sammybest889: ****TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN***** na how many times news like dis don come out abt dis man begging on d street after been dupe..so all does people wey de video am all dis while de chase clout....(now c dis one 2 don start him own)
What's the definition of "dupe"? Was he not paid for his services?
Abdoolbuster: What is the meaning of petrol having the greatest inflation? I thought I was discussing with..........
..."Increase in petrol price has the greatest effect on inflation." I said it in my previous post so stop actung like an ...... that cant comprehend simple sentences.
Ezewuzie01: Hahaha Let me use other examples Jigawa, Yobe, Sokoto, Kebbi, Taraba all have airports, why are Ogun, Osun and Abia not having any? Just merge Ogun with Lagos, Osun with Oyo and Abia with Akwa Ibom they are not worthy to stand alone as states.
So owning an airport, whether economically sensible or not is now your yardstick for measuring viability of states?
Abdoolbuster: What make it have greatest effect? There are buses that run on diesel, farm equipments mostly run on diesel. We are just a bunch of hypocrites fleecing the weak and trying to find justification for our actions. Petrol can increase for all I care, when kerosene, diesel and gas prices increased nobody die if petrol price increase the shock won't last past 3 months at the maximum
Whether there are buses that run on diesel, or planes that run on kerosene, all you have said does not change the fact that petrol price has the greatest influence on inflation. EoD!
seguno2: Na who send the useless man to be misbehaving while pretending to be a holy man of God? Na you
So in essence this is purely about pulling him down by fire by force?
I asked a question before, na only this man don lash that babe since 2016? What exactly is her intention in doing a public broadcast to say she's an ashawo who bleeped the man? Or does she do a similar video for every man she sleeps with? My point isn't about the man, it's about the lady and her intentions?
seguno2: Because he did not fcvk her? Or because of what? If she lied, won’t he have sued her silly ass in court for defamation
If he fvcked her and so what? Is he the only one that has fvcked her since 2016?
I don't give a flying fvck about the man or whatever they did privately; my confusion is, what kind of woman (someone's daughter, someone's sister, a public figure) openly comes to the public to claim she opened her legs to be fvcked by a man for money? Is that how desperate she was to pull him down that she threw shame to the wind (even ashawos sef dey get code of conduct/secrecy)? Or does she also announce the others she bleeped in this same manner?
This has to be the most bizarre case of bad-belle and pull-him-down syndrome I've witnessed in a long while.
Like seriously, how can a woman, an actress and a public figure, be so shameless to publicly admit to being a commercial sex worker because she wants to implicate a man?
pepperdemzombie: Carry cutlass follow your mama make e find your papa for you.
I'm currently in a vehicle now with my pops and mum. So no vex, clean your eyes and check well cos I no dey the same bastard category with you and your family.
pepperdemzombie: You and your mama no know your papa abi? How can a sane person go online to tell people she used a random sperm donor to form her daughter without shame? Who asked her before she talked? [b]Happy moherhood indeed[//b] Household wen dey boast of peace, na their bastard never grow. Later the confused one will be kneeling down about and crying in secret like Tonto begging fvck mates to stand as father. Breeding bastards and naming them after their fathers, rubbish!
See how this one is passionately gulping panadol for another person's problem.
Pierced: U are talking about critical thinking........when juniors were complaining about seniors bullying them.......and the school didn't put any measurement in place to stop the bullying.....but kept on condoning them...... until achild was killed in the process.
The problem is far bigger than Dowen college; bullying is a major pandemic that exists in just about every single boarding school around Nigeria. Yes someone dying in this case has brought a prevailing issue to the fore, but then, how does closing down Dowen college solve this national issue?
Pierced: Executive members of the parent forum......my arse.
A twelve years old died through bullying........and all what they are saying is the school's 25 years anniversary is next year......what kind of parents are they?
Rest in peace slyvester junior. I pray u get justice.
How will withdrawing of their kids from the school solve anything?
The problem with most of us is that we react to situations impulsively and without critical thinking.
The Mods that put this thread on the front page must be high on cow dung. What's this thread meant to achieve? Escalate inter-ethnic tension and open already open wounds? Nigeria hasn't known peace or progress since the civil war and the inter-ethnic tension today is at it's highest. So what exactly is the intention behind this thread?
