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Politics › Re: Tinubu: Certificate Isn't The Issue, Who Actually Own It Is! by GeneralDae: 3:38pm On Aug 26, 2023
AntiTerrorist:
Tinubu did finished from Chicago State University but the bone of contention is how he secured the admission, the documents he used as in his basic academic records, the names on his Primary and Secondary school certificates he submitted, the name of the Primary and Secondary schools he attended which he must have submitted to CSU to gain admission there.

This is what Atiku is trying to unravel and that is where Tinubu's dirty linens are hidden, and reason he doesn't want it revealed because Tinubu was never born Bola Ahmed Tinubu and he didn't attend any secondary school in Lagos like he submitted to INEC when contesting as Lagos Governor
See how you are contradicting yourself. Your first post, you said Tinubu impersonated a female Bola Tinubu and the school has been covering it up. Now you are saying he finished from the school. Are you saying there were two Bola Tinubu in thesame class? one male and one female?
Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by GeneralDae: 9:08pm On Aug 25, 2023
vankelvin:
With an annual passanger capacity of 400,000 the Tamale Airport remains the 3rd busiest Airport in Ghana
Congrats.
Politics › Re: NBS Latest Rubbish: Why No One Takes Nigerian Data Serious by GeneralDae: 12:40pm On Aug 25, 2023
jcross19:
can you see? So you mean tinubu has nothing to offer? I thought he said he built Lagos! The most intrigued part of it is that you may be one of those who still feed from hand to mouth!
So because he built Lagos, he should build Nigeria in 3 months?
Politics › Re: NBS Latest Rubbish: Why No One Takes Nigerian Data Serious by GeneralDae: 9:44am On Aug 25, 2023
MadamExcellency:
What the report is saying is that if the National Inflation was 40%, it has fallen by 4.1 to 35.9% for the month or quarter under review.

It is like the current rate of inflation was lesser than the rates of the accumulated figures hence the average fell downwards. We are still in the woods, but nothing drastic happened last month as it relates to employment in Nigeria.
The report said by ILO standards, Nigerian unemployment is 4.1%.
Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by GeneralDae: 9:04am On Aug 25, 2023
dreamxhaser:
I have seen a lot of people crying that we didn't join the BRICs (I used small S because SA is the shithole among them)

If I were to advise Tinubu or any Nigerian leader, we should stay off any shitty group that is against the West.

You guys might call me names like a Western slave, but see this from my POV.

SA, Saudi and the rest have been giving the West a middle finger for some time now. A new cold war has started and unlike the last Cold War where the battle for dominance took place in Eastern Europe and Asia. Africa will be the current battleground.

Countries will pick sides, and a lot of African countries will side with the BRICs. Tbh I don't blame them, the west has been fucking Africa for year's now.

But let Nigeria be the uncle Rukus of Africa, I mean let's be among the few that sides with west and be their NATO extension (or puppets as you love to call it) in Africa.

As a NATO ally in an Africa where there will be a lot of pro eastern countries soon. Nigeria stands a chance to get a lot of military and economic investment from the west, just like SK and Japan during the cold war. As their ally in Africa, the west will make sure we dominant and police west Africa and to extent Central Africa both economically and military.

We also have the Gas we intend to supply Europe with, that will make our current oil earnings look like chicken change. If we can make that work, e don better for Naija ooo

This is a matter of National Interest. I care more about the Nigerian interest than some African liberation shit. If the development of Nigeria depends on using us to keep the rest of the continent under neo-colonialism so be it.
I don't want us to join BRICS but I disagree that we should side with NATO either. Let's side with the West to fund our gas projects and side with China for other investments. We can make it 50-50.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 8:57am On Aug 25, 2023
gammarays:
It's same standard everywhere. We also have self employed people everywhere

Nigeria at 4.1% shows they're better than countries like UK, Germany and so many others.

We know in reality that job seekers in Nigeria are far more than those self employed or employed.

