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Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal,the Reality And The Advantages. by joseph1832(m): 8:09am On May 13, 2016

pryncexcel:
Hello, please don't make it look as if we don't reflect on this thing before saying them....all this why we were buying fuel for 200 naira and above right..... so what stops us from bearing with the government for this period and see what happen....please learn to pray for this country....God will see us through and salaries will be increase just be patient

All this time you were buying fuel for 200 Naira some people were still buying it for N86.50K, some were buying for N120, some N180 etc, the price was not fixed, but now that it is fixed its a whole new different ball game.

Bearing you say, please let reality be your guide and watch phrase. The fact that you're bringing God into matters of economics and social welfare shows that you're still living a life of imagination.

What if government no gree increase salary unko, you don think about that one?. Na everything una like to dey put God inside.

Family › Re: Married Men With Pregnant Wives,how Do You Cope? by joseph1832(m): 10:09pm On May 12, 2016

patfenda:
mouth wetin she go gree?i dont masturbate.thks though

Okay. Then bro, you'll have to endure.

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Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal,the Reality And The Advantages. by joseph1832(m): 9:50pm On May 12, 2016

pryncexcel:
@toks 2008,nice one! Please let me use this opportunity to add to what you have just writing out there.the removal of subsidy at this point in time is one of the best thing the president has done. It will give room for foreign investors to come and build more refines and equally create job opportunities for this great country. using GSM as a case study, when it was newly initiated, line was sold for 30k-28k bet, with the emerging of other network like etisalat, glo, airtel mtn etc today line are now sold for one hundred naira.please let applaud Mr president for once he has shown that he truly wants the betterment of this great country. by not the valuing the naira....learn to pray for the direction of this great country...

In the mean time, what will happen to that man who has to pay twice the amount he pays to work everyday?

Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal,the Reality And The Advantages. by joseph1832(m): 9:48pm On May 12, 2016

MNDY:
Those countries provided the basic amenities (and advanced) by judiciously using the subsidy removal's monies after passing through a very painful sacrifice stage when the subsidy was removed initially

You shouldn't use advance countries as a basis for comparison here. You forget that these countries have shown an unending penchant for knowing what they're doing, in terms of implementing policies meant for improving the lives of their citizens.

On the certainty of the judicious use (and not heinous loot) of the fuel subsidy monies in Nigeria's case, Buhari's zero-tolerance for corruption would ensure the judicious use of the monies!

What results have PMB's sub zero tolerance for corruption yielded, its almost a year now and nothing we've sEen so far as resulted in the imprisonment of those who looted and squandered our common wealth.

You should know that PMB is just one man, in the midst of many men who live, wine and dine in corruption.

The need for increased minimum wage to match conditions cannot be overemphasized!

True that! But still, you expect the governors who can't pay 18k minimum wage to pay this recent increment (if there is).

Our say this fuel subsidy removal came at the wrongest of time. It the government is proving day by day that they don't know what they're doing, neither do they know and understand the suffering of the masses.

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Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal,the Reality And The Advantages. by joseph1832(m): 9:36pm On May 12, 2016

Nikapetrelli:
As in my brother,Na dat 1 be d koko

This is the one thing these our economic analysts fail to see, with all their fancy economic policy that doesn't understand the nigerian situation.

Politics › Re: NANS To Protest N145 Petrol Price Next Week by joseph1832(m): 9:33pm On May 12, 2016

mars123:
it is not easy to do business in Nigeria especially when government is involved. so what the government is doing now is to remove its hand from the control of the business of petroleum importation and distribution since it doesn't refine Nigeria's total consumption. Therefore there will be competition amongst distributors for cheaper sales which will reduce price overtime. In the meantime there is a sure banker that petrol will sell for far less before 2019.

I am someone who naturally can endure for a better day ahead so I won't be joining you guys marching in the streets.

Surely, the emboldened makes you no different from our politicians who believe they can withstand the harshiest of economic condition, while they look and laugh at the masses when they suffer.

The question any sane mind should be asking is: how will the masses survive before things get better? You expect someone who earns 30k per month to endure tiLl 2019? When price of transportation will increase as well as cost of living?

