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PlayMaker14:And you think he was responsible for conceptualising and funding the project within four months? I wonder where the standard of Nigerian education is going. SMH |
This is an embarrassment to say the least. What is the net contribution of those countries to ECOWAS purse, zero. So, why are they being lobbied? |
Contracts are mostly cancelled to either spite a predecessor or re-award to a crony for kickbacks. Unfortunately, there is no consequence for such malfeasance. |
KingOfTheDamned:So much stupidity in one post. I doubt if you know the implications of what your delusional mind is considering. |
AlbertNewton:Consider deeper life, no Nigerian orthodox church is even close to the church's level of purity and strictness. According to your theory, the church shouldn't have grown beyond a village due to its so many rules. Yet, it expanded. erico2k2:As to the theory of government failing citizens. Take the US as an example, Nigerian migrants overwhelmingly convert to protestantism when they migrate, why? These are people who aren't paupers and have nobody pressuring them on what to do with their life. Is it that they are the most gullible or stupid people? If that is your belief, how about the gradual death of orthodox churches in the US? Catholic churches are closing down at a fast pace because nobody comes for service anymore or they moved to pentecostal or so-called scammer churches. Even the UK with a state church, church of England. Many of the churches branch have closed down and those remaining are just charities with church name attached. If past events can be relied on, even the original OP will likely abandon the perfect oyibo church and go back to the scammer type or stop attending church in general. I think it is time you guys re-examine your belief and accept that the phenomenon is much more complicated than the scammer/victim paradigm you attach to it. While such reductive idea is appealing, it is inherently flawed. |
erico2k2:Have you wondered why people are leaving Anglican and other traditional churches in droves to the so-called John 3:16 if they are so perfect? Even in the Oyibo countries, these traditional churches are being closed down every year because attendees keep leaving in droves. So why do some christians prefer "thief" churches, don't you find that interesting? |
hmm |
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shame |
Mindlog:Nothing special about having a contract. What is unforgivable is failing to include specific terms of termination in the contract thus indebting the state. All those who created and signed the contract should be sent to life. |
calabaman:Obviously, it is the kidnappers that posted the message using the victim's phone. |
Bull |
RingRoadCartel:Don't be an idiot. Reread your statement and see if it makes any sense. |
[quote author=saddler post=131537628]Very illogical response! First a human can be religious in one hand and also be scientific on the other hand. Its a fact that when religious people are successful scientifically, they dont use their religious beliefs nor dogmas. It was their logic and scientific side that gives them that ability. That's what the line you quoted means. I wanted to give a full response but didn't want to risk wasting my time on what I assume you really believe.It seems you have a pedestrian view of science in general. Science isn't about invention, that's technology. It is about understanding how and sometimes why things work the way they do in nature and the effects of manipulating certain variables. Take fire technology for example, we were able to make fire(technology) millions of years before we have an idea why fire burns(the science). BTW, this invention was courtesy of primitive homo erectus who are as superstitious as a human can be. So if we are going to proceed on this discussion, we have to use specific language and not general ones. |
CodeTemplar:The job of professors is not to help you generate ideas for business. There are business and entrepreneur focused schools for that. An average professor is a researcher not a business person. As to pure water and bread business. As long as it is profitable in the target environment, then it is appropriate. |
saddler:Your conclusion is nonsensical. Science is a product of inquiring and smart mind regardless of religiosity. Moreover, the foundation of modern science were laid in highly religious societies. Not that I am arguing that religion has anything to do with scientific progress. |
Kobojunkieee:No. Much bigger wealth have been wasted by bozos with large capital. Capital is not the only factor of production. There is also business brain and management skills which are more important. |
After this period, the ceasefire can be extended if Israel receives additional hostages every day in exchange for the Palestinians. The deal itself will neither resolve the war nor address the roots of the conflict between Israel and Palestine - its goal is to bring home more American hostageThis isn't really a peace deal. Anything short of a legally recognized border is just windows dressing. |
