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VirtuosoB:
Pardon me, but are you insinuating that being a virgin equates to being pure?

lastempero:
My prayer is that Basel will just win man city for me today

Narldon:



How does Tobi's Parents' Wealth affect Buhari's Journey back to Daura in 2019?

LordAdam16:
You accepted these conditions of your own free volition.

Now stick your word and call it a day!

F**L!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You accepted these conditions of your own free volition.

Now stick your word and call it a day!

F**L!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You accepted these conditions of your own free volition.

Now stick your word and call it a day!

F**L!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You accepted these conditions of your own free volition.

Now stick your word and call it a day!

F**L!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
It is very clear you do not intend to stick to your word!

Au revoir!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You accepted these conditions of your own free volition.

Now stick your word and call it a day!

F**L!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
There it is in bold!

Now can you see you are F**L!

Now that I've shown you, let me explain it.

Because of the fierce policy debate on subsidy in 2015 between APC and PDP, with Buhari famously saying he doesn't know what subsidy means; marketers were unsure if they'll be paid if Buhari wins or takes power. And since the same marketers who imported diesel imported fuel, the uncertainty caused them to extend the hoarding from petrol to diesel and even aviation fuel.

Now honor your words and call it a day.

It has been there, I clearly told you the answer was in the first answer, yet you were unable to find it.

You are a F**L! If you can't find something as simple as this after so long, you should simply GTFO and call it a day.

Only you've accepted you've been yarning crap, now you've agreed you're a F**L!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
Prove that banks and institutions closing shop early because they were not been able to assess diesel which is a deregulated product did not affect the GDP growth rate.

I'm waiting!

Show us all how intelligent you are.


-Lord

LordAdam16:
It was in 2015 that everyone was scared if the country was going to spiral into another civil war, where the opposition for the first time in the history of the nation promised to set up a parallel government even if they lost. People were leaving the country in droves as the airports were packed not minding the dollar scarcity then. Oil marketers hoarded and diverted their products as they weren't sure of subsidy payments which led to unprecedented scarcity of both petrol and even diesel that was deregulated.



-Lord

LordAdam16:
So you're saying, you accept you are a F**L who cannot read and understand and would call it a day if I show it to you?

I have to spell it clearly, before you start dancing about again.

-Lord

LordAdam16:
Find it ID*OT!

I've given you more than 5 tries now.

If I have to show it to you, would you accept you are a F**L and call it a day?

IMB*CILE!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
Question 1: What specific effect did the hoarding of Diesel have on an election year that it won't have on any other year?

[b]Answer: You asked me to explain why there was a plunge in the GDP quarterly growth rate in the first half of the election year. And I told you one of the reasons (amongst several others, one of which is that all election years except 2003 had falling GDP quarterly growth rates), is that hoarding of diesel grounded commercial/economic activity (banks and corporations closed early) and this affected the growth rate.


-Lord

LordAdam16:
NO! You are truly a compound f**l. As clear as my explanation, this is how your brain processed it. ANIMAL!

Show me where I said it was specifically deregulation of diesel that affected the quarterly growth rate in 2015 election year?

COW!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
F**L!

It's not my fault you can't read and understand.

Simply show me where I said it was specifically deregulation of diesel that affected the quarterly growth rate in 2015 election year.

That should not be hard for you.

If you can't show it to me, can you finally accept that you are an ID*OT and call it a day!

I typed multiple paragraphs to explain one thing. I repeated myself again by answering your questions in a clear Q&A format. I even asked you if you understood what I said.



Yet you did not get it. And you did not open up that you did not understand it after 3 tries. That is not my fault. Because it is clear English, not Arabic. Now, like the first time, you have held on to something that I did not say.

This time you must produce it and if you can't, then it's obvious you are an ID*OT. Do it a first time, I can call it a mistake. But a single time, it shows this is a deliberate attempt by you to troll. So since you want to troll, go the full length and expose your stupid*ty.

COW!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
[b]Answer: You asked me to explain why there was a plunge in the GDP quarterly growth rate in the first half of the election year. And I told you one of the reasons (amongst several others, one of which is that all election years except 2003 had falling GDP quarterly growth rates), is that hoarding of diesel grounded commercial/economic activity (banks and corporations closed early) and this affected the growth rate.


-Lord

LordAdam16:
You asked me to explain myself after admitting you were yarning crap all this while. I've done so. In detail.

Even a grade 5 kid can understand my point.

So if you can't see it, it's not my fault you were born with a single digit IQ.

And you've continued typing nonsense because you have no point to make.

Question 1: What specific effect did the hoarding of Diesel have on an election year that it won't have on any other year?

Answer: You asked me to explain why there was a plunge in the GDP quarterly growth rate in the first half of the election year. And I told you one of the reasons (amongst several others, one of which is that all election years except 2003 had falling GDP quarterly growth rates), is that hoarding of diesel grounded commercial/economic activity (banks and corporations closed early) and this affected the growth rate.

Can you understand that simple explanation, M*RON!

Question 2: Was diesel deregulated in anytime close to 2015 that the effect of this deregulation began to have this effect you claim?

Answer: How does this relate to the explanation I just gave? What is this question about even? Why are you trying so hard to sound stup*d!

Keep yarning crap! It is your specialty! You've already agreed to it.

COW!

