Foreign Affairs › Re: US Bombs Iranian Power Plant, Nuclear Sites Over Death Of Soldiers by Mandate1: 6:01pm |
Razzness: The same doctrine is the reason they haven't won a single war since World War 2 (which they joined after the allied forces have done much of the heavy lifting).
Any country that believes one soldier is worth more than a 100-million-dollar war machine is doing a clown show. This is just the brutal reality of war, if you don't want to lose soldiers stay at home. so you'd rather a pilot dies than a plane? You really know many things. Lol |
Science/Technology › Re: Generator Vs Solar: Which Saves More Money? by Mandate1: 2:46pm On Jun 28 |
writetopoker: WHERE EXACTLY CAN I BUY IT? download CD care app. Register and buy, dey deliver nationwide. But if you have 1m, go for the cola3600plus. Thank me later after enjoying your buy |
Politics › Re: Northern CAN, Bishops Reject Trump’s Boast Of Ending ‘Christian Genocide’ by Mandate1: 11:00am On Jun 28 |
Trump is right and CAN is also right. Since Trump intervention, how many times have we heard of such large scale attack on a village in the north?
Do we still have insecurity, yes. Has Trump's strikes done anything, yes. But we need more. Terrorism is not what you take out with just one strike. Foot soldiers are needed to do the job after Trump strikes. |
Science/Technology › Re: Generator Vs Solar: Which Saves More Money? by Mandate1: 8:05pm On Jun 27 |
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Science/Technology › Re: Generator Vs Solar: Which Saves More Money? by Mandate1: 8:05pm On Jun 27 |
SonOfDSoil01: we decided not to connect it to the pump machine to save the battery life and it as nothing to do with the battery……solar durability is dependent on how you are able to make use it. Eg use DC and not Ac powered appliances which use more energy and that’s why some people complain that there solar don’t last long because of the heavy powered appliances they use with their solar system. your battery then is lead acid. LiFePo4 don't have this issues. They last as much as it can go, and you monitor your daily usage. |
Science/Technology › Re: Generator Vs Solar: Which Saves More Money? by Mandate1: 7:03pm On Jun 27 |
SonOfDSoil01: There is no comparison…..we installed our solar inverter with 6 panels and two solar batteries and February this year makes it one year and it still serves our 3 bed apartment carrying fridge Tv and low powered fans and lighting and only use gen to pump water and I can confidently say it a good investment….any one who as the resource should invest in renewable energy and save cost of buying fuel. your solar should pump water for you, except your batery is weak. |
Science/Technology › Re: Generator Vs Solar: Which Saves More Money? by Mandate1: 6:56pm On Jun 27 |
writetopoker: I need a standard a solar system (good quality products/company) that can perfectly carry a Laptop, 2 printers occassionally, and about 6 energy bulbs of 20watts each, stressing the solar sytem as too much load. To make the system last longer
the priters are 50/60 Hz of 4.2A
I stay in the SouthEast, and if anyone could help me quantify the cost, I would really appreciate it. go and buy cola3600 power station. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Delegation Leaves US Talks After Trump Remarks by Mandate1: 9:01pm On Jun 21 |
Ìran sef is doing too much. What do they even need nuclear weapon for? Can't they emulate their neighbours; Qatar, UAE, Saudi. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes Strait Of Hormuz Again Over Attacks On Lebanon (Photos) by Mandate1: 3:31pm On Jun 21 |
Baxilexi: You’re ignorant or obtuse to the facts.
Hamas and Hezbollah use a tactic called asymmetric warfare. Launching attacks from civilian areas intentionally drawing return fire. It’s easy for any country to point fingers till it’s their turn. No matter how evil a person is sending out fighter jets and using heavy artillery to kill toddlers is a waste of money, time and resources. Secondly, in the Middle East the dynamics are different. The lines between military and non-military personals are blurred, this lowers the threshold for errors. Thirdly, it’s sad that America allows its media with false or skewed narratives to spread propaganda. The military report have shown how inhumane the enemies are. People don’t know that Lebanon as a whole is smaller than Lagos and if Isreal was intent on ethnic cleansing the war would’ve been over in a week.
