa ibom, Lagos, ogun, oyo, sokoto, but not one result from the SE. The crazy iPod miscreants are every where on NL wailing about Tinubu, but won't focus on elections going on in their various SE states.

One idio.t claims they are being intimidated as non yorubas but no proof what so ever. There is no news from trusted media about intimidation of voters but as usual, the crazy, hateful, envious iPods must complain.

The part I've put in bold is really telling. Hmm.

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SillyMods:
Imagine! Jonathan and his wife plus their gang of looters remain the worst thing to happen to Nigeria.

Since 2015, I became one of those who hold the postulation that The Almighty God indeed loves Nigeria. The first reason is the triumph of PMB at the polls then. The most recent reason is also the outcome of the 2019 presidential election which Buhari won by almost 4 million votes.

Had PMB not won the 2015 election, our case would have been worse than that of Greece and Venezuela combined. And had Atiku found a way to rig the 2019 election, people like Diezani, Madam Patience, Dasuki and other high class looters and thieves would be walkng free and flaunting their looted wealth on our face.

The thought of FFK, Fayose, Diezani, Omokri and their likes becoming our ministers and leaders is nauseating!


Meanwhile, the millions of dollars seized by EFCC at Enugu Airport (?) which UBA claimed to be the owner has not been claimed till this day!


Thank God for Buhari. Thank you Buhari.

Very well said.

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Sweetcollins:
We know
In every rumour, there is an element of truth

So if some rumour surfaces that you're an armed robber, there will be some element of truth to the rumour?

Na you, biko!

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HazzanTazzan:
His only problem is taking cooperative savings of teachers and spending it ... and also delaying their promotion...

And in so many ways disregarding the labor force in Ogun state...

These problems may be "ONLY" to you; but please be considerate and remember a lot of family members and other members of society are dependent on these workers getting paid their emoluments as and when due.

Be human in your toughts and help to encourage the survival of the greater number of ordinary members of our society. When they survive and thrive, you can in turn afford to sleep with your two eyes closed.

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ch3ckm8:
the last time it was sent to him, the only issue he had with signing the bill was that it was too close to the election. I don't think there's any adjustment to be made

You're seriously misinformed or just chose to see only what you want to believe; pull up in full the President's last communication to the Senate on the issue and read it again, this time, slowly.

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kayfra:
As a grieving strategy to get over the shelacking Buhari gave you. This is a thread where you are free to do the following, just like you did in 2015 (Very predictable people):

1. Declare your group as the richest
2. Your region as the most developed
3. Your control of all the development in the country and the world
4. Post pictures of nice houses to support #2
5. Your ownership of Abuja and Lagos
6. Your disinterest in Nigeria
7. Your ingenuity over all the races on earth
8. Despite all of the above your maginalized status

Oya. Food don ready. Beat your hollow chests to infinity. Fire on

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PFRB:
I do not believe that Agbakoba, a lawyer and a SAN for that matter is talking like this. Has he seen the evidence that PDP say they have?

Agbakoba has seen more evidence in his professional life than the PDP would ever be able to present in court or anywhere, and he said that much already.

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kahal29:
When I hear that PDP and Atiku are going to Court to reclaim what they called their "stole mandate" I laugh because I know they would get nothing at the end of the day. I say this because of the following reasons

1. Atiku and his PDP party act as if they don't know how much they have destroyed our present day courts and laws that would Infact make it difficult for them now to get anything from the same Court. In attempt to ensure that some PDP governors maintained their positions in the past the PDP made laws that made it impossible to get victory at the Court. Even the Supreme Court also made pronouncements that makes it difficult for you to prove anything in court no matter the evidence you have.

2. In the court, most of the PDP'S allegations will revolve around "infractions and Substantial non compliance". These allegations are always criminal in nature of which the PDP must prove beyond reasonable doubt and this is where the problem lies.

3. Proving beyond reasonable doubt is the most difficult thing to do even with the so called high tech/HD video evidence they claim to have because to even tender the said videos is another problem on its own. If finally the video evidence is allowed the production of the said video will become another issue.

According to latest Supreme Court judgement one person cannot tender several videos taken in various places at same time. The reason is because you can only be at one place at a time. Hence if you have 1000 of such videos it therefore means that the 1000 persons who recorded the said video would give evidence. Assuming they succeed in giving evidence the next issue will be wether the evidence from 1000 polling units can affect the result of over 140,000 polling units in Nigeria?

3. In the case of rigging as PDP is alleging, this also according to Supreme court judgement must be proved polling unit by polling unit and this is where the problem of PDP will begin since we have over 140,000 polling units in Nigeria.

4. Finally if the PDP have bothered to read the Supreme Court judgement in the following cases

* Wike vs Peterside
* Udom Emmanuel vs Umana Umana
* Okezie Ikpeazu vs Alex Otti

Then they would know that they are on a wild goose chase because it will be easier for the camel to pass through the eye of the needle than for the PDP or Atiku to prove infractions and substantial non compliance in the court so as to recover their supposedly stolen mandate.

