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For a fact, subsidy was the only national cake that went round. Everyone benefited from it and enjoyed it! |
Soon we would read of him falling off from the balcony of a 10th floor apartment in Belarus. Accident investigation will be opened! That's how Putin treats opposition. No mercy. |
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You will always have the poor with you. It's impossible for humans to eradicate poverty no matter how hard they try. Poverty in Nigeria is largely blamed on social inequalities and the uneven distribution of resources. Even so poverty is a personal decision because every diligent and hardworking person will overcome poverty. |
Juniorroged:That's simply my point, you no learn how to read UKVI site and get answers to your important question but na to copy the no good slangs of the folks here you quickly learn. I find it particularly irritating when we try to copy Brits and their selfish way of life. 80% of marriages here end in a divorce and all 100% of divorced couple address their spouses as 'Partner'. All the best finding answers to your important question. I just feel like looking for trouble sha. |
What has happened since he came to office is that his online soldiers are busy singing his praises and insulting Igbos. To them, the mere fact that he is alive means he is working. For me, it too early to reach a conclusion or judgement. However early signs are not good and not promising. I can only say like every human government, he rule will be largely injurious to the common man. By the way, no one might do better. Nigeria's decay is deep, a result of several years of rot. To believe anyone will have a magical effect and undue or rollback this rot in even 4 years is wishful thinking. It's easier to keep deepening the rot than to undo it. |
Question for you: were you likely married to this your 'partner' in Nigeria before relocating? Because here where marriage is a casual affair, people of the mid-age and younger generation use the term Partner instead of spouse, husband or wife. If you are a legally married Nigerian couple but chose to use the term 'Partner' for you spouse, I find that particularly offensive and disrespectful. |
This makes me remember witnessing one of such burial in absentia somewhere in Onuimo LGA of IMO State. The story was similar, the man being away for many donkey years without contact and the family believes he is dead and so should be buried. It made me sick in the stomach. |
Satan is really a wicked and heartless ruler. Those he has blinded and enslaved are really suffering and deserve our pity. They're in mental darkness and have become sons and daughters of disobedience. In recompense, God has given them over to reap the full reward of their rebellion by means of your mental delusion. Indeed there's no joy in this foolery! |
Releasing that guy, will only make matters worst. It was after his initial release that his armed men became bolder. These governors can't control or manage him and his group. No reasonable government will make the mistake of letting go of a criminal in their custody! I am Igbo, but this is the reality. |
Christistruth03:So earth means Nigeria to you? |
You shouldn't blame a Nigerian who prefers "the abroad" than Nigeria. I am happier living here in the UK than Nigeria because unlike people in the UK, Nigerian have no faith, no confidence in the government and it's institutions. The government on the other hand do not care to build confidence in their citizens but are exploitative and oppressive. Worst is the known fact that Nigeria and Nigerians are corrupt to the superlative degree. Since law and order are selective, money and the rich worshipped and a wide disparity exist between the rich and the poor, situations like the ones you listed will only continue. In fact, I have got better things to do than discuss Nigeria! |
Christistruth03:Are you God's spokesman? When did He give you this information? |
White elephant project. Wasted funds. Added and will never add a single value to the economy. Is Nigeria not a joke! During the New Naira scandal and confusion, why wasn't this E-naira activated and put to good use? When bank transfers failed massively on a national scale, why didn't CBN ask Nigerians to use this alternative? Because it was a failed project from onset Even so, nobody will be prosecuted, no one will resign. Public funds if not borrowed funds used went to the drain. That country is an all round embarrassment. |
No something is wrong with the cooling system. The longer the AC remains running the cooler the car temperature should fall except there's an open window or door. Even when the AC thermostat kicks in to switch off the AC, it restart so as to maintain the temperature you set it at. Otherwise there's a possible leakage in the closed system. |
Tax clearance for money used to pay tuition, money paid directly to the school coffers, that's how much Nigeria values education. Do students profit from Form A? Is it their fault that Naira is worth next to toilet paper? The mass exodus from Nigeria is enough evidence to show how useless that country is to it's ordinary citizens. Saudia Arabia sponsor their citizens pursuing Post graduate studies abroad, thereby attracting the best trained hands to help speed up their development, Nigeria ask their scholars to produce tax clearance for Forex. Same Forex politician access from CBN to prosecute wasteful elections. Form A Application is akin to criminal interrogation. You are asked to upload all manner of documents in an attempt to deny your request. After proofing the genuineness of your application, you are told to produce tax clearance certificate. What an evil country. |
The government of Nigeria finds real delight in punishing their poor citizens. A student should produce tax clearance, so what if the student had never worked? And even if the student had once worked as in this case, has it ever been easy to get tax clearance from government offices. Nigeria is only prepped to frustrate honest hard working poor masses. Soon they will criminalise the poor for studying abroad. |
Jakpa is to blame for the 0.45% decline |
How can a company allow a man armed with a live weapon enter into their facility on a personal visit. They were too careless but at least they have a clear CCTV that will nail the rogue and put him away from sane society. Quite unfortunate for the dead man! |
Madups:It's unfortunate how young people think and feel so entitled. Envying another person's success, next thing is to plan and execute a crime against the man and blame the devil. |
fadilaMaikiriki:Your father is a kid! |
It is the duty and responsibility of government to create not just enabling environment - which meaning Nigerian politicians do not know - but the right labour policies that will enable job creation. Aside that, government also creates direct employment by participating actively in the economy through government run establishments which becomes the yardstick for the private sector in implementing labour policies. So this statement by a Nigerian government official is a fallacy! |
Command him to buy you Common-sense too! |
Instead of medical attention and therapy, it's detention that the Police choose to help their staff and colleague in need. An organisation in 2023 with no respect or regard for human rights and the right to live. |
Huge market for investment, job and wealth creation. Nigerians have no reason to be poor but they are poor. Quite sad. |
Elections will be rigged and everyone will be forced to accept the rigging. Justifying rigging! |
Anytime a building collapses in Lagos, the LSG rushes for a quick fix plus a shifting of blame. Why are the skyscrapers built in other sanner climes not collapsing - because up-to-date building codes and ethical practices are strictly adhered to and any sharp practices by contractors or Engineers heavily sanctioned. Nigeria will never adhere to their own rules. Building standards monitoring is an avenue to create thousands of jobs for the many unemployed Nigerian youths but government will prefer to continue gambling with public safety than do the right thing. It okay. |
AgentXxx:Selling at N920 |
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