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Politics › Re: Banex Plaza Abuja Rejects Tinubu/APC Campaign Banner On Its Premises by LabStores: 6:11pm On Oct 28
Okay
There's hardship in the land and they're not happy
Celebrities › Re: Beyond The Mourning: The Deeper Issues Exposed By Toluwanisings’ Death by LabStores: 5:57pm On Oct 28
Formality no go free us talk... But we know...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why Is The Uk Asking People To Stockpile Food? The New Emergency Advice Raising by LabStores: 5:21am On Oct 26
Because "WINTER" is coming...
If you know you know.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama Describes Trump As An Agent Of ‘chaos And Cruelty’ In Midterm Elections by LabStores: 5:18am On Oct 26
Birds of the same feathers.
What did you do to Libya?
Politics › Re: “why Are Doctors Leaving For Overseas? We Need Them Here, Says Tinubu (VIDEO) by LabStores: 10:27pm On Oct 23
See mumu question, If na you or your pikin, you go wait?
Nigeria is among the top 10 countries of the world that pays doctor the least.
Nigeria is also among the top 10 countries with LOWEST MINIMUM WAGE.
Don't even Go far, just go to neighbouring counties like Ghana, Gambia etc and see how much doctors earn.

You can't pay well
You can't even equip the hospitals well
Living conditions is nothing to write home about and you expect people with functioning head to wait? What a joke!
Politics › Re: Who Is Likely To Win The Lagos Governorship Election In 2027? by LabStores: 10:26pm On Oct 23
zoghys:
Am not a fan of APC, but Dr Hazmat should take this to bed early. He's experienced and less of controversy, aside that his man management is top notch
What's there to be pleased with? You think good governance is about Party? I just detest it when people are hypocritical.
Compare Lagos state under Fashola to what we have now, what's there to be pleased with?
See how dirts and rubbish is now littered on many roads...
See current house rents etc
Celebrities › Re: 10 Things To Know About Late Nollywood Veteran, Francis Duru by LabStores: 9:47am On Oct 23
Rip to him
May his soul rest in peace.
Travel › Re: Nigeria's Passport Falls From 90th To 181st Position; Visa-Free Access Shrinks by LabStores: 11:19pm On Oct 20
And according to their unfortunate Zombies,
Tinubu is working...

Una never see anything yet...
Romance › Re: The Best Place To Find A Partner by LabStores: 8:29pm On Oct 20
Anywhere, it always depends on...
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by LabStores: 8:28pm On Oct 20
Obakoolex:
Your frustration should be directed to your family problem not me.
Lol
Don't mistake me for your father.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by LabStores:
Obakoolex:
You need to go out more ok. Don't use your ghetto area to generalize everywhere in Nigeria.
In my area we use nothing less than 22 hours daily and at times more than 3 weeks of non interrupted power.

We just hope this should at least be the case of everywhere in Nigeria.
This is the stupid mindset problem with many of you. You have normalised failure to the point where you now celebrate mediocrity as an achievement.

In your so-called area, you have light for 22 hours "uninterrupted" daily. 22 out of 24 hours, what exactly happens to the remaining two hours? If you are boasting about 22 hours of uninterrupted electricity, you have already admitted that your standard for a functioning power supply is embarrassingly low.

Leave your comfort huts and claves, step outside, and see how functional systems operate in other countries. You do not even need to travel to Europe or America. Visit neighbouring Benin Republic, Ghana, Gambia etc and see what a more reliable electricity supply can look like. People can enjoy months of relatively uninterrupted power, yet here you are celebrating 22 hours as though the government has performed a miracle.

Since when did 22 hours of electricity become an achievement worth bragging about? Electricity is a basic necessity, not a luxury that citizens should applaud their leaders for providing almost consistently.

The problem is not just the poor system. It is the mentality of people who have lived with dysfunction for so long that anything slightly better than terrible suddenly looks excellent.

Stop lowering the standard to accommodate failure. Demand better, expect better, and stop confusing survival with development.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by LabStores: 6:31am On Oct 20
In our entire life in Nigeria, there's no where anyone has ever celebrated one complete week of no interruptions since the 80s.
IT'S REALLY A BIG SHAME

The evil generation of
Gen baby boomers and a few Gen X has really destroyed this country.
This old generation of destroyers has really failed this country.
Politics › Re: FG Will Introduce Fuel Tax When Economy Stabilises, Income Improves - Oyedele by LabStores: 10:22pm On Oct 19
Yes, THE TAX GOVERNMENT

EVIL PEOPLE
Family › Re: Man Caught His Wife At Home With Another Man Wearing A Condom. This Happened! by LabStores: 9:37pm On Oct 18
But these men have mind o...
Honestly, if dem kpai these men, it can never be the husband's fault and should only be charged with manslaughter.

