Business › Re: Indonesia Begins Crude Oil Import From Nigeria, Bypassing Hormuz by JuanDeDios: 10:44am On May 15 |
IAM4BAT4plus4: Good one!
More money for our economy...
Jagaban is the best!
Wow 😍 FTC! For the first time....
I dedicate it to our national father, PBAT, ọmọ olodo ide @bolded. Are you sure? Anyway, if we were a serious country, we would be making a killing from this. |
Food › Re: What Does Locust Beans Add To Food? by JuanDeDios: 10:38am On May 15 |
Heffalump: Locust beans and iru don't add any nutritional value to food. Just like the seasoning cubes, no tangible nutritional benefits to the body. It's all for the purpose adding flavours and spices, anything else is zero. This is the reason why people are advised to use these condiments in moderation. Beats me how people just pull out their phone and type what they know not. Beats me every time. |
Celebrities › Re: Frank Edoho's Wife, Sandra Names Tega BBN, Others As His Side Chicks by JuanDeDios: 6:15pm On May 14 |
pocohantas: I am not surprised. Community husbands would marry once. Marry twice. Then be back to the streets at 50+. 😂😂😂
The reason he married her in the first place was because she was an IJGB. He left his first wife to go dig gold. Instead of him to humble himself so that he can last in marriage, e carry nonsense pride enter. Now look at him? They done return am to his father's house.
Shebi e for dey with the first wife, but no...
"Men are polygamous in nature. Men are the prize. A man's prime starts at 60yrs. He can marry an 18yo and knack her well. Men age like wine. Just have money amd women will rush you".
But na them done dey go podcast to wail. Ngwanu, marry another one let's see.🤸♀️  _____________ 17 Characters added. |
Business › Re: What's Happening To Inter Bank Transactions?. by JuanDeDios: 2:27pm On May 14 |
Precious201010: my brother the thing get as e be nowadays... What if there was an emergency.. What could have caused this? Hot weather? No money for house rent? Or he don marry mammy wota? |
Business › Re: 23 Nigerian Firms Earn Over $1bn Annually, Target Continental Expansion — FG by JuanDeDios: 11:24am On May 14 |
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Business › Re: Dangote Rejects NNPC Offer To Increase Stake In Refinery by JuanDeDios: 11:23am On May 14 |
MadPolitician: Government should order him to allow NNPC take 50% or he should stop selling to Nigerians. He should be exporting to foreigners.
I believe that he used his contacts at the NNPC to remove taking the agreement that would have increased the nnpc stake in his compay He says he wants ordinary Nigerians to have it instead. Why don't you like that one? |
Business › Re: Dangote Rejects NNPC Offer To Increase Stake In Refinery by JuanDeDios: 11:20am On May 14 |
CodeTemplar: The polypropylene was supposed to go into local production of everyday goods for west African market and beyond. I was surprised when Yekini carried highways on his head like Gala and LaCasera instead of trying to capitalise on the new found raw material around. It is well. The private sector should do it though. But I share your disgust at Mr Tinubu's single-minded obsession with superhighways. |
Education › Re: Lagos Rejects JAMB Cut-off Marks, Fixes 185 For State Institutions by JuanDeDios: 11:03am On May 14 |
udemzyudex: I remember when cut off mark was 200, reducing it to 150 shows how degraded our school system have become. Nothing has been reduced. Each school still sets its own cutoff mark for each course. |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by JuanDeDios: 10:53am On May 14 |
EmperorIsaac: America's healthcare is not affordable becaise of capitalism. We should stop listening to these pundits! You're recommending communism or something? |
Education › Re: Lagos Rejects JAMB Cut-off Marks, Fixes 185 For State Institutions by JuanDeDios: 10:48am On May 14 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump’s Logistics Convoy In China by JuanDeDios: 10:44am On May 14 |
MarketDispatch: That man thinks of his country first. Make America great again before anything. Never has he said that his people needs to suffer or go through pain for a period of time before they start enjoying. His people won't mind his logistics convoy. So Mr Trump thinks of anybody but himself. Alright. |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by JuanDeDios: 10:41am On May 14 |
koladata: The major problem is that we no dey too sick like those oyinbo with strange health issues. At my age , i've never ever been to hospital , not for once , all i do is agbo  You're just lucky, my brother. People are facing health hell in Nigeria. |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by JuanDeDios: 10:38am On May 14 |
WantsandMore: The next billion dollar industry is localized data centers in places like Lagos, Edo, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, places with access to water and energy. Powered by cheap gas turbines, solar or hydro thermal power. No one is looking towards this investment yet. I think you may be on to something here. Power remains our biggest nightmare and there's no reason to believe that the current system will deliver soon. |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by JuanDeDios: 10:36am On May 14 |
Chienex24: It will take long though. Revolution in healthcare is evident already in Nigeria but pathetically very slow due to lack of belief in modern healthcare by the average Nigerian citizen and neglect by the government Nigerians believe in modern medicine for that which modern medicine is very good at - surgical and emergency cases. Chronic illnesses, autoimmune disease, anything else, I can't guarantee. |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by JuanDeDios: 10:36am On May 14 |
waice6571: Revolutionising the substandard drugs that are being distributed all the place without consequences...... ?
