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NYSC › Re: More Details Of The NYSC Reform - Hadiza Bala Usman by Lithiumite: 4:08pm On Jun 30 |
And some people will out of hate keep wailing we do not have a hands on president for the first time since obj......this guy is laying the foundations for a working country and deserves all the support......you cant build something on nothing,Nigeria's major problem is structural and if the structure isnt right we cant move forward, it cant be perfect from the start but we can only make it better by starting first.
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Politics › Re: Akara, Kulikuli; How Shld, Illiterates And Unskilled Adults Be Empowered? by Lithiumite: 8:35am On Jun 30*. Modified: 12:07pm On Jun 30 |
ResidentSnitch: I don't even know why I started engaging you initially. You're obviously not properly educated - a vile product of what some of us have been campaigning against for years now. You can't even do the simplest basic research that anyone with access to a smart device should be able to do. That your empty balding head deserves to be knocked severely and pooed on. There we go,now its about education,you the most educated one that does not even understand basics of developmental economics and the sociology of it but would rather throw up the most ridiculous abstraction totally out of tandem with current socio economic realities,why not tell your co neo facist ideologues to use your suggestion as a campaign point for 27 that you will teach all the vulnerable ones amongst us tech and S. T.E.M education.....why not add that to your manifesto and lets see where that leads you......people need to feed immediately and you are yapping BS about tech and S.T.EM  |
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Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by Lithiumite: 5:27pm On Jun 29 |
Kukutente23: So how did the akara frying business go today? How much of the turnover in billions have entered your account?
Don't worry by weekend you'll be dragging richest man in Africa with Dangote.
Error indeed. You don't even know how to lie. Have some shame. You goofed. Because that's how high your iq is. You can't give what you don't have. So if 100k capital is generating 15k in turnover, How's that a profitable business? I already told you that you don't know what turnover means. You're just frothing ignorantly
How did the businesses access tradermoni and farmers farmermoni and other grants before this? Did all the farmers in the north register their farms before they got the loans for rice? You're obtuse in thinking lad Your obstinacy at tomfoolery is overwhelmingly perplexing.......what has whats been discussed got to do with me or anyone......you keep gaslighting everyone that sees commonsense in what the FL was opining whereas you are the one condescendingly derrogating the means of lively hoods of so many Nigerians which sone have even used to scale up their circumstances........you keep dwelling over irelevances like a hapless fellow.....i made a mistake and so what,which i already owned up for which in anyway hasn't diminished the efficacy of the FL's suggestion in helping alleviate the circumstance of sone impoverished amongst us. |
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Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by Lithiumite: 10:44am On Jun 29 |
Kukutente23: Sebi tomorrow is Monday. When you're going out to wherever you work, snap any 3 vulcanizers you see on the road in a shop
You're just typing trash. What does NIMC do for small businesses? What does business registration do for small businesses? How many small business have BoI empowered under your god?
And the rubbish you wrote up there only shows how poor you are at maths. And you're the same dude calling some people pedestrian. How can 100m into akara business fetch a turnover of 9bn? Do you even know what turnover means? Let's even assume that all the N100m goes into frying akara which is impossible, the total number of akara that can be produced at the rate of N50 for 1 is 2m akara. If you now sell at N100 to make 100% profit, that's N200m so where are you getting your 6bn figure from? Which school did you attend sef?
And I've challenged you. If you're so sure that frying akara is gainful employment what are you waiting for to start it? You don't want to be like Dangote ni? Afterall you're not exactly living a good life so why not jump in this opportunity to get a daily turnover in billions? What are you waiting for?
You've turned the corner yet you're still having to eat rotten shawa for breakfast. When did the whole country announce to you that they turned the corner? So what is the benefit of the so-called subsidy removal if you are still borrowing and still can't fund the budget. Tell us the direct benefit of subsidy removal Mr. Corner Turner. You're just a circus clown.
