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Anyone surprised that APC has overwhelming support has poor judgment. |
SixSeven:Cambridge International Education works with private schools all over the world, what are you on about? Do you think it's free? A foreign school (Coventry University) must liase with and get approval from the Ministry of Education before establishing anything in Nigeria. That's basic commonsense. |
Nwaikpe:Nigerians still got UK visas yesterday, what are you on about? |
SixSeven:It's business, not by force. There are Cambridge certified schools all over the world, not just Nigeria. |
Nwaikpe:Little do you know that most people pay through their nose to go there. There are British schools in Nigeria, they don't necessarily have to be government. |
dfrost:It's not a partnership but an approval. Coventry wants to establish a university campus, like we have many British and American secondary schools in Nigeria. It doesn't stop other or new exchange programmes. They are mutually exclusive agreements. |
Backwardness in Bauchi during a public lecture organised by the Sa’adu Zungur University. Boko haram members. |
Lolz, the guy said he PLANS, our usual suspects left reality and started hyping PLANS. These hypocrisy is a sorry case. Imagine APC supporters hyping PLANS. Just imagine. |
My agent ohhh, this too shall pass crooner. Rest in peace mama. |
Zionmdde:Last response. Aviation fuel (Jet A1) prices in Nigeria are primarily determined by independent marketers, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), and international market forces, rather than a fixed government price. Prices are influenced by high import costs, forex volatility, and logistics challenges. |
Hangulsaram:You forgot some hypocrisy behind. Are Tinubu, Atiku and Buhari older, bigger and more better than you? Do you respect them? |
Lolz, dem don ban am again. He's destined to misyarn, 99% emotions about Obi. |
DeepSight:i figured you were shy months ago, over here we say toothless bulldog. |
Zionmdde:Aviation fuel (Jet A1) prices in Nigeria are primarily determined by independent marketers, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), and international market forces, rather than a fixed government price. Prices are influenced by high import costs, forex volatility, and logistics challenges. |
Kalulu44:Ask Tinubu, i am Image123. |
DeepSight:Stop blind and lazy opposition. You're too shy to answer but intent to attack those that answer. Are you an Obi supporter? Are you an Atiku supporter? Who do you support or suggest? |
Blimey, she's outside. As in. Call your state governor, commissioner, local government chairman, councillor, area security, boyfriend or husband, etc. Then the president. Like, is he supposed to come and guide you like your guardian angel? What have the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th responders done? |
Na Sowore sure pass. Respect for that one. |
Reference:This isn't about policies and pronouncements, but about aviation fuel price increase globally. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/price-hikes-outlook-cuts-what-airlines-are-doing-fuel-costs-surge-2026-03-18/ |
Even me i vote against compensation, especially monetary. It will be largely embezzled. Cunning man wants to collect billions of pounds and dollars for another person's suffering hundred years ago. Na you go first slave abi? Imagine Israel waiting for slave money from Egypt instead of going ahead with their lives and development. Na only black man be slave before? Who is going to pay for the worse than slave trade treatment of many workers around the world today, especially in Africa and Asia? Abeg, leave sentiments. |
anonimi:PDP's widespread prosperity, that's enough answer. |
nairalanda1:Many people backed Buhari in 2015. The buck stops on Buhari's table. |
nairalanda1:Tinubu became president in 2023. You must have listened to Bukola Saraki affirm this yesterday. |
nairalanda1:Tinubu became president in 2023. |
shox:You need to look for the minister of power for that. i believe i clearly stated ECONOMICS. |
Zionmdde:Is Tinubu responsible for aviation fuel price? i know you need to blame Tinubu for how your life is, no problem. Even your last term result na Tinubu. Somehow the government must be brought into the conversation, except saint Otti of course. Aviation fuel (Jet A1) prices in Nigeria are primarily determined by independent marketers, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), and international market forces, rather than a fixed government price. Prices are influenced by high import costs, forex volatility, and logistics challenges. |
How can they be on the brink, when they were charging ridiculous fare, where were they? On the drink? You'd think it's only in Nigeria that planes fly or avaition fuel prices changed. |
Pierocash:He's actually from Abia. But his ministry was in Akwa Ibom. Like we have many popular pastors in Lagos and Abuja, but they are not from there. It depends, when they die, they may wish to be buried in their state of origin. |
Rest in peace, Uma Ukpai my man. |
They're not ready to learn or listen, Reno. It is deliberate misinformation. In fact, the latest update since they saw APC convention and preparation for the next election is chaos. Their major influencers know and are clearly asking for revolution now. They don't even want a protest again, they want the country to burn. You'd think that woman that wanted the baby killed during Solomon's time was wicked. |
DeepSight:Phewww, at last you can mention me without having to be banned for vile remarks. ![]() i am not a BATist anyway. i support and respect the president, and will defend him against useless opposition like the ones presented so far. By 2031, God sparing our lives, i'll again support, respect and defend the next most credible candidate by assessment. That's how free democracy works. i understand most of you haven't had such experience before. As for your article, yes, as at 2025, Nigeria had turned the corner and was out of the brinks/bottom. That's right to say and data supported it. Nobody says we've arrived. BTW, the discussion and context is largely economic. No one knew the US and Iran would be at war. Projections and budgetting were not made by any country or body with that in mind. All the folks forecasting percentages of growth didn't factor in the Strait of Hormuz. It's an all-things-being-equal statement. As situation is, there must still be some level of optimism coming from any leadership. No one feels happier or more confident for instance, hearing a minister say things are beyond control or apologising without hope or solution. A good leader must inspire hope and confidence. It's unfortunate if that gets past you. Though understandable since your leader and mentor Obi only glories in scavenging for bad news and misery. |
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