Factcheck0001:
I guess u don't have families in USA n u really don't have his manifestos?

Living in the US or having a family in the US doesn't change the reality.

Trump has never had a manifesto.
He works with talking points. Just like replacing Obamacare with the "best healthcare
plan ever". We know how that went.

And even if he does have a manifesto, he is so incompetent that I wouldn't lose a sleep over them.
This is the same who had both house at the beginning of his first term and he couldn't
build the so-called wall.
He only remembered the wall after losing the house to the democrat.

His most radical idea this time is the plan to deport millions of illegal immigrants.
If it was another candidate, I would take them seriously but with Trump, I laughed so hard.

The only thing that a Trump presidency, which I think is very unlikely, will achieve are core republican
agendas. Lower taxes, scaled back regulations and generally pro big businesses policy. Every other thing he
promises are nothing but braggadocio.

You raise salient points.

But I disagree on point C.

A mineral doesn't necessarily have to be locally useful before it can create real value.
As long as it can be exchanged, then it is useful.
So, the real issue isn't the usefulness of specific minerals in local industries but the net gained in
value from exploiting them when we factor in population.

If a country where to gain massive value from a "useless" mineral through export, nothing stop
such from investing excess export gains into other industries where the country
could have a competitive advantage.

I believe Africa countries generally are not resource-rich due to earnings per capita courtesy
of high populations and not the presence or absence of specific minerals.

The chance of Adeleke's reelection just improved dramatically.

Kobojunkieee:
You didn't bother reading to comprehend, right? You simply wanted to make noise for the sake of it, didn't you?

I specifically stated that any government unable to provide at least one of the following beginning in the very first year is an example of a bad governor. As you indicated, based on even current government revenue, many can provide AT LEAST ONE from that list. So, your argument is null and void from the start abeg!

You obviously didn't understand my point.
It is just like saying that any 10 year old child without a degree and good paying job is a failure.

Your metrics are meaningless in the Nigerian context. Yes, it is your opinion but it is still doesn't make sense.
What I said about waste management is a possibility not reality and definitely not a 1 year or even 2 terms
achievement. Perhaps you have any data to suggest otherwise?

So judging by your criteria, your entire list is impractical.

I find it odd that you latched on to only one point that I think is achievable even though
I didn't include a timeline as evidence of the validity of your metrics.

Oshomole knows that nobody cares.
No voter will change their mind over his comments.
It will all end in online or article condemnation.

Paraman:
You keep on insisting on this your retard comment even though there's a lot of evidence to show more than 7 millions Nigerians are unmetered, some of you things just love to wail

Why is it so hard to understand despite breaking it down for you like a 5 year old?
I generally don't engage your type, so find your way.

Paraman:
More than 7 millions Nigerians are unmetered... All this your slow comments are not important to the discussion

More than 40 million sims are unregistered, so we must urgently save this
helpless victims, perhaps we should hire Indians to come help us complete it quickly.

I understand your frustration, complex issues can be very hard to digest.

atiku4President:
Even though some people may deny it, Buhari has destroyed the image of Hausa/Fulani while Tinubu is now unauthorisedly doing same for the Yoruba people in the Nigeria's Leadership conversation.
While ethnic jingoists are busy celebrating the exclusion of the Igbos in the scheme of things as a loss to them, the Igbos remains the unknown variable in Nigeria's unresolved political quadratic equation.

You are not a kid anymore not to know that nobody cares about ethnic image.
If Buhari had an opportunity for a 3rd term, he would likely have won.

I don't know why you think the Igbos as a group are generally different or better administrators
than other Nigerian groups, but there is no evidence to support such.

Do I think all politicians are the same?
Not, there are those with marginal differences in ability but such distinctions aren't based
on their ethnicity or party but personal history and cognition.

Kobojunkieee:
For the sake of argument, let's assume you are 100% current. So, how many of the 774 LGAs in Nigeria can boast of at least that one service you pointed out?

I never said any of your listed item has been achieved, I think they are impossible with the current government revenue.

I only pointed out one possible service that could be achieved with relative ease, waste management.
So, your list is mostly aspirational.

Akamon:

Those at the helms of affairs are humans like all other Nigerians, when they come across contents that provides solutions to issues, they borrow a leave without coming out to tell us where the idea comes from. If Nigerians continue to put their thoughts on pen and paper, you might Indirectly provide assistance without you knowing it. That's my thought over this.