Anyway, I urge Isreal to explore other strategies, work closely with the Lebanese government to eradicate Hezbollah from Lebanon. One innocent civilian caught in the crossfire is too weighty to be ignored. how can you say Lebanon is smaller than Lagos? It's 3x the size of LAGOS. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes Strait Of Hormuz Again Over Attacks On Lebanon (Photos) by Mandate1: 2:37pm On Jun 21 |
frankson1: This shouldn't have happened in the first place if Israel, who's looking for total regional dominance and trump didn't attack Iran unprovoked. October 7 attack on isreal years ago is what?.... |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes Strait Of Hormuz Again Over Attacks On Lebanon (Photos) by Mandate1: 2:30pm On Jun 21 |
frankson1: This shouldn't have happened in the first place if Israel, who's looking for total regional dominance and trump didn't attack Iran unprovoked. October 7 attack on isreal years ago is what?.... |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes Strait Of Hormuz Again Over Attacks On Lebanon (Photos) by Mandate1: 2:29pm On Jun 21 |
frankson1: This shouldn't have happened in the first place if Israel, who's looking for total regional dominance and trump didn't attack Iran unprovoked. October 7 attack on isreal years ago is what? |
Phones › Re: Please What Is Dubai Version Refurblished Phone? by Mandate1: 5:26pm On Jun 20 |
Olachase: But ham mk you con give us review review of sorrow and tears. Hahaha |
Business › Re: Price Of Different Drinks In March 2023(photo) by Mandate1: 2:35pm On Jun 20 |
HeatSeeker: Get over it jare. Things change. That is the nature of life in this physical world. must things change for the worst? |
Travel › Re: The 8 Victims Killed In The Crashed US B-52 Bomber On June 15 (Photos) by Mandate1: 10:06pm On Jun 18 |
ekineme: You care so much about the children but you forgot the thousands killed while protesting bad leadership or for not wearing hijab
Just same way you care about the women and children killed in gaza but the ones murdered in cold blood on Oct 7, is self defense.
You guys hypocrisy stink don't mind them. They all keep talking like Isreal just woke and started attacking Lebanon and Iran. |
Politics › Re: El-Rufai: 2027 May Be Nigeria’s Last Election – Arewa Youth Groups Warn by Mandate1: 9:25pm On Jun 18 |
Gotocourt: Nigeria needs true federalism.
True federalism is a system of government where power is constitutionally shared between a central national authority and constituent regional or state units. It emphasizes regional autonomy, where federating units control their local resources, and the central government manages strictly national issues like defense and foreign policy. that federalism is easier to practice on paper than reality. It's a very cumbersome system of govt. Only American and a minute others have been able to practice it. It works where different nations agree to come together and form a state, not like ours nations are forcefully fused together. Today the south is screaming federalism because oil is a major stay. If tomorrow the tides shifts, will the south wish for federalism? |
Politics › Re: Diezani Alison-madueke Reacts To UK Court Acquittal After 11-year Battle by Mandate1: 12:49pm On Jun 18 |
winterfell007: Chai!!! That means we all accused this woman falsely of stealing 20billion dollars. She should sue this yeye government for defamation of character. only people who don't know how dirty politics is blv those lies. Just the way they are peddling the former nnpc boss stole 210trn. Nigeria as a country under Buhari dint even have upto dat amount in our 8yrs budget, how come one person will steal such amount. Corruption? Yes, but the mammoth exaggeration is too much. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Access Bank Job Recruitment (9 Positions) by Mandate1: 9:41pm On Jun 17 |
flexyrule: We heard the same thing when Nigerian banks started acquiring ATMs in the late 90's. you dey mind them. Let the banks go just one week holiday and see the economy shaking. |
Politics › Re: 3,740 Repentant Boko Haram Members & Their Families Reintegrated In Borno by Mandate1: 7:23am On Jun 16 |
Adblg0610: Enemies caught alive or those that surrendered voluntarily, are regarded as POWs and international rules of engagement say they must be treated humanely in all circumstances. They must be protected against any act of violence, as well as against intimidation, insults and public curiosity. The minimum acceptable conditions of rehabilitation and reintegration must cover such issues as accommodation, food, clothing, hygiene and medical care. so terrorism is now a minor offense? |
Politics › Re: Kenneth Okonkwo Withdraws Support For Atiku by Mandate1: 7:33pm On Jun 15 |
AMINDA: From a strategic point of view, there's nothing for ADC in the Southeast. Obi made sure of it. Historically, the Southeast is also the only region that doesn't split their votes, although they almost always end up backing the wrong horse. Every other region in the country put their eggs in multiple baskets as a form of insurance except for the Southeast. In 2023, Atiku made Okowa from the Southsouth V.P and even though he didn't win Delta, he won Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa. Politics is not an emotional sport. before you say what you don't know, OBJ wọn Ojukwu in the entire South East region. |
Politics › Re: IMF Asks Tinubu To Impose Fuel, Telecom Taxes On Nigerians by Mandate1: 6:31pm On Jun 15 |
Jorussia: Some of u are so dull that I wonder if u take time to ever research in your life.Nigeria has never been a wealthy nation and as such we the citizens expect miracles that will never happen.In 2027,no matter who becomes president, another brave unpopular economic decision must be taken with regard to power distribution and taxation. now you're very smart, ain't you? You are so smart to say Nigeria is a poor nation, but fail to say that politicians should also be paid in same proportion. Why are our politicians being paid even more than rich nations? |
Politics › Re: IMF Asks Tinubu To Impose Fuel, Telecom Taxes On Nigerians by Mandate1: 3:52pm On Jun 14 |
nairalanda1: Tinubu should listen to the IMF and do it, and if he doesn't , whoever is taking over should listen to the IMF and do it, alongside fighting corruption
I know people will abuse me, and will call me names for my opinion, so let me drop some facts.