The 21bn is a waste. Why didn't they give it to the women to open better business instead of giving them 50k to fry akara and then sponsoring zone Bees like you to come online and defend their shenanigans. It's only a shameless person that will be justifying wastage of 21bn and at the same time glorifying 50k to start business in the same economy where 12kg gas is filled for 20k Something is obviously wrong with you. In one breath you are frothing in the mouth how the poor should be alleviated from their circumstance by offering dignified succour in same breath you are condemning such ingenious initiative by govt to register businesses that will fall mostly within that demography for free,don't you have any idea what that can do to any business, is there anyone who can access a business loan or grant without formal registration......the govt is atte.pting to standardise them by bringing visibility,better access to growth etc. I need not continue to pretend i am dealing with a logical,sane mind here that is close to reality and honorable factual in view,its rather infantile to continue to do so. I made some errors on the figures posted as I was distracted with something else while doing that and some numbers got in the way but whT I intended was that N1b @ 100k each would cover 10k women and can generate between 10 to 15k daily in turnover by a 6 day working week thats 60 to 90k weekly and by 10k women thats 600 to 900m weekly......2.4 to 3.6b monthly. |
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Politics › Re: Ndc’s Predicament Self-inflicted: Judiciary Not An Instrument For Legitimizing P by Lithiumite: 6:25am On Jun 29 |
Who be this one,is that the issues before the courts and he calls himself a clergy and legal analysts.......if you have any personal grudge with your party exco ,go sort it out with them or best go to court.......we are talking more serious issues here about possible deregistration of an entire party,this one dey talk primaries.......all these obidients sef  |
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Politics › Re: Three Key Steps To Save All Kidnap Victims In Three Hours Or Less. by Lithiumite: 10:47am On Jun 28 |
Jakumo: In this age of the drone, now officially kicked off by the tech gurus of Nigeria's Ogun and Lagos State police commands who recently executed an audacious and unprecedented kidnap rescue operation that took place within hours of the first alarm being raised by distress phone calls to law enforcement, the following are the THREE steps that are guaranteed to end all ransom kidnap abductions within a matter of hours.
1. The newly-formed Nigerian State police or regional DSS should publish emergency Phone Tracing Hotline numbers that should be contacted IMMEDIATELY by any person who receives a telephoned ransom phone call that is placed using the handset belonging to a relative or acquaintance.
2. Once the police or DSS are supplied with any phone number that has moments earlier been used to place a kidnap ransom demand, the precise geographical location from where that ransom phone call was placed, can be determined with tremendous accuracy by the police, who can then forward those GPS coordinates to the operators of quick response drones that can then be launched to loiter above the area where that phone was used, peering down through the tree canopy with body-heat-sensing cameras that will locate all people who are concealed under any tree canopy shrouding the area where that ransom phone call was made.
3. Special forces can be flown by helicopter into close proximity of the abductees and kidnappers' location, to drop well-armed officers at sufficient distance from the target zone to remain undiscovered until it is too late. While those special forces position themselves in ambush formations along all possible escape routes, the main police attack force can be trucked into the area to commence a concentrated direct frontal attack on the kidnappers, while being guided by the special forces already hiding close to the targets, AND by the loitering drone above.
To the more jaded readers of this forum who are prone to skepticism, the above three steps might seem unattainable by the Nigerian law enforcement community. To those doubters, the recent rescue of five kidnap victims beside the Benin to Shagamu Expressway in Ogun State within hours of their initial abduction, is a textbook example of how steps 1 , 2 and 3 above can he put into action.
To the public at large, your very FIRST step if ever you receive a kidnap ransom demand phone call, is to contact the police and supply the phone number that was used to contact you with that ransom demand. This can be done even BEFORE a dedicated phone tracing number is ever published by law enforcement. With that, repose your trust in the forces of the newly constituted State Police, to bring your loved ones home safely after neutralizing the bad guys, who will never know what hit them. Nice analogy bro! But you have to end kidnapping by not negotiating whatsoever, anyone caught negotiating with them outside of any govt sanction communication line should be treated as a felon.......engage with maximum firce when surrounded,might sound brutal because there would be collateral damage but govt can rather pay the family of the victims compensation than pay ransom to the bandits......I tell you kidnapping will end within a month. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Returns To Holy Rosary, Donates ₦15 Million To Strengthen Healthcare by Lithiumite: 9:16am On Jun 28 |
Borrow2222: For a private citizen to donate half a billion naira to critical sectors of the economy without expecting anything in return shows the type of person he is.
