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Lioness5280:
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Congratulations giants

stuffs2002:
That was just the excuse the mother needed

The mother never liked the guy from the onset and likely the guy is not rich enough for the mother.

Very likely a single mother who raised her kid alone and is generally bitter at men

Slytiger:
Na Olumide apata we know. Who is this unknown person.

Ikaeniyan0:
After the end of his tenure, the USA might join back

woodr5711:
Hello guys, I'm using Redmi note 11 pro, I need to change my phone .

what are the list of android smart phone that is bigger and higher than Redmi not 11 pro in terms of speed , processor ,camera and battery with lesser cost.

My budget is 130k

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amb Yusuf Tuggar, has said the United States is mounting pressure on African countries to accept Venezuelan deportees, stating that it would be difficult for Nigeria to do.

The minister also clarified that the fresh 10 per cent tariffs imposed on Nigeria by President Donald Trump’s administration may not have anything to do with President Bola Tinubu’s meeting with BRICS nations.

Tuggar stated this on Friday evening, during a One-on-One interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today.

“The issue of tariffs may not necessarily have to do with us participating in BRICS.

“You have to also bear in mind that the US is mounting considerable pressure on African countries to accept Venezuelans to be deported from the US, some straight out of prison.

“It will be difficult for a country like Nigeria to accept Venezuelan prisoners into Nigeria. We have enough problems of our own.

“We cannot accept Venezuelan deportees to Nigeria, for crying out loud. We already have 230 million people. You will be the same people that would castigate us if we acquiesce to accepting Venezuelans from US prisons to be brought in,” he said.

US President Donald Trump, on Wednesday, met with five West African Presidents of Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania and Senegal at the White House, Washington, D.C., excluding President Tinubu.

Trump also announced a 10 per cent tariff on Nigerian goods exported to the US, as many believed this was coming following President Tinubu’s visit to Brazil to participate in the BRICS summit, after Trump’s threat.

On Tuesday, the US Embassy in Nigeria also announced visa restrictions for Nigerians as it effected single-entry three-month visa validity.

Tuggar, however, said the tariff hike and other sanctions may not necessarily be a result of Nigeria becoming a partner member of BRICS.

“You have to also bear in mind that the US is mounting considerable pressure on African countries to accept Venezuelans to be deported from the US, some straight out of prison.

“It will be difficult for a country like Nigeria to accept Venezuelan prisoners into Nigeria. We have enough problems of our own.

“We cannot accept Venezuelan deportees to Nigeria, for crying out loud. We already have 230 million people. You will be the same people that would castigate us if we acquiesce to accepting Venezuelans from US prisons to be brought in,” he said.

US President Donald Trump, on Wednesday, met with five West African Presidents of Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania and Senegal at the White House, Washington, D.C., excluding President Tinubu.

Trump also announced a 10 per cent tariff on Nigerian goods exported to the US, as many believed this was coming following President Tinubu’s visit to Brazil to participate in the BRICS summit, after Trump’s threat.

On Tuesday, the US Embassy in Nigeria also announced visa restrictions for Nigerians as it effected single-entry three-month visa validity.

Tuggar, however, said the tariff hike and other sanctions may not necessarily be a result of Nigeria becoming a partner member of BRICS.

The minister also said accepting Venezuelan deportees into Nigeria may only be the beginning, adding that it would be unfair for the US to insist on Nigeria’s acceptance.

“The issue of accepting Venezuelan deportees, honestly, I don’t think is something that Nigeria is in a position to work with.

And I think it would be unfair to insist that Nigeria accepts 300 Venezuelan deportees. Maybe that might just even be the beginning,” Tuggar said.

He also addressed the new visa policy by the US, noting that the claim that the new policy was based on reciprocity was false.

The minister explained that Nigeria operated and issued a 90-day visa policy, the same as the US, stating that the only difference was that Nigeria had introduced electronic e-visas to save time.

"We are talking to the Americans. We are engaging them. We are also explaining and reminding them that we issue them five-year multiple entry visas, the same way that they issue regular travellers five-year multiple entry visas.

“What Nigeria has done that differs is simple. We used to have a visa-on-arrival that wasn’t running efficiently.

