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Tell him to get himself a girlfriend. All these long talks are not good for anyone.

goshen26:
Nigeria Summary!!!


Steal small money and get burnt by angry mob

Steal big money and get small wahala from EFCC then set free to eat ur money

Do you know anyone that he/she stole from?

flokii:
The clause stated clearly that Chinese can take possession of any asset (e.g. airports, seaports, LNG etc.) other than diplomatic and military assets. It didn't state that they will only go after what they built.

Please stop being clever by half.. we're literates and we are not fools.

They can take over anything to use to recoup what they're owed. It's called collateral. Banks do that all the time. A collateral is not usually what a loan was used to acquire. Have you really ever taken a bank loan? They know that most of the things loans are used for don't generate money. They're not dumb.

Unlike banks, they are not taking permanent possession of such assets. They take over the management of such assets, and the money generated from the assets are used for debt repayment. You can easily verify that from other African nations that have defaulted

flokii:
Please loud it..

Amaech or anyone has no right to sign off Nigeria's sovereignty (in whatsoever context) to chinko slave traders. If not that Amaechi is an imbec.ile, how will any right thinking person see nothing wrong in non-Nigerians taking over assets in Nigeria (what sort of useless people do we have as leaders sef).

Is it until they take over the useless railways that will be outdated and obsolete in no distant future, take over all our airports, seaports, Customs etc. and even natural resources like gold (which they have been stealing secretly), oil and gas resources and the numerous others we are blessed with that our eyes will clear?

What stops Nigeria from generating her own financial capacity and needs from food and natural resources processing rather than selling ourselves off for useless modernized locomotives.

We know their plans, take loans, share it amongst themselves (unrepentant looters) abandon the projects and let China come in and enslave our coming generations. BASTARDS!

With all the money stolen under GEJ, Diezani and Patience Jonathan's loots, returned Abacha loot, NNPC missing billions and NEDC, NDDC billions that can't be accounted for would have transformed this country into the envy of the whole world. Very useless set of people

A country that has Oil and is one of the richest in the world with abundant mineral and natural resources suddenly turned beggar, taking loans and ceding sovereignty.

It's a form of collateral security. Banks do this too. Money lending is not charity work. Haven't you heard of seized property before? I mean the ones seized by AMCON?

For every loan, there must be a plan B on the part of the lender.

Even bank sef, if you default, you go collect. Then you expect a nation to let you go free. Abeg, change your weed.

pacespot:
I HOPE THIS IS NOT TARGETED AT ME COS I'M ABOUT TO RENT A NEW APARTMENT

It's not much. If you're not renting for more than 7 years at a go, you pay 0.78%. For example, if your rent is 1m, you'll pay 7800 Naira only.

Osyxcel:
How will you go with 0.78% when it's not a lease agreement?

Is there any landlord that will sign an agreement of 7 years with you?

Not 7 years. It's 0.78% if the term is between 0 and 7 years

abdullahi45:
Chief, stop eluding this like a virus escaping the immune system.. Provide your the reference to your claim joor

Ok

abdullahi45:
Sure I know that. My point is you said it has been debunked to be effective against Gonorrhea. So I am asking for your evidence..

Don't you have data? Just Google it.

abdullahi45:
Young man you must show me the evidence debunking its antimicrobial importance

Antimicrobial doesn't mean it works against all microbes. It's something you can easily Google if you really want to learn about it.

abdullahi45:
Where is your evidence?

Look for it. It's not hard to find

abdullahi45:
I won't be surprised. Evident of the antimicrobial potential possessed by Garlic

It's not true at all. It has been debunked. It can only act as palliative but cannot kill the organism behind the disease. Absence of symptoms doesn't mean the microbe is gone.

kikero:
The problem is the woman did not do a randomised controlled trial, comparing the drugs with a placebo or with other drugs.

Especially as lots of people recover from covid without taking these drugs

So, until she does a dobule blinded RCT, she is talking nonsense

And so far, the available information from actual trials of chloroquine and zinc show that the regimen don't have much effect

As in eh. The same Covid-19 people have been recovering from with taking any medicine.

