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Benin Republic sells cement cheaper than it is sold in Nigeria, despite our reserve of natural resources and internal production.
We might as well open our borders to cement importation to help the economy, since the federal government wants to kill everyone with taxes.

This government is now becoming like the Rehoboam govt.

To whom it may concern.

We will burn this country before anyone will tax me 15% on 3million.

Una go show me the letter wey una use employ me for work

Is BAPTISM as a whole, right or wrong?

The first person to enter heaven after The death of Christ, wasn't baptised.

CAF President Patrice Motsepe reveals that the AFCON will shift to a four-year cycle.
After the AFCON 2027 in Uganda , Kenya and Tanzania , the continental competition will be played the following year in 2028, 2032, 2036 etc.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) will move the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) to a four-year cycle after the 2028 edition and introduce an annual African Nations League from 2029 to align with the global football calendar. The decision aims to ease conflicts with European clubs over player availability and increase commercial appeal. 

New Competition Structure

Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) The tournament, traditionally held every two years since 1968, will have editions in 2027 and 2028, and then the subsequent tournament will be in 2032, moving to a quadrennial schedule thereafter.
The winner's prize money has been increased to $10 million starting from the 2025 edition.

African Nations League 
This new annual competition will commence from 2029 and is designed to provide regular, competitive matches for all 54 African nations.
The nations will be split into regional zones, with matches primarily played in the September, October, and November international windows, and the finals in November.
This competition is expected to generate new annual revenue streams to compensate for the reduced frequency of the AFCON.

I encourage us to visit the market when possible.

But truth is, the system has evolved. With a reliable dispatch rider, you can have items picked up and delivered without stress.

For people who value convenience, that option is already there.
On busy days, convenience wins.
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Count me out.

I'm not wasting a second of my time or data.

aribisala0:
I cannot respond if you don't communicate what is your point here?

I already answered what I meant by congestion, and I’ve moved past that point.

The headline was about the federal decision to activate other ports, and my response was that it’s a good national move — not a verdict on whether Lagos is capable or not.

Comparing Lagos to Rotterdam, Lomé or Felixstowe shifts the discussion from national logistics policy to a Lagos-only performance debate, which wasn’t my argument.

Even if Lagos could handle more volume, decentralising port activity is still economically and politically sound. Port policy is federal, regional demands are political, and infrastructure decisions should be made within a national logistics and infrastructure plan, not on the assumption that one state must absorb everything.

That’s the point I’m making.

aribisala0:
You don't know what you are talking about

Two things
1. Ease of clearing goods
2 Human and vehicular traffic around Lagos

What is responsible for the ease or lack of ease in clearing goods in Lagos and how is that congestion
Is it easier to clear goods at Onne


You have not told us what that has got to do with human and vehicular traffic around Lagos

You gave no facts or figures but I will give you some

1. FELIXSTOWE. is a town in the
United Kingdom it has a population under 30000. Processes About ~4 million. TEUS ANNUALLY that is about 4 million 20ft containers

The whole of Nigeria every port combined is about 1.5 million Teus


Based on. That statistic One efficiently run port can handle more than double what we are doing with no delays and issues of human or vehicular traffic

You have not shown any evidence of a link between the port and human or vehicular traffic


2. Lome in 2024 di 2 million Teus
Again more than the whole of Nigeria combined

Does Lome have those so called congestion issues

I am sure a very large number of those containers passing through Lome end up in Nigeria
3. Rotterdam does about FOURTEEN MILLION TEUS. nearly 10 times the whole of Nigeria
There are about 700000 people in that city
4. Antwerp is similar to Rotterdam over 13 million Teus


FACT CHECK MY CLAIMS

So Logically what other reason beside the ports explains why Nigerians are migrating to Lagos state

The migration is even much greater since 1991 when Lagos state stopped hosting the federal capital


Lagos stateis the best governed state in Nigeria and many other states especially the SE and North are hopeless wastelands


Deal with reality and stop projecting

WHAT IS THE POPULATION OF LOME


Everything you say has no evidence it is imagination


For your own research if you want to learn go and check the following for Singapore and compare to Lagos
Land Mass
Population
TEUS annually

Lagos is clearly the best state in Nigeria, despite her plenty lapses ‐ that have even resulted to human and vehicular traffic, and clearly incompetent port operations management....as you have alluded to.
However you're missing the point when you drive an agenda.
The objective take would be to ask, who is responsible for such projects and policies to drive it?
Federal government or the state?
What about the geopolical regions as represented at the Senate?

Port congestion may not even be a major point for the overall success of Lagos state.

That notwithstanding, if the regions want ports also, let them have it, and run it efficiently.
Any State well sited can have a dry port at least.

It's about time the Nation builds an infrastructure development plan of where we want to be as a nation,

aribisala0:
Please explain what you mean by congestion
Is this something you have heard others say or something you understand
In one or two sentences

What is congestion


What has congestion got to do with ports?

1 or 2 sentences...


The ease of clearing goods, as VDM complained, the human and vehicular traffic around Lagos as a whole, because every goods berths in Lagos can be eased, if other states carry the workload...

This is the way to go.
Lagos is congested, and have proven over the year, to be incapable of managing the stress.
It's high time president Tinubu diversifies and grow the cou try as a whole.
Lagos isn't the only state with connected waterways

Things are becoming tense everywhere...and if we don't have security, we don't have a country.

Good for the young lad.

As a super striker, let him add some stamina like Halland.
Kanu Nwankwo stature won't take you far.
All the best tho.

What are you saying na...writing in riddles and poetry, is that how to report a crime scene?!

Put specifics.
Name names, give locations...which one be Tiger base?

Make we go begin Google Tiger base ni.

Open your mouth and talk.
Come correct.