I don’t care about the others who used taxpayers money for political giveaways. What do you have to say about the geo political spread of his give aways or you missed out the over concentration in one particular region? |
Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by Lithiumite: 8:44am On Jun 28 |
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Politics › Re: Peter Obi Returns To Holy Rosary, Donates ₦15 Million To Strengthen Healthcare by Lithiumite: 8:40am On Jun 28 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Libyans Attack A Black African Christian For Wearing A Cross (video) by Lithiumite: 8:31am On Jun 28 |
Kemical23: Make them beat sense into that him rotten head... Say you want carry religion for head.. But they Muslims can go all over the world and profess their own religion even creating parallel authority and social codes......Europe is facing this very problem as we speak and if the pushback starts hope they won't start crying. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Libyans Attack A Black African Christian For Wearing A Cross (video) by Lithiumite: 8:25am On Jun 28 |
Oya oyedepo,adeboye,olukoya,okonkwo,liquid metal,ashimolowo cone and go and spread the gospel to this people instead of disturbing our ears everyday with gospel wey we don dey hear since for our mama belle,building churches on every street with parishes of same church competing amongst themselves on who collects the biggest tithes......pls kindly cone go spread that your gospel to these ones,tbey are the ones that needs it most......we need new matyrs in the 21st century. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Returns To Holy Rosary, Donates ₦15 Million To Strengthen Healthcare by Lithiumite: 8:15am On Jun 28 |
Pls show us tge breakdown of the locations of obi's donations and what he donated we wan check something. |
Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu’s Akara & Kulikuli Advice Not For Yahoo Boys, Obidients – Ayekoto by Lithiumite: 8:03am On Jun 28 |
ernieboy: where does she get all the money she is giving? What company does she have a that gives her such funds, definitely not from her earnings as former senator. You k ow nothing Ernieboy,you sure know zilch.....where is the first lady of a country getting funds from......like I am not getting!! Where is obi getting the monies he is using to campaign from.....I guess from his personal earnings as a gov  |
Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by Lithiumite: 8:01am On Jun 28 |
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Politics › Re: Pakistan Is Better Than Nigeria (under Tinubu) by Lithiumite: 10:39pm On Jun 27 |
Ddeliverer007: What if I told you that under this wicked administration, Pakistan is way way better than Nigeria, will you believe it??
Pakistan economy is better than Nigeria economy.
Pakistan GDP per capita is higher than Nigeria.
Pakistan has better electricity than Nigeria that is currently in darkness.
Pakistan has better railway network.
Pakistan is better in terms of security. It is safer to live in Pakistan than Nigeria, can you believe that? Yet, it’s true..
People live longer in Pakistan than in Nigeria. Nigeria under Tinubu will kill you. Most of these urchins defending Tinubu won’t cross 55.
Under Tinubu Nigeria has higher infant mortality and maternal mortality than Pakistan. Truely tragic.
Pakistan has better healthcare than Nigeria. Pakistan with $1tr in debt but you want to cut iff tinubu's head for just about $60b debt,hope your head isn't paining you.......just check the out of school children figures of both countries and compare,Pakistan is one of the most unstable countries in the world and they have their own insecurity threats from separatist movements and taliban from neighbouring Afghanistan......oga go back to those your WhatsApp groups and go and be jerking off with your fellow obidients with your lies and propaganda. |
Politics › Re: Akara, Kulikuli; How Shld, Illiterates And Unskilled Adults Be Empowered? by Lithiumite: 10:31pm On Jun 27 |
Biodun556: When you enter big supermarkets, you will see kulikuli, chinchin, Akara some other things the first lady mentioned. So who are those making them and who are those buying them?
Is the first lady wrong for mentioning our local snarks?
Should she have mentioned pizza, meat pie, bread etc to make it presentable and appealing?
We like to pretend in Nigeria.
Firstly, the first lady is not accountable to anybody. Her post is not political or elective. Any kind gesture she offers is a charity.
Looking at her statement, mischievous people only pick Akara and kulikuli but chose to ignore other parts of her statement.
Nigerians derive pleasure in bad news. If she had not mentioned kulikuli her words wouldn't have spread.
