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Politics › Re: Ibrahim Babangida Says Amotekun Not Viable, Advises South-west Governors by Mcreloaded(m): 6:33pm On Jan 14, 2020

Nothing good comes easy this i know.
With time they will get it right and other states can copy the idea.

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Politics › Re: NWC Members Revolt Against Oshiomhole by Mcreloaded(m): 4:59pm On Jan 14, 2020

If not for the hunger in the country,. Nigerian politics can be likened to a soap.opra or even a season film.
No dull moment in. Nigerian politics

Politics › Re: Customs Generates N1.3tr In 2019, Exceeds Target By N404bn by Mcreloaded(m): 5:32pm On Jan 13, 2020

Mcreloaded:
Goodmorning bro and sorry for bringing this here.
Please
Thanks.

Politics › Re: Customs Generates N1.3tr In 2019, Exceeds Target By N404bn by Mcreloaded(m): 5:31pm On Jan 13, 2020

ReeLoaDead:
Sorry bro, I don’t know anyone.

Thanks man

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Politics › Re: Customs Generates N1.3tr In 2019, Exceeds Target By N404bn by Mcreloaded(m): 9:00am On Jan 13, 2020

ReeLoaDead:
So you are going to use age?
What happened in the 70s? Why was Nigeria's economy booming then and the Naira stronger than the dollar? You see where your "age theory" is FLAWED? You comparing Nigeria to USA from 200 years ago is just plain embarrassing

Goodmorning bro and sorry for bringing this here.
Please do you by any chance knows someone that does hire purchase to persons who want to go into Uber or Taxify, as i am interested.
Thanks.

Politics › Re: Miyetti Allah Bans Night Grazing Nationwide by Mcreloaded(m): 6:10pm On Jan 09, 2020

Was not aware cattle herders graze their cattle at night.

Guess its because of the area i live

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Nairaland General › Re: Strange Creature Caught In My Village by Mcreloaded(m): 6:07pm On Jan 09, 2020

Ebola loading.
Thank God its in our nature to over cook if not all these creatures nairalanders are eating can cause serious sickness worse than Ebola the like the world have ot seen before

Politics › Re: Oil Price: FG Revenue Shrinks As Petrol Subsidy Rises by Mcreloaded(m): 8:47am On Jan 08, 2020

Gwilym:
I don't think Dangote would have much effect. The guy has loans to pay, and he has to pay his employees in the refienry a decent salary..and then there is the refienry maintenance costs....

So, not much effect, am afraid.

Then how will he settle all these financial burden where our own refineries have failed again and again.
Unless there is something he knows that we dont know.
Will he sell the oil to Nigeria in dollars or Naira, will government subsidise the oil they will buy from him albeit cheaper as cost of shipping the oil is out of the equation or will government do to oil what they did to cement that gave Dangote the edge over cement importation then why did government not do the same for our own refineries.
As far as I am concerned the refineries should all be sold and let there be competition.
The issue of subsidy is still there and yet Dangote is building a massive refinery here in Nigeria where other investors fear to tread. So whats his end game

Politics › Re: Oil Price: FG Revenue Shrinks As Petrol Subsidy Rises by Mcreloaded(m): 8:28am On Jan 08, 2020

Gwilym:
What's reduced is the smuggling of oil across the border...to the tune of 6 million litres of fuel per day...out of about 50-70million liters of fuel per day...which while welcome, isn't enough in savings.

But the border closure is being used as a means to avoid the alternative, removing fuel subsidy, which would actually end smuggling across the broder.

(I mean, I buy subsidesed Nigerian fuel at N140-5 NAIRA in Nigeria, head to Niger, Benin or Cameoon and sell at N300...their offical price...and above...that's a decent profit there.)

On subsidy removal you are very right as Nigeria cannot grow subsidising oil at this rate.
Then whats the solution, upgrade our customs, make our refineries work, remove oil subsidy etc.
The mistake was made when the elite and politicians and labour ganged up against Jonathan when he tried removing subsidy and as such how can Nigerians believe our present government that was against oil subsidy removal then to now want to remove the same subsidy.
Lets be patient and see what effect Dangote refinery will have on this issue.
We know subsidy is a scam

Politics › Re: Oil Price: FG Revenue Shrinks As Petrol Subsidy Rises by Mcreloaded(m): 7:56am On Jan 08, 2020

Excuses being made in advance to cover up the planned looting from the impending war between Iran and USA that will make oil prices go up.
They forgot they told Nigerians that consumption of oil has reduced since the border closure.
The question now is, if the consumption of oil has reduced because of border closure ...........

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Travel › Re: Nigerians going to US reduce sharply, largest global drop-off by Mcreloaded(m): 6:18pm On Jan 03, 2020

Wonder how it affects airline companies that spend big on airplane and no passenger

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Politics › Re: Lagos Council Suspends NUTRW, RTEAN Activities Over Gang War by Mcreloaded(m): 8:35pm On Dec 18, 2019

Lagos should borrow a leaf from Edo state on how transportation use scratch card and do away with agbero.
I know its not possible but at the same time agberoism cant be sustained in this modern world.

Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Mcreloaded(m): 8:33am On Dec 16, 2019

Fake news

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Business › Re: Inflation Ravages Ghana’s Economy by Mcreloaded(m): 6:17pm On Dec 11, 2019

Here in Nigeria we are looking for investors and there in Ghana they are busy closing shops of Nigerian in investors which has always helped their economy to grow.
We know the border closure also contributed but its not wise to drive away Nigerians who we know spend heavily any where they are.
Just saying my own sha.

Politics › Re: Gombe Gov Promises To Construct 100km Road In Each LG, Flags-off 21km In Balanga by Mcreloaded(m): 7:45am On Dec 11, 2019

Next should be zambuk in yamaltu deba local government area.
Balanga really need this road sha.
Lots of food on these areas like tomatoes and watermelon etc

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Travel › Re: My Experience Living And Working In The UAE by Mcreloaded(m): 7:31pm On Dec 09, 2019

Kufie:
So sad that Champagnemami couldn’t finish this thread in peace and has probably unfollowed the topic.

Lionlee216 and others who felt they had negative things to contribute are very irresponsible people. This is her story, go and write about yours too.

I come and tire. They wont let the OP finish her story and the worst of them are those that quote long epistle and end up saying rubbish.
These are the type you wish never to watch a movie with because they will bombard you with stupid questions.
I hope she comtinues

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Education › Re: OAU Will Exit National Grid By December 31 — VC by Mcreloaded(m): 7:03am On Dec 09, 2019

eduman365:
Independent power projects, especially at state level would have been the most sensible solution to the power problem in Nigeria. But the greedy mafia at the federal level always want to stagnate things in the country...

Niger Delta can generate its own electricity easily, Lagos can, even most parts of the North can create solar farms and take advantage of the vast desert lands they have, all that, added to what the National grid has would have solved our power issues...

Kudos to OAU. Great uni!!!

You think Federal government dont know what they are doing? If they make it easy for states and other business to have electricity the know NEPA abi na PHCN will be like water board since everyone can now sink bore hole.

Crime › Re: 2 Men 'Killing People With Charms' In Anambra Caught & Handcuffed (Photos) by Mcreloaded(m): 8:28pm On Dec 08, 2019

Like some persons are saying that voodoo can not be proved in court, but they can be charged and sentenced for trespassing and digging up people's compound to burry charms
without permission which i believe is an offence.
In other words evil does not pay. It is good to be good always.

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Celebrities › Re: Charly Boy On Smoking Weed: Fela No Smoke Igbo Pass Me, Naira Marley Apprentice by Mcreloaded(m): 6:02pm On Dec 08, 2019

With this self confession can NAFDAC make an arrest and will Charley boy be sentenced by a court.
Just asking.
I come and imagine some one claiming he did worse crime than another person

Properties › Re: Lagosians To Obtain Licence To Drill Borehole From 2020 by Mcreloaded(m): 8:56am On Dec 07, 2019

Solar panels and inverters should be licenced before any installation in Lagos state, because many installed panels are fake and destroy the ozone layer leading to climate change.
Lagos state government should add generator to also be licenced.
Stupid government not be only boy hole na girl hole

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Culture › Re: N137 000 Community Bride Price Scrapped by Mcreloaded(op): 5:57pm On Dec 04, 2019

clarocuzioo:
So there are places where #135,000 is paid for bride price in the north? Am shocked, but the south east has been insulted because people think their bride price is high.
Hmmm #INSIDELIFE

N137 000, the law was passed some few months ago which discouraged lots of young men to marry 8n the community.
But thank God the law has been cancelled and all roads lead to kera village in Kano state, need i say more

Culture › N137 000 Community Bride Price Scrapped by Mcreloaded(op): 5:30pm On Dec 04, 2019

Authorities in northern Nigeria have suspended a bride-price levy imposed by a village chief following a public outcry.

Residents of Kera village in Kano state complained that the 137,000 naira ($375; £300) levy, to be paid by the groom to the bride's family, had prevented marriages from taking place.

Maigida Adamu, the chairman of the local government authority for the area, said the chief made a "mistake" by imposing the levy.

"He didn’t consult us before his imposition. I have therefore suspended it and I have formed a seven-man committee to review his actions

Isah Yusuf, who lives in the village, welcomed the decision, saying the community was opposed to the levy.

No-one has been married in the village for the past four months after the chief, Ado Sa'id, imposed the fee after scrapping the old custom of the groom giving presents like furniture and kitchenware to the bride's family.

He argued that that the levy was cheaper and would make marriages easier.

But one villager, Isah Kera, said the new rule had forced some couples to go and get married elsewhere.

Another villager, Sani Kera said he had five children who were ready for marriage, but the bride-price levy had made them suspend their plans.

Crime › Re: Lady Stabs Her Husband-To-Be Dead With A Knife In Anambra (Graphic Photos) by Mcreloaded(m): 8:03pm On Dec 03, 2019

When you meet a bitter woman especially those ones over due for marriage then sorry is your case

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Politics › Re: APC: We’re Worried That No Party Is Playing Opposition Role, by Mcreloaded(m): 7:45pm On Dec 03, 2019

The old question is who will bell the cat.
Its safer to be in the ruling party than to be in opposition other wise he who goes to equity should go with clean hands.

Christianity Etc › Re: Man Sentenced To Death For Farting In Mosque During Ramadan by Mcreloaded(m): 1:10pm On Dec 03, 2019

Am just confused on what to comment.
When i was thinking i have seen it all Musa is once again perplexed with this news.
Wonders they say shall never end.

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