Good thinking, kahal29; thanks for posting.

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ojeysky:
So I just got a call from FedEx that my package is held at customs until I pay duty fee, I wonder if anyone has experienced this before? What's the duty charges like?

OgogoroFreak:
Who uses FedEx to ship? Custom might charge you twice the cost of that thing.

ojeysky:
Ah! I used FedEx based on the experience shared by duwdu who used FedEx as well and got delivery of the same inverter (just that mine is 3kva). Now I am worried!!!

Braaad:
Duty fee for your inverter should be around 12k to 22k depending.

I had a similar experience with DHL on an inverter. I ended up paying 22k cos I was in a hurry. I was told I could have paid less if I didn't opt for express.... That was 4years ago.

Oshomo12:
This people and their hopelessness, duwdu should have info on the payment. Kindly let us know how much u pay at the end. Good luck!

Earthrealmlord:
What about the liberalization of trade in renewable energy products the government talked about some years ago??

I paid 11k as Customs duty, ojeysky. This is how it went down:

I got a call from FedEx that Customs had determined that the PIP was a dutiable item and to supply them by mail with my Import Tax # (or something to that effect) or get one from the Customs website, otherwise they (FedEx) would apply their own applicable tax regime to get the PIP cleared before it would start attracting demurrage. I couldn't figure anything out from the referenced Customs page so responded accordingly and specifically requested FedEx to apply their best practices. The result was the 11K assessment and payment into the nominated FedEx account. The PIP was released and delivered the following day.

IIRC, some previously tax-free RE equipment were re-categorized into tax brackets sometime towards the end of 2018, effective this year. I think I saw some sort of debate on some forums on that policy. So I wasn't that surprised with the duty slap. It won't be a surprise either if all courier service providers are now being made to comply.

Just advise FedEx like I did or some similar way, ojeysky, and you should be home and dry.

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papiforreal:
I stopped reading your analysis too after saying pmb and Atiku would share the votes in the northwest and north east. As much as I believe the op was generous on the figures he alloted to Buhari in the ss/se, same applies to the figures he also alloted to Atiku in the ne and nw. Buhari would trunce the Atiku in the northwest with at least 70:30 in favour of Atiku. Atiku has no popularity here, he's corruption, not good Muslim and he's utterances didn't help him. The only States in the northwest Atiku would comfortably win in the ne is taraba and may be Adamawa with slight margin.
But Gombe, Bauchi, Yobe, borno, goes to Buhari with wide margin.

Your head dey there (as in, "Good thinking." )

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PrecisionFx:
Ogun is OBJs homeland, expect Buhari to lose there.

Rinse the B.S. and repeat.

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PrecisionFx:
Its now sensible to admit that 50/50 is possible in SW.

Ogun, Osun, Ekiti m Ondo are very strong states for PDP to grab 50% - 55% votes.

Remember the OBJ factor......U will see how Powerful OBJ is in the SW and across the nation.

What 'love portion' did OBJ give to this poster, for heaven's sake? This is how some lose their entire life savings with their bets nau. I don dey tok myon about these pipu since o. Hmm.

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PrecisionFx:
Best analysis so far.

Like I keep saying, in 2019 Nigerians will see how powerful OBJ is. OBJ is a national leader that has followship across every single state in Nigeria.

Nigerians will also see how Powerful m connected OBJ is in Yoruba land.

Also Men that own Nigeria who have all abandoned buhari like IBB, OBJ, TY Danjuma, Jeremiah Useni, etc.....this is a sure loss for buhari

LOL!!!

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MrPolitics:
This is a breakdown of how the 2 main parties fared in the 6 geo-political zones of the country.

North-West (7 states) ;
APC - 5,995,651 (72.45%)
PDP - 2,280,465 (27.55%)
Total - 8,276,116 (APC & PDP only)

North-East (6 states) ;
APC - 3,238,783 (74.36%)
PDP - 1,116,873 (25.64%)
Total - 4,355,656 (APC & PDP only)

North-Central (6 states + FCT) ;
APC - 2,465,599 (54.92%)
PDP - 2,023,769 (45.08%)
Total - 4,489,368 (APC & PDP only)

North Total (NW+NE+NC)
APC - 11,700,033 (68.34%)
PDP - 5,421,107 (31.66%)
Total - 17,121,140 (APC & PDP only)


South-West (6 states) ;
APC - 2,036,450 (53.41%)
PDP - 1,776,670 (46.59%)
Total - 3,813,120 (APC & PDP only)

South-East (5 states) ;
APC - 403,968 (19.26%)
PDP - 1,693,485 (80.74%)
Total - 2,097,453 (APC & PDP only)

South-South (6 states) ;
APC - 1,051,396 (32.01%)
PDP - 2,233,232 (67.99%)
Total - 3,284,628 (APC & PDP only)

South Total (SW+SE+SS) ;
APC - 3,491,814 (37.97%)
PDP - 5,703,387 (62.03%)
Total - 9,195,201 (APC & PDP only)

This is reference worthy. Thanks for posting, MrPolitics.

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