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A plot of land for sale at Beechwood Estate.

Beechwood Estate is located at the Lekki Epe Expressway with an exceptional layout, good road network. The estate runs on an independent power supply (24 hours).

Interested? Contact 07056224432

ExAngel007:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/actor-stabs-neighbour-to-death-over-electricity-bill/%3famp=1

Osho Banti, like he is being addressed those days at Laspotech. Lively and lovely... Quite painful

You are ignorant sir.

HIbreed:
Christianity has done what Islam will never ever do when it comes to terrorism and killings .it just got reformed over time because the Europeans that invented got tired of it and it's nonsense.

The transatlantic slave trade was founded on Christianity. That's just one example of the evils of the religion and how it hurt and killed millions of people here in Africa.

Christianity did more worse in the 18th century and down.

I guess you do not know much about Christianity and its spread throughout the World.

In a bid to spread and convert people Christians killed millions of people.

Religion itself unleashes terror where ever it goes.

Beautykate:
I am writing to ask if you can help me to persuade my husband to do less around the house. I am worried that he is going to make himself ill from exhaustion. Also, and it is hard for me to say this to him without being hurtful, I married him for his fun personality not his work ethic and I fear I am losing him to domestic drudgery. I want an equal partner, not a slave.

We have a toddler and a baby, born few months ago. During the pregnancy, I was quite tired and run down and my darling, supportive husband started to do more and more around the house and with our son (and despite a full-time, responsible job, he has always done more than his fair share of housework). I am now breastfeeding the baby, which is tough because he barely stops feeding and won't really nap anywhere except in my arms.

So this leaves my husband doing the shopping, tidying, washing and cooking. He gets up at 6am every morning to get our toddler ready for nursery, with a packed lunch, and he drops him off before he can get himself off to work. Meanwhile, I just sit around feeding the baby!

I feel permanently guilty and as if the only way I will get my husband to do less is if I do more. The thing is that I can walk away from mess and he can't.

I hugely appreciate him helping, but, beyond the basics, would rather see him sleeping or even cuddling me on the sofa rather than trying to be on top of everything. I love my husband – he is truly the sweetest, most loving, most wonderful lover and father, but I find myself resenting the fact that I barely see his fun side these days because he is so tired that he is essentially ill – and I can't help thinking it is at least partly self-inflicted

my sister, instead of complaining... Wake early before him and do the house chores before he wakes up and let him not see reason to engage himself so hardly. He is a good man indeed. Please tell him, he has a fan here�.

Samdeejay100:
Protest started this morning in my area from angry youths that were not allowed to move out freely........

this should be FTZ area, probably Tiye or imobido ...lots of workers (Dangote refineries, FTZ, Indomie e.t.c.) that survives on daily income stays in that place. Oga Dangote can partner with other companies to give to the community that accommodates them.

Callous man...

okrikaboi:
The world is healing itself.
Explorers I am your greatest fan on nairaland from your first nairaland topic till this one.
Bro you are too much tossa for you

I support you... His purpose is always to enlighten us.

All I see is a double minded fellow...

MadeBoy:
I'm a guy that likes my privacy reasons of my quality time to think and pray for hours. Because I face a lot of spiritual challenges. And my midnight prayers have been helping me. Most especially when I had a nightmare or anytime I woke up.

I will seal up my windows and doors while my AC is blasting high. And even when I raise up my voice it doesn't come out.

The government just extended the lockdown which is tiring. She came to my house and doesn't want to leave. I have so many debts on my head now and my yearly house rent is expiring soon. This is the period I need to be alone in prayers. The little I have now I am using it to take care of her which I would have uses for myself to prolong the suffering during this lockdown. Branch and carbon are sending me SMS to pay my loans.

My apartment is so cussing, chilling and so comfortable more than her house by far. Maybe reason she doesn't want to go. She will be disturbing me and dragging remot control with me. When I am watching TV she will just change it to nollywood drama.

