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naptu2:Why not extend the brown line to Ikorodu? |
SmartPolician:When will you people get sense? Electricity has always been more stable during rainy season every year. Pls come back in February/March with this same comment. |
Biodun556:Has all the investments impacted on the security issues in the country? Do we now have a better security today than during OBJ? The best way to tackle internal insecurity is to empower your people. |
What is the economy benefits to Nigerians. |
trutharena:Ogbeni, I didn’t see any concrete projects, just abstract projects that you can’t measure or quantify. |
Nigerians are docile |
I don't blame APC, Obaseki remains the chief security officer of the state until he hands over to the next governor. If he can't provide adequate security for his party, whose job is it then? |
This reminds me of the near death experience I had with these good for nothing idiots on March 29, (Good Friday) 2024. I always rain curses on these mourners in black uniforms whenever I remember this story. E no go better for their generations unborn. |
CyrusVI: |
Prayer does not crash dollar, policy does. |
I thought they said na Binance abi na Trinance dey cause am? |
This neatly used 2018 MacBook Pro Touch bar is for part or possibly repair. The system just stopped working but every other part (the screen, battery, touch bar, keyboard) is working perfectly. You can repair it or just use it for part.
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Like I said, this election will reveal the number of foolish people we still have in Edo State. |
Bobloco:I tell you, he’s even more stupid than I thought. Useless old man |
This election would let’s know how many foolish people remain in Edo State |
This forth coming election is Edo State would reveal the number of foolish people we still have in Edo State. |
This was the pastor he slapped. What do you even expect? If the president of the country can assembled fake bishops and nothing happened, who is Portable?
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Which one should we now believe? VP: Tinubu is a poor man, he drank garri with groundnut. Minister: Tinubu is very rich, he can't loot the treasury. |
I feel so sorry for the school children, may they rest in peace. But I can’t say the same for the DSS officers, if na unarmed civilians now, they would get strength to beat and harass them. I don’t care if they rot in hell. |
Tallesty1:Which means it’s a deliberate action to discourage people from flying and forced them to start using the road where they can be easily kidnapped by the bandits. Hmmmmn |
Welcome to pre 1999 when we have the extremely rich people and the extremely poor people, no more middle class citizens. This was the exact situation before PDP took over from the military and they were able to reestablished the middle class. But this devilish all poverty congress has systematically destroyed everything in just 10yrs. They more they stay in that Aso Rock, the more they destroy this country until we will have nothing left to fight for. |
OkCornel:…more time kill you there. |
Elections riggers still get mouth to talk. |
Standing5:The question is, why does the government feel more comfortable to subsidise fuel imported from Malta, but finds it difficult to subsidise the fuel refined locally? |
Zionmdde:This life no balance. I don't understand why I must suffer the consequences of other people's wrong choices. How I wish and pray that only the idiots that campaigned and voted for this failure enjoy the dividends of their stupidity. |
The price discrepancy between imported and locally refined PMS is both surprising and perplexing. One would typically expect that fuel refined within the country would be cheaper due to reduced logistics: transportation, and other importation costs, like Importing fuel from countries like Malta involves a series of costs, which include purchase price, shipping, insurance, and port handling fees. However, the reverse seems to be the case. This scenario has left many Nigerians questioning the logic behind the NNPC's pricing strategy. The corporation sells Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) at ₦580 per liter when imported from Malta, but at ₦897 per liter when sourced from a local refinery. This stark difference in pricing has sparked concerns and raised important questions about the operations and decision-making processes within the NNPC.
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E no go better for your generations. May that mistake kill you. Useless idiots |
femi4:Abeg wetin be your own? Biko, leave the snatcher and the snatchee alone, provided they are happy together. What do you expect when the “original owner” doesn’t value the snatchee. I need someone to even snatch me too. |
I have utterly lost my respect for these bunch of thugs called themselves DSS. The once respected organisation has been reduced to nothing but sets of unprofessional idiots. I’m still looking for the day I will set my eyes on those idiots that harassed me. |
I thought they said subsidy is gone, why fixing the price of PMS. This government is nothing but a scam. |
As long as you failed to fish out the bad eggs among and within the police force… the abuse of power and human rights violations, I as a person will never see anything good in the police. After my near death experience with some of the criminals elements in black uniforms, I have come to a conclusion that anyone in a black uniform is a bad until proven otherwise. |
sophisticated slowpoke |
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