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New dawn very near but never come to pass, the question is when? |
Am going home now to practice this ![]() |
i understood this oga, what of currency value? mrvitalis: |
modern definition of illiteracy is not ability to read and write is ability to learn unlearn and relearn, I put it to you OP that you are an illiterate for posting this tribal post. |
Yes we will, if our minimum wage is equal to the minimum wage they pay in that country, imagine African largest economy is not even in top 10 highest paid minimum wage in the continent and you are demanding we pay 50% tax, hypocrisy! mrvitalis: |
Shutup what they are doing in the North is it peaceful protest?, i expect a large number of those hoodlums to receive more shot, what happened in Lagos during endsars is not up to what is happening in the north but alot of people were k!lled But north get mind to even seize police APC and alot of other crimes and nothing happen, Nigeria Army should leave that soldier alone, if to say he was kill nobody will ever move for justice for him, he did that to defend himself. Racoon: |
Very useless party what of Wike, is he above PDP constitution? |
When is Yahaya Bello is going to be prosecuted like this |
This is what Nigeria refinary could have been generating if not for our stupid political leaders that never allow it to work. |
Let North continue to do theirselves |
Who is borrowing this people this kind money, and what happen if US refuse to pay, who will fight them ![]() |
xenophobia is very prevalent in southafrica, its a shame on them, this one is a different ball game |
Meanwhile at badagry seme Road customs have continued to seized imported rice and have open their rice market at badagry and be selling at exorbitant price. |
Only when I came to realise man can stay a month without s£x is when job take me to north, I Was able to stay 6month without s£x and nothing happened, you can really stay without s£x if you are busy, and be careful of ponorgraphy then you are done. |
na why u should know that this country is a setup femicyrus: |
i post this but was deleted gfelo: |
WHY THE PROTEST MUST HOLD Despite Nigeria vast natural resources and potential, Nigeria continue to faces significant challenges, including corruption, unemployment, insecurity, and inadequate infrastructure. The political elite have priorities personal gain over national development. The high rate of unemployment and the exodus of foreign companies are symptoms of deeper systemic issues[i][/i], even Dangote is regrating for building refinery in Nigeria. The current political climate is characterized by calls for greater accountability, justice, and equity. Citizens are increasingly demanding better governance and transparency from the leaders. The challenges faced by the country, such as insecurity and economic instability, require urgent and effective solutions. Understanding the historical context helps to appreciate the complexities and challenges Nigeria faces today. It also underscores the importance of active citizen engagement in shaping the country’s future. Nigeria must demand transparency and accountability from elected officials, and hold leaders accountable for their actions, if not the prayers and change will yearn for, will never come to pass. Anybody against protest is against Nigeria positive change. “For a change to occur there must be a price to pay” |
are you in Nigeria at all, do bandit allow people to farm? dont be a coward benuejosh: |
Is Wike the minister of defence of what right does he have to surmorne the security heads, i don't blame him the army have reduce theirselves to nothing. |
this bastard politician are hell bent to make sure that no refinery runs in Nigeria to continue importing fuel, it will never be well with them |
is it old age or what Oshomole the father of strike and protest |
No body lives forever, not even you, anyone who died in the course of a protest died for a just course, its better than dyeing like a coward, since the recalcitrant leaders refuse to change the blood of innocent people shed for this course will speak one day. posterity will judge all of you who hold this country to ramson. naija4life247: |
I wonder who introduce that RealityKings: |
so because u dont like you think we no go like the story BobbieZion: |
Joe Ajaero is a noise maker |
Op wan kill himself for nothing, because your disease is showing resistance to treatment you now have HIV after test says is negative, na this fear go kill you not HIV abba190: |
leave that foolish man with his foolish talk, these are the type that always bring tribalism to anything good in Nigeria Zwooks: |
while back here in Nigeria a Whole Chief of Army Staff (COAS)Plane went down in Kaduna, till date nobody knows the cause and nobody call for anybody resignation. |
Their recklessness during their youth has led to a misuse of time. Now, realizing there’s no more time to spare, they’ve resorted to self-Advert. Does it mean no serious suitors have ever come their way since their existence. If you even find out in their current situation, there are still rejecting men. It’s important to recognize that only a foolish man would go after those ones advertising themselves. |
I recently encountered a post on this platform discussing how a lady declined a gentleman’s proposal in a rather impolite manner. It highlights the need for educating Nigerian women on how to gracefully turn down a proposal, even if they are highly educated or not. Unfortunately, some graduates still exhibit behavior that lacks civility when rejecting such advances As a lady, politely declining a gentleman’s proposal involves expressing your feelings with kindness and respect. Here are some ways to do so: Be Honest and Direct: Thank the person for their interest and express your feelings honestly. For example: “Thank you for your kind words and proposal. However, I don’t feel the same way.” “I appreciate your feelings, but I don’t see us as more than friends.” Express Gratitude: (Especially those that have been funding your budget) Acknowledge the effort and courage it took for them to express their feelings: “I’m flattered by your proposal, and I appreciate your sincerity.” Avoid Blaming or Criticizing: Refrain from negative comments or blame: “It’s not about you; it’s just that I don’t feel a romantic connection.” Use Gentle Language: Choose words that soften the rejection: “I’m sorry, but I don’t think we’re a good match.” “I value our friendship, and I’d like to keep it that way.” Remember, it’s essential to be kind and considerate while being honest. Everyone deserves respect, regardless of the situation. |
This is how they do in sane country to show they got mind, but mumu IPOB and Bokoharam are only aimed at Soldiers and Civilian to show their annoyance, why the real causes of their problems is the Leaders. The day Nigeria will assassinate one top political Leader is the day change will start. |
