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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Good Precedence For The Future by Ekejoestar(m): 8:28pm On Nov 21, 2025
danvon:
Maybe he shouldnt have dismissed his legal team, maybe he should have behaved himself after his first pardon, maybe he should have just ran for office instead of terrorism (he is popular enough), maybe maybe.
God bless you so much 4 dat last statement, if he truly wanted the best 4 d south east, I believe dat there were better ways to achieve dat, his popularity is enormous and enough to make him to lock down the SE politically from governorship down to local govt chairman,

an adage says that charity begins at home, he has all it takes to control who becomes who in the south east in terms of governance but I guess he thinks in another way, had he done that it would have been more easy for him to get backups in the senate and HOR, he doesn't have to be a lone voice in the struggle.

Nigeria is so complex and tribalized, and we are no longer afraid of violence, I still maintain it that the sure way to get biafra is the political way instead of repeating 67-70 and expecting different result,
Education › Re: Literacy Rates Of Nigerian Women By Tribe by Ekejoestar(m): 3:33pm On Nov 14, 2025
Igbo are the most ẹducated both men and women while in another related post, do you know that Iranian women are the most educated in the world,
Romance › Re: Why Some Nigerian Babes Are Like Dangote Cement – Expensive But Worth It! by Ekejoestar(m): 6:33am On Aug 28, 2025
Slimani:
In Nigeria, if you’ve ever tried to build a house or even price block, you know one truth: Dangote Cement no dey cheap.

But no matter how your pocket cries, you still buy it—because nothing holds ground like it.

Now, apply the same principle to relationships, and you’ll understand why some Nigerian babes are just like Dangote Cement.

Forget about that geh geh school of whatever that small boys subscribe to. If you meet some high-quality Nigerian babes, you will gladly pay while shinning your thirty two like a male goat in heat.


1. High Market Price

From day one, you already know she’s premium. Ordinary talking stage, and she’s asking, “So when are we going to Maldives?” Not Shoprite o, not Mr Biggs. Straight Maldives. Just like cement, her entry price is not beans.

2. Strong Foundation

The reason builders still cough out money for Dangote Cement is because it holds structure. Same thing with quality babes. Yes, she’s expensive, but when you settle with her, peace of mind is guaranteed. No shaking.

3. Scarcity Value

Cheap cement cracks easily. Same way some low-budget relationships collapse after small pressure. But that premium babe? She’s rare. She knows her worth, she’s not impressed by ordinary shawarma and ₦2k airtime. You must come correct my guy.

4. Long-Term Investment

At first, paying bride price + constant data + skincare money feels like financial burden. But just like using solid cement, the long-term gain is worth it. Your home won’t fall, your heart won’t scatter.

5. National Demand

Let’s be honest, everybody wants her. Just like how every contractor is hunting for Dangote Cement, her DMs are full—fine boys, soft boys, beard gang, tech bros. If you’re lucky enough to secure her, you better guard that investment.


Conclusion

Yes, expensive babes will test your pocket. But like Dangote Cement, they give you quality, durability, and a relationship that won’t collapse under small stress.

At the end of the day, you just need to ask yourself: Do I want cheap block love or solid cement love?

The choice is yours.

Copyright: moneyboom.com.ng

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Wahala dey oooo.

Bia OP,no use this sense cross road ooo.

U go dey think say you Don meet angel until someone who's richer than you comes along and buys her loyalty, then you go come online begin dey cry
Health › Re: Life Sucks Big Time by Ekejoestar(m): 12:17pm On Aug 26, 2025
I know the feeling, at a point you feel like the whole world is at your finger tip waiting for you to take then next moment everything comes crashing down.

Someone advised you to try out truck driving but you felt it will be an odd job for you along with some other vocational jobs, so I know that you have options to earn money but you won't take this options just because you compare yourself with your brothers and sisters, those you feel you are better than intellectually, forgetting the bible quote that said "the race is not to the swift,nor understanding to the wise".

There are many routes to success, you just have to be desperate enough, God can't save you here, it's only your desperation and determination that can, I'll advise you to start small, stop comparing yourself or else High blood pressure will kill you before you even think of committing suicide.

My advise to you is these, get a job especially those kinds of jobs that offers accommodation or you can learn trucking since it will make you be on the road, you need to change your environment so as to stop seeing people you can compare yourself with, change sim if possible sef.

Set goals, as small as it can be, write it down, something as waking up by 4am and jogging 2km, then scale it up, try be putting small percentage of your wages aside so as to get your own apartment in a year or so, NEVER TAKE A LOAN either from family or bank. Let all your achievements be as a result of your work.

I have a lot to say but hand dey pain me.
Health › Re: Shocking Diabetes Statistics In Nigeria And Globally by Ekejoestar(m): 11:50am On Aug 26, 2025
Diabetes can be hereditary in some cases but some can acquired through lifestyle.
Politics › Re: Suspected Ritualists Brutally Murder Pregnant Woman In Kwara State by Ekejoestar(m): 7:58pm On Aug 25, 2025
See the way people are up there debating an unfortunate incident that claimed two lives when they should be putting heads together to call our failure of government and security agencies to wake up to their duties. This is so heartbreaking 💔
Food › Re: Guests Served Beans And Plantain At An Event (Pictures) by Ekejoestar(m): 7:45pm On Aug 25, 2025
Unless they have other food option in the event then I think this so insensitive by the organisers of the event cos not everyone's digestive system goes well with beans and plantain as it induces flatulence
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The kind way people go dey fart for that occasion ehn, even the celebrant go run....

