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iwaeda:
Chelsea will win FA Cup.

xxxx999jon:
it's crazy.. What's the reason why?

xxxx999jon:
but what exactly is driving cost of rents in Abijan and Accra.. It's insane.. But actually Lagos, Abuja and some part of the one or two cities in the southeast actually need urgent mass housing scheme.. I know government moved away from those kind of project because alot of rich people are always at the end of the day the landlord.. I think a method should be in place.. If you are not living there you can't pay rent or own it.

Believeintruth:
Show us the statistics and show us your data gathering technique and also show us the percentage rate at which they troop to Lagos.

Onewazobia:
You are right 👍, my rent was just increased from 450k to 750k last week and it's a government built property sold to citizens (civil servants) at a very low price some 30yrs ago

Truvelisback:
The government contributed alot to it by making the cost of raw materials to increase like cement through taxation and poor governance which has ruined our economy.

Hungrychicken:
This is solely my opinion. I speak for my self when I say, Lagos is not worth the hype.
It lacks every structure a modern city should have. It’s just an overrated expensive slum

Slimdan360:
How did it all go?🥲

dequir:
To be candid this present Chelsea team cannot win the FA Cup against Man. City.

GEJDHERO:
UWith determination they can do it.

Bukola94:
Aston is messing up in games, City will beat Bournemouth and Everton should be easy for them

Usmanovic95:
This is the way we intend to play what? Hope you're not trying to defend this football.

Usmanovic95:
The only positive I will take out of this game is that the win can boost the morale of these players, been a while they won The match was such a depressing game.This was not the arsenal team that made us dream ,filled us up with confidence at the start of the season. What the hell happened to that team, watching this team is like a pleasurable torture naw OMG.

helinues:
The pressure is back on City. Arsenal only need to win their remaining matches and score more goals

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KiNg0G:
Just this year alone, I have had sex with over 20
prostitutes. It's almost like I am cursed or swear for with this kind of lifestyle.

While people were in church Jan 1st I broke my resolution before the year even started, had marathon sex that night and one would think it will be enough but it never is.

Before then I have been trying to change the whole last weeks of December, even on Christmas eve and the 25th I was still holding myself, the urge to patronise them kept calling but I kept my cool was adamant on my resolution but on new year eve I lost it all and the relapse is so bad that I haven't rested since Jan 1.

From one brothel to another, different spots carrying daybreak, short time. I have lost a huge amount of weight within this 2weeks but I can't just stopped it's almost like I am jazzed... like a reflex action that I don't even think, it just happens..

I know it's the price I got to pay for starting with prostitute in my teenage days and it became a habit but now it's getting worse and I'm starting to think this isn't normal, they've gotten to me.

If I know anyone to go tomorrow to get a permanent solution even if it means paying for it I will. I met a pharmacist sometime last year if there's any medication I can take to kill my sex drive. He didn't give me a reasonable response, I just need help on how to reprogram my life, my brain to live like a normal human being with purpose and focus in life other than patronising prostitutes..it gets so bad that I take loans from friends and app to expense this lifestyle. I can't watch 2026 passed me by yet again with this kind of living. Now I am sober but give me 24hrs time especially tomorrow Sunday, I'm back to the same ways.

I need help.

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What's the salary for the role. So you don't receive so many applications

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sonofthunder:
That's fine.... Depends what you want and where. You simply need ideas you can implement or what? Are you the HR for your organisation or simply invited to the panel?

boomcity009:
Dont drink nor smoke
Marry early

Make u no dey go ur junior brother wedding det prostrate..

TheChemistrixx:
For abroad meet dey battle with obesity and high percentage of diabetes?

themanderon:
Total rubbish is what they are selling to us as beverages and Nafdac approves them because of our nonsense economic situation.
I can tell you for free that the milo that was made in the late 90's and early 2000's is not and by a country mile cannot be compared to the shit the company is making now.
We don't even consume real milk in Nigeria. Something that is a staple in America and even here in Ghana.
When I tasted the Richoco made in Ghana I cried for the rubbish the same company made for us here in Nigeria.

Dikastan:
Hi
I can relate, I live abroad and the test of coke,fanta, Milo,milk and so on is very different