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Party of propaganda. |
Tommymoses:Peaceful is a relative term as far as Nigeria is concern. There is no place that is peaceful in Nigeria. It is an advice I gave u,its also not by force to heed to it. |
TheTaiwanese company that allowed this kind of conspiracy would be economically affected. This is why everyone should be careful from being Chinese products. U can never trust them one bit. |
Goodnewsforlife:Ritualist. Blood sucker what is wrong in the advice. |
Pay bros. After all,u promised to pay them as at when due. |
There is gain in everything one decides to do. It is only the mind that get scared whenever facts are tabled. My only advice is don't ride machine at night in Osun state because of skull miners. All the best. |
I wonder how those other guys would view this now. How finally,Tinubu has destroyed things for them now. |
Ezewuzie01:Does this make sense to u? Just go back and read what u just posted...is Obi ur president? Pls,be careful before u run mad. |
Candidlady:How much makes a man rich and how much makes him poor? |
This is a clear example that wealth dont last forever...to think that a day would come and people would be talking about MKO. He was the Aliko Dangote of his time. Running deals for military men around Africa including Samuel Doe. Ever since his death,polygamy has destabilised his entire family. |
The entire world is fighting against immigrants. UK Poland Germany. Italy France Greece Dubai Name it. Even Austria and Australia. |
Holding a Nigeria passport now, identifies you as a citizen of a lawless, fraudulent and corrupt country. My dad was flying from NYC to Lagos last week, with a stopover in Morocco. At the airport his hand luggage was flagged for being over the recommended limit. He didn’t make a fuss and went on to reduce it. The lady at the desk said the allowance was 6kg but Dad’s luggage was 9.5kg. Whilst she held on to his Nigerian passport, my dad proceeded to taking more stuff out of his suitcase. Meanwhile,the next desk had another passenger, a US citizen, who was flying on the same flight as him. Dad noticed the guy’s luggage weighed 11.5kg and the lady was ok with it. He got mad and flagged it up, they couldn’t justify why the other guy was allowed. Being a very blunt man, he asked the lady if it had anything to do with his Nigerian passport and the color of his skin? She felt embarrassed and did not reply him. My Dad then brought out his own US passport(although she never asked him if he had another nationality) and told the lady at the counter she deserves to be fired. He then proceeded to put back all the stuff he took out of his suitcase in the first place, making it 9.5kg and told the lady if she won’t tag his suitcase he would “deal with her”🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️(I don’t support any form of violence) She tagged it and allowed him to proceed to the departure lounge. Nigerians has always been dehumanized and victimized when you present a Nigerian passport because of corruption that has tainted our democracy. Today, we have a government ran by the worst, least qualified and most unscrupulous citizens that wears the evil, manipulative gloves of greed and arrogance, forcing Nigerians into a red alert state of shame and embarrassment when they see that green passport. -The cut runs deeper! Copied. |
[quote author=BabaO2 post=132028043][/quote]Stop lying bros. Kaduna refinery is a govt property. PH refinery is still a govt property. The one in Delta state is still a govt property and that is why Dangote went and built his own privately owned refinery. |
Texcyndy:If u want to be rich,u have to first learn how to be stingy....what is it that u want to help people when u have not helped yourself well enough? I don't know where u are learning ur financial nuggets from yes,u can not give what u don't have. Learn ways to be stingy when making money,after u have stabilised financially,u can then start being generous. If not,those u gave today,would take u for a fool by always seeing as their ATM cards. |
Useless group of people. They are what I called Necodemus nonsense. They know their saviour has cause people more damage but they will continue to behave like animals. |
BabaO2:Stop lying. When all the refinery was put up for sell,Yar'adua cancelled all the privatisation programmes of Obj. And that is why till date,Dangote and Co regret the action taken by Yar'adua. I have one advice for u,stop lying. In thie history of Nigeria,no refinery has been sold to any private citizen. |
Some vehicle dealers who spoke to NAN confirmed that small car sales are outpacing the rest of the market, since the fuel subsidy removal. It can be two-door, four-door, hatchback, or sports coupe, compact vehicles have become the option for many Abuja car users, as a result of the increase in the pump price of petrol. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) investigations reveal that many car owners in the nation’s capital are selling off or abandoning their big cars in preference to compact ones. They are snapping up small cars not only because they are cheaper to own, but also typically more fuel-efficient. Some vehicle dealers who spoke to NAN confirmed that small car sales are outpacing the rest of the market, since the fuel subsidy removal. Mr Sankay Yagbaza, Manager of a car stand in Dawaki, said his frequenters now asked for cars like Kia Picanto, Forte, Suzuki Swift, Grand Vitara, Toyota Matrix, Nissan Micra and other low fuel consumption cars. “The high fuel price has humbled buyers, a lot of people even prefer to join public transport these days, rather than drive their own cars. “Before now, cars like Picanto and Matrix were mostly bought by women or beginners. People buy them to master the act of driving before buying bigger cars. “But, men are buying them now, because they just need a small car that will not consume much fuel to move them around.’’ John Eze, a car stand manager at Airport Road, said his patrons have been asking for more small cars, adding that he had exhausted the compact cars available in his stand. It is the desire of most Nigerians now, to own cars that have low fuel consumption, such as Honda Civic and the small Toyota Corolla. Another car dealer in Garki, Mr Usman Sombo, said that he had lost so much patronage because he did not have compact cars in stock. “I used to sell between eight and 10 cars in a month, but since the fuel subsidy removal, the sale has dropped to two or three cars in a month. "As you can see around, I deal more on big cars. Because of low patronage, it has been difficult for me to raise funds to stock compact cars which are now in vogue. “Most of the customers we receive in our stand are asking for compact cars because of their fuel efficiency. They also consider the cost of the compact cars, which ranges between N4 million to N6 million, depending on the make and grade," the Tokunbo car dealer said. A civil servant, Lawrence Ogunleye, who spoke to NAN at the Federal Secretariat car park, explained why he opted for a small car. “Before owning this Kia Picanto, I drove a Toyota Venza, which I have now packed and reserved for a long journey. ” I come to the office and move around with this small car now, and it has saved me a lot of money on fuel. “Although I feel less safe in the small car while driving on the highway, compared to the Venza, it has its own advantages. Besides the less fuel mileage, it is easier to move around narrow streets, easy to park and cheaper to own. The car is more maneuverable, better handled and it is a lot more fun to drive,” he said. Samson Ugwuoke, another civil servant said his Toyota Matrix has been serving him well, with an average fuel consumption of N25,000 weekly from his house in Dutse to his office, at the Federal Secretariat, a distance of about 20 kilometres. “The car is helping me a lot, and I still pick passengers to and from work to help me cover the cost of fuel,” he said Mary Jatau, a teacher said she bought a Nissan Micra in July 2023 and it has been serving her well All I need is just N20,000 fuel for a whole week. I go to work, market and still drop off my kids in school. “Before now, you hardly see my husband drive the car. But now, he competes with me, to the extent that I sometimes hide the key. “My husband’s Lexus 330 Jeep has become a burden to him because of the high cost of fuel,” she said. Victor Agbo, a lecturer, said he sold his Nissan Pathfinder SUV for a hybrid car, the Toyota Camry which uses petrol and electricity. “When the car is running on petrol, it charges itself. Once it is charged, it will switch from fuel to electric, while driving at the speed of at least, 50km per hour I have been using the car for about eight months now, it has not given me any serious issues,” he said. An Auto Engineer, Sylvester Edosa, said most compact cars come with small engines that do not require much fuel, “they are light and the engine loads are also not heavy. “While the big cars are more powerful in elegance and prestige, rugged and suitable on rough roads that we have in Nigeria, they consume a lot of fuel and are costlier to maintain. “Driving compact cars, therefore, has several benefits, like being more fuel-efficient and taking up less room. They are also more comfortable to drive because of how small and manageable they are,” he said The expert added that the modern compact cars, which are common in Europe, have more upright seating positions making them comfortable for anyone, irrespective of the size. Edosa, therefore advised Nigerians to go for compact cars, instead of the big ones, to cushion the effects of fuel price hikes. News Agency Of Nigeria. https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/abuja-motorists-selling-off-their-big-cars-for-fuel-efficient-vehicles/7bsgrb4 |
BabaO2:Sold when? They haven't been sold man...stop saying what isn't true. |
BabaO2:Name one refinery sold by OBJ. |
tlintia:Shoe wey fit pay ur school fees. |
Starz825:Can u swear that as a yoruba man or woman ur parent have not taken u to a juju house? U think I don't know what I am saying...abusing me will never change what I stand for. Many of u are stucked and useless in this life because ur hands are stained in blood from moving from juju houses to another. |
DevilsEqual:This one pain u...sorry. If I didn't date a yoruba woman when I was schooling in Lagos. It is not going to be today. And moreover,marrying them breeds a low IQ children. U can also commit suicide if u are not okay with what i am saying. I don't care. Human rituals and frequent visit to juju houses is the major reasons why I don't mingle with YORUBAS. |
Odua4life:U have not read the actual story. That, the community around that area complained earlier about the damages being noticed around the dam yet govt officials downplayed it and said there was nothing wrong. After few weeks down playing it the disaster strucked. Shockingly,last year,Borno state was given a whopping 861million naira from ecological fund and only 21million was spent out of it and the rest is now history. These funds are usually shared amongst states in Nigeria and yet nothing was utilised from it. That is why experts are calling it a human disaster and not a natural disaster. It could have been remedied if not for delay on the part of Borno govt. All the high powered delegation sent to ascertained the problems around the dam was not taken seriously becaude they all lied to the governor,hence this problems. |
Dupe7d:I know that. |
Unfortunately,I don't date Yoruba women. I would have dated u but no no...is a personal decision. Don't be angry okay. |
Very true. Some months back,I went to a place I bought a land last year,to see the level of development around that area. I met a guy who followed and asked me if I was the owner of the plot,which I answered. He said,his oga is interested to buy if i really want to sell. When I queried to know his oga,he showed me the house opposite me...it was actually for his boss,but that his oga want to help his former boy to get a plot around there,and that two of his oga former boys also bought lands here too,courtesy of his oga that brought them here. I was shocked...oga calling all his boys that once served him to come and buy land around this area. That is the power of unity among igbos business men and women. |
Typical of APC,they will destroy everything and still be begging everyone after seeing them in misery and confusion. |
This shows that they are criminals...u killed the people u want to serve yet u couldn't wait to help them. Agbero candidate. |
Seehowtheg are exposing their intelligence. Kai... This could be used against u tomorrow. |
It will never be well with all those who brought this country to its knees. With all the APc crew. |
helinues:At least u have repented codedly. |
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