Don't come here to spread unnecessary panic esp it the east.
Boko haram and other Northern bandits are already terrorising the country.
If you're gonna finger Imo state, go for the clit.

Bro dey push him market....the morality of the fight no concern am, na him own fight promo be him business.

Good Money Move!

Here we go again....ama be bringing you the earliest goal highlights as always.

Stay tuned.



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Reno is simply acknowledging that Peter Obi has high international influence

It's not religious genocide but priests are being kidnapped daily.


Donald Trump didn't say he is coming to kill anyone, save the terrorists.

So why not work with them strategically to rid off terrorism?

We are against invasion, but not against tactical field support.

15. HomeDel Logistics 🇳🇬 — Nationwide last-mile delivery.

If you run a business or manage supplies, you’ve probably heard it:

“Logistics is eating deep into our profits.”

It’s not just talk — many vendors report that transportation and logistics alone contribute close to 40% of the total cost of production. That figure shows why pricing, margins, and customer experience are so tightly linked to how well logistics are run.

In logistics, there’s always a tug-of-war between cost and quality. Everyone wants lightning-fast delivery, careful handling, and real-time tracking — but at a bargain price.
It’s that age-old business paradox: “Can I get excellent service on a low budget?”

As someone who’s been on both sides of this equation — as a service provider and a coordinator — I’ve learned one simple truth: quality has a cost, and when it’s done right, it’s worth every naira.


💼 A Story from the Field

Not long ago, my team at HomeDel Logistics completed a delivery that went flawlessly. Timing, handling, communication — everything landed perfectly and the customer was delighted. But when we reviewed the numbers, the cost of achieving that perfection was higher than expected.

At first, it stung. Then it clicked: this is the real face of quality. The cost isn’t always visible in naira terms; it’s the peace of mind it gives customers and the trust equity it builds for your brand.

Because in logistics, success isn’t just moving goods — it’s moving trust, reliability, and consistency from one end to another.


🌍 How the Big Players Get It Right

Global players — Amazon, FedEx, DHL — balance cost and quality not by finding shortcuts, but by scaling smartly.
Their advantage is economies of scale: higher volumes reduce per-unit costs. Add technology — automated sorting, AI routing, predictive inventory — and efficiency compounds.

Still, they aren’t cheap. Their prices reflect major investments in people, systems, and reliability. You pay for peace of mind, not just movement.


🧭 The Principle: Quality Costs, But Poor Quality Costs More

Cut corners and hidden costs surface: delays, damaged goods, refunds, lost customers, and reputational cracks. Suddenly, the “cheap” option becomes the most expensive decision on the table.

At HomeDel Logistics, we manage this balance through data-driven routing, transparent coordination, and a trained team that treats every delivery as a brand moment.
Logistics isn’t just transport — it’s transferring trust.


⚙️ Technology — and the Human Touch

Technology saves time and cost — GPS, digital bookings, dashboards — but empathy still requires humans.
Our riders are trained ambassadors: they help set up gadgets, communicate respectfully, and deliver a customer experience that tech alone can’t provide.

It’s not cheap to sustain — but it’s the kind of value customers remember and recommend.


A Quick Lesson for Vendors

When choosing logistics partners, don’t just compare fees — compare outcomes.
Ask:

Will my goods arrive safely?

Will my customers feel respected?

Will my brand’s reputation remain intact?


If the answer to all three is “yes,” the cost is an investment — not an expense.


🏍 HomeDel’s Philosophy

> Deliver excellence. Sustain efficiency. Earn trust.

We don’t chase the lowest cost — we pursue the highest value. Because while cheap delivery may get your parcel across the street, quality logistics gets your business across the nation.


✍️ Final Thought

Balancing cost and quality is ongoing. The most sustainable logistics systems focus on creating scalable value, not just cutting costs. That’s the road HomeDel Logistics drives — one delivery, one satisfied client, one refined standard at a time.

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So this other post doesn't say it enough?

@nlfpmod

Great.

Good for the country.

Now, The Emergence of Cameroon can begin!

PeterObi4Presid:
Give us the second goal joor. God bless u

......incoming.

Hatrick ⚽️ ⚽️ ⚽️

See highlights of the first goal in 3mins from Osimhen.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6INhTs7HBUM

You think say una spiritual pass Benin Republic 🇧🇯

Remember Emmanuel Adebayor and his voodoo dòom

No stress yourself.
Go enter ABC Transport, they'll take care of all your travel needs and prerequisite

You guys hid our history.
We don't even know where we are coming from...who we were...no foundation.
We're starting afresh to build again- even an identity.

There ought to be a thousand and one running documentaries about Nigerian history being taught in schools, esp at their impressionable age.

SeeWahala:
Na your type dey always make mouth say 'money na water' outside but for inside house na garri and groundnut you dey swallow steady

lol 😂😆 2 million on nights out after 'big win' lol na arsenal or Chelsea win? 🤔

Alaye calm down jare!

You and who dey argue dat mumu talk?!

2 million na money, but now, it can't really buy much in some class of spendings.

Firstly, I don't know why the need for the fanfare around these things.
Well, we are all entitled to our joy and milestones.

However, 2million no be money again guys!

1m is spent on one night out with the team...After a big win.
2m is nada

HeadBoy9:
Op is smarter than you lots. Look how easily they generated conversation... You were psyched!

You just added to þhe conversation.

Both you the spotter, and me, the correcter have invariably joined to give the post more engagement.

The best bet was to leave others to their folly and swipe.

That said, I wonder how we'd describe the next bunch that follows the same pattern, after reading this post.

Nigerians what's the end of this guy's matter?
Atiku of NANS
Has he had his day in court?

Even VDM no do follow up again.