In the US he is legally responsible for them till 18, as long as his name is on the birth certificate.
superCleanworks: At least he found it out EARLY enough and can start all over again. He's just 24 years old unlike those that are heading to 50 and will not find out till 57. 😂
The few times I’ve challenged the sales people, they reduced the price.
It’s a game. See how much you can make by making arbitrary price increases.
It can’t last forever
Inspirer1: While this should be the norm, which I agree with 100%, however some sellers are and were intentionally raising the prices or kept it high. I had 2 experiences, one when the dollar was high and another just yesterday. When dollar to naira was high, I went to a pharmacy to get antimalarial drug, which was supposed to be 1,300, the pharmacy said its 1,500, I couldn't argue with him cos of the urgency so I paid. I had need for another one and decided that I would not buy from there but went further ahead, on getting there that one said 1,800 I was like who send me, I should have bought from 1,500 own, I couldn't even tell the pharmacy guy that it's actually 1,300, I immediately told him its 1,500, he said it has increased I said how, when, he said few weeks ago, I said habaaa, that it's 1,500 and I was about leaving he said I should come and pay 1,500... he actually intentionally increased it from 1,300 to 1,800, but cos I needed it I had to pay 1,500 again. After like 2 days, i went to my normal pharmacy where I now got for 1,300 as backup incase of next time.
Just yesterday I went to a small supermarket to get bread, a lady was standing in for the lady thats always there so she seems not to kmow prices of some items, a man came there to buy detergent which he claims to be 250 before now and that it shouldn't exceed 300, a woman who was there who probably has her own shop too said its 400, they were dragging it, so the lady tried putting a call across to the owner of the shop but couldn't, the owner of the shop's younger brother came there and said its 300, the woman couldn't say pim, I was like na these kind women dem dey cause problem for people......so some of these price increase is kind of artificial
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dominique: You're one to talk about accountability. Is the average Nigerian man accountable? Who are the people committing at least 90% of crimes and denting our image outside the country? Is that what you call accountable? Your problem is your hypocrisy. What you overlook or justify for one party, you count against the other. If you men had not been so promiscuous, grooming and luring naive young girls into sexual acts, we won't be having this high level of infidelity everywhere. How many men have you called to order? Men are polygamous in nature abi? Who will they be polygamous with? Their fellow men or animals? You expect women to zip up but don't see why men should do same, what you get is the rotten society we have today. As long as you men don't caution yourselves about your randiness and waywardness, y'all will keep raising bastards. It was before I used to care, not anymore.
FYI DNA test results are expressed in percentage of possiblity not positive and negative. Quack labs will soon leverage on the fact that a lot of Nigerians are too lazy to do research and start churning out anyhow test results. You might still end up raising another person's child after they throw a "positive" result at you
He sold his fake Nigerian company to his NASDAQ quoted US company, and absorbed the fake assets, inflating the “value” of the US company.
So he actually has access to funds now, and not the $15 you stated.
His foundational scam was exposed through due diligence on his bid to buy the Footbal club.
If he had laid low, he would have stayed undetected.
missjekyll: Dozy Mmuobosi ,a Nigerian , who had bid to takeover Sheffield United allegedly did so with fake companies. He allegedly claimed 1 billion dollars with fake bank statements meanwhile he had 15 dollars
The gall! The unlimited audacity! More of this on The guardian
Make every Nigerian focus only on the things they have control over and to leave the rest.
missjekyll: I would immediately reward the people who refuse to bow to the ''Nigerian'' Way of doing things. People will keep doing that which benefits them.
It takes a lot of character to go against the tide. So if you reward good behaviour you get more people doing it.
For the headstrong people of course, there is always life imprisonment with hard labor.
What about you?what do you think is the root cause of Nigerias problems? What would you change?
Strizt: On the 26th of February, 2024 a building belonging to the Living Faith Church in Wukari, Taraba State, Nigeria, had collapsed, trapping Two People inside. It was reported that the building was undergoing renovation when the incident happened. The cause of the collapse was not confirmed at the time.
The incident caused panic and resulted in the death of one person at the spot, one person reported to have been injured. Emergency services were immediately dispatched to the scene, and the injured person was rushed to the hospital for treatment where he still receiving treatment.