I don't take any of those guys making YouTube video seriously, even if they're doctors. I just look at the researches that have been conducted. That's how they said garlic can cure Gonorrhea.

lexy2014:
How do u now want them to eat money?

They have salary and allowances. They also make money from lobbyists. Power naturally brings money, even without corruption.

frankmoney:
They should ban constituency projects . Lawmakers have no business doing projects .. thier job is to represent the interests of thier people and make laws .

It's just senseless. A lawmaker should only be concerned with laws.

Is this one not a youth?

lexy2014:
If u feel that d purpose of an article is d headache, then u shouldn't be reading d article or talking about it. U should leave d article for it's author to read. U claim to hate

Hate? Baba, easy na.

Only the author can tell why he wrote an article. It's his headache. I just found the headline interesting. That's why I read the article. Anyone could author anything. I read the ones that interest me. The motive or intention of the author, is his headache. I wouldn't bother myself with that. I don't even know who the author is.

lexy2014:
Am not sure what dick sucking has got to do with d discussion.on Can answer d questions I asked in my comment cos all u did at best was avoid yet u are drawing conclusions:

Simple analogy, you still don't get.

It's just a CV thing. State all relevant academic history. It's up to everyone to decide what's relevant. The mistake some people make is think not graduating, despite attending, dents your CV. It doesn't. Everything on your CV adds weight to your CV. Even that withdrawal/expulsion from university will add weight to your CV. It says something about you. It makes you stand out among the crowd.

The purpose of an article is the headache of the author. I just hate misinterpretation of facts, for whatever reason. The author did that, and I reacted to that.

lexy2014:
D author didn't say obasa graduated from law school. Can u show me were d author categorically said that obasa graduated from law school? Do u understand what it means to use d website as a reference? Pls read again and notice d choice of words:

"He is also described on the Assembly's website as graduating from the Nigerian Law School in 2007, a year after he obtained a Bachelor of Law degree from the Lagos State University".

If on a C.V. u put d year of graduation from an institution, what is ur intent? If u didn't graduate from an institution, what is d essence of putting it on ur C.V.? Are u familiar with how C.V.s are written? Pls what is d whole idea behind d article? Do u no d essence of d article?

The author said that. You even quoted where said it. The website didn't say so. Whatever an article said that doesn't correlate with what's on the referenced website is just the author spewing BS. You can't say a website said what it clearly didn't say and still claim to referencing the website.

If a reference is false, the falsehood becomes the opinion of that person who made the reference. I can as well say, "according to Google, your father sucks dicks for a living". That would be invalid, and hence just my opinion of your father. You can hold me responsible for calling your father a cöcksücker

lexy2014:
And that is d point of d whole article. That's y I said earlier that u didn't read both d article & d C.V. intently:

Pls read again an excerpt from d article:

"He is also described on the Assembly's website as graduating from the Nigerian Law School in 2007, a year after he obtained a Bachelor of Law degree from the Lagos State University".

Pls take note of d words used by d author of d article. Did d author of d article say that obasa graduated from law school or it used d assembly's website as it's reference? So who come fail exam now?

The author was wrong. The website didn't say he graduated from law school in 2007. It says he left law school in 2007. That is, the last year he spent in law school was 2007. There are many ways to leave a school. Graduating is just one of them.

The author said that he graduated. The website didn't say that. It's very clear you can't still see it. Oh, you're thinking leaving an institution is synonymous with graduating from the institution. Until you finish every every, you never graduate

lexy2014:
So answer other items I asked earlier:

"The years he spent in law school: 2007."

How's that possible? Does ur statement make sense? Pls answer d following questions to make things easy for u cos u are just entangling urself:

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article? What is d duration on d year in item no. 4 and d year in item no. 3?

I've given you all the answer you need. He stated that he left Lagos State University in 2006 with a Bachelor's degree in law. He said he left law school in 2007 but didn't say he left with anything.

I still bet you can't see it.

lexy2014:
According to u:

"The years he spent in law school: 2007."

How's that possible? Does ur statement make sense? Pls answer d following questions to make things easy for u cos u are just entangling urself:

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article? Pls look at item no. 4 on d C.V. and tell me what is written there. What is d duration on d year in item no. 4 and d year in item no. 3?

