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Paraman:
Fake video by Lagos Ibadan news

I know someone who's working at the Dangote refinery and he said the refinery will start working in third quarter of 2026.

sorry

Hmmm

What's the difference between NISA and SOAN?

Raylight2:
The person that set the question is very wrong. Asking me read all the questions especially question 10, didn't imply that I read them first before answering the questions. if this was an international exam and you fail me for it, I will take you to court.

the instruction did not say you should answer the questions, it said "read" the question. If you take the examiner to court, you will not win!

Chuksaluta:
The Instructions was to read the questions. No instruction was given to answer the question.

exactly my point

brain54:
It's the person that set the exam that's wrong...

The instructions didn't say read question 10 first.

It says "especially" so when you get there is when you realize.

The instruction should have been "read question 10 first." To save someone all the cancelations.

The examiner just needs Jesus!

the person that set the question is not wrong. The instruction did not say answer the questions. The instruction said "read". So it is expected that you read all questions first, especially number 10!

Hmmm

Let me see

Na wa oh, I am seriously considering solar

Ewoooo

Ken4Christ:
I am indestructible. The greater one lives in me.

I don hear

Ken4Christ:
I have been poisoned several times and I am still alive. Assassins have been after me for about 8 years but they can't kill me because my life is hid with God in Christ. And I am not hiding. But they can't get me.

you have not been poisoned!!! Assassin looking for you for 8 years is using water gun.

Ken4Christ:
So many things.

The Christ life is a supernatural life.

For instance, you put poison in two plates of food. Give one to an unbeliever and the other to a child of God. The unbeliever will die but the child of God who is in Christ will live on.

It's a life of faith. Faith to do the impossible is only peculiar to a child of God.

this is not how to test your faith, both will die!!!

Since you typing in "PCOS", We may as well reply you in abbreviations too!

Bullfallo:
did the engine smoke? You parking the engine because of rings failure or because or other problem?

it started smoking and shorting oil. So I was to go ring it again but because of the job on ground, I may not afford to have the bus stay up to a week or more in the mechanic workshop. Coupled with the fact that after ringing it, I may not be able to use it immediately to carry heavy load and run long distance, I decided to drop the engine and get a new one. I am still going to ring/fix it and sell.

Bullfallo:
Please update this thread. Your experience with the rungs

The engine served me until sometime In late December, 2023, out my own carelessness, it developed a fault. I managed it until last week and I decided to drop the engine and get a new one. I will still work on the old one, and sell or keep it as reserve.

JudasNaKarrot:
Ignoramus Mumurity Ode.

Very backward and ancient reasoning Homosepian caveman.

I understand where you are coming from and I won't hold it against you. "Research" has shown that kids brought up by a single parent or orphans, those who missed primary education or those who withness their parents fighting all the time etc behave the way you do. It's not your fault, your environment shaped how you relate or respond to people or comments. Sorry

Toks2008:
Many people have no clue of how the trend works. Nothing catastrophic but its all about trend correction and continuation.

Bitcoin will correct itself again but it will keep moving higher after every correction.

The idea of the catastrophe is that people will tend to pull out money from real products and services and plunge into bitcoin.

It is hitting the ponzi level, where people will put in money, do nothing and make more money. The next level will be catastrophic!!!

Do Nigerians want him to be president? Leave Buhari out of the equation, tell your principal to fix the country!!!

Tinububalls:
I'm one of those that's against begging in this forum, but currently I'm in a desperate condition.
My mum is lying in the hospital bed right now, and I'm in urgent need of #150000.
Please my Igbo brothers help me. I'm not a beggar, she needs urgent surgery.
Mgberede nyiri dike. Biko umunnem.

Post it on your Facebook wall, you will get more help there

nioms:
Good morning my beautiful and powerful comrades. I want to seek your favor this morning on behalf of my wife. She's presently feeding our new born and needs food. We're presently out of work and helpless. Will appreciate anything. Thanks and have a blessed day ahead.

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Adegoke

you no dey tire to create new account everyday just to dey beg online?

That is to say that only 5% of Nigerians are gainfully employed

Which country are you? The suggestion we will give will be based on the country you reside...