Our budget this year is: 68 trillion naira
Actual revenue available to fund this budget is : 33 trillion naira Deficit: 29 trillion naira...and to cover that deficit, that is where the loans come in.
Yes, oil revenue rose, but remember that we have a debt of about 150 trillion naira to pay for.
People like to abuse me on this site and call me agbadoe, but if it was Peter Obi, or Atiku in charge, based on what I know, I would give them the same advice. We all shout that we want government to stop borrowing, but when it comes to measures to stop borrowing, we suddenly become allergic to good advice
Tinubu is a bad leader, and I am not voting for him next year, by the way.
Nigeria has had this deficit problem for decades. Everytime earnings do not meet up with the budget, meaning we have to borrow. This is because of the fact that we rely on resources WHOSE PRICES WE DO NOT SET. We cannot set oil above the international price to fund our budget because our buyers will go and meet the cheaper option. Back when we had cotton, cocoa, palm oil, same thing. (Ghana some years ago raised prices of its cocoa to meet up with budget funding and buyers went to other countries, Nigeria included, to buy cheaper stuff).
Most of the rich and poor do not pay taxes, only people in formal employment pay PAYE taxes, and revenue from VAT was about 8 trillion naira , plus revenue from bank charges was around 4 trillion naira...for this budget.
And the 68 trillion naira is not enough for a nation of 230 million people. You can abuse me, but we are too big for the budget. And that budget is the money available before stealing and looting happens.
Y'all can abuse me, but we have to face cold reality.
Either we start listening to the IMF and fighting corruption, as well as improving taxation, or else, even if we vote Obi tomorrow, as i hope we all do, or Atiku tomorrow, or even Sowore, I guarantee that our debt would be 800 trillion naira in eight years time.
You are free to abuse me and call me names now, thank you. I no longer care.
If una no wan hear, then that means you should stop complaining about borrowing, because refusal to support improved taxation and anti-corruption measures means you support borrowing.
Again, I am voting for Obi next year, and in reality, I don't care about all your politicans. IF Obi fails, out he goes in four years, and so forth, until we get sane leadership. Maybe we go wait till the debt is 10000 trillion naira before we get our own MIlliei and LKY...it took Argentina to get into such severe debt that it was defaulting on payments, for them to wake up. Now their currency is strong and fiscal performance better, and eventually other areas will improve. why are they borrowing debts that are not sustainable? Tinubu removed subsidy yet had borrowed more than those that paid subsidy. Borrowing trillions to build a coastal road we do not need. All states in Nigeria are already connected by FG roads, why then do we need a coastal road? |
Politics › Re: IMF Asks Tinubu To Impose Fuel, Telecom Taxes On Nigerians by Mandate1: 3:50pm On Jun 14 |
nairalanda1: Tinubu should listen to the IMF and do it, and if he doesn't , whoever is taking over should listen to the IMF and do it, alongside fighting corruption
I know people will abuse me, and will call me names for my opinion, so let me drop some facts.
Our budget this year is: 68 trillion naira
Actual revenue available to fund this budget is : 33 trillion naira Deficit: 29 trillion naira...and to cover that deficit, that is where the loans come in.
Yes, oil revenue rose, but remember that we have a debt of about 150 trillion naira to pay for.
People like to abuse me on this site and call me agbadoe, but if it was Peter Obi, or Atiku in charge, based on what I know, I would give them the same advice. We all shout that we want government to stop borrowing, but when it comes to measures to stop borrowing, we suddenly become allergic to good advice
Tinubu is a bad leader, and I am not voting for him next year, by the way.
Nigeria has had this deficit problem for decades. Everytime earnings do not meet up with the budget, meaning we have to borrow. This is because of the fact that we rely on resources WHOSE PRICES WE DO NOT SET. We cannot set oil above the international price to fund our budget because our buyers will go and meet the cheaper option. Back when we had cotton, cocoa, palm oil, same thing. (Ghana some years ago raised prices of its cocoa to meet up with budget funding and buyers went to other countries, Nigeria included, to buy cheaper stuff).
