kingthreat:
It's like there was a curse for she not to have children.
That when it seemed the curse was about to be broken, her life was taken.
People, life is more spiritual than physical.
It is reasons like this people go to spiritually-minded churches like MFM, CAC, Zion ministries, etc.
Please if you are reading this, take your spirituality more seriously.
I am not saying you come to church. Even if you have to go to Babalawo or native doctor, just be spiritually minded.

Simple CS would have saved both mother and child or at least, one of them

IbeOkehie:


Ohhh, I see. I apologize for the insult.

My statement on ignorance was about Nigerians in general. I should have put it in a different context where it wouldn't be seen or taken as personal. Lesson taken.

Good Luck to Nigerians.

Peace

Trustmea:

Dollar is 1350 now

Too much for a single day drop, what is really happening?

shedy03:

For children's cartoons and madams zeeworld oooo. lol.
Suggest a better alternative pls.

I'm talking about inability to even enjoy the subscription due to incessant power outage. Free to Air decoder is the best choice for now

Offpointng:


Where this for happen bros

Last week Friday in Ogun state. Babcock university lecturer, prof Yinka Olomojobi

Dpharisee:
The aim is achieved, they can't say Fubara didn't keep his side of the agreement brokered by Tinubu

And tomorrow when the thing starts heating up again, all of you who have forgotten that you were cheering him when he started it all would be here wailing. The starting is nothing compared to finishing, I hope he's in control of the majority of the state lawmakers

I guess round two is loading

Blaze14k:
Lol no more dstv for me am done. Tinubu abeg kuku kill us

Hiking at a time when the price of diesel has come down from N1800 to N960 and dollar to naira is now around N1,050. Something is not adding up with their excuses

Again! I don't even know why Nigerians are still subscribing in this era of epileptic power supply

Martinsmine:
This news looks fake

That's because it was a great risk. One prof, a uni lecturer tried this thing last week and he was instantly killed by the gunmen, kidnappers

Nice one

Kipaji:


Precisely. There are a lot of good polygamous houses out there. In some of them, it is the first wife that asked for a co-wife.

Please maasoap, what do you think your father did to dissipate hate and jealousy and foster joy and unity in his house?

I wouldn't know for sure, I just grew in it. I remember my step brothers carrying me on their shoulders if we were trekking long distances. All of us eating from the same pot.

I think it mainly rest on the man of the house to put his feet down sternly and firmly, be in control of his household. And shouldn't be afraid or waste time in correcting anyone who might be going out of line. Be fair to the wives and their kids, shouldn't show favouritism even if you have a favourite wife or kid.

BscHolder:
you know nothing kid

That's the fact, dullard. Europeans and Americans who sold the idea of God to you have moved on

Gerrard59:


Mr Ibe is correct. There are three processes in electricity in the country: generation, transmission and distribution. Ednut has explained here that while there has been privatisation in two of those stages, the government still controls one aspect, which I have forgotten. It is that reason private capital is hesitant to invest since final prices are set by the government.

So, yes, it has NOT been FULLY privatised.

You didn't read my first post and his senseless comment that was addressed to me when he quoted me. So, I will indulge you to read and quote where I mentioned TCN and where he mentioned "partial privatisation or not fully privatise" before he resorted to insults.

We told them, don't privatise power sector but some Jonathan asslickers said government has no business being in business. Must everything be business? What happened to social responsibility of the government?
Now, power sector was privatised. And even if power is generated by the GENCOS, their sister which is DISCOS are not ready to receiving and distribute it because they don't have money to pay for adequate power being received from the GENCOS . What a messed up situation

IbeOkehie:


Sorry, the electricity sector was NOT privatized. It was privatized in the same way that fuel subsidy has been abolished, in the same way the naira has been floated. The same way the PIB supposedly reformed the oil & gas sector.

The Federal Government has ALWAYS been in complete control of the electricity sector.

The Federal Government owns 100% of TCN. That's all the evidence needed without going into much detail. I continue to be amazed at the IGNORANCE of Nigerians.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

Kingosytex:


Someone won over 90m in a single night but all games were voided and his stakes refunded. Most of these bet companies are just wicked, greedy, and cruel.
It will only take them a few minutes to modify their terms and conditions thereby rendering your complaints useless.

But why are Nigerians still dashing the betting companies their hard earned money when they won't pay you if you eventually win big?

ModestManager:
I don't bet. neither do I believe in it. But if someone gave you that money, It's yours!
First do something tangible with that N3m that can even bring back MORE THAN the initial total of N16m you are fighting for.

