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You mean im mansion abi? This guy side hustles sha... Real example of diversify your hustle... One minute police, the next moment obioma, before you blink twice el chapo abi na Pablo Esco |
This is not about apology. It should be about accountability. They should make public the person(s) responsible for the importation and clearance of the methanol laden petrol. Next, they'll have to make good the damages caused by the bad petrol in terms of damaged cars, and the hardship brought by their negligence nay conspiracy. In the long run, I see this as a precursor to the introduction of hike in price of petroleum products. |
Doesn't exist. |
How did it pass quality tests that it ended up in our fueling stations? That should be a more critical issue to focus on and not some praise singing and ass lickit |
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Destiny. This is believed to be a preordained end or outcome of an event or activity or a persons life . We all know that a person's life are mostly a sum of their choices and decisions. If we agree to this, then there's no way predestination can be real well except in the case of programmed algorithms. This brings us to freewill. In its most basic understanding, freewill is the perceived freedom from influence an individual enjoys when making a choice or decision. As an individual makes it through life from infancy to adulthood, information and experiences are stored away in a person's subconscious which they may be oblivious of. Environmental influence and others come in here. Most individuals make their decisions based off of these feeds even without their knowledge. Its even well known that hormones also affect decisions. Theses are age long information etched into our DNA which sort of functions like a computer algorithm. So when a person makes some choices, they may not really be making really free choices but rather just adhering to the prompting from millennia old information stored up in our DNA. To further buttress this, have you ever given it a thought why at every instant, we are bombarded with a deluge of trains of thoughts which can be cataclysmic? Most times, the battle is focusing and developing one train of thought while shutting out the rest. I can't tell you what's responsible for the ability of humans to have that much source of input of information, but I can tell you that we barely make freewill decisions. A lot of external influence are involved. Stellar360: |
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Perks of being in government |
Wake up people. Stop being Guinea pig |
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Yu nwa wu Onye Agbor elebe? iceylyn: |
Daaru nwene. Asusum wu Ika (Agbor). Mwu Onye Ika. Onyenna: |
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I think Atiku's time is up. He should be honourable in letting the party field another candidate and with the feelers coming in, this is not a northern affair, he should just rest, he had his go at it, too bad, he couldn't clinch it. Plus he's getting too old. Its time these old school politicians give way for younger, dynamic candidates with proven records and integrity. |
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I greet you too nwene. Aani? cugardmalino: |
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Are they not all results of a corrupt and failed system? Why would a building owner be able to cut corners with substandard materials, unqualified workmen, and unapproved building plans? Bifwoli: |
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In my dialect, there's a saying that goes thus; Onye meke ihan, ome onwe. Loosely translates to "in an attempt to get at someone, you may end up doing yourself in. Some laws are actually meant to protect us from ourselves. |
Corruption. Are they not all results of a corrupt and failed system? Why would a building owner be able to cut corners with substandard materials, unqualified workmen, and unapproved building plans? We try to be "smart" not knowing we're either smarting ourselves to the grave or endangering the lives of others. Building codes and regulations are implemented for a damn reason. The other day, we were marveling at the construction of a 93 floor storey building in the US, but here, we can't get a few floors right because we are "smart". |
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No. Except you can overlook her laissez faire attitude, Advance at your own peril. |
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