This is a politically induced statistics
Jobseekers in Germany, UK would receive at least 450 Euros/Pounds from Government while searching for job, hence no need to do a side job.
In Nigeria, the economy is largely informal. Hence job seekers usually have a side hustle.
Side hustle is rare in Germany and UK.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 8:11am On Aug 25, 2023
[quote author=ManAustin post=125344061][/quote]Then you are unemployed. But you would agree with me that majority of Nigerians are farmers or traders. This is not the case in developed countries or even South Africa.
In those countries, their unemployed rely on Government grants.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:56am On Aug 25, 2023
ManAustin:
Where are the jobs? Some of us are not lazy, we don't just have the connection
How are you surviving? Do you do something that fetch you cash weekly.
Most Nigerians are not unemployed but underemployed. That's what the report is pointing at and this isn't good either.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 10:46pm On Aug 24, 2023
Maazieze:
Sadly it seems levels of higher reasoning are scarce in this country
And these are supposed to be the leaders of tomorrow.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 10:44pm On Aug 24, 2023
deavicky:
are you we are safe like this?.
Yes you are.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 9:30pm On Aug 24, 2023
Okoroawusa:
Okay. Now I get it. NBS changed its methodology of calculating unemployment figure....I get it now. So once you are engaged in one form of employment, business or skill you are adjudged to be employed.

But is that the standard practice everywhere in the world?
Yes. That's been the standard practice by most countries.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 9:29pm On Aug 24, 2023
ivolt:
I am not sure you read the article.
It claims a 33% to 4% fall.
Then the article is mischievously misleading.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 9:28pm On Aug 24, 2023
sevenseas:
BAT working.. just under few months. Wow, by year end, it will be 0.1%
grin grin grin grin
Has nothing to do with BAT. Methodology was updated to align with the rest of the world.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 8:35pm On Aug 24, 2023
Maazieze:
Are you responding to the right person? Of course i knew that
Okay cool. Though it seems majority of people here don't know.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 8:32pm On Aug 24, 2023
Maazieze:
Igbo this, Igbo that

Your getting actively swindled and anyone warning you suddenly becomes a denizen of Alaigbo. Continue enjoying APC rule, may your children suffer it twice as much.
So you didn't know it was a new methodology before? You thought it just dropped at once from 33% to 4%?
You guys should learn to read beyond headlines.
Is it not thesame methodology so called saner climes you people admire have been using while we stuck with the old method and over bloated our unemployment rate to 33%?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 8:14pm On Aug 24, 2023
youngrichnigga:
That's why I said "gainfully employed", this will also exclude those working in places not paying the minimum wage 😕😕😕
Well the data does not seek to classify the type of employment. It just divides it into employed and unemployed.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 8:12pm On Aug 24, 2023
Nteogwuija:
You want to sound educated but in trying to defend your paymasters, you end up looking stupid. Multidimensional poverty is an index that measures percentages of households that don't have access to basic amenities and lack money.

You are isolating monetary poverty to suit ur narratives.
Monetary poverty is isolated. That's why it's a different metric. With Multidimensional poverty, if you lack access to just one of these metrics, you fall under multidimensional poverty. That's why the number is large.
If I use your definition, then it would be 71 million multidimensionally poor people not 133 million.
Using my definition, it's 133 million.
Politics › Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by GeneralDae: 8:08pm On Aug 24, 2023
"I am managing a very serious situation. If you take ECOWAS aside, other people will react, those who are outside of our control. I am the one holding those sides back. I am the one holding back ECOWAS. Even as of this morning, I have been inundated with phone calls on the readiness of countries with their military force and contributions. However, I told them to wait. I am meeting with the Ulamas and I will get back to you.":

President Bola Tinubu on Niger
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:35pm On Aug 24, 2023
rajiedreez:
Shey affiliate marketing and GNLD is part of employment ni
Yes.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:31pm On Aug 24, 2023
youngrichnigga:
If you really want to know, let the universities conduct a survey on how many of their graduates are employed gainfully and dish out the numbers; let's leave artisans out for now because most cannot even afford fuel to power their machines any longer. How you'll know is the astronomic drop from 33% to 5% so suddenly undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided
Ask those youths if they are involved in one side job or the other.
There is no real safety social system from the Nigerian Government. Therefore, in such a system, most people can't just sit at home doing nothing. Hence, they are mostly underemployed not unemployed.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:29pm On Aug 24, 2023
Fashionista01:
From the 7:00pm news this evening, I heard 41% not 4.1%.
Go and check the news again 😄😂
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:26pm On Aug 24, 2023
Mindlog:
If a man is not monetary poor, why is his children not having access to education, healthcare services etc?
A villager in Gombe may not have access to good healthcare (only agbo and bitter leaf) but be making hundreds of thousands yearly from his farm?

