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delugadou:It has nothing to do with race. |
On Tiktok, doctors there speculate he is suffering heart problems and probably has less than a year to live. They can tell from his hands and feet. He has even stopped playing golf. |
mustbewell:I'm surprised people are still using Glo and 9 mobile. To me, there are only 2 networks and that's MTN and Airtel. The rest na counterfeit. |
DoctorStanley:Blame Buhari for bankrupting the economy. That should have been the time you should have been vocal Ignorance they say is bliss. |
nairalanda1:As much as I love Railway, the cost of building one is herculean and might not be prudent. Borrowing 10s of billions of dollars to build and maintain heavily subsidised bullet train services just isn't economical for now. |
nairalanda1:Are you Generation X? |
anonimi:He has made such statements in the past. Even his son said that the Southern Christians deserved what the murderous Fulani herdsmen did to them. |
Felimax:The easiest way for Peter Obi to lose Northern Christian votes is to be seen with frolicking with Elrufai. It can easily be used against him. Elrufai was nasty to the Christians in his state when he was governor. He didn't do enough to curb the murderous herdsmen. His son justified their activites in Southern Kaduna. I initially even thought Elrufai was a saint and was just being misread until the state governor accused him of excesssively borrowing during his time in office. It was worsened by reports of his ironfist rule in the state where he toilerated zero opposition and there were cases of missing persons. Peter Obi desperately wants power. He better distance himself from Elrufai. |
Reno Omokri makes his case hard by keeping silent. I sense he isn't squeaky clean regarding all the allegations. The kids would be frightened to say something against their dad. They don't want to lose their father's love. Reno should defend himself. That's what matters now. |
How will Elrufai say such a divisive statement? Peter Obi is digging his political grave by holding hands with this man. |
This will really piss off Putin. He had planned to use that money to insulate the Russian economy when it went into war with Ukraine. It had been building a massive financial chest for that purpose ever since it experienced the 2014 backlash from the West when it first invaded Ukraine. He knew they would hit Russia hard the next time he tried such a misadventure. He just did not know how hard! They went way beyond what he expected, and even seizing this cash and others.. He didn't play his cards too well. |
Kingpele:Oga, He wants to purchase all his crude oil in Nigeria but he will only buy what is made available to him. A lot of Nigerian crude has been sold years in advance under Buhari. In addition, the country isn't yet producing up to its OPEC capacity, which also worsens the shortfall. |
simpleseyi:No one is accusing the woman of abandoning the children If Omokri feels what she's saying is misleading, he should tell his own side of the story. He claims he is a pastor. The public therefore expect a lot from him. He needs to give a squeaky clean image. His being a public critic is what has made him a public spectacle. He should go and clear his name. |
Everyone knows the answer-Trump is xenophobix and racist. He isalso cruel. |
Oakenshield:Rumours had it that Iran wanted to fight dirty and start bombing Saudi oil installations to drive up the price of crude oil. It even wanted to make the Strait of Homuz impassable through bomb attacks. This Strait handles about 20% of all crude oil shipments globally. Saudi Arabia has been trying to checkmate the Houthis in Yemen but were unsuccessful. Israel must have done them a service. Please note that I do not support the present carnage in Gaza. I just like telling things as they are. |
Moroccoguy:My brother, you haved answered correctly. For most people, the passport is an investment- that is to those who want to Japa, study or for a business trip. The others are those who travel for tourism. To be in that class, you need to have money in the first place. The 100k is the least of their problems when you remember that ticket cost 1m or more. Nigerians are fond of taking pills for any man's problem. |
The present cost of a passport is the least of worries of those who want one today. I don't know why people are making noise over nothing. |
bazoodo:He would have made more had they reinvested the dividends. The money might be double or even triple what it is today. It is a requirement you can make when buying a US stock |
kettykin:Also, NBC isn't Coca-Cola. They are just bottlers of the product. |
heracles1:The child might look like the mother. |
What's all this noise about passport? There are basically four types of people that get want passports in Nigeria: 1. Tourists These are the ones that want to travel overseas for tourism. You have to be middle class and above to achieve this To these set up people, the increase is affordable. 2. Business travels To these class, the increased passport cost is a non-issue. It is the least of their problem. 3. Those travelling for studies 100k for a passport is the least of their studies, considering they'll spend nothing less than 10m on tuition alone. Flight ticket alone is over 1m. We've not included money for rent, feeding and other expenses. The passport is not even 0.5% of their expenses. 4. Those who want to JAPA whether legally or illegally. For these ones, this 100k is a non-issue. Visa denial is their greatest headache. Visa fees cost at least 250k. We've not included plane ticket, rent money when they get there, feeding, transport and so on. 100k for a new passport is the least of their problems. Most of those getting a passport see it as an investment, so 100k won't finish them Nigerians like taking paracetamol for another person headache. |
You have no right to scar her because she slept with your boyfriend. It's just wickedness. I for one can never marry such a girl. She's the type that can kill her husband. |
CoronaVirusPro:I never said Israel wasn't hit hard. Why hasn't Iran been active in the Middle East? |
gadgethead:What is a COS scam? |
CoronaVirusPro:I am neither pro-Israel nor pro-Iran. I detest for instance the carnage going on in Gaza. Forget the bluff and defiance of Iran- it was hit hard by both the Israeli shelling and that from the US. If it wasn't, it wouldn't have agreed so quickly to a ceasefire. I was amazed at how quick it jumped at it. Isreal isn't stupid. Both are hurt, but Isreal's persistent activities in the Middle East shows its military capabilities are still strong, or much stronger than Iran's. Iran's proxies have been badly weakened in the region, and Iran has been quite powerless to do anything about it. It couldn't even save Al-Assad next door to it. One just has to be honest with oneself. |
Israel has done it again. The truth is that with Iran weakened, it can't support its Shiite allies like before. Israel's weakening of Hezbollah for instance, led to the collapse of the Al-Assad government in Syria. It is having a multiplier effect. The Sunni Gulf States, as much as they resent Israel's activities in Gaza and the West Bank, secretly appreciate how it has decimated Iran's proxies in the Middle East. |
Those Trump tariffs are dumber than a sack of bricks. They will send the US economy into a recession. It is simply an abuse of power and economic illiteracy at the highest level |
The fact the people you're paying to are based in the US raises red flags. Is the university not in Russia? Trade relationship between the two countries are even frosty. They are most likely scammers. |
Lukuluku69:It definitely wasn't like this last year raining season. This statements holds no water. I'm from s Band D catchment area and must admit light is more predictable now. |
LagosOrigin:Is the State government the power generator or distributor? ![]() |
PoLItiCoORAclo:It's a US policy. The normal practice globally is that when small packages are sent through the post, the recipient country does not place an import tax on them. They enter duty free. This may be because they may be gifts, product samples and so on, and would not make sense taxing them. Trump has removed that exemption. The $80 will most likely all go to the US government. |
vankaid:The money probably goes to the US government. |
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