Foreign Affairs › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Highest Fuel Prices In August 2025 by Ekejoestar(m): 9:51am On Aug 20, 2025
APC evul miscreants go soon celebrate this one as achievement forgetting that Nigeria is an oil producing counbtry and should be competing with the likes of Libya.....
Health › Re: Help A One Minute Man Please by Ekejoestar(m): 6:25pm On Aug 09, 2025
Start eating spices, turmeric,ginger, garlic, and chew cloves every morning when you woke up and thank me later.

Or better still Google 'spices that can boost men's sexual health, buy them and use them to cook, leave all these agbo jedi or foreign medicines.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Colombia: Kidnappers, drug traffickers who surrender can keep profit in new bill by Ekejoestar(m): 6:18pm On Aug 08, 2025
Don't try to criticise this if you're a Nigerian because your govt pardoned terrorist and even promised to give them political appointments if they surrender.
Crime › Re: 14-Year-Old Shoots Parents Dead During Domestic Dispute In Virginia, US by Ekejoestar(m): 4:11am On Aug 07, 2025
Most of you Africans in this forum thinks that you're different from the young man, but the only difference is that you don't have access to guns and firearms.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Fires U.S. Labor Statistics Chief Amid Jobs-report Controversy by Ekejoestar(m): 7:22am On Aug 04, 2025
Someone should tell Trump that he can't eat his cake and have it, his tariff cum immigration policies are bound to have adverse effects on the economy,
Honestly, those I really pity here are those hardworking and honest Latinos immigrants hoodwinked into supporting trump, if you see the way they are being rounded up by ICE, you'll have pity ob them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Thailand Launches Airstrikes On Cambodian Military Targets In Major Escalation by Ekejoestar(m): 8:22am On Jul 24, 2025
India and China wey be big nuclear super powers dey get boarder issues but na stick and wood dem dey use fight their own war, e reach Thailand and Cambodia turn dem turn am to urban warfare and involve fighter jets and bombs, make dem take am easy ooo, UN no get power this time around to mediate peace oooooo
Politics › Re: A Threat Against Peter Obi Is A Threat Against All Of Us - Atiku Abubakar by Ekejoestar(m): 2:20pm On Jul 22, 2025
This is how it should be in sane climes when it comes to politics
Politics › Re: New Report Indicates That Nigeria Is Now The Fourth Largest Economy In Africa by Ekejoestar(op): 6:39am On Jul 22, 2025
I had to repost this cos don't know why the topic by islie=nbs-says-gdp-now-n372trn-but-nigeria-still-fourth-biggest-economy-in-africa was locked by Mynd44 when it's clear that it's not the same with the one in front page, this one provides the context of comparison with other economies in Africa, of what use is your telling me that our economy has increased when I can't compare it with other economies to know how far we've come or stagnated rather.

This is nothing but an attempt to squash information by the mod who locked that thread, we need full information cos half information is as bad as disinformation.
Politics › New Report Indicates That Nigeria Is Now The Fourth Largest Economy In Africa by Ekejoestar(op): 6:31am On Jul 22, 2025
by Bunmi Aduloju


The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says Nigeria’s nominal gross domestic product (GDP) is N372.82 trillion as of 2024 following the rebasing exercise.

In its ‘Rebasing of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)’ report on Monday, NBS said the nominal GDP for Nigeria is much larger than previously estimated.

“The rebased estimates with the new base year of 2019 indicate that the nominal GDP for Nigeria is much larger than previously estimated. In 2019, the rebased nominal GDP at market prices stood at N205.09 trillion, N213.64 trillion in 2020, N243.30 trillion in 2021, N274.23 trillion in 2022, N314.02 trillion in 2023, and N372.82 trillion in 2024.”

According to NBS, the revision represents a 41.7 percent increase in nominal estimates as against a 59.7 percent revision in the 2010 rebasing exercise.

NBS said real GDP growth in 2020 stood at -6.96 percent, and increased to 0.95 percent in 2021.

“Higher growth rates were recorded in 2022 and 2023, at 4.32% and 3.04%, respectively. While 2024 recorded a real GDP growth rate of 3.38%,” the data bureau said.

“Crop production at 17.58% ranked highest among the top five economic activities using the 2019 base year. This was followed by trade (17.42%), real estate (10.78%), telecommunications (6.78%), and crude petroleum and natural gas (5.85%).

“Real estate ranked third, displacing crude oil and natural gas to the fifth position due to improved coverage of informal economic activities during the exercise.”

Using broad sector classification, NBS said the services sector remained the largest contributor to GDP at 53.09 percent in 2019 compared to 52.60 percent in the previously published 2019 estimate.