Clear now?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:24pm On Aug 24, 2023
deavicky:
This people sef na wah. Meanwhile if u do a proper analysis you will discover that unemployment rate would be 60% .
That's impossible. If employment is 60% you won't even be safe enough to type this from where you are in Nigeria.
Nowhere in the world is unemployment even 50%. 60% would mean most people starve to death.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:22pm On Aug 24, 2023
BennyDGreat:
Hmm even if you no stay for Naija...ask questions or go to top economic sites like Nairametrics or business day not some concerted statistics that even the most gullible can't fall for... there's nothing good about the news. People ought to be arrested if the news is even real
The news is real. The methodology changed to align with that of most of the rest of the world.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:02pm On Aug 24, 2023
Mindlog:
They live in multidimensional poverty but economically engaged and earning income?
Yes. Multidimensional poverty is different from monetary poverty. Hope you know that?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 7:01pm On Aug 24, 2023
Douglad:
Because farmers don't exist in the UK 😂.

Na UK send your country make there provide water and electricity for their farmers. Abi farmer must to dirty, use hoe, cutlass, and piss as fertilizer before there fit qualify to be farmers for your eye.

You APC propagandists ehn 😂😂😂
Well the poor and unemployed in the UK would most likely be homeless without any job. They wouldn't be farmers.

In Nigeria, they would most likely have a farm land in the village or be doing some form of petty trading.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% by GeneralDae: 6:46pm On Aug 24, 2023
Mindlog:
133 million Nigerians live in multidimensionally poverty, while unemployment rate has fallen to 4.1%! cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

The UK unemployment rate is 4.2%, Nigeria unemployment rate is 4.1%! cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Majority of those people in multidimensional poverty (which means without access to education, clean water, electricity, good health care) are generally farmers or petty traders. They are not jobless.

In the UK however, they would have been completely jobless depending on Government stipends.
Politics › Re: Breaking:chicago University Replies Atiku Abubakar Subpoena by GeneralDae: 3:53pm On Aug 24, 2023
KanwuliaExtra:
That is not what ATIKU is asking for.
WHICH BOLA TIEFNUBU attended the school?
MALE OR FEMALE? grin
WE NEED THE SCHOOL RECORDS!
Period!

Enough of the FAKE statements from 'the bribed officials'!

Did Nigerians not PAY TO GET DEGREES IN FLORIDA? How were they caught?
Tiefnubu WILL BRIBE HIS CRIMINAL WAY THROUGH ANYTHING.

Someone with sealed FBI/CIA files in THE USA?
Are you joking with this criminal? cheesy
But they just told you in the letter that this particular Bola Tinubu (President of Nigeria) was their student. What else again?
Last year, in a reply to other enquiries from people, they used the pronoun "he" to describe their former student Bola Tinubu.
Now again, they confirmed it. Why is Atiku such a sore loser?
Politics › Re: Why Tinubu Is Afraid Of His Educational Records Being Released By Chicago State by GeneralDae: 10:54pm On Aug 23, 2023
Toks2008:
Shebbi there is a document he used to gain admission to the college.
Do you need WAEC to enter all colleges in America?
Politics › Re: If Niger Bordered Yoruba Land, Tinubu Won’t Ask For War - Northerner (video). by GeneralDae: 1:07pm On Aug 23, 2023
rinzaugustine:
The only Nigerian they respect in Niger is Peter Obi . When he spoke against war they said they would negotiate same day. Most of the menial Labourers in southern Nigeria today are from Niger and not north and most of them were rooting for Obi before the elections. Obi won in almost all the polling units in military installations across the country. Obi is loved openly by most traditional rulers in Nigeria. That’s how you know a leader who the masses’s hearts belong to
Then Obi should do Africa a favour by going to mediate with the Junta. If he does that, we would consider him in 2039.
Politics › Re: Number Of Kidnap Victims Per State From July 2022 To June 2023 by GeneralDae: 12:44pm On Aug 23, 2023
MEGAWATCH:
You people should stop this, population doesn't determine kidnapping, it is greed and unemployment that determines kidnapping.
Doesn't change the point. It means greed and unemployment are far less in Lagos even with more humans.
Politics › Re: Number Of Kidnap Victims Per State From July 2022 To June 2023 by GeneralDae: 12:37pm On Aug 23, 2023
Safe to say Lagos is the safest state when you factor in population.

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