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Part of the legacy the drug man envy and wants to continue with 🙄😜 |
seeyounow1:Even Okowa who is the governor of the state told us ethnicity wise he is Igbo. So I don't know why you are raising this argument. We have Igbo tribes even outside Nigeria. Most tribes in Nigeria have population outside their defined geographical regions or states where they are concentrated. You have the Ijaws for instance in almost all state in the Niger Delta (and even outside Nigeria) and Tiv people in most states in the North Central and some southern state. You even have Igala tribal populations in two local government in Anambra State and are indigenous. You don't just sit down and make assumptions base on what "a friend" told you. You need to travel and learn. |
I was in a church in the North (I served there) and Igbos were ask to come out so that they will be prayed for and there businesses. Then my neighbour who took me to the program ask me "won't you join them" and I told her I wasn't Igbo that I'm Edo. Her response was "all of you are Igbos now". That was the first time I knew that was how they see me. My friend staying in Kwara state told me same thing. That once your ancestry is beyond Oro that the Yorubas think you are Igbo especially if you are a business person. But my South-south mumu at home think otherwise. Zionmdde: |
And you forgot that China for years now has blocked Twitter, Facebook, google etc. Abass07: |
Posting nonsense before reading. APC supporters are too dull
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Saudi oil giant Aramco has announced a record profit of $161.1bn (£134bn) for 2022, helped by soaring energy prices and bigger volumes. It represents a 46.5% rise for the state-owned company, compared with last year. It is the latest energy firm to report record profits, after energy prices spiked following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. America's ExxonMobil made $55.7bn, and Britain's Shell reported $39.9bn. Aramco also declared a dividend of $19.5 billion for the October to December quarter of 2022, to be paid in the first quarter of this year. Most of that dividend amount will go to the Saudi Arabian government, which owns nearly 95% of the shares in the company. Brent crude oil, the benchmark oil price, now trades at around $82 a barrel - though prices exceeded $120 a barrel in March, after Russia's invasion, and June. "Aramco rode the wave of high energy prices in 2022," said Robert Mogielnicki of the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington. "It would have been difficult for Aramco not to perform strongly in 2022." In a statement on Sunday, Aramco said the company results were "underpinned by stronger crude oil prices, higher volumes sold and improved margins for refined products". Aramco's president and CEO Amin Nasser said: "Given that we anticipate oil and gas will remain essential for the foreseeable future, the risks of underinvestment in our industry are real - including contributing to higher energy prices." To address those challenges, he said, the company would not only focus on expanding oil, gas and chemicals production - but would also invest in new lower-carbon technologies. Aramco - the world's second-most valuable company only behind America's Apple - is a major emitter of greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. Responding to Aramco's announcement, Amnesty International's Secretary General Agnès Callamard said: "It is shocking for a company to make a profit of more than $161bn in a single year through the sale of fossil fuel - the single largest driver of the climate crisis". She added: "It is all the more shocking because this surplus was amassed during a global cost-of-living crisis and aided by the increase in energy prices resulting from Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine." Saudi Arabia is the largest producer in the oil cartel Opec (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries). But the Gulf kingdom has been condemned for a range of human rights abuses: its involvement in the conflict in neighbouring Yemen, the murder in 2018 of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, for jailing dissidents, and for widespread use of capital punishment. Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-64931074
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I have been questioning how they arrive at that percentage. |
When they tell you Lagos is "no man's land" may be you are now understanding it. This is James Faleke the then unfortunate debuty governor to late Abubakar Audu of Kogi state who was also a member of house of representatives, representing Ikeja constituency.
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Oshiomole is doing this to fulfill all righteousness because he knows very well he can't win Jattu. Philip is a factor in Jattu and he is the one who built this palace the king is using presently. Oshiomole might win in Edo North but there are sentiments against him because of the failure of APC federal government, his support for Tinubu and then because of Philip his Uzairue clan might not vote for him. The Uzairue clan behaves like the northerners and the tend to follow where their leaders direct. They hate Oshiomole for trying to remove their son as deputy governor although Oshiomole is from the same clan. And there are rumours that Oshiomole tried to divided the Uzairue clan so that his village will head the other divided clan (the Uzairue clan is composed of 21 villages with Jattu as the clan head and largest town). But I think Oshiomole will win the senatorial sit as his campaign are top notch and he did well for the people compare to other administration before & after him in terms of infrastructure when he was governor but my vote is for Labour party from A to Z for the presidential elections. |
Which of the markets (Igbe, Uchi, Sabo, Jattu or Utukwe)? I'm asking because I want to know if is this Auchi I'm eating popcorn right now or another one. |
This guy prediction are purely based on emotions. |
Those surprised by Adamawa forecast should look back to 2019 when Waziri narrowly won the state and even lost his local government to PMB. Winning the state was majorly because of the christian population there. In 2023 I guess the state christians allegiance is now with Obi. An average christian northerner is voting Obi as their churches are ringing this into their ears almost every Sunday. Politics/"ways of life" in the northern is different from what we know in the south as it is driven majorly by religion. |
Useless land mass they always boast about. Despite Niger State land mass, a state in Nigeria, is bigger than that of Netherlands, Netherlands GDP is more than twice of Nigeria GPD |
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Everything you just stated is a lie. Before you came to power Boko Haram was dealt with and elections were held in all the local government in Nigeria including Borno and yobe (two state you got over 90% votes). The only time crude oil priced over $100 was two years in Jonathan administration. Even when OBj was there oil was sold below $30 for about two years. In obj administration oil price capped at $70 just when he was about living. Oil prices was better in your administration compared to Obj administration. You guys should stop all these lies. |
With all the news both in local and international media on the three preferred candidates in the country & still your brother don't know all the three candidates! It shows the guy live in the carve. |
See Baba bulala
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CBN is an autonomous organisation when it comes to monetary policies and the HR don't have powers to overrule it's decision |
It was like two of the chorused simultaneously "ha you are OBIdient too?". My people suffer don tire everybody. |
Did you do your research before posting this?Na the Edo wen I dey you dey talk about or another one? I'm asking because even Auchi people that use to give APC votes in Edo most of them are now OBIdients (even strong Muslim believers here have confirmed this to me). The Benin people constitute about 50 - 65% electoral strength in Edo & have always voted PDP and the current governor (A PDP governor) has told us every household now, including his own, has an OBIdient member Ttalk: |
So the FS Yusuf you saw in the post is also Igbo? Yoruba idiots and their tribal emotional blackmailing BATified2023: |
Any Nigerian that shout racism at these questions is a hypocrite |
Does these look like salt to you or cloth material. Zoom in! |
And so ECOWAS? baralatie: |
Was Okowa suppose to be there? I think VPs have there own debate in the future. What was been discussed last night was the economy and security which are the most sensitive issues in this election and Atiku chicken out. When I saw Okowa was representing Atiku and Tinubu was absent then I just shut down my data and went to bed. Ireportlive: |
When I saw the headline I knew it will be from ireporter. So I rushed down to confirm the source and I wasn't disappointed. |
When the ways of a man please the Lord he make even his enemies to be at peace with him |
Bros you suppose to be working with NIA but na gate your office go dey because them no go want hear intelligence like this. |
In one of Peter Obi's video I have watched he said that government from all levels were majorly responsible for failing of businesses in Nigeria. Why? Because when they purchase items from these businesses they always refuse to pay back or it will take years before they pay back. I think the national assembly will have to pass a law to stop this nonsense. |
And the man's name is Senseman |