I do want her to be coming and going. Not just to come and stay like she is doing now. I'm not use to this type of life unlike some of my friends.

Outside of all this, I do not see future with her just normal control things..

I have not been able to leave the house or do other personal private stuff.

I need her to go maybe coming on some weekends or when invited.

Bro. Masturbation is the works of the flesh and no psychological solution could help. The only solution is taking the problem to the cross of Jesus. Let him confess this words of romans 6:6-7 to the Lord.

"For we know that our old self was crucified with him so that the body ruled by sin might be done away with, that we should no longer be slaves to sin; because anyone who has died has been set free from sin."

Victory is of the Lord..

ignis:
I am a geologist but I disagree with the prof on this.

Please make known your contradictions...we are here to learn

Haha... Idemili snakes... Those days during my NYSC in Anambra. We were strictly warned not to kill snakes especially those in idemili.. though many found it to be a myth.

Islie:
https://thenationonlineng.net/coronavirus-outbreak-may-delay-lagos-ibadan-rail-project-amaechi/

Exactly what we have been yearning for...promote local content, revive our steel industry, sponsored training for local engineers, improvement of our education system, scholarship for the best science students and engineering graduates respectively to study abroad with an agreement to promote development after their training. A country with 150 million population with lot of unemployed citizens still relies on chinese workforce for result...who has bewitched us?

Omooba77:
It is a day of joy for all the members of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), as their general overseer, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye clocked 78 years old.

The general overseer is celebrating his new age on Monday, March 2, 2020. In the mood of celebration, the RCCG pastor took to his official Instagram page to appreciate God for life. According to the man of God, he is grateful for life, strength, provision and sound health, among many other things.

In commemoration of the day, pastor Adeboye shared 78 of his popular quotes, which ended with his signature statement, "Let somebody shout halleluyah."

He also declared 78 hours praise concert, which is to be held on the church’s campground at the Ibadan expressway.

Happy Birthday Gods general!!!

ahimedua:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/03/02/adeboye-at-78-day-my-old-girlfriend-came-to-me-for-prayers-shocked/amp/

Happy Birthday Gods general...

wapadeps@gmail.com

Wow...Baba God thank you....and we asked for healing for all who are affected...

Ebenezar2020:
you well so?

� you have limited knowledge in this subject matter.

Oga stop asking about grades in school...even Ph.D holder are driving Dangote truck. Just have sometbing to offer the labour market and trust God for favour.

Glad to know he has been freed.. Thanks be to God.

Indeed, the security situation in the country is alarming. The police and army kept recruiting with billions of naira claimed to be spent on equipment, yet insecurity is still the order of the day. A state of emergency needs to be declared in this sector...

lalasticlala:
A gorgeous lady on Twitter Dev @slvyed_ has shocked social media users after sharing a photo of all her aborted babies.

Sharing the photos via her page, she wrote:

"The mom, the offspring (yes i kept all my abortions. I love my babies)"

Is this a joke to trend or she actually meant it?

the Lord Jesus should come....

Hmmmm... Be an encourager today. Your kind words goes a long way in making him or her avoid that suicide. Depression is in the air, the works of darkness is prevailing. Why do we easily get tired of living and try ending the life we never started? That man/woman around you needs to be encouraged in words and deeds. Life is worth living with JESUS.

Theenchanter2:
https://punchng.com/78-medical-officers-separate-conjoined-twins-in-12-hour-operation/

good news

Speak2klein:
In 2003, Dangote set out to build his first cement plant with a budget of about $480 million. On completion of the project in 2007, he had borrowed an extra $175 million, built a dam, a gas pipeline (92km long) and more than 400 new houses. But guess what? No Nigerian bank was big enough to fund this project. In fact, the capital in more than 90% of the banks in Nigeria that year was just a little over $20 million. He had to look elsewhere.

