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Cost of government is high and this is an example. Buhari should also trim his cabinet and incline toward lean spending by government. What are all the four people listed doing in Community Engagement? Sounds more like another fancy term for marketing. |
The biggest political open teeth has spoken again. And it is nothing short of the swipes he aims that those who he thinks are incompetent. F - Foolish F - Fetid K - Kid |
Fisayo Soyombo embodies the soul of many NL peeps who relish in reporting what is bad in Nigeria like a Pharisee rather than for educative or reformative purposes. Tomorrow you will see him in a foreign supermarket buying foreign rice. I'm not so much interested in his brand of journalism. Kiki did something similar, as a thorough investigative journalist similar to what the guys in VICE do, and she was blasted for it. But she did not allow the praise get to her head nor the boos disillusion her. Does he even look like someone that knows how or where to buy quality Nigerian rice? |
Queenlovely:Is Okene-Auchi road located in Lagos? Your story na fabu! |
The scenario kind of plays out like the woman who was accused of adultery. Where are the men who are responsible? If they cannot be found, then what I suggest is that the children be trained in a children's home run by the Catholic Church pending when the nuns, after relinquishing their vows of chastity officially, get a job and be able to take care of them. Maybe when the children are doing well and their mothers are better off, the fathers may surface. |
He didn't seat with the boys. Sipping sachet water like a pro. Smiling like a half nitwit. Now we can see what he used all those dollars he stole to achieve - to pose a like a good father eating with his children. |
Rules are rules and they spelled it out correctly. Maybe she should have submitted it in another category. |
Larryfest:I never saw that coming. Dustbin. Chai! |
prettyangel10:Thanks for clearing that up for me. |
The name of the place is quite scary. Abulosho - Abule Olosho (Prostitute village) Nothing we will not see inside life in Lagos. |
thesicilian:I don't see Nyashko recovering from it. More like Nnamdi Kanu 50 : 1 She will be fuming at his reply. I hope her BP does not spike. ![]() |
Acts of charity wipe away a multitude of sins. May charity pave our way, unworthy as we are, to Heaven. AMEN! |
iamJ:Children born on or after 1 January 2000 to non-German parents acquire German citizenship at birth if at least one parent has a permanent residence permit (and had this status for at least three years) and the parent was residing in Germany for at least eight years. Maybe Emeka has a permanent residence permit because that would have assisted him to have his new wife brought to a German hospital for her delivery. But then he has to tell us, which is really none of our business. |
He looks more like Lai Mohammed. |
After effects of watching BBNaija. Generation Z is very practical when it comes to sexual matters. |
Please clear the canals everywhere in Lagos, and not just focus on the one at Obalende just because Tinubu is living in Ikoyi. Sometimes, I wonder whether the officials at Alausa only care about revenue collection at the expense of environmental safety, which they usually take for granted. One day, this drainage issue will deal with someone high and mighty in Lagos and the government will be forced to act to save face. |
They say it is because of faulty refrigerator. We know it is because somebody's palms were not greased. |
tillaman:Messi, the candy and ice-cream man that melts away. Cristiano Ronaldo, the golden man that always retains his shine anywhere, anytime. |
The directive asks banks to "charge applicable taxes and duties on individual transactions" and not for fuel station attendants or their managers to ask members of the public to pay the extra N50. However, knowing that what goes up in monetary terms in Nigeria is unlikely to come down, we are told that we can pay in cash as an alternative to carrying the burden of paying via PoS. The CBN's policies will eventually bite them back. It is unfortunate that government spending is taking centre stage in all of this instead of social and human capital development. |
What about filling stations in Lagos that charge a customer N50 (Fifty Naira) to use the POS machine when they want to purchase fuel? I have had the experience with (and I will mention names so that DPR can go there) Forte Oil located at Bucknor a few blocks away from the Ashamu Police Station and Petrocam located at Canoe just beside the canal road (Biliaminu Akinsanya) leading to Chi Limited. They even have the directive signed by their so-called Management pasted on the fuel dispensing machines. They are actually selling above the pump price of N145 per litre by introducing these unlawful charges to customers and I believe these fuel stations should be dealt with appropriately. |
People like OP will jump on rich man's joystick even if he's married, whenever they have the opportunity to do so. Charcoal calling kettle black. |
One day Aso Rock will rot the same way they have allowed Apapa, and other places that contribute to their upkeep, to spoil. Containers falling off because of bad roads, gutters spewing their sordid contents on the streets, cars splashing dirty sewage water on citizens and businesses crumbling due to the gridlock, the taskforce men and criminality. All this is happening because we have not taken bold steps to cut down on excessive government spending and greed. |
New verb for scoring an own goal - Ligt Replaces Escobar. |
Hyundai Sonata from 2003 to date is more fuel efficient than Toyota Corolla, Camry, Avensis or Avalon (2001 to date) combined. I currently drive a Sonata 2008 and have driven a Santa Fe 2010 before. Those of you who think that Hyundai parts are costlier should have a rethink. Even Bolt (formerly Taxify) and Uber drivers are searching for used Elantra, Accent or Sonata to add to their fleet. It's just the crowd (or bandwagon if you wish) mentality that makes most Lagos residents think that Toyota is better than Hyundai. |
VenusEAGLE:My brother I admire your thoughts on this. The word of God cannot be silenced by the voice of man, no matter how "enlightened" he thinks he is. As for the founder of NL, I hope he adopts an impartial stand and ensures that the beliefs of all are truly respected. |
bid4rich:If they did permutations of the 13-digit recharge number they would have 13P13 = 6,227,020,800. That's over six billion recharge card combinations for different amounts. Their network is the most porous and their USSD is insecure. |
I wonder why we have blockheads in our Senate. There is absolutely nothing holistically developmental in their so-called "prayers" that will lead to positive societal change. |
Being a Good Samaritan in Lagos is tough. Your good deed may end up being your worst nightmare. |
All that glitters is not gold. All that trends is not harmless. All of una wey dey age for phone, una well so? #uws |
Showing gratitude is golden! |
Mods puts this thing into front page. The overzealous EFCC people are going into areas well beyond their oversight without understanding the implications of their actions, just because they see themselves as self-appointed anti-corruption crusaders. Their Operations Department focuses mainly on advance fee fraud (a.k.a. 419), financial fraud (bank-related et al), misconduct in economic and corporate governance, terrorism (and acts of terrorism) and general investigations following or emanating from court proceedings. Why don't they go after the tertiary institutions that submit names of graduates for the NYSC scheme or go after corrupt NYSC officials who obtain pecuniary gratification from purported graduates? The EFCC is not a saint. All anti-corruption agencies in Nigeria have a good measure of corruption in their system. Who will judge the EFCC? |
VRDroid:Any type of cookie dipped in warm milk will always melt. I understand the meaning of your phrase but every cookie must have a weak spot. If you describe someone as a tough cookie, you mean that they are unemotional and are not easily hurt by what people say or do. |
when she dey use style talk say she be dustbin and everyone can come dump in her wat do u expect?