Most of the rich and poor do not pay taxes, only people in formal employment pay PAYE taxes, and revenue from VAT was about 8 trillion naira , plus revenue from bank charges was around 4 trillion naira...for this budget.
And the 68 trillion naira is not enough for a nation of 230 million people. You can abuse me, but we are too big for the budget. And that budget is the money available before stealing and looting happens.
Y'all can abuse me, but we have to face cold reality.
Either we start listening to the IMF and fighting corruption, as well as improving taxation, or else, even if we vote Obi tomorrow, as i hope we all do, or Atiku tomorrow, or even Sowore, I guarantee that our debt would be 800 trillion naira in eight years time.
You are free to abuse me and call me names now, thank you. I no longer care.
If una no wan hear, then that means you should stop complaining about borrowing, because refusal to support improved taxation and anti-corruption measures means you support borrowing.
Again, I am voting for Obi next year, and in reality, I don't care about all your politicans. IF Obi fails, out he goes in four years, and so forth, until we get sane leadership. Maybe we go wait till the debt is 10000 trillion naira before we get our own MIlliei and LKY...it took Argentina to get into such severe debt that it was defaulting on payments, for them to wake up. Now their currency is strong and fiscal performance better, and eventually other areas will improve. you are bent on taxation and never care to talk about the main reason we keep borrowing. Why do we need over 400plus legislative members? Why do we need to budget billions for their cars anually? The main cost of governance is taken up by less than 10,000 people. This is where the main problem is. |
Sports › Re: Fifa Release Statement After World Cup Match Sees Thousands Of Empty Seats by Mandate1: 7:07pm On Jun 13 |
Seeplusplus: E no even do like say anything de happen sef
Very boring tournament beginning of every world Cup is boring. From the next round you'd see football kick in |
Romance › Re: "I Have Right To My Privacy"— Man Sends Back Girlfriend For Visiting Unannounced by Mandate1: 10:06pm On Jun 12 |
brain54: That man doesn't love, respect or value that woman...
If I'm that woman that's the last time I will step my foot in his place.
I'd do same as a man. How can I pay you a surprise visit and you begin to quote law and constitution. I would leave without even saying anything but you would beg me to come again! that guy is a cheat |
Politics › Re: Atiku Picks Amaechi As Vice President Nominee - The Guardian by Mandate1: 12:34pm On Jun 12 |
HIGHESTPOPORI: Ameachi can't lose as far as he is in the ballot,it will be difficult for Wike to rig Rivers this guys don't know fuel is 1400, to then fuel is still 180. The audacity for Tinubu winning it's for me |
Business › Re: Why Cooking Gas Will Remain Scarce, Expensive by Mandate1: 6:15am On Jun 09 |
CodeTemplar: A nation building pipeline to europe is lacking gas. ironically, the gas will be sold cheaper in Europe than it's sold here. We just have people occupying various positions but no leadership. They are only good at telling us petrol is cheaper in Nigeria than in UK without telling you the wage disparity is 10x different. |
Sports › Re: Christian Eriksen Collapses On Pitch During Friendly Match by Mandate1: 8:40pm On Jun 07 |
Time to call it quit Eriksen. |
Politics › Re: When A Thief Tells You To Go To Court, Know His Brother Is In Charge(GEJ)<video by Mandate1: 3:16pm On Jun 07 |
Shot fired at the Emilokan dem |
Phones › Re: MTN Speaks On 'Data Theft Allegations' by Mandate1: 3:13pm On Jun 07 |
Dpsychologist: Nairalanders do you agree with these explanations? very flimsy explanation. Why is the situation not the same on GLO data? Mtn na cheat |
Business › Re: Households Groan As Cooking Gas Price Hits ₦2,400/kg by Mandate1: 8:03am On Jun 07 |
Obaofaba: There are economic and security bandits who are hellbent on ensuring they make this man's government ungovernable.
But jagaban will triumph. the economic bandits removed subsidy? The economic bandits devaluad the currency? Get a life. |
Business › Re: Households Groan As Cooking Gas Price Hits ₦2,400/kg by Mandate1: 7:57am On Jun 07 |
Julius1995: The few people who are still bent on voting Tinubu, please on what logic are they making that irrational decision? Is it because they hate Nigeria and want to see it destroy? Because they have a pact with backwardness? Or any other asinine reasons?
Because at this stage, even tribalism and religious bigotry should not be cogent reasons for any rational human being to vote this terrorist organisation called APC. tribalism is the only reason anyone is supporting him, or those close to power and benefiting from it. |