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Why do Nigerians use hustle to describe legitimate business or hardworking? Is hustling no longer associated with prostitution, pilfering and hooliganism etc? |
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Juliusmalema: You're yet to make any sense to defend your rubbish distortion. Can you imagine using an ancient outdated war tactics of divide and rule to confront or resolve an ideology that's not dependent on any personal leadership but the people? Instead of a roundtable negotiation to resolve Nigeria's national faultlines to foster peaceful coexistence and build patriotism among different ethnicities in Nigeria, obdurate evil personification like you will be disturbing the peace of Nairaland. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Juliusmalema: What's exactly your mission Nduchuks? 2 Likes |
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Juliusmalema: It doesn't exist. It's not ancestral to Igbo ethnicity. What's even the meaning and where is the location pre 1990s? Nnamdi KANU is from Ibeku Umuahia. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Juliusmalema: What's the meaning of Abia State? No Igbo is from Abia State because it doesn't exist nor was the name ever in any document in relation to Igbo history. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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Are there not Yorubas in Benin Republic as well as Nigeria. Same with Hausas in Niger Republic and Nigeria? Igbos can have their Biafra and some Igbos will still remain Nigerians. It's not a problem. It's a choice. 13 Likes 2 Shares |
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dallasi: Exactly what Buhari did when he lost 2011 presidential election to Jonathan. More than 200 Youth Corp members dead and many houses burned as Buhari ordered against cat and baboons to be killed to avenge his loss. What's Buhahi's defence? He didn't participate and didn't lead any uproar in person. Did Nnamdi Kalu pay Yoruba to burn their king's palace? Evil men. Where is Buhari now? In prison or presidential villa? Different stroke for different people. Hypocrites 1 Like |
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ActuaRise696969: Stop obfuscation of variables without empirical evidence of what works and in what environment its implementation is relied upon. A system that lack trust and is operated under uncertainty will always have unfavourable outlook. Stop using jargon to confuse the gullible in electronic and financial technologies. Trust is not a rhetorical gymnastics 1 Like |
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Aufbauh: Don't be foolish, none died in Abia State hence can claim the most peaceful state in Nigeria. And from every indication, most of these deaths happen where APC has dubious interest in the State or is at helm of affairs. |
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JOSCOFELIX: This opinion was sought in 2017 and you want him to return now after some people here had previously advised him to stay away and continue with his new found life and work? You want him dead |
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Neighbouring State actors sponsored by IMO State Governor, Hope Uzodinma. If you don't understand the coded message then decipher it now. The same Governor that paid people, mostly from the North to receive Buhari at the Airport. |
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Anambragully: Don't be stupid. Is genocide committed on armed groups or defenceless civilians? Take your frustration off unarmed civilians and everyday people. 5 Likes |
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Ola17: It's only in under-developed and developing countries that mental health issues are being attributed to demon possession. 1 Like |
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babajide107: To preaching heresy. Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit can't cohabit your body and life with a demon. It's only one at a time. |
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It's 100% impossible for a practicing Christian to be possessed by a devil. Never happened and wouldn't happen in this life. If you're a baptised, born again Christian and is having a problem, rule out ancestral curses. Look for a solution and avoid wasting your prayers on whatever sin you think your ancestors did or didn't do or committed. You can't be curse but you can fall victim to ignorance and be destroyed. |
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How Northerners now love Igbos is a Miracle. 16 Likes 1 Share |
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The latest South African stock exchange opens Thursday pledging to lure firms from across the continent with listing costs that are a third of that charged by the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. TWK Agri Pty. will be the first company to trade on the Cape Town Stock Exchange, which was previously called 4 Africa Exchange Pty. before an overhaul that resulted in the bourse becoming a full-fledged stock exchange, according to Chief Executive Officer Eugene Booysen. BKV Holdings will list a few weeks later. While a wave of initial public offerings has swept across the world, firms in the continent’s most-industrialized nation, especially smaller companies, have been de-listing from South Africa’s main exchange in recent years due to cost and onerous compliance issues. Cape Town Stock Exchange and other rivals such as A2X and ZarX have been