Come on men...

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Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal,the Reality And The Advantages. by joseph1832(m): 9:21pm On May 12, 2016

Nikapetrelli:
Subsidy removal or no Subsidy
Provided tins get better,datz d most important tin
God take care of your pple

The most important thing is how will people survive before things get better?

Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal,the Reality And The Advantages. by joseph1832(m): 9:15pm On May 12, 2016

Toks2008, all what you're saying is just merry go round. I'm sure you know when the price of petrol goes up, everything goes up as well.

So, what I'm asking is how will nigerians cope when the price of commodities goes up in the market, when they can not even afford these commodities in the first place?

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Food › Re: Surviving This Economy: Cheap And Healthy Food & Soup Tips. by joseph1832(m): 8:59pm On May 12, 2016

skarlett:
Don't tell me you didn't detect the sacarsm

Oh I didn't. But still, don't tell me you can't cook bitter leaf soup? tongue

Food › Re: Surviving This Economy: Cheap And Healthy Food & Soup Tips. by joseph1832(m): 8:50pm On May 12, 2016

skarlett:

Is bitter leaf even a soup

Yea it is, are you not familiar with it?

Food › Re: Surviving This Economy: Cheap And Healthy Food & Soup Tips. by joseph1832(m): 7:54pm On May 12, 2016

skarlett:
True that, I agree with you

Ngwa Lanicky, over to you

Bia you too, how much pot of bitter leaf soup cost? Abi u wan say u no no? tongue

Food › Re: Surviving This Economy: Cheap And Healthy Food & Soup Tips. by joseph1832(m): 7:34pm On May 12, 2016

skarlett:
All this talk about food is making my stomach growl, nice one op

Nice one? Yea they sound nice but still, according to the harsh economy, how much does it cost to prepare the food as highlighted by the OP.

Giving recipes and how to cook them isn't just enough, she should have listed the price(s) of these things...

Food › Re: Surviving This Economy: Cheap And Healthy Food & Soup Tips. by joseph1832(m): 7:32pm On May 12, 2016

Monalisa185:
*BANGA SOUP!!* I can sell you for a well cooked banga soup...op, no try me o

Nice one though

How much does a pot of Banga soup with Starch or Eba, or Fufu or Amala etc cost? Don't just salivate it the thought of eating it...

Food › Re: Surviving This Economy: Cheap And Healthy Food & Soup Tips. by joseph1832(m): 7:30pm On May 12, 2016

I believe the proper approach should be how much does these food items cost in the market, and how much does it take for one to prepare a good pot of soup.

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Romance › Re: A Fact Or Fallacy? by joseph1832(m): 7:21pm On May 12, 2016

Sleekyshuga:
Reasons I used the Oxford Dictionary definition for us all to be on the same stance ..

So, aren't we on the same page?

Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by joseph1832(m): 7:18pm On May 12, 2016

bukatyne:
Societal norm, values and belief system are the major reasons for most of the thought process you listed above.

I believe you know our society is very much traditional, as it is very religious. Now, this thought process usually stem from these sources and they play a lot of influence on the minds of men and women, that's why you see people reasoning along these lines...

Romance › Re: A Fact Or Fallacy? by joseph1832(m): 7:08pm On May 12, 2016

Ishilove:
You've essentially said all that needs to be said

Okay.

Romance › Re: A Fact Or Fallacy? by joseph1832(m): 6:57pm On May 12, 2016

I'll say it all depend on the individual. What applies to you, doesn't necessarily apply to me or someone else.

Happiness, as I've come to know it, doesn't have the same interpretation for many people. Some people might quarrel everyday, and yet, they're happy, while some don't quarrel at all and yet, they're still happy.

So, like I said above, its purely relative.

Cc: postmann, lezz, ishilove, mindfulness.

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Family › Re: And What If She Is Cheating? by joseph1832(m): 6:48pm On May 12, 2016

Mindfulness:
It's true but I am free to be platonic friends with many people.

I believe you are, but what's the point of being platonic friends with someone who you know, you want to have a plutonium relationship with?

