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What a loss! ![]() |
NSNO:I hope you are not assuming the video was released on IG live or something? ![]() |
The people who arrested her are muslims too who are doing the good job of maintaining law and order. Stop your Islam hate bigoted nairalanders. ![]() |
Bolu004:That's it. Search no more. A further validation may be required at the ministry of foreign affairs depending. |
The only business model that Bill Gates understands is the vendor lock in model. A perfect model for establishing a world order. This is the same thing that he did with his softwares until he lost the internet browser war in the technology space. If not, everyone would have had to be using the Windows Operating system because he locked his internet browser, InternetExplorer, into the Windows Operating system and even went ahead to testify before the Senate that the two are inseparable. The tight grip on users was eventually broken up with the arrival of Mozilla Firefox (formerly Netscape), and then other innovators followed, prominently Google Chrome. After losing the browser war, and the attendant slump in revenue for his OS, Bill Gates shifted his attention to public health domination. Same business model. Pumping his amassed billions into medical research and the governing agencies and their networks around the world, he wants to control the human genome and Africa is his testing ground and Nigeria is the center stage as it is shaping up. He has his fingers in everything DNA altering for humans: covid 19 vaccine variants, lab generated mosquitoes, GMO foods whose seeds corrupt the structure of the soil that they get planted on and locking of farmers into a cyclic system of seeding from the vendor, name it. The modus operandi, is the 'aids' offered to corrupt politicians in government while preparing the ground for entry, after which agreements are signed for the phased implementations. The rest as we are witnessing today, as they say, is history. The people who are advocating increased yields for farmers already know what will come after but they have pocketed the money and can not mention publicly the dangers that lie ahead. This man has got to be stopped one way or the other! ![]() |
Chai!!! You can not replant from the harvested seeds according to what I read about it. You need to go back to the company that supplied you the seed again thereby locking you in to their farm control in the new world order. ![]() |
A nice move that could douse these never ending tendencies to protest is if the government grant workers access to a certain percentage of their pension funds via a special intervention window as a means to alleviate the current economic situation besides the existing one-off off-job window which many people have exhausted already. ![]() |
Unlimitedwords:Sorry o, is that not fraud? Please someone help me explain. |
The biggest losers in the advent of a coup in Nigeria today are the political opponents of this government. They will never have the chance to even dream of that position again ever. It is the collective responsibility of every Nigerian to defend democracy and let these expired old men know that they have no worth anymore because they are the ones who actually failed us when they had the chance to make impacts. Meanwhile "Naira is falling, Naira is falling", is it the fault of the present government? Every sincere person who is current with the state of affairs knew six months ahead of the commencement of the present government that the Naira was going to fall and that its true value would be around N1500 to USD1. What the previous government was doing was simply papering over cracked walls repainting N500 to look like the old N200 and N200 to look like the old N100 etc to prepare everyone for the coming devaluation. There was no way out. The country had been bled and was shutting down from the evil of subsidising forex we didn't have enough of. We were in a vortex to self destruct and someone needed to take the hard decision. It may be tough starting but the developmental projects once they start kicking in will assuage much of these negative feelings. Finally, may I let you know that most of these people who want the present government to go down only play on the peoples' interest while in reality they harbour their own hidden agenda (political, regional, tribal or whatever). Read between their lines. ![]() |
Otti had better be proactive henceforth else the Army steps in, sends him to Abuja and takes over the administration of the state until total and enduring peace is restored to the state. ![]() |
Dino was about to jump out of his skin. Had to compose himself so that GYB will not yab him. ![]() |
I hope she doesn't end up falling in love with the camera more than she claims to be passionate about her job. ![]() |
Her journey to becoming an outright rebel is progressing fine. Her evil intentions were clear to discerning minds in her days of foolish activism and opposition politics. Nonsense. ![]() |
Nice one gov. Though I expected better from him, something proactive. Make e no go learn the hard way, lol. ![]() |
The governor (Otti) should watch it. He gave too much leeway to these outlawed members of the society. Does he need to be reminded that the military can topple even the federal government? ![]() |
According to Righteousness, it is not a mistake. It is a divine injunction that must be fulfilled. He is happy and according to him also his lord and personal saviour is well pleased. ![]() |
Furthermore, the two individuals already arrested have been handed over to the headquarters of the Nigerian Army Corps of Military Police for further action.Omoh! This further action go tell for body . ![]() |
AbujaCitiBlog:This is all shades of wrong and I don't think many Ebira people will agree with you on this despite the political rivalry between the two major tribes in the state. It has always been a case of superior politicking and manoeuvres and has never been about tribal profiling. ![]() |
The agents are the ones in the market. Ask them why property prices around an area is on a steady rise and the charges in double percentages and they will tell you: oga, yahoo boys go pay if you no wan pay. Then, truly, any small delay and the property is gone and you are confronted with a new price regime. Crazy! ![]() |
It's nice to find out that the government followed through on this one. ![]() |
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guass:Spain has a fairly large population of Muslims and they even boast of some towering Islamic figures and saints. It is not everything that you view through boko haram lenses which is the only thing NL narrators push about Islam. Pele! ![]() |
Ah! Thank God o, make oil windfall happen, make government no touch our pension please. ![]() |
Nice one. I had personally criticized him for targeting CNG project at the masses only citing its less performant nature as a luxury that the people in the ruling class would not want to forfeit. Up Jagaban! ![]() |
That's massive. More than three times the total reserve in Africa, including Libya's and Nigeria's vast reserves. A huge factor for a shift in international politics. ![]() |
Unrest in the hinterlands and unrest within the city. How will the common man cope with all these in order to enjoy life decently? ![]() |
While he was still at the psychedelic stage of schizophrenia lol ![]() |
The Naira exchange rate also crashed by double going from about 125 to over 250 to a dollar even when we had more oil sales during his tenure. People tend to judge APC unfairly imho. ![]() |
Sinning pastor admits that he is not qualified to be classed as human. Na wa o! ![]() |
I hope this will not take on a manipulative scheme by corrupt officials. Move them to band A when their credit is on red so that they will earn few credits on recharging. Then move them to band C or D days on unnoticed while the new credit remains unchanged. I hope not o. ![]() |
This is the real deal for the Nigerian economy. People in the know use to say that leading automobile companies from around the world would be begging to setup production plants in Nigeria if this complex becomes truly functional. This is for non articulated vehicles alone. But because the complex is located in a politically disadvantages state, no politician has managed to garner enough clout to get the government pull it off. ![]() |
Infrastructure bandit! ![]() |
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