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AqualinaXYZ:This guy is extremely abnormal and he's suffering from generational pain! You can be opposition without showing how disorderly you are. I spit on your reckless life. |
correctguy101:You guys are just bitter and have never see progress for whatever reason even when you can't even rule your family well at home. |
MONOPOLY IS KNOCKING SOON!! NASO HIM START WITH CEMENT AND VERY WHEN HE HAS DOMINATED THE MARKET AS DETERMINED BY HIM, UNA GO BUY FUEL FOR 1K+ BACK ![]() |
Samajogs:Check the meaning of PENGASSAN, they are senior staff for oil and gas, they are not NUPENG, they are fighting for a common Nigerian like you. Let assume it even 20 people he sacked, we can say no problem but why 800 workers that risk their lives. Do you know what it takes to be an Engineer? |
DeLaRue:You don't even know what's going on, they sack 800 workers without reasons but Sabotage. |
sheedy407:You don't even know what is going on, just talk without understanding steps! |
Sharpsharp00123:Are you normal! The killing is barbaric. |
Jestin:The man is not clean! |
Lanrelagboi:Dapo Abiodun media man well-done. Celebration of mediocrity and inferior infrastructure. People like Dapo should be a stone age governor!! Ogun state roads are the worst in the whole of SW region. |
Thomaslablancma:If you are going to criticize, please do it constructively. Traveling or staying at home doesn't change the problems. What matters are good policies and works!! |
WEY SERVICOM? |
SoNature:Paid online influencer |
helinues:Are you a diplomat or a Politician? You jumped probably on any political talks |
jibsy:God bless you abundantly |
SoNature:Hmmmmmm |
Naijanascam:Did you want him to say naira would be weak to dollars. This is common sense bro |
funshint:Hope is not coconut biscuits
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funshint:It's called burger
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Favourite Childhood Treat............ Some of you will not understand what these are...its for the old school.......... https://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2020/06/favourite-childhood-treat.html?m=1
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Nigerians are doing well! |
BlackRock to acquire Adebayo Ogunlesi’s Global Infrastructure Partners for $12.5 billion The deal will also substantially boost the $10 trillion money manager’s footprint in alternative assets. BlackRock Inc. is set to acquire Global Infrastructure Partners, owned by Nigerian investment banker Adebayo Ogunlesi, for over $12.5 billion in cash and stock, Financial Times reported on Friday. According to the international business newspaper, BlackRock’s acquisition of GIP, with assets worth $106 billion under management, would make it the world’s second-largest infrastructure manager after Macquarie and bolster the leadership of its alternative business. The deal will also substantially boost the $10 trillion money manager’s footprint in alternative assets and shake up the landscape for private market investing. With the purchase, BlackRock will take over GIP’s prime assets, such as Sydney and London Gatwick airports, the Port of Melbourne and the Suez water group, extensive green energy holdings and a stake in a big shale oil pipeline. BlackRock also agreed to pay $3 billion in cash and 12mn of its shares to GIP’s chair, Mr Ogunlesi, and five other founders, while 7mn of the shares will be handed over at closing, and the remaining 5mn will be due in five years. Founder of BlackRock, Larry Fink, and its president, Rob Kapito, announced the purchase in a memo to its employees, explaining that “The global need for infrastructure combined with high deficits constraining government spending creates an unprecedented opportunity for private capital to invest in infrastructure.” In a statement about the acquisition, Mr Ogunlesi, expected to resign as the lead director of Goldman Sachs and join BlackRock’s global executive committee and board, said, “We are convinced that together we can create the world’s premier infrastructure investment firm.” Mr Ogunlesi had worked with Fink at Credit Suisse in the 1980s and later rose to head the investment banking at the defunct Swiss group before he established GIP in 2006. BlackRock Inc. is set to acquire Global Infrastructure Partners, owned by Nigerian investment banker Adebayo Ogunlesi, for over $12.5 billion in cash and stock, Financial Times reported on Friday. According to the international business newspaper, BlackRock’s acquisition of GIP, with assets worth $106 billion under management, would make it the world’s second-largest infrastructure manager after Macquarie and bolster the leadership of its alternative business. The deal will also substantially boost the $10 trillion money manager’s footprint in alternative assets and shake up the landscape for private market investing. https://gazettengr.com/blackrock-to-acquire-adebayo-ogunlesis-global-infrastructure-partners-for-12-5-billion/
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Melezenawii:Please guys, in fractional distillation of crude oil, is it not Natural gas, PMS that comes first before diesel and others! Or is there reverse distillation because when you boil water na vapour dey come out first.... Naija make una wake up op... Scammer 😃 |
AbuTwins:Whatever name or title you gives Jesus inasmuch it's positive and good toward God, I don't have problem with it but know Jesus Christ came for the whole world |
AbuTwins:But Quran testified that Jesus is the word of God moreover Jesus Christ is more than Good so why compared him to masquerade that cover it identity. |
AbuTwins:PHILIPPIANS 4:8-9 Says, whatever is good, honourable... We should dwell in these things! Celebration of Christ is a good and awesome thing. Please show me where there is allahu Akbar mentioned in the Quran! |
Urheadmaster:Germany people are on the list |
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Introduction Obesity is a global health concern affecting millions of people worldwide, with some countries experiencing higher obesity rates than others. According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), the most obese countries are primarily located in the Pacific and the Middle East. The Pacific island nations of Nauru, Cook Islands, and Palau have the highest rates of obesity, with over 30% of their populations being classified as obese. In the Middle East, countries such as Kuwait, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia also have high obesity rates, with over 25% of their populations being obese. The high obesity rates in these countries can be attributed to a combination of factors, including changes in diet and lifestyle, as well as socioeconomic and cultural factors. The availability of cheap, processed foods and the adoption of sedentary lifestyles have contributed to the rise in obesity rates globally. In addition, cultural beliefs and practices around food and physical activity may also play a role in contributing to obesity rates in some countries. Globally, the prevalence of obesity has more than doubled since 1980, with an estimated 1.9 billion adults being classified as overweight, and over 650 million of them being classified as obese. The global obesity prevalence average is around 13%, while the global median body mass index (BMI) is 24.1. The high rates of obesity can have significant health consequences, including an increased risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. There are also differences in obesity rates between men and women globally, with women having higher rates of obesity than men. In 2016, the global prevalence of obesity in women was 15%, while for men it was 11%. These differences can be influenced by a variety of factors, including cultural norms around body size and gender roles, as well as differences in diet and physical activity levels. Obesity is not just a problem for adults, as children and adolescents are also at risk. In 2016, an estimated 41 million children under the age of five were classified as overweight or obese. Childhood obesity can have both immediate and long-term health consequences, including an increased risk of developing chronic diseases later in life. The following links shows the list of countries with obese people, our dear country Nigeria is number 140 on the list. https://wisevoter.com/country-rankings/most-obese-countries/
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quadraheem:Are you confused, where is Allah Akbar mentioned Why are you paraphrasing bro |
motayoayinde:Allah Akbar is not mentioned in the Quran |
Hananfine:Allah Akbar is not mentioned Read your Quran well. |
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