You can't see "Bachelor of Law" clearly stated there, abi? That simply says he obtained a Bachelor's degree in law in 2006.

The next one just says Nigerian Law school. I bet you still can't see it. That's how people fail exam

lexy2014:
U are trying so hard but u just shooting urself in d foot.

According to u:

"The years he spent in law school: 2007."

How's that possible? Does ur statement make sense? Pls answer d following questions to make things easy for u cos u are just entangling urself:

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article?

Let me make it easier. In your CV, you put UNIBEN (2004 - 2008).

2004 - 2008 simply means you were a UNIBEN student in the following years: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. There's nothing that says you graduated in 2008 in the above. You could have been rusticated in 2008. You could have withdrawn. Lots of "coulds".

If you don't ask, they won't tell you. Always be specific. Don't leave loopholes

lexy2014:
Which confirms what I said earlier that u didn't read d article & d C.V. intently. It's like u are just looking at both& u aren't able to make sense of both items.

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article?

The years he spent in law school: 2007. Did he graduate?: Nothing said. This is how people fail exam.

Whenever you see any year attached to a education history, never assume it means graduation year because it doesn't.

Someone could have been rusticated in his final year. That doesn't change the fact that he spent, at least, four years in that school. He should put that in his CV. It's up to you to ask specific questions.

Oghene1st:
There is no loopholes Oga. Stop confusing people. When you say you attended a school, it mean you graduated from that school and the year next to it means that is the year you graduated and not the year you attended the school.

Don't support rubbish. The only thing that saved him is he didn't include Bachelor of Law (BL) before the Nigerian Law School (NLS). In conclusion, he never got BL from Nigerian Law School if I'm to interpret it as a lawyer.

However, he was just trying to be smart by not disclosing that he never graduated and the intent is simply fraudulent.

Attendance doesn't mean graduation. There's no but. There's no implications. It's simple logic. Take it to any court, it'll stand.

lexy2014:
That y I said that u didn't read d article & d C.V. intently. Pls read again an excerpt from d article:

"He is also described on the Assembly's website as graduating from the Nigerian Law School in 2007, a year after he obtained a Bachelor of Law degree from the Lagos State University".

The article said. Any cow can write an article that says anything. The screenshot is right there looking at you. The screenshot from the said website didn't say he graduated

Oghene1st:
So what you are saying in essence is that if you attended DELSU but you didn't graduate, it means you can fill DELSU as school attended in your CV abi? We are all learning. I'm a Barrister and I practice as well. So lecture me sir or ma.

Please note, I don't believe any news from Sahara reporters except same is reported in a reputable medium. Sahara reporters is known for spreading falsehood for popularity.

But I was attracted to learn something from your 'quote'.

Yes, you can. That's why they ask the year you graduated. You can say you didn't graduate, if they ask. Attendance is not graduation. People need to be more specific when asking questions to avoid loopholes like this.

"He's slept with a married woman". The woman in question could be his wife tho. Or is she not a married woman?

lexy2014:
Seems u didn't read d article & d C.V. intently:

"He is also described on the Assembly's website as graduating from the Nigerian Law School in 2007, a year after he obtained a Bachelor of Law degree from the Lagos State University".

Attendance is not graduation. If you don't pass the exam, you won't be called to Bar. That doesn't change the fact that you have a degree in law. You're not just licensed to practice law in Nigeria

NOC1:
Are they talking about being a lawyer or a barrister?

People mistake this two things, however I read where they said he went to law school, he might have, but didn’t pass, so you can’t see his name on register but that doesn’t stop him from answering a law graduate.

On his biography as pasted here, he never claimed to have graduated from Law School, he ended it at his University degree. If that’s what he has been using to work he has no problem.

Is just like an Engineering graduate who is not registered with COREN you have Engineering degree but you are not a registered Engineer but not human can stop you from saying you graduated as an Engineer from university.

I know same is applicable to pharmacy and Accountancy

I love logical people. I wish more Nigerian would embrace logic

Correct guy. Fūck them both. Na your money

$1m will set up a 1MW power plant. $1bn will set up a 1000MW power plant... $20bn will set up? Do the maths.

Nigeria will eat itself. There are no two ways about it. What I see here is not corruption. It's gross incompetence.