BigIyanga:
Your feelings dont invalidate facts. He’s the largest shareholder of Access Bank.. Accesss Holdings just acquired Standard Bank operations in some African countries . It is the largest bank in Naija by customer base. So in 20yrs, are you going to be better than Acess Bank and Wigwes?? Nah
Good luck hoping and hustling 🙏🏿❤️

it's not a question of me being better than them. Access hikding could acquire another bank today, tomorrow another bank will acquire it. This world is dynamic and things can always change. Today someone is rich, tomorrow the person is poor. My point is, it is a fallacy to say his generation can not be poor again. If you say his remaining children cannot be poor, it's possible but to say his great great grand children, no na.

BigIyanga:
He left behind 3kids, businesses that employ 50k-100k in Africa. His lineage and great great grand kids will no no poverty.
It’s not time in life that matters…. Life in the time that matters. Jesus lived to 33. His legacies and kids live on. I don talk my own common sense. One love

This is a big fallacy!!!

What about the electric motor, can we see the picture? Is it three phase?

It's very much possible that some of those sacked health workers are not even in Nigeria. They have japa

What is your plans for your younger brother?

He should pray "they" don't kidnap him because his country will never accept to pay ransom

OmoGomesIlorin:
Reconsidering the Call to Japa: A Counter Perspective
Rejoinder to 11 Reasons Why You Must Japa From Nigeria
https://www.nairaland.com/7936687/11-reasons-why-must-japa#127418405

The recent post enumerating 11 reasons to encourage individuals to "Japa" from Nigeria presents a one-sided view of the situation. While acknowledging the challenges facing the nation, it is essential to consider a more balanced perspective before making such a life-altering decision. Below are my counterarguments to the points presented:

1. Diverse Futures in Nigeria:
The assertion that the future in Nigeria is uniformly bleak oversimplifies the complexity of the nation. Nigeria has a diverse and growing economy, with numerous success stories in various sectors. By actively participating in and contributing to the local economy, individuals can positively impact their own and their families' futures.

2. Access to Quality Life in Nigeria:
Nigeria does face challenges, but it also offers opportunities for a quality life. Investments in education, healthcare, and security are underway, and many individuals are successfully navigating these systems. Emigrating is not the only path to a fulfilling life.

3. Poverty Beyond Borders:
Generalizing that everyone who leaves Nigeria escapes poverty oversimplifies the multifaceted nature of economic challenges. Many Nigerians living abroad face their own financial struggles, and success is not guaranteed solely by leaving the country.

4. Life and Spiritual Fulfillment:
Suggesting that all life and spiritual problems end upon leaving Nigeria oversimplifies the human experience. People's beliefs and challenges vary, and attributing them solely to nationality is reductionist.

5. Prosperity Through Hard Work:
Success is not exclusive to geographical location. Hard work can lead to prosperity in any part of the world. Painting Nigeria as a place where success is only luck undermines the efforts of many hardworking individuals in the country.

6. Japa as Paradise:
Romanticizing emigration as paradise oversimplifies the challenges faced by immigrants in adapting to new environments. Success abroad often requires significant effort, resilience, and adaptation.

7. Trending vs. Critical Decision:
Making life-altering decisions based on trends may not be the most prudent approach. Trends are transient, and considering individual circumstances and goals is crucial in making such a significant decision.

8. Individual Paths and Success:
Labeling those who stay in Nigeria as failures oversimplifies success and happiness. Many individuals find fulfillment and success by contributing to the development of their home country.

9. Due Diligence and Informed Choices:
Ignoring due diligence when deciding to emigrate is risky. Thorough research and understanding of the destination country are essential to make informed decisions that align with personal goals and values.

10. Remaining Population in Nigeria:
Exaggerating the number of people who have emigrated may not accurately represent the current situation. Many Nigerians choose to stay and contribute positively to the nation's growth.

11. Life Expectancy and Mortality Rates:
Associating life expectancy solely with geographical location oversimplifies the factors influencing mortality rates. Health, lifestyle, and access to healthcare are significant contributors that vary globally. There locals who still live above 80 years.

In conclusion, the decision to emigrate is deeply personal and should be based on a comprehensive understanding of individual goals, circumstances, and the evolving landscape of the home country. Painting an entire nation with a broad brush may not capture the diverse experiences and opportunities available within it.

For the fact you used "oversimplifies" too many times in the writeup oversimplifies the reasons to japa.