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 Foreign Affairs › Re: Largest Library In Marseille Burned Down By Rioters by malali: 9:11am On Jul 05, 2023 |
goatandyam:If indeed democracy was for everyone, black, muslim ? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Largest Library In Marseille Burned Down By Rioters by malali: 9:10am On Jul 05, 2023 |
SmartPolician:If indeed democracy was for everyone ? |
| Politics › Re: Nuhu Ribadu Visits The Headquarters Of SSS and NIA. by malali: 8:48am On Jul 05, 2023 |
slawomir:Mechio nu....Otim kpu !! 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: NBA To Sue FG Over Vehicles’ Proof Of Ownership Fee by malali: 8:17am On Jul 04, 2023 |
The fees associated with a car purchase prior to registration should include : Sales Tax: Many jurisdictions impose sales tax on the purchase price of a vehicle. The rate can vary depending on the location and may be a percentage of the purchase price or a flat fee. Vehicle Inspection: Some regions require a vehicle inspection to ensure it meets safety and emissions standards before it can be registered. There might be a fee associated with this inspection. Documentation or Processing Fees: Dealerships or sellers may charge documentation or processing fees to cover administrative costs related to the car purchase. Title and Registration Fees: These fees cover the process of transferring the vehicle title into the new owner's name and obtaining license plates and registration documents. Temporary Registration: In some cases, if you need to drive the vehicle immediately after purchase but before obtaining permanent registration, you may be required to obtain a temporary registration or temporary license plate. This might involve an additional fee. Insurance: While not directly related to the purchase process, it's important to consider the cost of insurance coverage for the vehicle. Insurance premiums will depend on various factors, including the vehicle's value, the driver's profile, and the coverage options chosen. These are basic fees that should apply to purchased cars and should be collected by government. Tinubu should stop announcing all these taxes, Just implement them at point of purchase.Or add it to plate number fees ? Any car should pay prior to getting on the road. |
| Investment › Re: Meet Rev. Fr. Edeh, The Richest Catholic Priest In The World by malali: 8:12am On Jul 04, 2023 |
"Pastopreneur" is a term that combines the words "pastor" and "entrepreneur" to describe a pastor who possesses entrepreneurial skills and engages in entrepreneurial activities. It refers to pastors who not only lead a religious congregation but also exhibit business acumen and engage in innovative initiatives to support their ministry and community. Pastorpreneurs may create and manage social enterprises, start non-profit organizations, develop entrepreneurial projects, or implement business strategies to enhance the financial sustainability of their religious institutions. They aim to combine their spiritual calling with entrepreneurial endeavors to bring about positive change and impact in their communities. |
| Properties › Re: Four-Storey Building Collapses In Lifecamp, Abuja, Many Injured (Video, Photos) by malali: 8:05am On Jul 04, 2023 |
When considering building codes for Abuja Structural Requirements: Building codes typically include provisions for structural design, ensuring buildings can withstand various loads, such as gravity, wind, and seismic forces. Local codes should account for the specific environmental conditions and hazards in Abuja. Fire Safety: Building codes commonly address fire safety measures, including fire-resistant construction materials, fire detection and alarm systems, and fire suppression equipment. Incorporating fire safety standards can help mitigate fire risks in buildings. Electrical Systems: Codes typically outline requirements for electrical installations, wiring methods, and electrical system safety. They may cover topics such as proper grounding, circuit protection, and electrical equipment standards to ensure safe and reliable electrical systems. Plumbing and Sanitation: Building codes often include guidelines for plumbing installations, ensuring proper water supply systems, drainage, and sanitation practices. These provisions promote safe and hygienic plumbing practices in buildings. Accessibility: Codes may include provisions for accessible design, making buildings accessible to people with disabilities. This can involve features such as wheelchair ramps, wider doorways, and accessible restrooms, ensuring inclusivity in building design. Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality: Building codes may address ventilation requirements to promote adequate indoor air quality and minimize health risks associated with poor ventilation. Proper ventilation systems and guidelines can contribute to healthier indoor environments. Energy Efficiency: Codes may incorporate energy efficiency measures, such as insulation requirements, energy-efficient lighting, and HVAC system efficiency standards. Implementing energy-efficient practices can reduce energy consumption and environmental impact. Construction Quality Assurance: Building codes often include provisions for inspections, permits, and enforcement to ensure compliance with code requirements. This helps maintain construction quality and safety throughout the building process. Specific building codes and regulations should be established by the local authorities in Abuja for accurate and up-to-date information. Engaging with local architects, engineers, and construction professionals can provide valuable insights into the specific requirements and nuances of building codes in Abuja. 5 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Tinubu Should Negotiate With Bandits - Ex Gov Yerima by malali: 7:55am On Jul 04, 2023 |