using technology to cut listing costs in a bid to lure business. “We reduce the cost, risk, time and complexity for companies looking to list,” said Booysen. “This, and owning our technology, enables us to target small and medium firms of between 25 million rand ($1.7 million) to 2 billion rand market capitalization.” Read: IPO Mania Skips Africa, Where Fast-Growing Firms Prefer Debt Other than the JSE, the Cape Town Stock Exchange, will be the only bourse that is able to offer companies equity and debt trading, said Booysen. The exchange managed to get its debt listing rules approved last year, and is set to begin trading of debt in October, he said. While private equity has managed to find growth companies, South African exchanges have not been able to bring them to market, said Booysen. South Africa has two fast-growing tech firms in branchless lender TymeBank, backed by billionaire Patrice Motsepe, and payments company Yoco, but both have raised funding from outside the equity-capital markets. TymeBank raised $109 million in February, at a valuation of 8 billion rand. Yoco attracted $83 million in July. Rising investment in renewable energy worldwide should also bode well for South African firms, which could benefit from a new government policy allowing more private power generation. Such companies may sell equity to raise funds providing the new exchange with business. The Cape Town Stock Exchange is also in talks with other African bourses to share its technology offering and work on a revenue share basis, said Booysen. The exchange, where companies with a total market value of 7 billion rand traded under its previous avatar, estimates shares valued at 50 billion rand will trade on the bourse by mid 2023. The Cape Town Stock Exchange would like to become the Nasdaq of Africa, able to attract companies looking to raise capital in Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana and others, said Booysen. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-30/south-african-bourse-seeks-to-lure-firms-from-nigeria-to-kenya |
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Why deny it without investigations? Independent investigator is needed. 1 Like |
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Is this not the same technicality that saved Tinubu from code of conduct tribunal. The law is there to protect the citizens from double jeopardy. |
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muykem:f Sunni Moslems and some Churches block major roads during services and Moslems block roads on Fridays. |
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muykem: What a stvpid question. The Shites do their yearly peaceful procession in every part of the world including Europe and Asia without harassment by the government. 1 Like |
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mfm04622: What's the meaning of Nnamdi Kalu's Abia State when the States with VAT laws are Rivers and Lagos States? The man is stupid to have said that nonsense. 2 Likes |
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es144000: We agree. Let them accept the obvious. The decentralisation has just started. 1 Like |
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mfm04622: Read the propaganda. Why are they resisting? The South supports decentralised VAT collection at the detriment of most Southern States. The North should stop resisting the obvious or better still rewrite the whole constitution from scratch. |
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Conversely, when it came to distribution, Nnamdi Kanu’s Abia State got N20.020B for generating N2billion, yet he wants to leave Nigeria that is “oppressing” him. Abia got 10 times what it contributed whereas Kaduna and Kano did not get as much as twice what they contributed. Lagos, Rivers and Oyo got lower. Another foolish propagandist. Stop complaining and decentralised the government. EVEN without a kobo to most Southeast States, we want VAT collection to be done by the States. 1 Like |
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I don't blame the Federal Government rather Southeast Governors and Ọhaneze Ndigbo who proscribed IPOB to please the FG and retain goodwill with Fulani oligarchs. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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mrvitalis: You dey mind the sophisticated hypocrites. They want the North to stay clear for South but wouldn't want to give chances for their brethren in the East 1 Like |
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seunmsg: Greedy back stabber. You ensured Jonathan lost. The entire South got Obasanjo elected for eight years but you couldn't see Jonathan finish just for years. Osibanjo is the VP and you greedy lots want the entire South to return another Yoruba to Aso Rock. What a greedy bunch. Why not canvas for another Southern from different region? Why won't Northeast or North Central lay claim to the presidenty since it's rotary? Tell me no Southeasterner is qualified as usual. 2 Likes |
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WibusJaga: You mean punish the sincere bureaucrat trying to save lives. You no try at all. |
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That's a massive recruitment of regional Army. Call them Bandits or ISWAP, they are Islamic Northern Nigeria Army. 2 Likes |
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Is IPOB in control of Executive Powers in Southeast? Talk to your brothers in IPOB, they are not monsters. |
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