Simple economic terms
GDP — in straightforward terms, the GDP or Gross Domestic Product is the monetary value of all finished goods and services in a country within a specific period. It is used to estimate the size of an economy and growth rate.
GDP per capita — If all the money Nigeria made in a year was split evenly amongst every single Nigerian, what each person gets is called the GDP per capita.
National Budget — The government gets money from taxes and fees and spends it on things like healthcare, infrastructure, education and general expenditures.


Nigeria’s economy

Poverty level by State in Nigeria (image 1)
Nigeria has the largest economy in Africa with a GDP of $398 billion compared to its closest competitor; South Africa, which has a GDP of $368 billion. However, the real wealth of a nation is calculated by its GDP per capita, and Nigeria ranked 140 out of 186 in GDP per capita global ranking.
Nigeria’s GDP per capita stands at $1,963 compared to South Africa’s $6,100 and Egypt’s $12,000. (Luxembourg ranks the highest in the world with GDP per capita of $144,000).
Nigeria is one of only 8 ‘World Bank red zones’. These are the only countries on the planet where GDP per capita (an indicator of individual share of wealth) has fallen steadily over the past 20 years.
Nigeria’s budget for the health sector in 2018 was $938 million for a population of over 190 million people compared to South Africa’s $17.6 billion for a population of just 56 million people. This means that as an average Nigerian, the government’s health budget for you for a whole year was just $4.5. Don’t forget the UK which set aside over $250 billion for the healthcare of its citizens in the same year (more than 10x Nigeria’s entire 2018 budget). That means each citizen was entitled to health funds of $4,000.


How did others do it?
You see, money is a coward; when money goes somewhere, and there’s trouble, money runs away. But when it goes to a place, and there is peace, it stays there. You don’t see money go to Iraq or Syria or Afghanistan, but you see it go to the UK, Singapore, London, China, etc. If you scare money, it runs away.

China Poverty Decline from 1981–2005 (image 2)
In a single generation, China has had over 600 million people move out of poverty. Three hundred million people (about the population of the US) move from rural to urban areas every ten years. This is because China is still experiencing its economic take-off phase; this describes a situation where the majority of the working population move from agricultural jobs to tech and industry and move from the country-side to cities.
The level of urbanisation that took place in China in 22 years is equivalent to the UK’s level that took 120 years and USA that took 80 years. So maybe there is hope for Nigeria.

Other Indicators

Number of Billionaires in China — 2015 (image 3)
According to BBC, China produces two (2) new billionaires every week and one million (1,000,000) millionaires every year.
I wanna be a billionaire, billionaire yeah yeah, I wanna be a billionaire, billionaire yeah yeah
(Verse 2)
I wanna wake up in a Lamborghini, I wan chop life on Santorini, oh yeah.
-Teni the entertainer, Billionaire

Meanwhile, according to the NDIC, 98% of Nigerians don’t have up to N500,000 ($1,250) in their accounts. According to Mckinsey & Co, only 2m people in Nigeria have purchasing power and annual incomes over $10,000.

2. In India, the city of Mumbai alone has almost 60,000 millionaires; meanwhile, in Nigeria, there are just 12,300 millionaires in the entire country.

3. One of the measures for the economy and middle class of a society is the records of airport passengers compared to its population. In one year, Nigeria had 15.2 million airport passengers compared to Singapore Changi Airport, which served over 65 million passengers. (Singapore population — 5.6 million). The metropolis of Shenzen alone in China had over 400 million airport passengers in a single year. (Shenzen population — 12.5 million)

4. South Africa’s fourth-largest bank — Nedbank has a market cap of $72 billion. This is bigger than the market cap of all the banks in Nigeria put together, including GTB, Zenith, FirstBank and Ecobank.


So what do we do?
The real wealth of a nation is in its people and like Dangote would say, “Nobody will fix Nigeria for us until we take the lead”. One of the greatest assets that have helped China and India grow is its population.
So is Nigeria a truly wealthy nation? The answer is No. However, it can be so. If an average Nigerian produces half the GDP per capita of the average UK citizen, our GDP will not be $398 billion but $3.9 trillion.

