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See the person that was saying Nigeria should spend the naira. Is it Naira he is spending in Jamaica? They will eat foreign rice and say Nigerians should in the interest of the Naira, eat stone filled Kastina rice |
It depends on how many years you wish to stay in Nigeria. |
It is sad that Nigerians (more like Biafrans, but that's an aside) have to go to a country like Indonesia. Immigration should only be to first world countries. |
The former stanbic woman. |
Johnwick64:You obviously don't understand figurative language. |
Ekong93:I take it you didn't watch the video and went by the headline. I am no Christian but by criticizing the dead, he preached the gospel. Any serious student of the Bible would have known these things anyway. TB Joshua dabbled heavily in the occult and did not follow the true precepts of Christianity. Just that due to Okotie's failings and the poverty in Nigeria (which allowed people overrate Joshua's charity), this message would be lost on people. |
Chiffy:He said it. Several times. He has never been hypocritical about his criticism of Joshua. |
Of course, by virtue, of the Bible, TB Joshua was not a real Christian and was probably part of an esoteric cult. Anyone who has sat close to the altar at the synagogue can see the pictures of many heavily bearded men (mostly white). Who are these people? Why were their pictures at the altar? Besides, the miracles done at the synagogue were fake. Several family members with genuine ailments went there and there was no healing. That said, he was a charismatic man just like most other pastors and his acts of charity stand in contrast with most other pastors. As for Okotie, despite his knowledge of church history and the Bible, he himself has a number of skeletons in his closet most relating to "issues of the flesh". So he might not be in the best position to criticize Joshua especially since Nigerians have not forgiven him for his lie: that God told him he was going to be Nigeria's president. God, should he exist, apparently has chosen others for the job of |
Four vocal tweets against blaqbones doesn't equal being under fire. Disliked Yerrins or earrings the moment he called himself a polymath. That's a wild claim to make. Leonardo Da Vinci was a polymath. The rest of us, mortals, just, at best, know a lot of things. |
That would be 50 USD per person (capita) worth of investment. Hardly remarkable, especially since there seem to be no multiplier effect |
It was because the match was played at a neutral venue. That's why we could get a fair result. |
Why Obaseki dey lie? |
Angelfrost:Relatives or enemies? One is owned by Qatar. The other is owned by UAE. Both countries are seriously in conflict. Infact, they broke off diplomatic relations some time ago. |
Somebody's name is Kadiri and Igbo people are still here with the attaché by force. Na wa. |
Acecards:Marquinhos |
How can you be born in 1940 and be 63 years old? OP check yourself o |
DAVE5:Where did you see me say they should take it lightly? |
TheEnygma:14 USD doesn't seem like leeching. The cost of the suit is higher than the compensation sought. It is more like attention seeking. |
KingRex1:He will. He read accounting and he's chartered already. |
Who better than an experienced borrower to lead the movement to borrow? |
Agritech:The crime broke American laws. Proceeds of fraud were laundered through the American financial system. |
OP, try and defy your bad grammar. |
Maxymilliano:He qualified as overall 7th. Highly unlikely to win a medal |
Thermodynamics:What an emotional write up. Complaints like this are based on a lack of understanding of economics. People usually get paid what they deserve. Believe it or not, it is easier to be a doctor than a top footballer. That's why there are way more doctors than professional footballers. Also, the careers of doctors last for decades why footballers play only between 15-20 years. There are also way more soldiers than footballers. In other words, it is easier to be a soldier than a footballer. People are generally not paid based on risk taken but based on how REPLACEABLE they are. The average soldier, despite the risk taken is very replaceable. For instance, see the millions of applications into the Nigerian army despite the risk. In terms of value, football may provide very little value. But value is in two forms. Scale and magnitude. The money you get paid is dependent on the value provided scale wise multiplied by the value provided magnitude wise. Doctors provide value that is extremely high in magnitude but poor in scale. A doctor is treating maybe ten patients at a time. What he does is very valuable for THOSE TEN PATIENTS. Footballers entertain millions at a time. Inspite of this, doctors actually get paid more. Let's use the UK as an example. There were about 483 premiership footballers earning an average of 25k pounds a week. That means, the total amount paid to footballers was about 627 million pounds last season. For doctors, there were 123,813 doctors in England alone as at December 2020 according to the NHIS. The average salary of doctors is 53,000 pounds a year. That means, total amount paid to doctors is about 6.5 billion pounds Doctors earn collectively *10 of what premiership footballers make. So your argument is pretty baseless. If you had done an economic analysis rather than an emotional one, you would have understood so |
sirtuler:Wrestling not Judo |
CountVersailles:There is already a guaranteed silver or gold in wrestling so this isn't the only medal. |
RRS generally better than SARS. |
Nigerian celebrities are looking for who to supply wears...na them you wan go use as target market? |
chuksme:Ozwo. Who have you seen that his manhood got missing from answering a question? Many of you don't deserve a brain or a joystick (so you don't reproduce cretins like you). |
Gentlerespect76:It is important that the key actors in the terrorism in the North West euphemistically called banditry are made known. That way, people can know who to pressure the government to arrest. You have been hearing bandits, bandits. The anonymity allows them to stay under the radar and commit crimes. Let us know the ring leaders and we can then ask the government, why is Nnamdi Kanu and Igboho in jail but Ali Kachala still roaming around in Zamfara? |
[quote author=ThuGGeR147 post=104348594]He can never get a bank account ke, him go open kuda bank account and him no need employment..... OGa his knowledge remains there forever, asper visa, that wan no go be problem again, him go come dey with mompha for naija..... And don't call me a kid, I'm your Daddy.. [/quoteStop talking rubbish. He will have to pay what he stole. Otherwise he would remain in jail. His knowledge would be obsolete within ten years. His connections would cut off from him as no one likes to associate with a loser. This is not going to be Sauce Kid or that Dilly Motors owners type of short sentence. |
Ah, Attorney General of the United States comment for Hushpuppi matter. E don be for am. |
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