This man’s words seem to indicate that he loves the people and the nation.
Unless it’s all for show
NairaOcean: President Tinubu, during a Ramadan Iftar gathering with traditional rulers and religious leaders at the State House in Abuja on Thursday, March 28, delivered a poignant message to Nigerians, urging them to refrain from cursing the nation and instead focus on changing bad leaders through the democratic process.
"The love of the nation is in your hands. Pray for our country. Educate our children. The sermons we preach to the members of our churches and mosques are important," President Tinubu expressed passionately.
In a call to action, Tinubu emphasized the power of the vote, stating, "Do not condemn your own nation. If a leader is bad, he should be voted out in the next election." Drawing on Yoruba wisdom, he added, "As a Yoruba man and as our fathers will say, ‘no matter how slippery the bottom of your child is, you must leave the beads there.’"
One cold bottle of water for you (I don’t support alcohol, or it would have been beer)
Kriss216: As a single man, you may think girls full everywhere, na when you wan marry, you go realise say good GIRLS no dey Nigeria again.
A Godly man that truly wants to go far in life should endeavour to seek the face of God before marriage else you may end up with girls like Jennyclay and this non virgin broke girl above me.
Marry an early morning newspaper that has sense. One that was well brought up by a strong father figure.
They are rare, that’s what makes them high value.
BigBashiru: There is a benefit of marrying an older woman that people don't talk about...and that's the fact that the older women hv had their fun and their head has cooled off. They are willing to stay in marriage because the power of the allure of their youth is almost gone or gone completely. They are even going to be the ones proactively trying to make the marriage work.
But the teenagers and young girls are in power, with the full allure of their youth, the world is their footstool, almost every guy wants to date them they can do and undo and are mostly unstable. Hence they are only suited mostly to being a girlfriend or fling. Also they tend to disregard those that want to settle down with them in the belief someone better will come; this is a belief they hold onto until they are about to hit the wall from 28+. They go for boyfriends and casual sex mostly.
Give reason a chance. Stay focused and don’t ignore red flags.
I know it’s not easy.
Even if the emotions are torrential, and threaten to overwhelm, I know that if I keep clinging to reason, the emotions would subside and I would be saved.
Maybe she meant cumulatively, since the beginning of the channel 🤷🏾♂️
Geovanni412: The blindness in following is truly astounding
I attended CE for a few months but stopped after one Sunday...
In Church, the Pastor said their healing stream service was watched by 6 billion people.
My mind froze. I asked my neighbour, " Did she say 6 billion?" The man answered yes, boldly. I felt maybe both of us are mistaken. The pastor repeated the message again in her call for us to donate towards the healing stream. I got up and left to nearby fastfood joint, that was the last time I ever went there.
What surprised me was I was the only one who stood up to leave. Also, I was surprised that till date, they still have these numbers up on their website.
It's amazing that a Christian TV service with less members than the catholic church can claim that it's program was watched more than the fifa world cup, yet people are blind to the truth.
To avoid arguments these days, I try not to argue with people over their 'church' beliefs. If you believe in tithe, 'daddy in the lord's etc, I don't even bother discussing anything religion with you.
I believe the problem is the attempt to industrialize miracles.
The concept is harmonious with acting in faith.
We know even Jesus couldn’t do much where there wasn’t much faith.
Listen to Jerry Eze (NSPPD), it’s the same process to getting the miracles.
He asks his listeners to Imagine themselves celebrating etc after receiving their miracles, and apparently it works, going from the testimonies.
What I am saying is this:
The process for obtaining miracles is consistent with what Jesus taught; with what mystics throughout the ages taught, and with what most of the miracle pastors teach.
Trying to turn it into a wholesale issue however will only lead to scams because miracles are based on the individual’s level of faith.
It cannot be forced, it cannot be taught.
Truthfullone19: Not sure whose side you're on but I wrote a long write-up above showing you what is happening. Look for pastor shola, brother dele, deaconess gbadamosi who were key figures in the healing school in the early 2000's, they are the lowest of the low in life. Celebrations are part of the acts of faith taught to students at the healing school which are meant to be keys in getting healed.