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Kewtt: Kewtt:So because professors and medical doctors aren't finding it easy in Nigeria's current economy, so therefore nothing should be done to improve Nigeria's economy because according to your logic, "it wouldn't benefit the ordinary man"?.... Sometimes if you don't have a clear understanding of a topic, the honourable thing to do is to either ask or just sit back and listen/read through comments, and perhaps you could learn a thing or 2. Nigeria currently flares (burns away) up to 10 billion scf of natural gas monthly which roughly translates to $25 million lost monthly. Why do we flare the gas? Because we dont have the necessary infrastructure (pipelines) to either use the gas locally or sell it internationally. Nigeria also has over 200 trillion cubic feet of proven gas reserves just lying in the ground untapped, while the economy suffers. In summary, many pipelines (and other infrastructure) need to be built to convert the wasted and fallowing gas to money. If Nigeria earns more money/forex, the economy improves. If the economy improves, it benefits everybody, including that "ordinary man" you talked about. |
Gajagojo:Whether the gas is exported to Europe or if it's piped to homes and industries within NIgeria, either way, it is still a welcome development and a step in the right direction away from flaring. |
Kewtt:Go and get yourself an education my friend. |
Kewtt:Anything that improves the economy indirectly puts food on the table of every Nigerian. If Nigeria starts exporting more of those gases that it flares, it translates to more revenue/forex income for the country, a better value for the Naira, more jobs, more income for Nigerians, a reduction in environmental degradation in the Niger Delta etc. |
Benwallt:LP is nothing yet upon the mention of 'LP', all of you get an instant erection?! LP is nothing but for the fear of LP, you unleash your army of thugs, agberos and nincompoops on the streets to attack peaceful voters 'who look responsible' cos you feared that educated and enlightened people would vote LP. LP is nothing indeed! |
Bigkoko:Who gave the order to the police, army, agberos, INEC officials etc during the 25th Feb and 18th March elections? |
If another election holds, APC will unleash mindless electoral violence against any Nigerian who dares to vote LP; they wouldn't want to repeat their earlier mistake of underrating OBI again. What happened on the March 18 governorship elections would be child's play if the elections are repeated. I wouldn't even advise any of my family members or loved ones to go vote. |
After reading the title, I opened this thread knowing that 90% of the readers wouldn't understand the report. ![]() |
Workch:No need for the advanced megajoules and watt calculations. Several people have performed very practical comparisons and proven that at the current price of LPG and petrol, it cost less than half to run your gen on LPG than on petrol. |
descarado:I never supported Tinubu to be a president. Wouldn never have done that with a clean candidate like OBI on the ballot. |
casualobserver:So because you deliberately chose to be blind to the Yoruba names in the list of LP lawyers, it automatically means "all LP lawyers are Igbo"?... Fake news is created by fools and believed (sometimes innocently) by people ignorant of the facts. But after a fake story has been debunked with evidence, it takes a chronically foolish person to still insist on believing and spreading it. You're actually dumber than I thought for still insisting on this pointless "Obi's lawyers are all Igbo" argument. https://dubawa.org/peter-obis-legal-team-members-not-only-igbos-as-claimed-by-twitter-users/ Yes OBI's legal team is made up of majority Igbos, but there are clearly lawyers and SANs from other regions in that team, including Yorubas. Not as if it matters but if you want to lose sleep over the tribal make-up of Obi's personal lawyers, how come you've deliberately and dubiously blinded yourself to see a similar (and even worse scenario) in Tinubu's legal team where 9 (out of 12) are Yorubas and the remaining 3 are northerners? |
ncoolsome:I think you should ask the fellow you quoted to show us the List of Tinubu/APC lawyers. |
casualobserver:Such a lame attempt at derailing the argument! What's the relevance of the tribe of OBI's personal lawyers to the merits of the case? If you dont want to support OBI cos of the tribe of his lawyers, feel free to support whoever you want; but stop irritating us with your myopic tribal reasoning. By the way, if we all choose to be unfortunate by discussing tribe of lawyers, what do you have to say about Tinubu who 9 out his 12 man defense team are from the south west and the remaining 3 from the north?
