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CorperKola:Indeed, this is joke. But this US, not Nigeria. There's nothing we can do about that. Meanwhile, they tried to replicate same with NBA, it didn't work. |
Guyman02:Don't you watch Wimbledon or the Women's Premier League? Have you not seen the turnout? That alone should tell you that women's sports are gradually growing. Just last season, Arsenal shattered the women's transfer market. What the women's game needs most is sustained interest. Once the interest keeps growing, bigger TV rights deals and more sponsorships will naturally follow. |
She used AI to replicate another person's photo shoot. She forgot that based on her popularity, she will be uncovered. If she was smart, she would have added/removed some features to make her own different and unique. Na this kind of people that will copy everything from you in an exam including your names. |
You see this arrest, I'm in total support of it since some people have refused to get sense. Access to camera and Internet is not a license to threaten your fellow citizen talk more the President’s son. |
Let him go to the prison and continue the oblei or become their hypeman ![]() |
While this may not make sense, the good thing is should women sports become profitable in future like the men's sports, the prize money will be shared equally too. Right now, it may not make sense because it favours the women. |
You now see why I keep saying you can't shame the shameless. ![]() |
This war needs to stop. I don't even understand Iran at all. All the sanctions have been removed which means they can sell their oil, receive money without restrictions. But that's not enough for them. They still want to control the Strait of Hormuz. That's against the international law guiding the maritime industry. Even their neighbour, Oman, is not interested in charging any fee but Iran wants to coerce them. |
New meter doesn't mean there's no arrears. If it's a new building with new prepaid meter, that's a different thing all together. If you have an unpaid debt and you request for new meter, you will have to negotiate with them on how to clear those arrears - mostly 50 50. In other words, if you recharge say 10k, nepa will deduct 50% for the arrears and keep the remaining balance for you. |
vr0xen:What about Oman? They're not interested. Why is Iran forcing them? |
vr0xen:My brother see everyone is tired of the war including the major actors ( US and Iran). What we are saying is that for the first time all the sanctions against Iran have been lifted. They can now sell their oil and receive their money without inhibition. Is not foolish to try destroy all that. Why not be patient to accumulate enough to offset some debts and stabilise. Btw, they're not the only country entitled to that route. Oman has a right too but they want to coerce them because they feel they are mightier. |
Mccullum:The same way your leaders are chaining your mentality, right? ![]() |
vr0xen:It's rather the other way round. Iran wants the world to live and operate by its terms. Meanwhile, they are not the only one entitled to that route. What about Oman? They said they are not interested in collecting any gate fee. Are you saying that they don't have a say? Must Iran force every ship to follow her route? |
runningriot:The funny thing is that this was meant to last for sixty days. Why not wait for the sixty days to elapse. Within that time frame, they must accumulated some revenues to offset some debts and stabilise their economy. |
Who wants to die. Shebi one Nigerian army once said if we don't want enlist into Nigeria army, it will become compulsory. Una father. You want me to join after freeing and releasing repentant bandits. |
Mrexcell:No debate about that but you need to read about her previous encounter with men. |
Wotowotoman:Whether he has one or not, he should be careful. Btw, he is the Udinese goalkeeper. Yes, he has a career. |
I'm yet to see a country with leaders as foolish as Iran's. Just look at the golden opportunity before them. For the first time, they can sell their oil and receive payment without sanctions. Why not focus on stabilising the economy instead? Instead, they're more interested in controlling the Strait of Hormuz. For context, the Strait has two sides, one bordering Oman and the other Iran. Shipping companies now prefer the Omani side because the US Navy has worked to clear mines from the waters. Iran, on the other hand, insists that ships use its route. It doesn't stop there. They also want vessels to seek permission and pay a fee before being allowed to pass. Those who ignored the directive were attacked by Iran. The US responded by saying that wasn't going to happen and retaliated after the attacks on the ships. The cowardly part is that whenever Iran gets attacked, it often turns around and targets smaller countries it sees as weaker, like Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan. These days, they don't even go after Saudi Arabia. What kind of country is that? They know what they doing. ![]() |
Gbajamila should equally step aside while investigation is ongoing. |
thedio:What do call billions that were allegedly allocated to a ghost or unrecognised agency? I don't know where you stand on this matter but have it at the back of your mind that this allocation is not in the best interest of you and I. |
If you want to know where our problem is coming from just pay attention to the comments. In the end, we are just tools in the hands of politicians. Billions were allegedly stolen and it's obvious some people are doing everything possible to cover it up. In the end, we will log out to face reality. In the end, we sign out from this platform to cry quietly. |
anonimi:It depends on the context. In my own perspective, you rarely hear any negative news concerning him and his family. Not in the area of profession. |
No scandal. Just him and his family. |
Something fishy is going on. |
It is quite ironic that the same government that always complain about ghost workers is the one harboring ghost agency . |
Whatever business he has with her, he should watch his back. This kind of people can destroy your career. |
Someone once said that when it comes to internet hacking or scamming, We're not even a scratch compared to the biggest cybercriminals in the world. According to him, our biggest problem is noise. We love to show off, and that makes us vulnerable, easier to track, and easier to arrest. You're in another man's country, yet you failed to consider the security implications of showing off. He should be thankful the South African authorities got to him before those urchins (irresponsible ones) did. Things could have ended much worse. |
They should equally take it to Strait of Hormuz. |
energy37:I'm not saying he shouldn't be tried. I'm saying considering how powerful he was, nobody could believe the same Elrufai is being treated this way. The reason I said that power is truly transient. |