Family › Re: Married Men With Pregnant Wives,how Do You Cope? by joseph1832(m): 6:42pm On May 12, 2016

This is among the reason why I always advice couples to be free minded, and also to be proud of their sexuality.

OP. I'll advice you to sit down and speak with her, open up and tell her your mind, not in a disrespectful way, but in a gentle way. Let her know your feelings, and yearning. If you guys are the type who engage in MouthAction, then by all means, if she doesn't want penetrative sex, then may be MouthAction would be okay. And if the answer is still no, then my friend, I believe the onus falls on you. I'll advice you to _masturbate (no offense intended) its way better than even thinking of cheating on her, than cheating on her.

Don't let societal norm and religious doctrine and dogma delude you. Its your marriage, and you have it in your hands.

This is my humble advice.

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Family › Re: And What If She Is Cheating? by joseph1832(m): 6:31pm On May 12, 2016

Mindfulness:
Are you saying I am a good girl?

I'm saying you're already taken.

Family › Re: And What If She Is Cheating? by joseph1832(m): 4:57pm On May 12, 2016

Mindfulness:
Frankly speaking, not my business. I am not here to discuss what two cheaters should do to one another. I just know that ending someone's life is the worst you can do to yourself and your entire family.

Good lord!.. Now I'm singing Joe 'Good Girls'

Why are all the good girls, taken everytime
And why do I keep falling for
Someone else's dime
Everytime I says Hello
Then they say Goodbye
So why are all you good girls
Taken everytime....
Taken everytime.. cry

Family › Re: And What If She Is Cheating? by joseph1832(m): 4:22pm On May 12, 2016

Mindfulness:
[b]He can forgive her.
He can cheat back.
He can leave her.[
/b]

All of these solutions would be better than murder.

Aye!. And what do you suppose a cheating wife should do to her cheating husband?

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Politics › Re: This Governor Ambode's Handshake People Are Talking About by joseph1832(m): 4:03pm On May 12, 2016

Its good to see the goodd governor still appreciates God's greatest creation.

Music/Radio › Re: Video Download- Darey Ft Soweto Gospel Choir "Pray For Me" by joseph1832(m): 3:52pm On May 12, 2016

Favolly:
This is the definition of class! Wow!!

Super super awesome video that got me all teary eyed

Gosh! I use to think I'm the only one who could ever get you teary eyed. cry

Family › Re: And What If She Is Cheating? by joseph1832(m): 3:37pm On May 12, 2016

sweetcocoa:
What is even being argued here, that a woman who cheats should expect to be killed or what?

So, what should a husband do to a cheating wife?

Family › Re: And What If She Is Cheating? by joseph1832(m): 3:22pm On May 12, 2016

Mindfulness:
Very good.

It's coming to an end slowly. It's been fun.

Oh, so nice to hear... I'm glad.

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Romance › Re: 8 Most Handsome Guys On Nairaland romance section (with Pictures) by joseph1832(m): 3:21pm On May 12, 2016

Creamish:
Have a nice day Joe..

Romance › Re: 8 Most Handsome Guys On Nairaland romance section (with Pictures) by joseph1832(m): 2:34pm On May 12, 2016

Laveda:
now you thinking what i'm thinking

I'm not thinking at all...

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Romance › Re: 8 Most Handsome Guys On Nairaland romance section (with Pictures) by joseph1832(m): 2:33pm On May 12, 2016

Creamish:
Been busy.. How've u been?

I've been better. Nice to know you're cool though, would have wanted a slight chance to...

Romance › Re: 8 Most Handsome Guys On Nairaland romance section (with Pictures) by joseph1832(m): 2:07pm On May 12, 2016

KINGinVALHALA3:
Thanks for asking, but a simple dictionary search for both words (league, monarchs) meanings will help cure our curiosities.

So you're royalty?

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Romance › Re: 8 Most Handsome Guys On Nairaland romance section (with Pictures) by joseph1832(m): 1:51pm On May 12, 2016

KINGinVALHALA3:
[size=30] LEAGUE OF MONARCHS[/size]

What does league of monarchs mean?

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