I'd so humiliate you, you'd hate yourself for making a retort when you did not the mental capacity to keep it going!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
To your question:

Here's my first statement regarding that:



And here's my second statement regarding that:



You should already understand the point. But I know you're daft and would not see it until I break it down into morsels for you.

That statement is practically, "Prove that banks and institutions closing shop early did not affect the GDP growth rate."

But I had to give you the reason why they were closing shop early.

The reason was that "they were not been able to [access] diesel."

And I described diesel as a deregulated product which it is.

Now why did I include that information?

Because as a deregulated product, it operated in the free market economy. The government did not regulate its price and there was practically no reason for its scarcity. At the worse, it should have become more expensive, rather than scarce.

However, because of the uncertainty of receiving their overbloated subsidy claims and the fact that the same oil marketers who imported diesel imported petrol, they extended the hoarding of petrol to diesel (a deregulated product).

Hoarding petrol is bad enough. But hoarding diesel led to banks and other corporations closing their doors early, and economic activity decreased heavily. It even extended to aviation fuel.

Here's a link:

http://sweetcrudereports.com/2015/05/25/petroleum-scarcity-cripples-economic-activities-in-nigeria/

This certainly contributed to the quarterly GDP growth plunge. Of course, it was not the only contributing factor (as I know you may misread that and later say I said it was the sole reason, since you lack sense).

Now that I've explained this, can you "Prove that banks and institutions closing shop early, because they were not been able to assess diesel (which is a deregulated product), did not affect the GDP growth rate."

See how STUP*D I've made you appear.

COW!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
To your question:

Here's my first statement regarding that:



And here's my second statement regarding that:



You should already understand the point. But I know you're daft and would not see it until I break it down into morsels for you.

That statement is practically, "Prove that banks and institutions closing shop early did not affect the GDP growth rate."

But I had to give you the reason why they were closing shop early.

The reason was that "they were not been able to [access] diesel."

And I described diesel as a deregulated product which it is.

Now why did I include that information?

Because as a deregulated product, it operated in the free market economy. The government did not regulate its price and there was practically no reason for its scarcity. At the worse, it should have become more expensive, rather than scarce.

However, because of the uncertainty of receiving their overbloated subsidy claims and the fact that the same oil marketers who imported diesel imported petrol, they extended the hoarding of petrol to diesel (a deregulated product).

Hoarding petrol is bad enough. But hoarding diesel led to banks and other corporations closing their doors early, and economic activity decreased heavily. It even extended to aviation fuel.

Here's a link:

http://sweetcrudereports.com/2015/05/25/petroleum-scarcity-cripples-economic-activities-in-nigeria/

This certainly contributed to the quarterly GDP growth plunge. Of course, it was not the only contributing factor (as I know you may misread that and later say I said it was the sole reason, since you lack sense).

Now that I've explained this, can you "Prove that banks and institutions closing shop early, because they were not been able to assess diesel (which is a deregulated product), did not affect the GDP growth rate."

See how STUP*D I've made you appear.

COW!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You don jump leave the other one come here.

It is a very simple thing F*CKTARD.

Prove NBS data proof that Q2 2015 GDP growth rate was 2.54% or 2.57%?

Very simple question and answer, you'd beat around the bush. In the end, you'll agree you "yarned balls."

Have you not suffered enough humiliation for one day?

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You've finally accepted you yarned balls for not being able to read and understand my statement.

Are you also going to accept you "yarned balls" when you said Q2 2015 GDP growth rate is 2.54% (or 2.57%)?

After you accept that gaffe, I'll explain my sentence to confirm your idi*cy and call it a day!

Sounds fair no?!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
And I am waiting for your NBS data that proves that the quarterly growth rate for Q2 2015 was 2.54% or 2.57%.

I'm still waiting!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
Was I the one who said this?



Since you are the one that said that, simply explain how the sentence I made was using deregulation as an excuse?

You can't wriggle out of this one. It is the final nail on your coffin!

Cret*nous COW!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
F**L!

Instead of typing three long lines of unformatted trash, simply show how the sentence uses deregulation as an excuse.

Don't deflect.

You asked me here to explain a position you had:



I explained and proved you to be a ret*rd!

Now I'm asking you to explain, and you're crawling into a cocoon. You started this nonsense, see it to the end.

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You said I made an excuse, I said show me the excuse, you can't show me.

Prove that I made that excuse. It should not be hard for you.

You took Use of English in JAMB/UTME. Simply explain that sentence and show how deregulation was used as an excuse. Because I won't keep typing stuff to a person bereft of common sense.

I'd rather expose your idiocy!

Always jumping from pillar to post.

COW!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
M*RON!

How can you read that statement and pick up deregulation as an excuse? In fact, what about that sentence made deregulation an excuse?

Interpret that statement in words and point out how the statement was about deregulation being used as an excuse. Okponu!

No wonder you've been dancing from pillar to post, can't read charts, can't verify the actual GDP growth rate, and can't present any explanation.

If you can't understand a sentence, why not ask for clarification rather than make a f**l of yourself?

COW!

LordAdam16:
Daft M*RON!

Where in that sentence did I give deregulation as an excuse?

Read that sentence again and ask yourself if you're normal for picking deregulation as an excuse from it!

COW!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
Prove that banks and institutions closing shop early because they were not been able to assess diesel which is a deregulated product did not affect the GDP growth rate.


-Lord