Negotiating with bandits.....is conceding power to them. Dealing with banditry as an African president in a third-world country is a complex task that requires a multifaceted approach. While the strategies can vary depending on the specific context, here are some key strategies that can be effective: Strengthen law enforcement: Invest in training, equipping, and modernizing law enforcement agencies to enhance their capabilities in dealing with banditry. This includes providing them with the necessary resources, technology, and intelligence support. Collaborate with neighboring countries: Establish regional cooperation and information-sharing mechanisms to combat cross-border banditry. Strengthening relationships with neighboring countries can facilitate joint operations and intelligence exchanges. Address root causes: Understand the underlying factors contributing to banditry, such as poverty, inequality, lack of economic opportunities, and social grievances. Implement policies that address these root causes, including job creation, poverty alleviation programs, and inclusive development initiatives. Community engagement and trust-building: Foster trust between the community and law enforcement agencies through community policing approaches. Encourage citizens to report criminal activities and provide them with channels to voice their concerns. Engage community leaders, religious institutions, and civil society organizations to actively participate in addressing banditry. Intelligence-led operations: Utilize intelligence gathering and analysis to identify banditry networks, their modus operandi, and key actors involved. Use this information to plan targeted operations to dismantle criminal organizations and apprehend key perpetrators. Judicial reform and accountability: Strengthen the judicial system to ensure that bandits are swiftly and fairly brought to justice. Enhance the capacity of the judiciary, including specialized courts and dedicated prosecutors, to handle banditry cases effectively. Regional and international cooperation: Collaborate with regional organizations, such as the African Union (AU) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), as well as international partners, to seek support in terms of training, intelligence sharing, capacity building, and resource mobilization. Socioeconomic development in affected areas: Invest in infrastructure development, education, healthcare, and social services in areas affected by banditry. This can help address the marginalization and grievances that can fuel criminal activities. Disarmament and demobilization: Implement programs to disarm and reintegrate former bandits into society, providing them with alternative livelihoods and opportunities to discourage them from returning to criminal activities. Public awareness and communication: Conduct public awareness campaigns to educate citizens about the negative impacts of banditry and the importance of community cooperation in combating it. Promote a culture of reporting criminal activities and providing support to law enforcement agencies. It's important to note that the specific strategies will depend on the unique circumstances and challenges of each country. Banditry is a complex issue, and a comprehensive and long-term approach is necessary to effectively combat it. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Stakeholders To Tinubu: Hasty Economic Reforms Worsening Poverty by malali: 8:29am On Jun 29, 2023 |
Clock is ticking.......some temporizing relief has to be made available for the common man. Energy bills (Petrol prices ) has inflated prices across the board. Tick Tock Tick Tock Let the Poor Breathe Let the hungry Eat as well. |
| Politics › Re: Gov Adeleke Storms Out Of Eid After Clash With Ex-senate Spokesman by malali: 5:05am On Jun 29, 2023 |
Even ordinary political party.......you are either APC or PDP Nigerians that are super sensitive about religion.....Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke wants to go to dance in church and lead Eid Prayers. When he visits Kaduna,Kano,Borno I hope he leads the prayers as well. |
| Politics › Re: Akingbade Urges Tinubu To Appoint Competent, Core Farmer As Minister Of Agricult by malali: 5:02am On Jun 28, 2023 |
The only true test of Tinubu's presidency is dependent on who he appoints as ministers. The battle between faceless Godfathers imposing their candidates and qualified technocrats who can actually deliver is a real one. The faceless Godfathers will milk the ministry with proxy contractors. Can he be the Jagaban he claims to be and defy the faceless godfathers ? Lets see. |
| Politics › Re: On The Road In Nigeria And Niger By bill Gates (detailed Reports Of Visit To Nig by malali: 4:52am On Jun 28, 2023 |
When you become a big fish in America.......You become a national asset. Bill Gates is always on a government assigned mission. |
| Politics › Re: I Will End Insecurity - New NSA, Nuhu Ribadu Vows by malali: 11:12pm On Jun 26, 2023 |
Dont tell us. Show us !!! 41 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Tinubu: Why A Naval Officer Slapped Me In US by malali: 7:45pm On Jun 25, 2023 |
This story is not possible,you cannot get a taxi from chicago airport to virginia !! Please stop the lies, Show us policies that are humanitarian......not lies. Please see the average driving distance between chicago and virginia.....12hrs taxi ride ? Thats from Maiduguri airport to port harcourt. 1 Like
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| Politics › Re: In Your Interest, Return Home And Invest, Soludo Woos Anambra Indigenes In Lagos by malali: 8:28pm On Jun 24, 2023 |
Guaranty safety of our lives and property Soludo where did you live before you became Governor ? |
| Politics › Re: Kano Govt Marks Shopping Plazas, Filling Stations For Demolition by malali: 8:25pm On Jun 24, 2023*. Modified: 9:53pm On Jun 24, 2023 |
Everyday demolition news from Kano ? We are busy advocating for Nation building. Abba a rusa gida gida 73 Likes 6 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Come Home To Invest, Soludo Begs Anambra Businessmen In Lagos by malali: 5:03am On Jun 24, 2023 |
