ceejay80s:

dem dey sell am 600 naira? i remember my dad built his house here in lagos in 2009 when cement was 600naira, we were waiting for dangote cement to come in and when it did ,competition change to wahala, it was 1500, later to 2k per bag , how much is it now...4500 or 5k per bag .
how many bag u go take build bongalow now

ceejay80s:

dem dey sell am 600 naira? i remember my dad built his house here in lagos in 2009 when cement was 600naira, we were waiting for dangote cement to come in and when it did ,competition change to wahala, it was 1500, later to 2k per bag , how much is it now...4500 or 5k per bag .
how many bag u go take build bongalow now

ceejay80s:

guy no put hope for that thing.....how much is dangote cement and dangote sugar?

IamV:


You read 👇 and came up with the above ?

Let's uphold your presiding officers defence for some seconds.

And the presiding officers work for who exactly ?
SMH

franchasofficia:
A good start for now.


But guess where the problem is?


CBN doesn't have enough dollar to meet Nigerians' usd demand, remember we are an import dependent country.

I think the stoping of subsidy subscription on pms will add more for our foreign reserve.

What it means is that Nigeria doesn't earn enough FX through export to meet up with the dollar demand of Nigerians, which means many Nigerians will be going to Aboki for dollar and Aboki will be determining the rate based on demand of dollar for the day, and this will definitely lead to uncontrolled crash of Naira value against USD.



I commend Tinubu for this good dollar floating policy, but it would have been better done after putting certain things in place to ensure CBN earns or have enough dollar to supply to all banks to sell to Nigerians.



One of those things that would earn us more FX and also reduce our FX outflow is putting our local refineries in working condition and leasing them out to private entities to run for Nigeria to reduce importation of petrol which gulps most of our FX. While fixing the national refineries, Dangote's refinery will also be ready and both combined would solve our importation of petrol which consumes majority of Nigeria's FX.

Thedon22:
Too many Nigerians are illiterates. They can be easily swayed. Ordinary 10mins video they can watch to be better informed. You accused a guy and he has done a video to explain things instead of you listening to his explanation you keep your distorted lies. The rep guy is a dishonest fellow, a corrupt guy. He knows the truth but twisting it becos he needed a bribe.

IfnobeGod20:

You guys should stop saying what you don't know, section 64 specifically mandated PO to transmit results.
"Section 64 (6)(a) refers to a hard copy of the results as collated while Section 64 (6)(d) talks about the electronically transmitted version of the results? Even sections 64 (4)&(5) direct that the manual version (original hard copy of the results) must be compared with the results transmitted DIRECTLY FROM THE POLLING UNITS. Hence the Act clearly envisages a DUAL collation mode.

That is why INEC assured on 26 February 2023, after it had failed to comply with the law, that “These results cannot be tampered with and any discrepancy between THEM and the PHYSICAL RESULTS used in collation will be thoroughly investigated and remediated, in line with Section 65 of the Electoral Act 2022″. Please, see: “#NigeriaElections2023: INEC Speaks On Why Result Viewing Portal (IReV) Is Not Working, Blames Technical Hitches For Challenges”. Do you agree that the “them” mentioned by INEC refers to the results e-transmitted directly from polling units to the iReV/portal/server on election day, as separate from the “physical results”?

You can get the details from here:
https://lawpavilion.com/blog/fifteen-critical-questions-towards-determining-whether-results-e-transmitted-directly-from-polling-units-are-not-a-mandatory-part-of-the-collation-process-under-the-electoral-act-2022/#:~:text=Thus%2C%20the%20Electoral%20Act%202022,the%20polling%20units%20(iii).

Mr. Man, no umpire changes rule at the middle of the game. Yes, rule can be changed before the start of an event but not when an event as began. Any one that does that had engaged in malpractice and no fairness again.

BrownSugq:

Ignorant clown

IfnobeGod20:

What Atiku did at the tribunal on the claim of transmitting results electronically wasn't backed by law then. The 2022 Electoral Act empowers the commission to determine mode of transmitting and collating results, which the commission later gave in the form of guidelines for 2023 General Elections.

IamV:


He noted that it was after the court sat that the Petitioners forced on them the witness statement which was filed today 9th June 2023. Clearly about 3 months from the declaration of the results and not along with the petition.

They request that the witness not be allowed to testify since he was not listed and his witness statement not taken. That he is not a competent witness who can testify by the provisions of the law he has read out.

Adiwana:


It already has been postponed. INEC producing anyhow CTC will complicate matters for themselves. The parties have all the time in the world,INEC don’t. INEC don’t have a choice in this

Adiwana:


It’s on INEC cause they must backup those datas and provide physical copies before they reconfigure those machines. Chance is that this election will be postponed but we’ll wait and see what happens

Machant:
Here is the aftermath of the appeal granted to all parties involved.

"Before u get more confused about the court of appeal ruling, here is the proper context

We have been granted access to inspect bvas & we'll get issued certified copy of contents BEFORE reconfiguring. Contents on the bvas would be backed up"

So before INEC configures the BVAS, INEC must allow the parties get a forensic image of the BVAS, SERVER, which will preserve the evidence needed for investigations.

Adiwana:


Before

Adiwana:


Before

Adiwana:


There’s going to physical inspection of the physical copies of the BVAS which has to match with whatever that’s obtained from the server. Read the judgment again

SaiOba:
Lolz..
Opunu, The Court granted everyone access to the BIVAS.. One thing you failed to understand is that after accessing , your principal already lost because the number of accredited voters on the BIVAS won't tally with the votes your so called Emilokan got in the states he claimed to have won.. 😂

APC/INEC game plan was to go manual and the exclusion of the BIVAS.. The more reason they wanted to reconfigure and wipe off the total numbers of accredited voters on the BIVAS and they never wanted Nigerians to know the total numbers of the accredited VOTERS..

Ntooor! 😂😂😂