U want climb another man wife, u still get mind come do am for him house?
Politics › Re: $2.4bn Subsidy Fraud Probe Triggered My Mother’s Kidnap — Okonjo-iweala by LabStores: 9:02pm On Oct 18
The fraud in government of this country alone is about 40% of the entire world.
Politics › Re: Scavengers Stole ₦3bn Power Line Wires In Borno - Zulum by LabStores: 5:56pm On Oct 18
Banana republic
How was that possible under a government?
Travel › Re: I Just Discovered Something About Uk Jobs That I Wish I Knew Earlier by LabStores: 9:53pm On Oct 17
We learn every day... cool
Politics › Re: Nigeria Military Leadership Of Babangida's Era: Then & Their Fate Today(picture) by LabStores: 1:59pm On Oct 16
The evil and reckless generation that destroyed the country.
Shameless generation
Car Talk › Re: As An Experienced Driver, What Would You Do In This Situation? by LabStores: 12:53pm On Oct 16
Jam am troway na grin
Àbí what else?
Car Talk › Re: Does Any Car Brand Truly Beat Toyota? by LabStores: 12:50pm On Oct 16
It depends on what you're looking at or comparing...
But this múnú picture, what's the difference between Toyota and lexus?
Travel › Re: Benin Residents Scoop Petrol As Two Trucks Collide Despite Police Warning(video) by LabStores: 8:59pm On Oct 15
Every people in every state is guilty of this reckless behaviour.
Crime › Re: Man Attempts To Sell A Military Helicopter At Lagos Airport by LabStores: 11:00am On Oct 15
Nothing surprising cheesy
Someone once sold a whole airport
Someone sold the Eiffel tower grin

If most Nigerians had their way, they'll sell the Aso rock and use the money to Japa grin
Politics › Re: APC Holds Rally For President Tinubu In Oyo South by LabStores: 9:08am On Oct 13
People are really really DULL in this country...
Politics › Re: APC Holds Rally For President Tinubu In Oyo South by LabStores: 9:05am On Oct 13
Can you imagine?
People are really senseless and evil in this country.
Romance › Re: I Tried All Business But Failed - Only Olosho Worked For Me - Lady by LabStores: 10:11pm On Oct 12
No class but EXPENSIVE grin
Hahahahahahahaahah
Crime › Re: US Releases Fresh Names, Photos Of 24 Nigerians To Be Deported by LabStores: 4:51pm On Oct 11
Okay
There's boundless opportunities in Nigeria, they're welcome.
Business › Re: Petrol Hits N1,900/litre As Depot Prices Surge Despite NNPC Cut by LabStores: 10:24am On Oct 10
I have always wondered why fuel is often more expensive and scarce in the Niger Delta, the very region where Nigeria extracts much of its crude oil.
In some communities, you can reportedly dig into the ground and strike crude oil instead of finding water.
The region also has numerous illegal refineries, and crude oil products are frequently smuggled to neighbouring countries. Yet, ironically, people living in these same communities often pay more for fuel and struggle to access it than people in some of the regions and countries to which these products are smuggled or exported.

How does this paradox make sense?
Romance › Re: 4 Truths About Random Sex And A Joker! by LabStores: 9:15pm On Oct 08
It can change your life and destiny FOREVER ...
Car Talk › Re: Unusual Scene As Man Is Spotted Fixing Moving Bus While Passengers Remain Inside by LabStores: 9:14pm On Oct 08
Police and road safety won't see this, they only see flashy cars...
Career › Re: Female Police Recruit Cries During Firearm Training (Photos, Video) by LabStores: 7:09pm On Oct 08
grin She knows that act can end a life...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana: BRICS Set To Welcome 4th African Member by LabStores: 3:37pm On Oct 08
We've not really seen the impact of this BRICS as we assumed...
Celebrities › Re: Reaction As Nigerian Lady Flaunts Business Built From “hookup” Earnings (Photos) by LabStores: 6:07am On Oct 08
Brighton1:
Chai.. And she looks so decent.

Harsh reality truth to all single men out there,, is that one day we are going to marry an ashawo… becus one day, most of these ashawo will retire and want to settle down, and na guys like you and me go marry them without even knowing
Not all of us o
Speak for yourself

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