A grown women and men who are illiterates and unskilled, how should they be empowered?
People are assuming that every Nigerian is educated and graduate of higher institutions that's why they found the first lady advice funny but the reality on ground shows that those who are not educated and unskilled are more than the graduates or the educated ones. Obviously, the first lady was not directing her speech to those who are graduate.
Let's stop pretending. Say obidients derives joy in bad news about the country or any slip by the govt......one of them was mentioning rubbish about building tech hubs and STEM schools for the intended beneficiaries and I shuddered at such foolishness. |
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Politics › Re: In Which Year Did Peter Obi Give Market Women ₦10,000? by Lithiumite: 8:19pm On Jun 27 |
christejames: Whenever your CORNfused 🌽 govt goofs around you guys will search for old activities of PO to justify your lousy actions as if there are the same scenarios...
They will always say they are not scared of PO but he is always their benchmark. The video was pulled out to contextualise the obidient penchant for propaganda and rabble rousing......the video was used to juxtapose the opposition criticism of the modest gesture of the then vp Osinbajo to give out 10k for tradermoni......obidients brought down the heavens calling the gesture pittance and an aberration to dignity but in same breath praising obi for doing exact same thing.......hypocrisy has no better meaning. |
Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by Lithiumite: 5:16pm On Jun 27 |
Kukutente23: You're too narrow-minded. Sikiru the vulcanizer deserves to have a shop instead of putting his machine by the roadside. He deserves to be better trained to use modern methods of patching tyres that are less cumbersome and untidy.
Heck there are electric pumps now that Sikiru should aspire to own. But how will Sikiru be able to do this when you've bludgeoned him with high cost of living and you're still telling him to try roasting corn.
Imelda can also be trained to make orange juice from her orange. She can also be empowered to own a fruit shop with better hygienic conditions instead of condemning her to hawking and getting hit by fast moving vehicles.
These folks are your citizens. They deserve a better life. I remember in the 90s.
Do you know what phased out using soda soaps to wash plates and clothes? An NGO took it upon themselves to teach our women how to make homemade detergents that are more friendly to the hands. This was under a military regime. How much more a democracy?
Jonathan had a vision to phase out cooking with firewood and charcoal because of the health hazard and environmental impact. He got an agency to make a plan to supply gas stoves to households I think 2m in the pilot phase. Unfortunately that plan died with his govt and you here an APC apologist once darkly told me you see nothing wrong in cooking with charcoal!! Darn!!
The purpose of govt is to improve life not to stamp down on the already downtrodden. That you lots in APC don't know this is why you think eating rotten shawa is a smart strategy to survive Tinubulation. Who or what has stopped sikiru from owing a shop,the last I checked i see several of them with shops even selling tyres,feeding their families,and sending their kids to school......if sikiru racks up on that higher cost of investment by getting electric pumps and tyre removal machines and scaling up his shop he will require a higher ROI which you wouldn't be able to pay......the orange seller doesn't ordinary have the skill sets to start making orange juice but you would have made common sense by pushing policy advocacy instead of tainting the discourse with your nuanced nuanced political innuendos by ensuring that this people are appropriately empowered to thrive in the akara or kuli kuli venture remi tinubu was suggesting rather than throwing out the whole idea and attempting to alternate it with your jaundiced utopia of how the economy should look.....you cant just jump from A to Z without passing through 24 other letters. Several people have attempted pushing their restaurant businesses to look upscale and modern but ran under shortly after because they where to heavy in overheads and like my former boss used to say,keeping it simple is the best option. The economic disparity we are suffering wasn't brought about by tinubu thats the annoying lie you obidients keep regurgitating at every turn,rather its as a result of years of systemic rot that past govts have brought upon us and you expect Nigeria to be Singapore in 3 years,even if it would have taken a year,isnt it something the most vulnerable in your society would have to live on pending the eldorado. Whats wrong with the vp residence being completed,does the property belong to tinubu or to the Nigeria,the very commonwealth you are referring is on record to being efficiently managed as the economy has been able to turn the corner from the downward trajectory it was headed before now,you keep crying poverty due to subsidy removal like there were no poor amongst us during the subsidy years, like we were any better |
Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by Lithiumite: 3:10pm On Jun 27 |