He was the vice president and not the Pope. This post is even more absurd when we consider that their is no "pope" for Nigerian christians who are mainly pentecostals. |
Mide70:Name the politician, the bank and the account where the $69b is residing. |
DeLaRue:I agree with you about the irresponsible government we have towards contract. But the issue is more than that. Most cancellations are due to dispute over informal kickback payment or the need to re-award the contract to a favored crony. It is the same reason why Dangote left Ogun for Lagos. Unfortunately, the state government can't come out to state its own side because it will be incriminating itself. But I doubt the Chinese firm deserved the $70 million dollar as they definitely did not invest that amount before contract termination. The ignorantly arrogant government probably didn't show up for the hearing and lost by default. |
idahme:The General, I hope you have about a million samples to back up your generalization. If the OP was not chatting himself up just to trend. I bet he just selected only the negative responses and left out the others. No one is falling for this. |
So Uganda passport is now a hot cake for illegal immigrants? |
Sagay shouldn't reason like an illiterate. The senator's salaries is indeed about 1 million Naira by law as stated by RMAFC. The extra they get about 20m currently comes from allowance. OBJ clarified that the senators set their own allowances not RMAFC. |
jaxxy:He cannot compete against exporters when he is not an exporter of crude. He is an importer. The only support he can get is from the government and helping him will reduce government revenues. If the government comes out to say that it will reimburse exporters for any loss in revenue due to trading with Dangote at lower price(subsidy), all the exporters will be jostling to supply Dangote due to the easier logistics. Anything outside of that, Dangote will have to wait until Nigeria crude production hits at least 2 million barrels per day when NNPC will have enough to go round. |
Bigkoko:You should have researched more before penning your thoughts. The idea of the end to oil era is figment of climate activists imagination. During this so-called transitioning period, America became the largest oil producer in the world. The mistake many analysts make is to equate crude oil with just petrol and diesel and think with electric vehicle, crude oil is dead. It is much more than that, products from crude oil is found in almost all manufactured goods including electronics and household items. If an impoverished country were to discover crude oil in substantial quantities today, it will be rushed and courted by oil giants who are allegedly running away from crude! And with careful management can achieve record-breaking economic growth. Dangote's problem is self-inflicted. When the refinery was first launched, several big lending and oil clearing houses in Europe courted and begged Dangote to accept loan deals, but he refused preferring to set up his own global network alone. He was banking on unconditional support from the FG but he miscalculated as the economy can no longer support spoon-feeding any businessman with scarce forex. NNPC didn't invest more in Dangote, because it has no money to invest, it has gone broke for a while. So, there was no imaginary divestment into CNG which by the way is being majorly driven by private efforts. https://businessday.ng/news/article/dangote-wants-to-set-up-trading-arm-for-lagos-mega-refinery/ If the issue continues, he will have no choice but to renegotiate the deals he once rejected. |
jaxxy:Who are the competing Nigerian refineries to Dangote? Zero, nill. Try to understand an issue before analysing it. Dangote is asking for special treatment for a private company. He usually gets his way but not in this case. He wants to pay cheaper for crude than the IOC will get selling in the open market with their existing contracts. The only way to get such a deal is from the government not from foreign private companies. BTW, the foreign players in Nigeria deal with crude oil, not petrol. NNPC is the sole importer of petrol, so they have nothing to do with price fixing. |
kedeojo:You are obviously ignorant. Who is the importer? |
perfri:Nothing strange here. NNPC is now a profit making organisation, that is what the law says since Buhari's era. |
Georgry:Nigeria government cannot even block the one in centralised wallets. First, a court order is needed for that and most importantly, the government has launched a war against crypto exchanges for the past 1 year and consider them economic saboteur, no exchange will cooperate with the federal government. |
The only issue here is the word Naira. They should have used dollar, pounds or others. |