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Sharpsharp00123:What's the meaning of Igbo victimisation? Can we focus on real issues here please! To clarify your point, her result isnt the only one with irregularities; several others have reported irregularities too... |
There might be many foolish people out there, but how can one be so foolish to intentionally falsify their results and award themselves the highest score? In my opinion, if this girl really and truly forged her result, she wouldn't be bold enough to come on air to defend herself with a video. And if JAMB is so sure the result isn't correct, then it must be a case of a glitch in their system (which is actually very rampant). |
WorldRichest:They dont need to do that; they've already dropped their report which already provides the evidence to support their conclusion. It's now left for the black man courts to do what it pleases with the report. In reality, who even needs the EU to tell us about what we all saw by ourselves? |
muykem:What's the fraud in showing himself to large gatherings of potential voters? What's illegal about that? |
Napata77:Lol... Take it easy with your aggressive patriotism abeg. Manufacturing a helicopter gunship is way way ahead of assembling an armoured truck. Dont get it twisted. |
The convoy also includes camry 2.2 pencil light and mitsibushi L300 onuazu danfo buses? ![]() |
Looking for men and women of integrity ina country like Nigeria is like searching for a needle is a massive haystack. Most common way politicians (especially of the ruling party) effectively rig elections is by ambushing and changing polling unit results while on transit to collation centres. The recently passed electoral law requiring e-transmission of results was going to change the story for Nigerians - a mega game changer and everyone rejoiced! Of course everybody knew the corrupt politicians would never permit e-transmission of results, everybody feared INEC was a branch of the ruling party and as such, nobody trusted INEC to do the right thing. The INEC chairman had to publicly swear several times in Nigeria and abroad, that he would do the right thing and would electronically transmit the results. As feared by everyone, the INEC chairman was simply a greedy, corrupt, shameless, lying scum! After all denials, he and his organisation turned around to do the exact thing which everyone feared and predicted he would do... What a waste! |
highoctane:I guess that's a different issue altogether... |
Mental health issues.... God help us! |
EquitableTech: FRS: blaise26abj: Lovenorth:Where did you guys use your contactless cards? ... I didnt know the cards existed in Nigeria before... but then again, are there really any merchants that operate contactless POS machines in Nigeria? |
patrislayqueen:Authentication of each transaction?.... If the contactless that existed long ago in nigeria requires one to input their pin, omo that one no be contactless again oo ![]() |
highoctane:Was it contactless payment?... if it's not contactless payment, then your issue is different i guess.. |
Leebeedo:If your really knew what contactless payment was, you'd be begging your bank to set you daily limit to N5k |
PHIPEX: iSense247: PrincessofDSS: OneCandleAway: Bebigiby1: Sablexxxtoons: Blitzking:This is for contactless payments, not your regular transfer or card payment. With contactless payment cards, all you need do is bring your card close to a compliant POS machine and payment would be automatically taken from your card without you having to insert the card in the machine or inputting your pin. Contactless payments don't exist in Nigeria YET; I'm guessing they're just about to introduce it. But I doubt it would work in Nigeria though, especially given the sheer number of fraudsters we have. |
CSTRR:Reason I supported Buhari was to cut off things like this and fight corruption... He failed shamefully! In the recent election, it was easy to tell where my support would lie, cos I still wanted the same thing; someone to cut wastage and to suffocate corruption, and OBI was the perfect fit for that. But its funny how several comrades who also supported Buhari on the claim of anti-corruption and cutting wastage all turned around to support Tinubu; for them, it was about greed and tribalism all along. |
The sheer number of people on this thread excusing this lifestyle of waste explains why Nigeria has always been a shithole. Obviously these sort of mentalities can never buy into the OBI ideology of cutting waste. |
If Atiku was a reasonable candidate, then the logic being shared on this page would have been sensible. For everyone saying "OBI's decision to contest lost ATIKU the presidency", what exactly would OBI or the Obidients who simply want good governance have gained from an ATIKU presidency?... a useless vice presidency which we all know is as useless as a councillorship position?... The other day some unfortunate fellow claimed "OBI at least would have gotten contracts" had Atiku won and I was beyond disgusted; apparently these cretins think OBI and the Obidients were in the contest for contracts and money. At the end, the folks spreading this silly narrative that OBI made a mistake contesting are either hungry disgruntled PDP/Atiku minions, or just foolish Tinubu supporters who want to mock Obidients (cos I dont see how it concerns the BATists that Atiku lost the election). In both cases, these group of people appear to be too dumb to realise the essence of the Obidient movement which was just a call for good and responsible governance. |
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this doesn't put food on the table of ordinary Nigerians. The FG should embark on mass palliatives and autogas facilities provision enmasse