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Pacesetter123:
This advice by Trvorrandy got me thinking for hours and even till now,I am still thinking about it.
It's so deep!

YungTemy:
Regrets? Me wey dey plan marry my 3rd wife.

tuoyoojo:
Most times, bad news make "breaking news"

People like sensational bad news to feed their bais about a topic

There are many marriages out there working and working well. If marriage was as bad as they say, then why do people get married every Saturday like u rightly pointed out....

Marriage cannot favour everyone, if it favours the person fine, if not then move on.

You would not say because fire can burn one's house , one would refuse to cook his food or because accidents happen, you would trek for lagos to kano

perryy:
Don't marry a bukola

is that your wife or girlfriend's name

Allenmuller:
...
If i wan follow una ehh...I no sure say I go marry for this life wey I follow una come sef 😒

GOFRONT:
........Yet people get married every Saturday

ch214:
You are saying the truth but I still wonder why this topic is not in front Page by now.

Maybe you have to mention other moderators names.

princepee:
; most Chinese are criminal minded.
You find them every where in Africa doing crime.
They are in bunkery in Nigeria delta.
They are in gold mining in zamfara.
Name it.

Myname55:
Who,who and who?

Wealthoptulent:
na we BUY am FORM?

Kobojunkie:
5 Million households have benefitted? Where does one go to find them abeg?

Sunday Dare has called for patience over President Bola Tinubu administration’s reforms, saying the Nigerian leader should be commended for his policies.

“You know, the subsidy was draining this country. A few hundred were making billions out of it. Every president said they would stop subsidy. None of them did. Let’s give this man some credit. We might not like it,” Dare who is the Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Public Communication and Orientation said on Thursday’s edition of Channels Television’s Politics Today.

President Tinubu declared an end to the subsidy regime during his inauguration and later floated the country’s currency – all part of his administration’s reforms.
The moves have seen the cost of the essential product move from about N200 per litre to over N1,000 across the country, pushing it beyond the reach of millions of Nigerians who rely on the commodity to power their vehicles, homes, and businesses.

But Dare says the president is working tirelessly to fix the issues and make good his promises to the country.
“Tinubu is adept at governance. [He is] a man who burns the midnight oil when other men of easy virtue are carousing around,” the former minister of sports and youth development said.
“This is a man I worked with for seven years and we sleep at 4 5, 6 in the morning.”

According to Dare, the removal of subsidy on fuel and other reforms by the Tinubu government are audacious moves.
He said his principal took the “road less travelled” by rolling out those policies. Despite the harsh effects of those programmes, Dare says what Tinubu “has been doing is trying to fix the problem”.

Protests over the harsh economic conditions were held in August this year and another one in October as part of a push to make the president reconsider the policies.

Although Tinubu acknowledged the difficulties posed by his administration’s reforms, he has stuck to them, calling on Nigerians to be patient as they would yield dividends in due time.

The Federal Government on Thursday said 25 million Nigerians have so far received the ₦25,000 conditional cash transfer.

The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, disclosed this while briefing State House Correspondents shortly after the National Economic Council meeting chaired by Vice President Kashim Shettima.

He enumerated the steps taken by President Bola Tinubu’s administration to provide relief for Nigerians following the sufferings occasioned by the removal of subsidies and other policy reforms being implemented by the government.

According to him, five million households have benefited from the direct transfer.

He also disclosed that in the last five days, no fewer than 11,000 beneficiaries have received ₦3.5 billion from the consumer credit scheme.

He further said over ₦90 billion has so far been disbursed to half a million Nigerian students under the student loan scheme.

HONESTFACT101:
rather buy a ps4 than switch

ibtommy:
.

Are you all right upstairs?

Corporate2020:
You wey no get any job nko? Wetin you be?