So you are just guessing?

Government is run by money and expertise and not ideas.

Whenever you think you come across simple new "solutions" that the "dull"
people in government refuse to implement. It is more likely that such
solutions have been tried before, reduce politicians income, threatens a party's re-election chances,
too costly, impractical, experimental or even illegal.

Such letters in my opinion are mostly useless but could be effective for getting political appointments.

Kobojunkieee:
Any Governor unable to provide at least one of the following to its people within just the first year, is essentially a failed governor abeg!

■ Electricity
■ Clean Water Supply
■ Robust Sewage Management system
■ Good Roads(roads built by the ancient Romans thousands of years ago are still very much available to this day)
■ Passenger Rail system that connects all major cities and towns in the locale
■ Adequate and effective security and emergency services
■ Reliable internet and mobile services
■ Robust Waste Management and Recycling System
■ Strong healthcare system
■ Sturdy and world-standard educational & training programs and System
■Effective Welfare/Social system

Aside waste management, no governor can do any of the listed even if given 20 years.

Unless you have secret vault filled with billions of dollars to give to the governor.
Government(federal or state) works based on scale of preference due to limited resources.

You added welfare that is even very challenging to manage for advanced economy.
Well, it is good to dream.

Trump doesn't hate foreigners, muslims, blacks, democrats or whichever group you think.
Trump's only goal is to say and do(sometimes) what he thinks his supporters love to hear.

MEEVEET:
My question is why is this public?

I really want to achieve with this public announcement?

Should this not meant to be classified information?

I have said it with 5000 well trained soldiers I would take over Nigeria

No, you won't.
Not even with 500 thousand well-trained soldiers.
There is a potent weapon that will make your conquest impossible or short-lived.
Ethnicity.

Paraman:
The way some of you dey always talk like person wey no get sense is funny

Well, I will never believe your dumb comment because I rely on hard fact, not beer parlour talk from someone like you on nairaland

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/609585-customers-get-meters-7-3-million-unmetered-fg/%3famp

I wander where you got your own fact from though

If they say tens of millions of Nigerians don't have a car, does that mean tens of millions of Nigerians
wants a car and can't get one?

Also, there are people who have still not properly registered their sim till date,
would you also conclude that this group desperately wants to register?
Of course not.

What many of you don't know is that meter is not free, even the subsidised one.
So, the only people who need meter are those who have applied and paid for one.
Merely being a disco customer doesn't mean a person need meter.

Moreover, meter is mostly sought where electricity is unstable to avoid paying for darkness.

As I stated before, if you really want to know the number of customers who need meters go
and source for meter applications from you your state discos.

Akamon:

We have seen countless times where governments in power take a leaf of advise from Nairaland and other Media houses to effect changes in governance. Who can tell

Can you cite such times with positive result and why you think the
advice was external instead of internal deliberations?

sulaak:


If he refuses to play for Napoli, he will not get paid.

The good news is that Osihmen has not said anything negative about Napoli, and the suggestion that he will not play for Napoli has come from the Napoli officials, not from Osihmen.

The bad news is that Oishment signed a three-year extension with Napoli last year, protecting Napoli's interests. This is poor judgment on Osihmen and Napoli because Napoli still has two years left of the contract, and that means that they owe him.

While money can be replaced, time cannot be replaced especially in football where stars shine briefly and then goes dim.

It is not good for Osimhen to be in the bench for the next 2 seasons regardless of the wage he earns.

Namaster:
It AMUSES me how people keep acting like Osimhen has suffered some big misfortune.

Guy may not get EXACTLY what he eants (NOBODY does) but he'll still be RICHER and more FAMOUS than 99% of Nigerians and about 90% of the rest of the world.

Jn short, Osimhen has MADE it. No matter what happens from here on out, he has ARRIVED.

You are wrong.
Even Ighalo clearly states that Osimhen is NOT happy with his circumstance.
There are some things a person who just escaped poverty will celebrate
but would be bad news for an already made man.

Earning the most money is everything at some point in life but not at all points.

These are uniformed armed robbers.

Starpro87:

The great puzzle
NNPC, the sole importer of Petrol is weighed down by debts meaning they are not making profits from sales of the commodity.

How then are the independent marketers making good turnover?

NNPC is more of a problem than a solution.

