Kobojunkie:
You can easily access that information for yourself abeg! I don't have time to debate nonsense.

As usual, you make nonsense claim you can't back up.

osazsky:
my maternal grand dad had 11 children ..only 3 survived the rest all died before they got to 7 and all wives acused each orther of been witches

And based on this, you made an assertion with no stats? Really? My maternal grandpa had more than 21 children, ask of nwannunu family in isiala nwanne south, Asia state. They all survived.

Kobojunkie:
I am sorry, what?

Census report to your claim that population in the era of no vaccine in nigeria was low.

Kaycee54321:



Regardless of any misgivings about the rather strange takes by the preacher, the bolded doesn't make any sense.

I watched that Gates video, the guy may claim he mis-spoke but it was worrisome he made such statement and not even once.

Kobojunkie:
Era of no vaccines when the population was maintained low due to high mortality rates— infant, pregnancy-related deaths, sicknesses, etc.

Population wa menained low? Care to post link to the census report?

Alore:


Does this verifiable facts and science he provided include that one that he said 4G was responsible for COVID?

I worked with these technologies (3G, 4G) and Pastor Chris' analysis how 4G was causing COVID was laughable. I simply wrote on the BLW YouTube Channel that the Pastor should stick to his theology. I cited data correlations of cities with highest densities of 4G rollouts in the world without any significant COVID breakout (then, Shangai and Tokyo). So, what verifiable scientific evidence was the Pastor referring to? Most of the sources he cited in the video were materials of conspiracy theorists - the craziest sort of people anyone can deal with when it comes to their view of life.

I don't think he ever made reference to 4G.

Nteogwuija:


Don't be dull. We've had several pandemics in the past. They all come and go.

The covid projections were scary. Thought Africa would have been heavily depopulated with the way they were going about it.

Kobojunkie:
In the case that these men had 3 male kids from the first try, then what?

2. How many of these wealthy men lived during those days? How many of them live today among the millions of Nigerians living in poverty who still have kids like rats?

1. Mist men that had 3 males as their first children rarely had large families except they had large farms that needed them attending to.

2. In those days, they had many well to do families unless the head was a lazy man who hates farming. Secondly, you were referencing to the era of no vaccine so it has absolutely nothing to do with current time and that was why I quoted you.

Kobojunkie:
...It does if you in fact reason it. People used to have many kids because they were not sure which of them would survive sickness and other issues. With better healthcare, you find that people are less inclined to have more kids as the survivability of the few they have is greatly improved, and so they can focus more on living their own lives even as they raise the few kids they have. This has been observed in much of the developed world. Look at places like Sweden, South Korea, Japan, etc.

I don't know what part of the world you refer to but in nigeria, that was not the reason parents had large families back then.

Some reasons were in bid to get the male child. This made some men to take more than a wife and had more children than they bargained for while seeking for the male child. Another was the tradition that a wealthy man should have a large family which should also help out in farm works.

Lamasta:
Let scientists respond to him and not BBC so that they will show him facts and evidence of the wonders of vaccine...

Supported, a team of scientists should present a rebuttal to his claims.

helinues:


What do you know

More than you know pal.

helinues:
Dumb tactics to crash the price while they stock same Bitcoin in bulk

Bitcoin halving is almost. The yeye capitalists that want everything for themselves Only

JP Morgan, Warrent Buffett and co who have been calling Bitcoin ponzi have millions if not billions worth of the same Bitcoin

Shows you are ignorant of the financial world. So you think JP Morgan's board will approve them to deal in bitcoin when they have gold and so many financial instruments to trade in?

Po, put graphic picture abeg.

OilandGasMarket:

Booking number please

Just seeing this. It has played out. Will do the needful next time. I just followed your format.

NPFLADMIN:


Don't know. I don't use exness.

But I guess it should be around $200

You can start with less than $100 on exness.

OilandGasMarket:


If only we had 19 others like me...