Guarantee safety of our lives and property. 20 Likes 3 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Buhari's Minister, Ramatu Aliyu Withholds Official Car by malali: 12:41am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Maybe she likes the car ?  |
| Politics › Re: FG Okays Re-Opening Of Seme Border For Vehicle Importation by malali: 8:57am On Jun 22, 2023 |
Dotherightthing:You know why, because Nigerians prefer easy money, everybodys dream is to have an office job. Go to cambodia, people dont wait for office jobs, they are in rice paddies wearing boots looking dirty........But guess what !!! They export the rice for millions of dollars 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: FG Okays Re-Opening Of Seme Border For Vehicle Importation by malali: 8:26am On Jun 22, 2023 |
pedel: There is no reason we should import a grain of rice. Same people that want dollar to come down to 160 naira These are the same people that want to import rice, toothpick and matches. 1 Like |
| Romance › Re: Woman Who Has 11 Children And 56 Grandchildren Welcomes Her 100th Great- Grandch by malali: 1:45pm On Jun 20, 2023 |
blueAgent:Very Low IQ copy and paste write up....Not a single brain cell used by OP. 1 Like |
| Travel › Re: Three Migrants Spend 11 Days On Ship’s Rudder From Nigeria To Spain by malali: 1:43pm On Jun 20, 2023 |
mutantninja: ......Dont mind the low-IQ, Copy and paste. |
| Celebrities › Re: Portable Mobbed By Fans After Bagging 'Artist Of The Year' Award (Video) by malali: 12:22pm On Jun 20, 2023 |
"I am a baboon, i live in the zoo" I guess he met the Zookeepers.  1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Throwback Of New IGP, Egbetokun At Tinubu's Coronation 33 Years Ago by malali: 11:52am On Jun 20, 2023 |
jaxxy:Introduce a bulletproof mortgage system for Nigerians abroad. Thats the first line in my write up.....All you Obi Clowns, wrecking your own economy and infrastructures will never be handed the keys to the treasury. Calling people names online, hiding behind anonymity to showcase your delusion and crass attitude. |
| Politics › Re: Throwback Of New IGP, Egbetokun At Tinubu's Coronation 33 Years Ago by malali: 11:05am On Jun 20, 2023 |
jaxxy:Sorry i replied you.....I did not know you were one of those Obi Clowns. I do not have time for your type. |
| Politics › Re: Throwback Of New IGP, Egbetokun At Tinubu's Coronation 33 Years Ago by malali: 10:51am On Jun 20, 2023 |
jaxxy:There are 4 ways a country generates crazy revenue. 1- Sell resources, sell everything including your aged parents 2- Tax everything that breathes 3- Sell real estate at compound interests over 30 years (99% of people do not have a choice,because they cant pay cash upfront) 4- Go to a foreign land start a war and loot their resources We need to explore our real estate option. |
| Politics › Re: Throwback Of New IGP, Egbetokun At Tinubu's Coronation 33 Years Ago by malali: 10:45am On Jun 20, 2023 |
Lorddominic:When they default give them 1-2 years start foreclosure proceedings, sell it to someone else ? Thats pretty standard everywhere in the world. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Throwback Of New IGP, Egbetokun At Tinubu's Coronation 33 Years Ago by malali: 12:10am On Jun 20, 2023*. Modified: 6:02am On Jun 21, 2023 |
Asiwaju Most countries store their wealth in real estate. Sanitize home ownerships. Introduce a bulletproof mortgage system for Nigerians abroad. This will generate billions in dollars revenue for the Country. It doesn't have to be run by the government. 1-Just make sure no fraud is perpetrated. $300/month is approx 80 million naira in 30years at 0% interest rates. (90% of Nigerians abroad can afford this). Counter the westernized brain drain by draining the dollars back to Nigeria. 2-Bank owns the property till its paid, so you don't need collateral 3- Plumbers, electricians, artisans, all these blue collared people will be employed by this scheme. 4-All the poor northern states, using the Boko Haram hocus pocus to justify huge security votes, set up Real estate investments trust (REITS) Let the big multinationals and foreign investors rent their structures, this will provide investments. 5-Start with major cities, country homes. 6-Nigeria imports about $3.5 billion dollars of wheat in a year, with proper irrigation, Some northern states can produce all that wheat, with adequate irrigation and mechanized farming, it will increase their IGR even more than oil producing states. Conducive environment policies that welcome foreign investors, Zero tolerance to corruption from top to bottom is all you need to provide. 7-We need to assemble cars in Nigeria, we are to big a country 300 million people to be using all that money to buy new/tokunboh cars, Get a reliable auto dealer, Nissan is always looking for business, Sign MoU let them assemble and hire people here. Give them some monopoly, raise the tax of importation of other cars to 100%. Use the funds to educate Nigerians to curb this high illiteracy. 8-If you are interested in working together, tell your people to find me. We will set-up auto financing revenue generation schemes. This is what they call, the American dream......... Bulletproof easy money making system. PS: Asiwaju you have one shot, God put you there for a reason. [b]We pray for your good health(Dont take on too much physical activities, make sure you delegate the chores, your work is to be the brain). Make us(Nigerians) proud. [/b] Asiwaju 50 years from now some of us wont even be alive, Make sure your ministers walk the plank,They must come out and explain quarterly targets and what was accomplished. The budgets, allocation and expenditure should be made public from day one.Performing ministers should be identified. Let our grandchildren know, their was the game-changer in a continent called AFRICA !!!! 128 Likes 14 Shares
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