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Emaprince:
Na omo ales be this abi na Ipob again in City Boys backyard?

https://www.nairaland.com/7787844/pictures-ongoing-nlc-protest-ikeja

[color=royalblue]The protest na NLC naa

Tribe dey for NLC again?[/color]

[color=royalblue]So after all the insults on Jonathan, Buhari is awarding the refinery contract in 2021, and 2023 respectively?

Jesus![/color]

iamoyindamola:
If the building of where i am going no fine i won't enter the elevator
Before nepa take light or something happen, i am not old to climb staircase

[color=royalblue]I think say na only me.

I went to one high rise in CMS. When i saw the lobby, na me use my hand ask for staircase.

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A40:
The things that could have gone wrong in that place are too numerous to mention. There was a tanker driving past the plane just missed it.

It wasn't rush hour sef else it would be worse

[color=royalblue]Na this one fear me pass.

It would been an instant explosion. [/color]

monerozi5590:
Alright sir. According to them, those three market were destroyed only for the police to come out and say it was a fire incident. Fire incident in three different locations!

Some of them even said, they didn't get any notice from the government.

[color=royalblue]Your screenshot shows that it was the state government that did it.

Wherever you see Police and Taskforce in any demolition, just be rest assured it is from the government. Taskforce is just a corporate name for Agbero/Thugs/Hoodlums.

Also, people will always say the government didn't inform them. If you find out, you'll discover they had be issuing notices from 1 year aback.

That said, you may be right with your assumptions[/color]

Gentlelife50:
Thank you my brother, buying Naija used cars na wahala.
Most times when u don reach house u go come begin dey see why the owner sell am, and we don't have records like some foreign used cars that the history is there.
The owner won't dare mention any of the faults to you and if u notice any by yourself they will lie that it just started, wasn't like that before.
To worsen the whole thing, agents don't care about making proper inspection, they are only interested in getting buyer and get their cut even if the car no reach house dat wan na ur business.
They will sweet tongue you into paying once you pay OYO now ur name, even if you go with mechanics there are some errors you won't still notice until you start using the car.

[color=royalblue]Our agents here are different

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OasisX:
Mali will return to Democracy in 2024, Guinea will return to Democracy in 2025. Both Burkina Faso and Niger must return too.

[color=royalblue]Wait oh

So even the Mali and Burkina Faso that are issuing statements, are also under coupists too?

Wonderful! [/color]

Amigoss:
Bros,e be like war dey hungry you...

If ECOWAS talk to Niger dem no hear,they can suspend them like they did to Burkina Faso

Abi e get wetin you,APC folks and ECOWAS keep for Niger wey Una dey find or protect

[color=royalblue]Our conversation yesterday shows that governance is not easy, and it is very easy to type and condemn from the comfort of our phone.

How do you dialogue with a man that wants to grab power by force? You beg him ba?

Everybody dey shout SANCTION yesterday. I don ask for the sanctions wey go force Coupist to release the power back, nobody talk.

ECOWAS has a responsibility to its members. Someone cannot just wake up and violate a process of a country.

I am not saying we shouldn't dialogue. But if he refuses, force him out. I am not hungry for blood or war. Something has to be done.

When they conduct their elections in 2025, they should immediately request to leave ECOWAS. [/color]

kad199:
Did u Miss the part where, they said they had discussed with Putin and he agreed to provide support?

[color=royalblue]That one is their business.

I am not even interested in measuring dickks sef. My own is that that Agbero should constitutionally follow laws.

Relinquish power back to the president. Wait till 2025 and win with a landslide. Very simple.

And when he becomes president legitimately, he should ensure his first plan is to leave ECOWAS.

Until then, ECOWAS is within its right to protect it's member countries from issues like this. [/color]

[color=royalblue]Glithronix go shade you, come add "Much respect, boss" for the end.

Na wa![/color]

[color=royalblue]I was thinking we should be very wary of dragging ourselves into the black book of Russia

Burkina Faso go issue communique and Nigeria suppose fear?



Both countries joined together cannot even stand our struggling military.
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[color=royalblue]Population of Burkina Faso = 22 million

Population of Mali = 21 million

Population of Nigeria = 213 million


Person wey i go fit beat, I no go call on God to help me [/color]

BlueRayDick:
In case u missed it ; This guy here had 2 credits in O’level , somehow miraculously gained admission with it and is going to be ur minister

Imagine this guy a minister dey head a ministry while some M.Sc , M.Eng , M. Ed holders dey ride okada 🤦‍♂️

See as he explain , explain , explain tire …..