Kukutente23: I knew it will fly over your head and leave you engaging in empty verbosity The point is that most akara sellers do not have a good standard of living. Selling akara is a low end business to keep body and soul together not a business to brag about its profitability as you claim. Look at the Op for example who claims he used gas to fry akara for sale. He was honest enough to acknowledge the clients were rich enough and he was not footing the bill of the gas. How many people can afford to run akara business with gas and still be profitable in this era of 2k per kg gas and 18k per 5L oil. The simple fact is that people especially young graduates deserve to be gainfully employed so that they can contribute meaningfully to society. So glorifying akara business like it's such a desirable line of employment just shows your innate sadism and hate for your fellow countrymen that you're ready to throw them under the bus to defend your political god And where did the first lady insist graduates must sell akara or roast corn,nigerians are still daily grinding tbeir hustles in other ventures free of any encumberance by govt,a poor mind will remain poor no matter how much millions you throw at him or her,thats not the fault of govt.......you always sidestep the fact that ybeir are millions of untrained people out there who still have to live their lives daily......in your warped thinking,sikiru the vulcanizer should be employed in a bank or imelda selling oranges at 40 should be employed in a givt ministry or musa who only knows how to man gates at 50 should get scholarship and go learn tech in China....what then do you do with that lot,kill them all or what,was it tinubu that got them to where tbey are different from where you are? Ask yourself what we are supposed to do with them other than encourage them to seek gainful ventures to keep themselves. |
Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by Lithiumite: 3:02pm On Jun 27 |
Kukutente23: Maybe because it was not so expensive then afterall when I attended university, my first school fees was N1500 while minimum wage was N5500. Today, minimum wage is N70k while same school fees is N300k. All thanks to your god. Getting by is not a way of life to wish on others. It leads to poor standard of living, poor health and even uncertainty about the future. You shouldn't be advocating for people to just "get by" in life. You should advocate for people especially young Nigerians to get opportunities to aspire to be the best they can be. At this rate I fear APC have a feudal mentality. Impoverish the people to such extent that they lose any atom of ability to think for themselves. I fear more for your kind who are their hailers. Your comeuppance may not be good. Go read Isaiah 5:20 if you have a bible close to you.
The big question still remains what do they eat, how and where do they live, what schools do their kids attend? If you believe their standard of living is pleasing to see and desirable then may their lot be your portion in the earliest possible time. Amen I guess you avoided that part of the same bible that talks about contentment and fulfillment in life....their are people earning just 100k a month and they are far more happier than you earning millions.....govt cannot make everyone rich even if gold was growing on trees......an average beninoire or Ghanaian isn't as rich as an average Nigerian but they are highly contented and will readily claim a better standard of living......your utopian idea of getting everyone to drive a car or live in mansions is only a dream no govt on earth has been able to achieve,majority of the world population are just getting by several people I know In the UK are just living from paycheck to paycheck,open American forums online,its same. The reason we all see your obi as impractical us because of the superfluous,myopia of many of you and your ilk who believe Nigeria can be dubai in 4 years. |
Business › Re: Mrs Tinubu Is Right. If You're Jobless, Why Can't You Make Akara And Sell? by Lithiumite: 2:54pm On Jun 27 |
Kemetian: Ethiopia nko?
I saw a video the other day of a joint in Addis Ababa, where all they served was Ethiopian Tea, nothing else. The place was beautifully branded, etc. Come and see people, including tourists, patronising this joint.
In Europe, there are shops you'll enter in the nice parts of town, and all they sell in the shop is groundnuts and other types of nuts.
The beautiful packaging of the various nuts on offer alone is enough to make you buy, even if you hate nuts.
This is the SAME GROUNDNUT that one poor woman will sell on the roadside and make next to nothing.
Yet some people build million dollar shops and even franchises out of it. Even at the local level here demand for akara and yam is really high and you will always make sales no matter what insofar you are good at it.......this same people running down this suggestion ask them what urgent support can the givt give to unemployed women to alleviate their poverty,tbey will start mumbling rubbish......you will be shocked that all sone people need is just pots,pans and cooking equipments to start with as little as 100k capital. |
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