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Lolzzzzz... Thoughts like this are the exact reason why people believe religion is solely responsibly for our backwardness and underdevelopment in this country. So instead of feasible and viable policies, it is alms giving that drives an economy? |
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forgiveness:Do you know what palliative measures mean Do U realise the govt have made u believe palliatives are food. What any normal or sane govt would do would have been to come up with measures and policies to help cushion the effect of the subsidy removal before going ahead to remove subsidy. The money they are sharing to imaginary poor people and the money they are wasting sharing rice and grains could have been better spent on subsidising transportation or providing trasport alternatives or options. Every business in dis country has a generator |
No you are not, you are the face of insecurity in Imo state |
Lolzzzz... This country is a joke. The govt's knee-jerk response each time tells u about how unprepared they are for anything. Majority of Nigerians are either unemployed, self employed or underemployed and are all affected by the inconsiderate policies of the govt. What exactly are the measures to alleviate their sufferings? One would have thought the govt had plans and measures in place to cushion the effect on transportation costs and inflation especially but instead they are busy bragging about sharing food to a select few and sharing monies to an imaginary populace. |
ChybuzzDD:He converted to electric, not gas |
FreeStuffsNG:I'll ignore your rantings because apparently there's something wrong in your head. I'm a major distributer and dealer with a well known brand in baking butter and other materials here in Nigeria. I'm not a jobless retard like you. |
GeneralPula:How can they change their mentality on imports? Policies in the country isn't favorable for production. Cost of production will cripple both buyers and sellers. If the govt wants to encourage local production let them stop lip service and put up measures, palliatives and incentives to encourage local production. It is cheaper to import than produce in this country despite the fact that we have all the raw materials |
The truth is that Nigeria happens to us all eventually one way or the other. In as much as hospitals fail time and time again in its duty which is saving lives, the fear of the Police and its unprofessional harassment is the beginning of wisdom for an average Nigerian |
Hope U have started earning ur own 6 figures |
Na normal thing na. Bwari, Kubwa, Kuje and those outskirts areas like Suleja are now under threat |
Can U imagine |
We are a very very very very foolish country and people that's why politicians take us for granted. What do you have to say to Labour that you can't tell them now You have people negotiating with them and yet you can't tell them what you want to tell them ? What then is the need of negotiating |
Bn |
Both whoever granted the interview and the madman interviewed deserved to be stoned |
I like the kind of opposition the Atiku camp of the PDP is playing and we all hope it is sustained for our own good. These people have taken lying and propaganda to a whole new level |
What exactly is the need to screen them?? Whether they are satisfied with them or not they'll still be asked to "Bow and Go" so why do we like wasting time and pretending to be doing the needful |
How many practicing nurses are actually registered nurses in this country? Infact apart from some major hospitals, how many hospitals these days employ registered nurses apart from auxiliaries. Many of us would want to allow emotions block our reasoning. Most of us go to our neighborhood "chemists" and pharmacies to get injections and drugs. |
Nigeria is one big shithole |
The kidnappings happening around Niger state and it's Abuja environs are becoming alarming. Suleja now records high profile kidnappings on a weekly basis |
If the Executive and Legislative is serious about doing something about the economic situation of the country, then they need to cut down of their useless expenses |
Welcome to the new Nigeria |
MS247:How una dey earn in dollars |
Na wa o |
Una dey mad. All this na arrangee.. They want to make Nigerians believe they are fighting the government. Warning strike today, deadlocked meeting tomoro, government agreement next tomorrow and then the cycle continues |
Nigerian laws need absolute revamp and review. Punishments for corruption, fraud and it's likes are a slap on the wrist while stealing a pot of soup could land someone reasonable sentence |
The sad truth is whether he disappeared or not, he's still entitled to a share of his Father's properties. Infact in Igbo culture as the first son he's the rightful owner of his Father's house |
The truth is dat Nigeria is a lawless country governed by lawless individuals who have no respect for both the constitution and the people. |
Lolzzzz... Na Mango or Watermelon dem discuss about ? |
She is mad.. They are all mad.. Her husband Japas to France and UK for medicals, their children and family members all skool abroad and all have dual citizenship and multiple passports ans yet she wants Nigerians to be patient and resilient. Until any of them stop going abroad for ordinary medicals, they have no moral justification to even question Nigerians going abroad for better lives |
Don't waste your time. The average Nigerian is blinded by ethnic and/or religious sentiments. It's even ironic that Nigerians who are clearly and highly divided along ethnic and religious lines in the same country will accuse "the whites" of racism against blacks |
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Do U realise the govt have made u believe palliatives are food. What any normal or sane govt would do would have been to come up with measures and policies to help cushion the effect of the subsidy removal before going ahead to remove subsidy. The money they are sharing to imaginary poor people and the money they are wasting sharing rice and grains could have been better spent on subsidising transportation or providing trasport alternatives or options. Every business in dis country has a generator