Quality healthcare should be heavily subsidised and not unnecessarily monitised. Fix the issue of fake drugs too. Nafdac isn't doing enough. |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by JuanDeDios: 10:34am On May 14 |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu Is A Complete Failure: FG Is Deep In Debt - OBJ (Video) by JuanDeDios: 7:15am On May 14 |
iwaeda: Tinubu Is A Complete Failure: The government is deep in debt yet he is spending money like a drunken sailor — Obasanjo
It's hard to disagree with OBJ on this. |
Travel › Re: Night View Of The Sokoto-badagry Superhighway by JuanDeDios: 10:20pm On May 13 |
abc115: God Bless President Bola Tinubu God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria Mr Tinubu will be remembered for his superhighways. It's a weird obsession - doesn't matter there's no money for other important projects. |
Business › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Closure; Dangote Fortune Rises To 34 Billion Dollars by JuanDeDios: 11:07am On May 13 |
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Culture › Re: Eating At Funerals Is Wrong by JuanDeDios: 2:06pm On May 12 |
DanOkonkwo: This is my opinion regarding this matter,going to eat at funerals is not appropriate. A place of funeral is not a place of celebration or feasting but a place of solemnity but unfortunately some persons or most cultures has made it a must that food of assorted kinds must be prepared and people MUST eat. I think that this part of our culture must be looked into, because I cannot imagine a family that is struggling to make ends meet still mandated to go through hell to provide a big burial where food must be cooked and served, just to bury a loved one. There are even some that even go about in the community looking for funerals ceremony just to find where to eat and even go with extra. Well if a man has the money to spend lavishly or call the community to feast in a burial, it's up to him but this should not be a rule.
What do you think? I also think e get as e be - the feasting and all. But, hey, who am I to make the rules on these things? |
Travel › Re: Ongoing Construction Of Phase 2 of The Lagos Blue Line Rail Project by JuanDeDios: 12:52pm On May 12 |
Melezenawii:
Beautiful. Does this mean there'll be a train for someone going to Alaba International Market now? |
Politics › Re: Sowore Backs Aisha Yesufu’s 2027 Senate Bid, Says Party Choice Wrong by JuanDeDios: 10:00pm On May 11 |
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Politics › Re: Five Cabals Controlling Tinubu’s Administration Revealed By Charles Omole by JuanDeDios: 7:10pm On May 11 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Thinks Ukraine Conflict 'Coming To An End' by JuanDeDios: 7:06pm On May 11 |
Codes151: you know nothing about war. The cost of USA war with Iran in so far is 1000x larger than the cost of Russian war against Ukraine and with so much result.
Not be cho cho cho.
There is no damage to Russia economy or stake !
Make Una they try learn and stop bias Chai |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Thinks Ukraine Conflict 'Coming To An End' by JuanDeDios: 1:51pm On May 11 |
Codes151: in order to avoid ussr being surrounded by nato. Just like they surrounded Iran Russia had many Nato neigbours before the war began. Now, it has more - because several of its neigbouring countries have joined Nato since the foolish war began. You're the only person in the entire world who doesn't know this and you should be embrassed. Russia has failed if stopping Nato expansion was its reason for the war. Next. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Thinks Ukraine Conflict 'Coming To An End' by JuanDeDios: 1:48pm On May 11 |
HacheNoire: They had assessments and even if they did not achieve all, they achieved little.
Why you cannot answer the initial question that, if the war ended this minute, who won? Ukraine won. It's strange that you're even asking that. What was their mission in all this? To defend themselves against Russia's aggression and prevent Putin from taking over their country's government. Of course, they've achieved that if the war ends today. And Russia's well-known objectives? They have not achieved them - so, again, Ukraine has won. |
Agriculture › Re: What My Neighbor said When she Saw These Crops I Sack Planted. by JuanDeDios: 1:46pm On May 11 |
Caaz: Bags from the bird feeds I buy.i don't discard them... The bags are easy to get for a dime a dozen. It's soil I'm on about. |
Education › Re: Education, Agriculture Candidates Exempted From UTME - JAMB by JuanDeDios: 1:00pm On May 11 |
bluestone2015: So those with C6 will be your children's future teachers. Lol Na so. Lowering the bar is how we solve problems here. |
Education › Re: Education, Agriculture Candidates Exempted From UTME - JAMB by JuanDeDios: 12:58pm On May 11 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Thinks Ukraine Conflict 'Coming To An End' by JuanDeDios: 7:36pm On May 10 |
HacheNoire: What weird way?
If the word ended today and status quo maintained, who won?
Putin already captured strategic points he wanted. They only holding on and being defensive to protect those areas, and not seeking more! Ukraine is the one trying to reclaim!
If the war ends today, the map of Ukraine will never remain the same! So Russia's objectives/war aims in all this was to "capture" some Ukrainian land? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Thinks Ukraine Conflict 'Coming To An End' by JuanDeDios: 7:33pm On May 10 |
Opportuneke: Hmmmm
Russia won the war eventually.
Too much bloodshed around the world.
Father Lord please forgive mankind 🙏🏼 What/how did Russia win exactly? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Thinks Ukraine Conflict 'Coming To An End' by JuanDeDios: 7:32pm On May 10 |
muyico: Congratulations 👏🎉 to Russia They already won Won what exactly? |