“We introduced these online electronic visas that you can apply for so that it saves you time, instead of just arriving and then going through the process of getting the visa when you have already arrived.

davillian:
de talk rubbish
all xiaomi phone are redmi
their made range phones are the c series

davillian:
14 pro is 395k new one
u no go see the maga way go enta this trap.

geoworldedu:
Assuming the girl who was killed in the BRT bus by the driver didn't send message before her death, they would have tagged her olosho killed for Yahoo purpose. Now she became a hero in death because of that act. I have never and I will never condemn people who are killed without knowing how they died. Never never!!!

GloriousGbola:
it is because most nigerians brains have been ravaged by poverty and religion which leads to the just world fallacy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-world_fallacy

simply put they will justify bad things happening to people

the more miserable and unhappy their own lives are, the more they will seek to blame people for misfortune

hiny umoren was also raped and killed in the same uyo by a serial killer who sentout fake job adverts. if she had not been paranoid and had her friends on the lookout, the louts on SM would have also called her a runs girl

same for taht girl who was raped and murdered in brt

even poco [years ago] had a run in with one chance robbers who put abonniki in her eyes ad pushed her off a moving bus. because of SM riff raff what was going through her mind was if i did this is how some low life human beings will say i was doing hook up

@semid4lyfe i am sure you are seeing how on this platform everything is turned to an avenue for bashing women

Creamypie:
firstly, nobody supports their killing or murder. Secondly, you hardly find a lady that isn't a prostitute, ashawo or hook up babe, including married women.lastly, u need to see the way ladies their lives cos of hook up/ money,travelling very far to sleepwith strangers in their houses. Do u live in nigeria at all?

WizardOfNG:
@OP.

Dis one you talk, I don talk am tire here to receive endless insult. I am Yoruba and from the SW.

In the end, I concluded that Nigerians cannot understand your brilliant bread and bakery analogy because of weaponised poverty deployed against them over decades by previous Presidents before PBAT who were too cowardly or disiniterested to elevate Nigeria to "developed Nation" status.


This leadership weaponsation of poverty became the norm to unravel a systemic and unending cycle delivering only greater destruction of Nigeria achieved through the modus operandi of "giving Nigerians bread so they would not revolt".

Indeed they did not revolt yet same weaponised poverty prevented them realising that majority of Nigerians were living like wild animals in comparision to Turkish people let alone Brits, Germans, Americans, French folks etal

The cumulative effect, same as a drug addict would view as evil a loving parent who locks him in a room to detox, is what we have today whereby Tinubu is seen as the worst President by a significant number of Nigerian.

Whereas critical, Knowledgeable, exposed and logical thinkers, as you appear to be, will know Tunubu is the best President Nigeria has had, post 1999, beyond the shadow of a doubt.

I mention I am Yoruba to explain the conclusion I am leading to which is that Yorubas are ready, and you can see this from how our leaders are moving, to sacrifice now , and back Tinubu's decentralisation of power we hope will lead to regional autonomy for us, to become a nation like Turkey within ten years and a nation like the UK or Germany in 20 years.

I have no problem with those who want Tinubu out but, since it appears only SW and SS leader see the bih picture, I would want him in power long enough to 'free' serious regions of Nigeria to the extent so their destiny is truly in their own hands such that 'one Nigeria' can never impede or affect adversely beyond Tinubu leaving power.

After that regional 'freedom', those who do not understand they are under the spell of weponised poverty, and thus could not see the need to sacrifice, the North being the best example, can continue to receive bread , consequent upon them remaining no better than animals .

Others who saw the bigger picture and endured with Tinubu's effort to decentralise power and processes, for a much brighter and dignified future, can move on to enjoy socio-economic life as it obtains in the best nations of the world because they had the temperament, outlook and "delayed gratification" nous to shun poverty bread and wait for sacrificial deliverance that will eventually usher them into 'optimally developed region' status.

davillian:
add the shipping and customs duties
to ship a 2024 car that worth 120k dolls

SpatialKing:
If you don't have anything questionable on social media you don't have anything to worry...

Obrigardo:
Hmm this is gonna be hard for maga to chew

tctrills:
List the signs and symptoms other than you hate Trump. Your hate for one man is making you see things.