According to the agency, this was followed by agriculture, which contributed 25.83 percent, and the industrial sector at 21.08 percent.


NIGERIA REMAINS FOURTH-BIGGEST GDP IN AFRICA DESPITE REBASING

Nigeria retained its position as the fourth-largest economy in Africa, despite the rebasing of the GDP, which led to the addition of activities in several areas, such as digital economic activities, informal economic activities, creative industries, and fintech.

Before NBS rebased the GDP, the World Bank reported that Nigeria, with a GDP of $187.75 billion, is the fourth biggest economy in Africa in 2024, behind South Africa ($400,26 billion), Egypt ($389,05 billion), and Algeria ($263,61 billion), while Morocco ($154.43 billion) completed the top five list.

With Nigeria’s rebased GDP at N372.82 trillion, the conversion to US currency is $242.64 billion, using the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) exchange rate of N1,536.50 per dollar as at December 31, 2024.

This shows that the value of Nigeria’s economy increased compared to the figure reported by the World Bank in April, however, the country still falls behind South Africa, Egypt, and Algeria
https://www.thecable.ng/nbs-says-gdp-now-n372trn-but-nigeria-still-fourth-biggest-economy-in-africa/

Nlfpmod
Politics › Re: May The Soul Of Former President Bola: Uzodinma Blunders During Prayers (vid) by Ekejoestar(m): 10:18pm On Jul 20, 2025
What do we call this one, do these guys take drugs b4 public address .

Seun's 40 character is now complete
Romance › Re: Here's Why People Hold Prejudice Against Masturbation by Ekejoestar(op): 9:16pm On Jun 26, 2025
Facts, but more people needs to know that it is beneficial and has health benefits
Romance › Re: Censorshipof critical information by Google(pics) by Ekejoestar(op): 9:07pm On Jun 26, 2025
I still can't believe this uptill now, it goes on to show the censorship being perpetrated by the big tech and media
Christianity Etc › Re: Please Stop Masturbating It Will Ruin You by Ekejoestar(m): 9:20am On Jun 22, 2025
Masturbation in itself isn't bad, but it's the addiction to it that is bad, just like every other addiction.

Someone who masturbates three times a day doesn't like himself, too much of everything is bad, two or three times a week is healthy, .

Don't you start patronising prostitute all because someone online said that masturbation is bad, you can contract diseases that will make you wish you didn't start,
Business › Re: Fed Govt To Link Credit Scores To NIN In Sweeping Credit Reform Drive by Ekejoestar(m): 9:03am On Jun 18, 2025
Pls don't do that oooo, many things go happen. Many people are owing lots of banks and mocrofinance then
Politics › Re: I Just Arrived In The UK This Morning - Peter Obi Storms UK In Style (Photo) by Ekejoestar(m): 10:49am On Jun 14, 2025
Omoo, to book space now na by sense oooo, seun don block were agbadorians from dey see food chop
Politics › Re: 33 Feared Killed As Suspected Herdsmen Attack Benue Communities (disturbing pics by Ekejoestar(m): 6:59pm On Jun 02, 2025
helinues:
Another reprisal attack

When the North are ready to stop the killings, they should let us know
Lol, hypocrisy will kee some people.

Instead of you to call out the government for their failures to protect lives Nd property, you are here blaming the "NORTH".

So inother words, the govt should fold it's hands until the so called north has had its fill of the innocent blood of BENUE people, which also means that you are encouraging genocide of your fellow Nigerians, all because you wouldn't want to be seen criticising the govt even though it deserves every criticism it can get.

*spits on your cursed soul*
Travel › Re: Bought, Beaten, Betrayed: Inside Nigeria’s Sex Trafficking Hell In Libya by Ekejoestar(m): 6:56pm On May 31, 2025
Imagine what we go through just for the search for a better life!
Politics › Re: INEC Moves To Legalise Voting Without PVC by Ekejoestar(m): 5:48pm On Apr 24, 2025
They can do all these because they know that all we can do about it is to rant online and if we try to unite against such policy they will just inject ethnicity and religion into our midst and the rest is history.

I've stopped complaining about nigeria issues online esp issues that have to deal with the executive and legislative arm, your complaining doesn't stop them from implementing their policy, you can't do anything about it, they have thought of all possible outcome in their playbook.

So you guys can now see that foreign powers are not the problem we have in 🇳🇬.
Health › Re: Trump Halts HIV Funding For Nigeria by Ekejoestar(m): 12:15pm On Jan 28, 2025
In three months time, most of those who supported and voted Trump are going to be full of regrets
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Kills US Navy Seal Special Forces In Bryansk (Very Graphic Photos) by Ekejoestar(m): 12:02pm On Nov 01, 2024
RemoveKebab:
Mercenary job
Very lucrative but death rate is extremely high and nasty.
No be lie, I once considered joining France legion abi wetin dem dey call am sef but omoo I gats to rethink
Travel › Re: Lagos Street Bike Racer Loses Control, Kills 4 People In Lekki (Video, Pictures) by Ekejoestar(m): 5:56pm On Oct 28, 2024
No comment but this is sad.

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