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christejames:As bad as Aba power may be? There's only been two major power interruptions in Aba this year, it's not like it's been epileptic or something, the issues are with the gas supplier and not even Aba power |
Beforedbuilder:Aba power should buy their own independent gas plant? You people will just come online and open your mouths Wwaaaaaahhh |
ppogba:On average Aba gets more electricity than anywhere else in the country. Since this year there's been only two power interruptions in Aba, first was in July which lasted for 1 week due to difficulty in importing parts for the gas company and the second one being two days ago. Apart from that there's been uninterrupted power supply in Aba throughout the year. It's not Otti propaganda like your Tinubu govt, the problem is not even from Aba power but from the company that supplies the gas to Geometric. |
HawkTuahGirl:No. Opay is doing that because some people might try to open an account using pre-recorded images, so they ask you to do all those things to be sure that the person opening the account is present with the phone and not someone else using another person's ID to open an account. |
Osiris12:Is iPhone a low end mobile phone? |
cyberaddict:Only God knows what they're selling to people this days, the original gala was actually made with beef sausages, this ones now are .... I don't even know sef |
nairalanda1:Yeah but no Wafers. I have not seen their wafers in donkey years |
oliidell:That Banana Nasco wafers were my favourite followed by rich tea, digestive biscuits and Cadbury candy. Honourable mentions are speedy biscuits, choco Milo and peppermint |
destinytreasure:it reminds all of us of those days 😁. These are the biscuits that made going to school worth it those years. Nasco waffers, speedy biscuits and digestive biscuit were the GOAT of that era. |
Sirchiboy:Yes! I had wonderful relationship with my parents, in our early formative years my Dad was our coolest buddy, taught us a lot of things way beyond the level of a primary school kid, I mean astrophysics, biology, etc. He loved to tell us stories for hours and we were always eager to hear what he has in store for us everyday ( although later as we got older we started dreading asking him questions, any questions at all because Popsy will spend the entire rest of the day answering that question and diving into uncharted territories we never asked for 😂😂) , he was kind but strict, sheltered us from a lot of things in the world and celebrated our little wins, when we became teenagers we started seeing him as grumpy old guy, but as we passed that stage and got older we realised "holy damn! This man saved us from a lot of vices" , great dad he was. My mother on the other hand was an angel in disguise, she was stricter than my dad and softer than him at the same time. Our best friend when the world comes crashing down, she's always there for you even before you asked, even if you just want to push through it on your own without bothering anybody you will find out that by the time you got to the finishing line she's already gone ahead to clear the pathway for you. Almost like she was a telepath. And we enjoy going to events with her because OMG!! Nuff said! She raised us so well, and was our best friend come rain and shine. I and my siblings miss both of them dearly. |
RandDigital:it still paints the party as having violent themes on Their logo which unsurprisingly influences the violent nature of South Africans. Nigeria Also fought wars but with the Europeans and among ourselves yet we don't include any war themes on our pary logos. Btw and most importantly, party logo is just party logo, it is the least important thing compared to structure and ideology. So you can have Picasso design your party logos while still having no ideology or having one that's extremely xenophobic and violent and being made up of people who are suffering from inferiority complex like most of you south Africans. |
chigator2:Which kind Question be this one? Of course there are still Hausa ethnicity in Nigeria and they're the largest group in the country. |
givedemwotowoto:gibberish as usual, this man is truly senile |
coolcharm:it's called Ube in Igbo too |
KingAzubuike:She's one of the few absolute genuine and pure hearted human beings to have ever walked this earth. Truly an amazing human. |
eagleonearth:Yes and they should have stuck with it but sadly Nokia as a smartphone company no longer exists. They're now more focused on telecom networks like 5G and Tele equipments. |
Mandate1:Completely killed them off, their CEO after some sober reflection declared "WE LOST" when it became apparent that they were well and truly out of the game. It's really sad because Nokia had great phones, their designs were on a class of it's own but that one decision killed them. It's especially more tragic when you consider the fact that Google android approached them first to be the pioneer of their OS but they instead went for windows. |
eagleonearth:The market had already left them by that time. Breaking in was very difficult, Samsung, Huawei and Google were were in control of the Android market by this time. |
iguita:If they were smart they would have ran two line of phones, Microsoft OS series version and Android series versions and then weigh which version is doing better in the market and invest on that. One of the major reasons why Microsoft OS bombed was that it was very similar in looks and feel as the windows 8 OS on PCs which a lot of PC users heavily criticised for being wonky, and non user friendly. Another thing was that it lacked sufficient apps on it's apps store. |
advanceDNA:what killed Nokia was Microsoft OS, they had the opportunity to go android and stay at the top of the game but they stuck with Microsoft for far too long, giving Samsung and iPhone to overtake them. |
UceeGod:I pity those who don't take theirs seriously, and although it is said that God doesn't change in nature,v but his ways actually changes. |