The growth of businesses drives the economy, and therefore, the government must put in place suitable policies to promote business growth. We must increase our productivity as a nation. And it begins with you. Do better, work smarter and grow bigger.
Please comment and share if you find this useful. I am Klein Udumaga.

This article was originally posted on my medium page. Please follow as I shed more light on the Nigerian economy and how to sell to Nigerians.
https://medium.com/@kleinuduh/is-nigeria-a-truly-wealthy-nation-7f839d838a6c

God bless you sir

Onlinealaba:
Hey guys... happy new year

na my Alaba brother be this... More electronics sales this year...

Abeg which station dey show Nigerian league... I no sabi all this coaches oooo

God bless you brother... And this is love practical... May God grant her quick recovery...

HardexyAA:
https://punchng.com/outrage-against-n37bn-nass-renovation-budget-misplaced-senate/

what's this one saying... Imminent collapse! GOD really needs to come to our rescue... Are you underpinning the foundations..even at that, so the worth of your renovation is equivalent to over 39 buildings Abi...

NGRsenate:
It’s not that you’re raising these points to challenge the histories, translation and semantic relationships among them.

You’re raising them to feel cool as an atheist.

Enjoy your 5mins of fame.

��� please be calm with this our aethist fried... You know the gospel is foolishness to those who are perishing... He needs the light to see anything good about the scripture...

No fewer than 39 construction companies across the globe have expressed interest in the construction of the proposed Fourth Mainland Bridge in Lagos.

The Lagos State Government had advertised expression of interest on the Fourth Mainland Bridge some weeks earlier.

However, the state government opened the bid to unveil the companies that expressed their interest for the project on Wednesday at Ikeja, Lagos, with 39 companies signifying interest in the project.

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Works and Infrastructure, Aramide Adeyoye, who said the opening of the bid was the first of the six stages before a winner would be selected, described the process as transparent.

She said since the government did not have the fund for the project, it had to place it under the Public Private Partnership arrangement, adding that the government was encouraged by the number of companies that bade for the project worldwide.

Adeyoye explained that the next step, which was the evaluation stage, would begin on Thursday, saying the companies that qualified for the next stage would be contacted.

She disclosed that 39 companies expressed interest in the project and the bid was opened publicly to get investors’ confidence.

The Managing Director, Advanced Engineering Consultants, Dr Peter Agunbiade, said the journey to construct the Fourth Mainland Bridge began many years ago as the administration of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu had made it possible for the construction of the bridge to be revisited.

He said companies in Europe, Asia and others duly expressed interest in the project, assuring bidders that the state government would ensure transparency in executing the bid.

The Permanent Secretary, Works and Infrastructure, Olujimi Hutonu, said, “The journey started on November 28, 2019 when the advert for expression of interest was placed. Three weeks later, the expression of interest has been opened and made public.”

Some of the companies that expressed interest in the project are Julius Berger, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, Kyeryong Construction Company, Pythgoras Holdings, CRCCCI Nigeria, China State Construction and Engineering Corporation Nigeria Limited, Bua International Limited, China Jiangxi International Economic and Technical Cooperation Company Limited.

https://punchng.com/39-firms-jostle-for-4th-mainland-bridge-construction/

So they want me to use google map only in my compound. Our policies to curb perceived risk are too conventional and almajiri in nature. These government agencies needs to grow.

Find alternative solution like the phone handler, google map has been one of the innovative transport technology i have ever seen.

MelesZenawi:
I disgree.


Establishing sharia court in SW is good. Saying it is not possible is like encroaching on their rights.

Muslims have laws and needs to be judged according to it.

give us reasons why you think introducing sharia court would be beneficial to us and what are the deficiencies with the civil courts, that makes you feel a religious court can make up for. Lastly, will the court be there for serviced by tax payers money (paid by all religion).