Salewa97: I appreciate Dangote for always keeping us in the loop. Transparency is key in this game, and his proactive approach is refreshing. This clarification will help dispel any rumors and keep the focus on the refinery’s progress. We are rooting for you, Dangote! Let’s get this refinery running smoothly.
psalmsjob: Your question shows that you lack the ability to comprehend too Or go back and read my comment again slowly and overlook my reference to your hero too so it does not block your mind and eyes
who is hero?
can you show me the discussion we had were I told you that I have a hero?
since you have the ability to comprehend, what has hero got to do with the questions I asked?
in all you have said, how have you been able to shed light since you say the person you responded to cannot comprehended?
since you comprehended, what have you said that shows that you do?
PHAYOL81: The comments here essentially shows why and how fast we have to restructure this country and transition permanently to parliamentarian system of government. The people just wann complain and castigate leaders not affiliated to their tribes even in the face of clear explanation that duly shows the contingents were caught unaware. INTERNET search and platforms support the minister's explanation but certain insatiable individuals want more.
This one didn't even bother to read the post before rushing to crucify the minister. He already has innate hate for the government so he jumps on anything or excuse he can get to abuse them.
what exactly has the highlighted got to do with the discussion?
can you show me where in the questions you responded to that saw crucifixion?
what circumstances?
where was the sports ministry when other countries were buying bikes for their athletes?
Lovit: Considering the circumstances, those are special sport bikes designed specifically to meet Olympic competition standards, you don't just buy them on the streets of Paris.
Let's be reasonable for once!
what circumstances?
where was the sports ministry when other countries were buying bikes for their athletes?
psalmsjob: Sometimes when a person cannot comprehend a Statement it is usually 2 things involved; inability of the reader to comprehend or the inability of the writer to convey his message....I think the former is true here because I understand the official account of what happens but hatred and bitterness can block mental reasoning.
Although $10,299 without shipping cost is an amount we shouldn't be spending on one bike for an athlete to compete in a sport she wasn't prepared to enter for but our overnight lovers of Nigeria will not find that as wasteful spending until the whole monies are tallied and gets to billions of dollar then dem go open the fufu smelling mouth and hand to type lubbish
in all you have said, how have you been able to shed light since you say the person you responded to cannot comprehended?
since you comprehended, what have you said that shows that you do?
For this track race reallocated to Team Nigeria, a very special equipment (approved specifically for the Olympic track game) is used. It'll take months to have it delivered after ordering and making payment.
Indeed. but it took Germany a few days to make it available to athlete that was part of their contingent
VikingKing: I ain't gat a fibre of gay in me and the act disgusts me, but please leave the maiming and killing for God to do.
As unatural as it is, homosexuality hurts no one. There will always be much more straight people than gay people. This person was not hurting anybody. Why una come kill am na? Look at the brutal way he was murdered. Smh.
Kalatium: I woke up 2 days ago and noticed my laptop is showing me this. I haven't used it for a week so I am wondering what could have been wrong here.
Today is even the worst. Once it starts booting and it will shut down. It will keep booting and shutting down by itself.
Saturnalia: If he did nothing wrong, why then was he suspended by the Nigerian Immigration Service?
I am not surprised with your senseless comment. You and the erring officer are obviously from the same region where crimes are celebrated and criminals rewarded with chieftaincy titles.
which region do you think the immigration officer is from?
is there any region in nigeria where crimes are not celebrated with chieftaincy titles?
Salewa97: Another day, another protest with misplaced loyalty. Waving a foreign flag in Nigeria? What are they trying to prove?
Instead of addressing local issues, they choose to align with outsiders. The irony is rich. When will these protesters learn that real change comes from within?
is tinubu that you support and other political leaders of nigeria loyal to nigeria?
are they loyal to the flag of nigeria?
can you tell me how they have upheld the oath they swore on the 29th of may, 2023?
what are the local issues you are expecting protesters to focus on?
why has tinubu not focused on those issues?
when will tinubu realise that real change comes from within?
you are right about the highlighted. lets see how tinubu didnt realise that real change comes from within with the way he protested against and opposed the jonathan administration.
11th January, 2012
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) national leader and former governor of Lagos State, has accused the Jonathan presidency of betraying its social contract with the people by suddenly removing fuel subsidy. He, however, provided a window out of the crisis: if subsidy must be removed at all, it must never be at one fell swoop. Rather it must be on calibrated phrases, on which the promised gains are measured and confirmed before moving to the next phase of removal. “Government must modify the sudden and complete removal of the subsidy. Either we restore the subsidy or use the funds for other social purposes,” Asiwaju Tinubu counselled in a special release he captioned, ‘Removal of oil subsidy – President Jonathan breaks social contract with the people’ and which he personally signed. “If we are to use the funds for other programmes, these programmes shall be placed on parallel track with the subsidy. As more of these programmes are ready to go on line, then the subsidy can be lifted in phases” he continued. “In this way, the public is assured government will not lower its total expenditure on their behalf, thus maintaining the spirit central to the social contract.” But the former governor cautioned the federal government against economic policies that tend to balance the books at the detriment of the people’s welfare. “As there is progressive politics, there is progressive economics. As there is elitist politics, there is elitist economics,” Asiwaju Tinubu explained. “It all depends on what and who in society government would rather favour. The Jonathan tax,” he declared, “represents a new standard in elitism.” But the ACN national leader cautioned the president against being captive to economic orthodoxy and its local purveyors, who always look at the Nigerian economy as nothing until when tied to the apron strings of the conservative orthodoxy. “Because he is slave to wrong-headed economics,” Asiwaju Tinubu said of President Goodluck Jonathan, “the people will become enslaved to greater misery. This crisis will bear his name and will be his legacy. The people now pay a steep tax for voting him into office. The removal of the subsidy is the ‘Jonathan tax’,” he insisted. “The situation shows that ideas count more than personalities. People may occupy office but how that person performs depends on the ideas that occupy his mind.” Insisting that the subsidy removal was ill-timed, he said there must be some conditions precedent before such a step could be taken. “First government needs to clean up and throw away the salad of corruption in the NNPC [Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation]. Then, proceed to lay the foundation for a mass transit system in the railways and road network with long term bonds and,” he added, “fully develop the energy sector towards revitalising Nigeria’s economy and easing the burden any subsidy removal may have on the people.” The former governor however counselled protesters to go about the protests in a peaceful manner, and to eschew all forms of violence.
Dpharisee: They have finally initiated this one into the dark music world, meanwhile nudity no longer moves a lot of men like before because its all over our faces at almost every corner, even the Olympics na camel toes full everywhere among female athletes running, jumping, swimming, gymnastics etc
People are still talking positively about the performance of a well dressed Celine Dion than the woke nude performers that offended the sensibilities of millions of viewers during the opening ceremony of Paris Olympics.
Many black men in America are saying they are tired of seeing black women twerking all around in skimpy attires as it debases their women and makes responsible men including black men to seek for marriage partners outside African American (Akata) community.
I have also heard some young men say that women on well trimmed suits and fitting long gowns turns them ON than women on bikini
Let this girl concentrate on giving us beautiful music, Sinach the Nigerian Gospel singer sold out Wembley O2 Arena recently without showing breasts or her vagina labia