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My own is let charity begins at home with this sacking thing. |
batstan:Yes, you guys don't care that is if you're talking for the govt. Citizens have become use to self help when it comes to health, security, scratching for a living, etc. Thus many won't even visit the hospital not until they can't move themselves. That is what political inflicted poverty have caused to the mind of the average Nigerian. There has been a wide gape between the government & the people. No one will trust a government that doesn't use the same health system to refer anything to them. How can you visit a hospital with your kid only for you to see the CMD taking his child to another hospital for the same type of treatment. By the way, Nigeria vaccine isn't recognized by some western countries. By the way, if not for fear of travel ban & perhaps access to grants, they won't still care.!!! |
nedekid:Exactly my point, the people have been surviving & living as a government for themselves. They consider Koro a lesser issue compare to malaria, fever, cholera, infant mortality, malnutrition, hunger, insecurities, etc that have been reducing the population daily. By the way, most vaccines require ice cold temperature to keep them valid. Can one be so sure about the dispatch channel down to storage & perhaps point of use giving Nigeria for what they are. Secondly, if not for travel ban highly feared by the govt and maybe loan restrictions they won't border because they don't care about the people. Government should loot the vaccine just as they will do if it was food items or money. Moreover, not all western countries acknowledge Nigeria's vaccination. Nigeria dey somehow abeg! |
Only for it to be relooted. |
The government has never cared about the people. How will they convince the same people that they mean well or it isn't because they are cashing out? |
Okay |
paltielx:Forget those religion businessmen, any logical reasoning will not consider religious sentiment. My thought is, how come suddenly govt has now become so caring about her citizens?! Thereby seeking ways to enforce or force this vaccine on the citizens? There were more challenging issues like malaria, fever, cholera, infant mortality, malnutrition, hunger, etc. That have & will keep wiping people in numbers. The west never border to ban those criminal politicians who never fixed those issues, after all it isn't affecting them directly and might aid in population control in Africa. Now that covid has come and it might affect them, they have starting banning and the ever useless govt are now acting because they can't do without medical tourism, borrowing, aids, etc. And also the looting that comes with covid. The truth is, there is a high level of distrust between the citizens & the government. And nothing can be done to change that until Nigerians start seeing responsible leaders. If Nigerians threaten to boycott the use of MTN sims. They will quickly backtrack. |
When I do road travels. |
Waakanda:Exactly, they were very observant to notice the behavioral changes even before the worse happen. I can't imagine myself not discussing about school activities with my kids irrespective of whether I travel. And of course, boarding isn't my thing because I strongly believe there should be a unique role from parents. |
obembet:A wise man once said, if a child cried for too long while the parents are in the home. The parents are responsible for the cry. |
No smoke without a fire |
His own is to enjoy leaving Naija. |
Okay |
Their madness dey learn work where Naija olakpa dey, especially if na SARS. Dem for don light the dog since. Best the client for delaying their robbery action. This news go don pass 1 month na. |
Sunkyapogee:Yes I have. In fact, both sides were flooded even down to Avenue/Deco junction. |
NovesaTillie: It's just to put the tip only and you go. Same way men don't sleep with women to cum. It's just to feel the sweet sensation. |
Gaddafi1:I'll agree with the below mention, however it's best to play safe irrespective, especially when both partner can't be faithful. alfred007:Seconded, I think religious sentiment will not allow our ever self deceitful government acknowledge the presence of one of the oldest profession in history. To at least regulate & sensitized them on best practice, safety of them and their clients, get taxes, etc since it can never be stopped. Few streets from where I lodged for a function last week, even in GRA. The volume of girls that were hanging along the road was mind blowing, even teenagers. ![]() |
ignis:F for fish ![]() |
Audio money. If bubu boys pay that money make Nigeria turn Dubai in the next 100 years. ![]() |
Okay |
Just realising that?! |
Continue talking Mr man. Keep telling them what can't be noticed or felt as an individual. ![]() |
Justice brings peace. |
The same person that was blowing hot that CAMA was designed to remove him as the MD from the business he surffered to build. (Religion=politics) |
In an environment of lies & injustice. Justice & truth become a stranger. What a country! |
Bloggers food is ready. Both are great & talented players. One is gifted naturally while the other workout his. |
Story |
The master plan is to put it at #500. So enough money can be available for looting. |
If the mother had known, she wouldn't have allowed the father injected into her the day this yeye pikin was planted. ![]() |
Mokason288:They aren't at bolded, they're just too miserable & hungry to accept peanuts to support anything. |
Hmm. . .he decided to gamble with another years in hibernation mode. Too bad, yet the same EFCC will slow peddle when it comes to politicians looting billions of dollars. |
Nigerians distaste paying debts. You would already know that from even close persons that just ask for random things. So if you must lend, first make sure it is worth you can afford to lose. Secondly, if it is business sake, make sure you screen and demand what will be your option B. Else na talk & fight go remain. |
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