It is not a puzzle.
Independent marketers never sell a loss but profit.
NNPC is fond of selling at a loss while calling it under recovery or shortfall.

deji17:
So, why not let Dangote refinery pick up the shortfall in supply?

The problem is subsidy.
Dangote wants subsidised crude but the government wants more crude forex.
Eventually, they will reach an agreement.

Burob:
Only a foolish Nigerian living in Barcelona will believe the nonsense that this oyibo man said.

That a Senator, or Senators in Nigeria, demanded 10% of his wages?

Not officials of The NFA, but legislators, Senators of The Federal Republic of Nigeria?

He said politicians and senators.

Only a foolish Nigerian would deny the endemic extortionist system that is visible even to the blind.
There is no apparatus of government that does not demand and receive kickback or bribes while
performing their function.

Of course, senate committee members are too smart to directly demand payment into their personal accounts,
they always use their aides and fake company account for plausible deniability. No, senators are not
too big to accept kickback.

There is absolutely no reason why the German will make the claim unless he has been propositioned.
So, if a German, a Ghanian or even a potential Nigerian coach made the above claim, then it is most probable that it happened.

MadPolitician:
it has been the case wince the end of the Nigeria Biafra war


The socalled mopp up check points after the war were never removed.

Corrupt officers have made trillions from this while the government pretwnds to be unaware.

BTW, these checkpoints predates IPOB/ESN

Nope.
90% of the current check points came about after Kanu launched IPOB.
You can confirm from your elders.

Lifestone:

I can't tell you for free that those he spoke to just want to run him. No official, no Politician want any 10%. Same way some people went to Binance asking for Money. Na street

Those he spoke to are not random people on the street.
The coach is not foolish that he can't identify his potential employer
and their aides.
Whether the accused are working for their bosses is another matter,
but your claim that no politician want 10% is laughable.

The scourge can't be tackled without resolving Lagos homeless population growth.

Paraman:
The indigenous companies are not producing enough meters. If we depend on them, base on their current capacity they won't meet up with demand in the next 15 years sef... Millions of Nigerians need prepaid meter.

There is no reason why indigenous companies can't expand their production.
I can assure you that the Chinese company given this contract is not currently
producing millions of meter ready to be shipped.
They will also re-organize their business(take loan, hiring, factory expansion etc) to meet up
with this contract obligation.

BTW, millions of Nigerians don't need prepaid meter.
Don't believe me, go to your state disco and inquire about active meter applications.
Even if the imaginary millions exists, meter is not food and its need should not trump
Nigerian's yearning for industrialization.

I see a lot of people condemning or rejoicing with the "news".
The article isn't about test result but percentage of total tests conducted.

neyopompin2023:
The question is why is it that when govt is threatened that a kidnapped victim must be released, the kidnappers quickly release the victim, but if the victim has no one to fight for him, he wroughts in the kidnappers den or can be killed. Even the corpers are quickly released, is it that for kidnappers den sef there is connection.

The kidnappers didn't just release her, someone(family or government) have paid paid ransom.

immortalcrown:
1.
What is the woman's punishment for her infidelity? Was she set free?

Infidelity is not a crime in Taiwan, so no punishment is expected.

I know that the man's right ends where another person's right begins. But the man needed evidence against the wife. Please, what other evidence could he have provided to prove the wife's infidelity? Or, could the court have believed that she was cheating on her husband, if the husband had not presented the footage?

The verdict is pure insanity, a wife or a husband should not expect privacy from a room they shared with a spouse.
If a spouse wants full privacy, they should rent other room outside the shared home.
I wonder if the lawyer did present such argument.

I hope the judgement will be the same if a woman does exactly what the man did.

It may or may not be because this judgement does not make sense.
Another judge may rule very differently regardless of whether a woman or man is the complainant.

princemillla:
This is terrible honestly.

Police and the judicial system is so bad.
Go to kirikiri and others and hear testimonies of those serving about what brought them there

I was in a station one day saw one old area younger brother with cuffs hand and leg chain just cuz he had argument with someone who knows someone.

I just hope all these will reduce and atleast we Nigerians who doesn't av the zeal to travel abroad can once feel like a human

Connection syndrome and income inequality is a major factor for this police abuse.
When two people of equal wealth clash and involve police, they both are quickly released
and asked to report later. But when one of them is cash loaded or has a "connection",
then the other suffers even if the initial complain was not a crime.

Jubrilv:
I wonder who dey sponsor this people

You don't need to wonder.
IRAN.