Mumu comment. Have you even ever fought for your right once in your life?

franchasofficia:


She no send una hell fire even in her deathbed


Maybe na only those who believe in hell fire will end up in hell

Hell fire and heaven is a myth . Religion was started by the people who didn't understand eclipses or rotation of the earth

Kpartners:
All they are doing is guess work,

Guess work? What made it guess work? Guess work that made them approached the court for order to freeze those accounts is a welcome guess work

be prepared to hear another story by next week
The work of a cbn governor is not a beer parlour economics
I will just advice everyone to tighten his or her belt, we have a long walk ahead
That is the plain truth

As long as they are proactive about their job, we should be hearing different stories from them everyday about financial criminals and economic saboteurs

mexxy1:
Wild goose chase as always

You know better than EFCC and CBN, right?

jaxxy:
The country isn't ok. What is wrong with forex trading or what makes those accounts illegal?

U can't be doing wuru wuru to the answer everytime just to help the naira.

EFCC and CBN should have answer to your question, just know that there can't be smoke without fire

Way to go. Economic saboteurs plenty for this country.

franchasofficia:
wonderful algorithm of Nigeria's corrupt EFCC operation

Nigerian judges are the ones rubbishing EFCC efforts to bring financial criminals to book most of the time. Our judges are too corrupt. Imagine Onnoghen, former CJN with 2 billion naira in his various bank accounts. Small time, the man said he was into rice importation . He was still allowed to go home and enjoy his blood money as long as he had agreed to vacate the seat

TheBillyonaire:


We expect our local refineries to be up and running soon, and we have the crude, so who are we paying subsidy to

It can Only be possible if the production cost is below that amount. If the production cost is above, govt has to subsidise the production

TheBillyonaire:
There will be no meaningful impact until diesel returns to 300 naira per liter.

It can't unless there is subsidy

zionstaar75:
funny or dumb

Honestly speaking, I don't know. Their mata don tire me. Senseless comments most times

emmanuelbrown26:

No bi only ripper na stripper, otondo like u shouting on his rotten manhood, u stupid fools never blamed idiotic tinubu for his economic woes

That's because we have sense, we know who to blame at specific times. Diesel is now below 1k, a dollar is almost 1k naira now at both official and black markets. But I don't expect Dundee like you to actually know the difference.
Even if diesel is N500, petrol is N300 and a dollar is N400, morrons like you still wouldn't know who to blame. That's how dumb you're

Kajaard:
I know the Lagos Indian Language School at Ilupeju where Indians send their kids. There is a reason it is called INDIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL and not Indian School because the kids are taught in Indian language.

I hope you know the school was created to cater to the needs of the kids of the Indian community at Ilupeju? I hope you know the language of instruction there is not in English language?

And locals who could afford their fees shouldn't be able to enroll their kids there if they want them to learn Indian language? When will you guys recognise it when you are being discriminated against for God's sake? Small time, you would tell the Nigerians to establish their own.

They created that school to imbibe the Indian culture in their kids that were born here and lived all their lives here so they still have that touch with their home base: INDIA

It's not everything we should complain about and run to social media without doing any credible research. All this because data is so cheap these days, smh

Many of you need deliverance, walahi. That's pure discrimination, Chai!

Nigeria is blessed with natural and human resources, her citizens deserve to breath freely and not made to suffocate under economic hardship. A govt that pays her political office holders millions and billions of naira every month as salaries, allowances, constituency projects should be able to subsidise some aspects of the economy for her citizens too

bestman09:

Still a monopoly business. If there are competitors, we would have judged right.

It is easier to shout monopoly when someone managed to achieve success where others are afraid. Many individuals got licences to build private refineries many years ago but they were afraid to dig the ground.

BigDawsNet:
Where is our 700😶

We have the raw crude Oil
We have the Refineries

I think we deserve cheap

Since when do you have refineries? . I think we had refinery like two months ago (refinery not refineries). And gradually, the price is coming down for diesel. Let's be hopeful about petrol price too when it finally starts refining petrol

nairalanda1:
I hope he would be able to pay his debts at this rate...

Still, free market as it should be. The producer sets their prices, not government coming in to set prices at N100 for diesel...and then they struggle to pay N800 subsidy, because 'no money'...and then wahala starts.

I don't think govt is speaking for Dangote refinery

Ofunaofu:
When will the price reduction reflect on the streets of Nigeria

That's what Nigerians are interested in, not these rhetorics

Dangote can only reduce the price of his products and govt can only raise up the value of naira, it is up to the direct beneficiaries to let it reflect on their products