treesun:My folks in Aba say light wan woundjure them. |
Ezeama400:i have been battling this same issue, worst are those who Bill you immediately they see your WhatsApp status, I've altogether stopped posting any WhatsApp status |
Exousiang01:it's funny how you people just come online and start saying half baked truths. Yes the Nigerian economy is "Projected" to outpace the US and UK but Higher percentage growth does not mean Nigeria has a larger or wealthier economy overall than the US or UK; it measures the annual speed of expansion from a different baseline. Percentage growth is calculated based on an economy’s starting size. A smaller economy can achieve a high growth percentage with much smaller dollar amounts than a massive economy. Nigeria's Baseline Total GDP is roughly $360 billion to $400 billion. A 4% growth rate adds about $15 billion to the economy while the US Baseline Total GDP is massive, at roughly $28 trillion. Even a smaller growth rate of just 2% adds about $560 billion to the economy. So in reality the US economy grows by more than the entire size of Nigeria's economy in just a year or two, despite having a lower growth percentage. Economic growth measures the new economic activity created this year. It does not reflect accumulated wealth or infrastructure built over centuries. The UK and US have trillions of dollars in established infrastructure, advanced technology, highly developed industries, and strong institutions meanwhile, Nigeria is a developing economy. It has vast untapped potential, a young population, and emerging markets, which naturally allows it to expand at a faster percentage speed as it builds up its foundational industries. Nigeria is growing at a faster percentage rate because it is building from a smaller starting point, but the US and UK remain vastly larger and wealthier in terms of total economic size and individual standard of living. This is simple 3rd year level economics. |
Lithiumite:How does Crude prices go up because of subsidy removal? Were we paying subsidy on crude or on the finished article which is PMS? Go back to your WhatsApp group and ask them to clarify this to you before you come here to embarrass yourself. |
Kobojunkie:I never expected you to not steer it towards gender wars, the OP didn't exactly lay the blame on women only but on married people in general but God forbid that stops Kobojunkie from pushing this tired misandry view points on the topic. Unfaithfulness in marriage was never and has never been a man thing exclusively, right from time immemorial both women and men have been engaging in it, so No! It's not one section of the society that encouraged it, it is shameless people who engage in it while people like you run defence for them using whatever justification you can lay your hands on. And oftentimes, people like you who try to defend such acts are likely to be just as promiscuous. |
Eba50:As in .... Person dey pursue you inside bedroom, you run enter parlour come think say you don finally escape. Na inside the same house you still dey.,🤷🏽♂️ |
googi: if you're looking at the exchange rate you will never buy any Naija food here o. Me sef I love cooking my own meals so I hardly patronise Naija restaurants here in Canada, I prefer my Egusi, Jollof etc right here in my kitchen 🤷🏽♂️ |
BATified2023:Who's niggah forming rich for 😂😂, dude I come to Nigeria at least 4 times every year, I have been home 2 times already, as a matter of fact I was there last month and only just left first week of August. It's really funny when I see people talking rich like they know who they're raising shoulders with 😂, I'm not your mate financially, I can afford things on whim that you budget money for. I'm no slave my guy, I'm a Canadian citizen because I was born here but I will never consider myself better than a Nigerian living in Nigeria though, I'm only financially more capable relative to an average Nigerian like yourself. Yea there are some struggling Nigerian migrants here but I'm not struggling , not even when I was in Nigeria , I've sat on the same table with TY Danjuma, Sani Abacha and Babangida, the two Orjis and Sanusi so that should give you a rough idea of how well connected and financially well secured my family as a whole is. But I'm not here to measure measure wealth, only people with low mentality does that, I don't like boasting, I'm very down to earth unless someone draws my foot outside like you just did, but this is only distracting us from the main topic which is about a car that just got totalled. And to that I say and maintain that the car is finished! No mechanic would ever get that car working properly again both in Nigeria and here in Canada , I have seen this happen before, I gave you an example of my boss car that got submerged at Agungi (2019) and mine just last year although not fully submerged still got damaged and needed series of repairs, the flood was only as high as the tip of the tires and still I spent a considerable amount of money to repair it, how much more this car that's totally submerged and would be underwater for at least 4 hours. Ask any mechanic you know if this car is salvageable and hear what they will tell you. |
erad:Well you're correct then, I was half expecting you to say "the white man". But then don't forget that Israel has never ever liked Christianity, as far as Jews are concerned Jesus was a blasphemer and preached blasphemous gospels which was Why they had him killed in the first place. So yeah, Israel hating and insulting Christianity is very on brand for them. |
BATified2023:😂 My car is a mercedes, I didn't want to mention that at first because 1. I didn't think it was necessary 2. I didn't want to come off as a boaster You're showing me Lexus key as if that would freak me or what?? 😂 Seriously you people sef, my prayer point is to make it big here in Canada, not tokumbo lexus in Nigeria, take several seats back biko |