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The north are looking 4 trouble and these so-called youths are backed up by their elders and d military to cause a stir. But i believe d ibos can handle them even in the north own backyard like what happened in d north in 2000. But please let d southerners come back home and lets break this shit called nigeria period.

BigBrother9ja:
I blame GEJ

Guy u wan finish me with laff? abeg wetin concern GEJ 4 here? u no go let d man drink water drop cup? abeg no b him call 4 change oh

I will always say it again and again that until states are allowed 2 generate and distribute power 2 their own people, dis kwontri called nigeria will kwontinue 2 b in darkness. we've only b having rulers wey no get sense 2 reason but only 2 steal money

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This guy is just too childish 4 my liking, i dont know when he will mature.

Nigeria will never come out of dis power problems until states are allowed to generate and distribute electricity to their citizens. imagine one state generating and supplying power to 3 or more other states without a power or sub station. if d power station runs into problems, it affect all other states depending on it 4 power. that is d mess we are in right now in nigeria, until our rulers come 2 their senses and think better,nigeria will continue 2 b in darkness.

Icon4s:
Decentralise power generation and Let each state in the country generate its own power and lets c if there will nt be 24/7 power in some states.
And by the time investors and businesses start moving to those states with power u'll tell me whether the other states wont wake up.


States that can generate more than what they can consume would sell to neighbouring states and create more IGR for themselves.

Plus state owned generating service would employ thousands of both skilled and unskilled workers.

Service providers in the Electricity business will also benefit.

Decentralise Power Generation!

Guy, God bless you, abeg. i no sabi why our so-called leaders who are just rulers no dey ever think in zat zirection. na only 2 chop money dem sabi, dem no get direction at all, just a rudderless ship

Abeg we dey follow

That judge must be crazy and dumb. some of d so-called judges we have in dis cave, called nigeria should be dismised and jailed.

Guy God bless u 4 re-introducing zis tofic. some fiful start zis cpa lecture in za past but fail to complete am and just abandon am half way run away. abeg try complete zis lecture bros. thanks

Na so so university person dey hear, nobody dey talk about polytechnic again. Abi polytechnic no dey exist 4 naija again? that is why naija is technologically backward

Juell:
The writing is on her panties, guess she didn't knw her leggings are transparent

Guy bone. Dont try 2 defend d girl oh, she tell u say she no sabi wetin she dey do? abi people no tell am b4 she commot 4 house? Ladies can do anything in d name of fashion these days.

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Buharimustgo:
This is the best soup in Nigeria,followed by Atama soup then the others

Guy u sabi atama too, dats also a very good delicacy also.

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op, are you trying to say that i cannot withdraw my earnings to my payoneer mastercard?

importexpert:
are you with me?

Abeg op i dey with you, i dey follow u bumper 2 bumper. MAKE U CARRY GO MR LECTURER

kogistar:
igbo kids + yoruba kidz = ?

NAIJA pikinz

Nice one bro, i also learnt of a nigerian lady graduate who learnt furniture making (carpentary) from youtube and she is making big money building world class furnitures

Op Abeg we still dey wait ooooooo

this is pure rubbish, these people and their president should understand that those tanks are capable of destroying those roads. They should either use tanks with ordinary rubber tyres or carry these chain tanks on a low loader trailer.
This one sef buhari just dey use this one take provoke Wike so that if the governor talk, e go order all out bombardment of Niger delta.

AnonyNymous:
I hope they don't kidnap him

Guy u read my mind. no be small billa d bad boys for demand for him release oooh