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CvXwFm1tyak/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

[color=royalblue]Rest, please [/color]

BlueRayDick:
We have been made to believe that if we believe , this new administration will favor us and our families ; IF WE BLEIVE !

Let’s hope it will be different this time around . BAT is here with renewed hope.

[color=royalblue]I was expecting some masterclass moves from PBAT. At least, learn from the past.

Instead of sharing 50k or whatever k, use that money to create an attractive business atmosphere or start a reform in the SME sector. That way, those who are hardworking would benefit it.

Provide seedlings for free at the 774 LGs and let people interested in farming go and pick up free seedlings to plant.

Let the government provide subsidised transport from major markets to LGs, so petty traders get to use them, and drive down the cost of food a little, while they profit more.

They can think of other ideas to spend that money than sharing money wey no go ever come back.
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chrisooblog:
I agree on the bold. Not that any of the cuts would make a significant dent on the cut of governance but such a symbolic act would further show seriousness of government.

[color=royalblue]You cannot tell me you are feeling my pains when you have not lost anything like me.

I was actually looking for that part[/color]

BlueRayDick:
If it’s a grant and not a credit facility which they will be expected to return, then they should put in place monitoring team/agency that will ensure the lucky few use the fund as expected .

Because Nigerians fit collect 50k go carry red label and fish on Friday o. Monday struggle continues

[color=royalblue]That money na Saara

I mean, they should have learnt from Tradermoni and all those nonsense wey Buhari do.

If you will not disburse loans that are enough to start a sizable business, simply use the money to share rice and dash people or start reforms that would let SMEs grow.

That money ti lo.

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[color=royalblue]I didn't like the fact that he didn't say anything about cutting the cost of governance.

But asides that, good one.

I wanted him to create palliatives for the people, and he did. I wish i can lay my hands on that 1 billion loan.

Governance no easy.

We move![/color]

OasisX:


....same here.

[color=royalblue]I still dey weep

5 litre keg don almost full.

So touching [/color]

[color=royalblue]When Tinubu said my (our) sufferings keeps him up day and night, I wept.

Water just begin comot for my eye.

Chai!

What a compassionate president [/color]

[color=royalblue]OasisX, what restrictions were removed for the student loans?

Make dem no use English confuse 200 million people. [/color]

larride:
Those ones cant normally.

[color=royalblue]So which restrictions did he remove, so we can be clear?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Policy never start.. Baba Don change.

Na this thing larride been dey talk about baba taking time to study things

[color=royalblue]So those convicted of drugs and fraud can now access the loans?

Abi no be the restrictions be that?[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Na person wey no get good sense of humor go talk say LAYI is overrated or those used to all those Mr Macaroni’s skits tha objectify women .

[color=royalblue]I swear

I only watch Sabinus or this guy.

The guy's jokes are quite intelligent[/color]

[color=royalblue]Overrated ke?

I strongly disagree[/color]

Theflint1:
Akpabio said reason they didn't ask Wike questions was because he was already screened as minister during Jonathan's tenure...be like these our politicians dey read comments for this thread, no be same thing Raumdeuter talk

Well dem say screening don turn BSc certificate, say once you don get am, you don get am.

[color=royalblue]I would be very naive to think that these ministers are coming to change anything. [/color]

Amigoss:
Let ECOWAS allow a sovereign country to handle its internal affair especially as it has not spiralled or affecting neighboring countries as it has been so far..

Algeria just announced that she as a neighbouring country will be forced to interfer if ECOWAS invade Niger because they know the implications of such invasion

[color=royalblue]Is ECOWAS a country?

And wetin concern us with Algeria?

Niger is a member of ECOWAS, the same community Nigeria belongs to.
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larride:
Who are the people that said democracy hasn't favored them? The coupist?

raumdeuter:
The majority should vote him out in an election or impeach him constitutionally

Most civil wars in Africa has always been because a president from a tribe was removed by actors from another region even the final trigger on Rwandan massacre was shooting down the plane of the President. 3 months later the country never remained the same

[color=royalblue]Simple

If the people love him so much, why haven't they used the easiest, death free route?[/color]

[color=royalblue]If he will not relinquish power peacefully, ECOWAS invade that country

Hold them together till 2025

Let Mr Coupist come and contest and win with a landslide (afterall, 99.999% love and adore him)

This is my own solution to the problem.

If you believe in sanctions and diplomacy, you can list yours.[/color]

raumdeuter:
I just posted the same. You know these sanctions won't affect the coupists directly but the poor people who will not just suffer or die in peace but seek opportunities south of the border by hook or by crook

[color=royalblue]I just tire....

The coupists go dey wine and dine for government house irrespective of Sanctions upon sanctions

Na still poor man and businesses go suffer am[/color]