nairalander2020: And most of the men will just sit by and watch the abuse happening, I think this type of men are SIMPs because anything the wife does his OK with it. R If you are a man take charge of your house before some evil woman ruin you or your family reputation that's if you are not evil your self I think the two should be thrown into jail.
My advice to you is this, if you can afford to handle the cost alone then my brother buy and fix your car by yourself and leave them for God. People are wicked these days and most times you just avoid anything that can lead to having issues with anyone. Some mudafukas can go to an unimaginable extent. Especially poor people.
Bestmanfornow: Watch one of his plants in Lagos, he has two in Anambra, Ekwulobia his home town and Awka, another one in Enugu, he has filling stations across Nigeria
sonature1: Discos buy power from Gencos, and supply it to homes and factories who bypass their meters just to buck the system. Homes who bypass and disable meters are some of our biggest problems.
They are the same people who will wail that we don't have regular power supply in Nigeria. Staying analogue is just a way of augmenting Discos' losses to meter bypasses. The government has been supportive though.
Lame excuse. What's my business with bypass? I pay for my electricity so I've got every reason to have it. The discos should think of creative ways of making their systems "unbypassable".
Come to think of it, if the country is divided into 6 different regions shey everybody would have a "president" from his/her region always. If na so presidency dey hungry everybody then let's have it done already.
Asquare84: After viewing all this achievement I am compared to samuel orton of benue state. Not a single road has been commissioned in benue state. The only achievement of orton is to use herdsmen as a cover up for non performance.
Kai.. As if you read my mind. Exactly what I wanted to type. Ortom's failure should be studied in the university. Eight years of total nonsense, not a single project to his name.
I partly agree and disagree with him at thesame time, I have my reasons..
Nigeria has a really messed up system I agree but sometimes let's be rational in our thinking. I have friends who were lucky to get federal government scholarships, TetFunds, etc to study abroad, a lot of them after few months would call you and be like "oboy wetin you still dey do for dat useless Naija, Nigeria hopeless, Naija this, Naija that, blah, blah". Thesame country who fund your trip and pays your fees ?! These are people who cannot afford such on their own.
On the topic, I know a good medical education cost a whole lot everywhere in the world, even in good private schools here in Nigeria but government has been able subsidize to a point that medical students in government universities pay almost nothing. I think on that part, Ngige is right. Having said that, our doctors would love to stay if they politicians stop looting funds needed for equipping our hospitals, our doctors will stay if Ngige, his family and fellow politicians start using our local hospitals, the monies they waste on medical tourism if retained within our health sector would do a great deal to cub brain drain. You train these people for "free" yet you can't entrust your life to them.