Aris vs kolos greece(bb) 1st half 0v.72.5@1.38
Wolves vs pieno Lithuania(bb) 1st half ov.81.5@1.38

12E0915B BB edit to your risk.

This thread don dey bounce back to life small small

In as much as I should encourage the UN to intervene on humanitarian ground, yemen should buy their own food and not depend on aid since they have funds for missiles and drones. After all, na who don chop belleful dey get power fight.

GanagiBitrus:

There may be some element of racist hatred in this incident.
Some Oyibo have deep hatred for coloured folks.

Ohio is deeply racist.

Why keep repeating this news.

essentialone:
This is the Summary:

If naira is going to be N1,500, then let it be like that for at least 6 months. Do not let it be N1,500 today, N1,200 tomorrow, and so on. You can’t plan, and that’s why even as we speak today, we see that the naira is appreciating, it’s appreciating too fast. When you sit down and look at the analysis, people are concerned saying, "should I reduce my costing rate, to what the market is? But I’m scared, that if I reduce my costing rate, what is my replacement cost? Will it go back up?" That’s the reason why prices of things have not come down. Yes, the naira is appreciating, but people are not in a place of comfort to say, "Yes, it is sustainable". The only answer to that is Time. We have to wait it out for a few weeks or months. Is this sustainable over a long period? if it is, then you’ll see prices of goods and commodities coming down.

Your are on point.

dfrost:


There is ambiguity in such statements. What are the obligations to be met? Are Nigerians not entitled to know?

Africa Bloomberg mentioned then and I guess that's probably why he didn't explain further.

charleymed:
It seems I don't understand English anymore.
What is he actually saying?

He said drop in reserve had nothing to do with defending the naira. The drop had to do with meeting obligations to maintain credibility.

joseph1832:
"Money na water". Let's see what that statement really mean. If he doesn't get convicted and sent to prison, with the evidence allover social media, then I'll believe "Money na water".

He may get convicted but with option of fine if he plays his card right.

[quote author=thesicilian post=129493160][/quote]
Wrong!!! Because you bear his name. A step father may not care.

LegendHero:
Lol, Nigeria media and nonsense sensational reporting.

Below is a quick chart I did on the FX reserve data from CBN. You can see how the foreign reserve move average through the years from 2006 to 2024.

Cardoso paid over $6bn in FX backlog, repayed trillion from the way and means, where do they expect him to see the money aside dipping in the foreign reserve and borrowing from external source?

Even the Bloomberg report that they are all copying and pasting clearly mentioned the above in their report. Just that Nigeria media don't use brain in copying.

To all those kids screaming keep your dollar, how many of una even get dollars lol? For those with dollar, keep it so that your family can cry for you when you lose your life fortune.

God bless Nigeria.

Omo, there was a massive drop during GEJ era. From a whooping 59b.

socialmediaman:
Do they put too much pressure on these journalists to publish without research? Looks like what ChatGPT wrote. No comparative analysis or data provided.

For example, by what margin could lower transport cost impact inflation?

The way you write a report like this is, say 50% cost reduction in the transport industry which contributes xyz to GDP could have up to xyz% impact (reduction) on inflation

Do better

You want detailed report from copy and paste journalists?

imagrg:
How does this affect akpu, garri and groundnut that are locally available?
The truth is that Nigerian traders are greedy and wicked. They take advantage of every negative situation to enrich themselves.

I wasn't referring to local products pal. Those selling local products are criminals as they used dollar as excuse to hike their prices.

Don't really blame them. Importing at 1,800 to a dollar and selling at 1,200 no go easy oh. FG should help them.

thesicilian:

Sentiments aside, he can actually take care of them better than the father

There's some discipline only a father can instil

fuckingAyaya:
Who advise bobrisky to plead guilty? Abi him lawyer get Bsc instead of Lbb

Lbb ke? Which school awards that abeg?