@Seun, sometimes you should be able to personally regulate what goes on the front page of this forum.
richeyo: This comment alone tells how many grams of brains you got
Running around insulting people in anonymous public forums doesn't make you smart; rather it makes you look like a silly child lacking home training.
Back to the topic of discussion, there is nothing wrong with a person seeking health advice from the public for a rare medical condition. This is the HEALTH section of Nairaland, the biggest public forum in Africa. Within this section, there are doctors, nurses and other medical practitioners who could render valuable advice.
We could also have highly experienced medical consultants reading through this thread right now and finally, there could be someone on this thread who though not a health professional, may have experienced a similar condition and could help direct the OP to the right place of help. Information and knowledge is never useless and one never knows where helpful info can come from.
The above shouldn't take more than common sense to discern. But can common sense really be expected of a simpleminded fellow who thinks insulting strangers make him look smart?
richeeyo: That could cause serious infections He should be at the hospital not nairaland
Dailymice: Whats all this nonsense? You think coming online will help you? Go and see a doctor from a teaching hospital and get professional advice and medication; thats how someone here will tell you to deep hand in salt and "thank me later"
Why do people always do this when people try to seek medical advice online? Are the doctors in that hospital he will go to omniscient? Are you guys aware that whilst those doctors may have not seen this sort of growth in their lives, a random person on this thread might have experienced this before and might have the best advice?
Sometimes if you dont have a response or advice for a person seeking info, the mature thing to do is just be quiet and probably read comments.
fyneguy: Lol I don't want to think you are struggling to comprehend "not vaccine" in that headline. You can as well read the piece for more details.
I read every word in that piece you posted the last time (since october), it's a shame you still can't comprehend what you posted (probably because you struggle to read beyond titles as you rightly pointed out above).
Nowhere in that report did Pastor Adeboye posit that the vaccines don't work; rather he said if you develop a vaccine today, tomorrow another variant of the disease springs up (of which the old vaccine may not be effective for), and then you will need to develop a new vaccine. Therefore only God would really be able to eradicate covid19. So how on earth did you interpret that to mean "Adeboye said vaccines don't work"?
Not only is what he said absolutely correct, it's also very much in line with scientific principles. Oga you should learn to keep your emotions and prejudices aside when reading, else your comprehension would be severely impaired.
In which south eastern town do they speak Yoruba in the streets?
Dumb bloggers just tag anything they feel like on any video they see. Besides, crystal meth doesn't have thjs kind of violent destructive effect on its subjects. This seems more like the effects of colorado.
1nigeriamyfoot: But there's possibility we would have a better man in 2019 compared to this disaster called Buhari should you guys turned back against Buhari
Enjoy your Changi
I didnt support BUhari in 2019, and I wasn't also going to support the rogue brought forward by your PDP. I washed my hands off the 2019 election.
Abdoolbuster: Sometimes I wonder where you guys get your delusions from, no apologies I mean what I typed. The rich are the importers of petrol, they collect subsidies on imported products yet many of them don't even sell it here in the country however according to you that should continue. Why are there no subsidy on cooking gas? Why is there no subsidy on diesel? So you mean that those who uses these products are less Nigerians? Tell me what is lame again. Users of cooking gas has been paying for it, users of diesel has been paying for it so why should the users of PMS not pay completely for it?
Petrol price has the greatest influence on inflation, that's why it's a special case. And no, the rich arent the greatest beneficiaries of petrol subsidy. NNpC today is the sole importer of petrol, but even if that wasnt the case, the fact that one or 2 rich men make billions from petrol subsidy is not enough statistics to conclude that the rich are the biggest beneficiaries. That's just a flawed argument.
The food and transportation hyperinflation that comes with petrol price increase affects the poor far more than the rich, and you'd agree with me that well over 90% of Nigeria's population falls within this poor affected bracket.
backbencher: 1.There would be more refineries built which would provide more jobs for the poor and middle class.
2. More Forex saved, which means improvement in value of naira.( Not to level of one naira to dollar tho)
3. More money free in the budget
4 All those rich benefiting from subsidy scams and smuggling would no longe benefit.
5. Nigeria could become an exporter of refined product
6. Competition brings prices down ( as seen in the GSM sector)
All these are beautiful empty promises of paradise which can never materialise in the Nigerian stage because we're dealing with governments made up of degenerates, idiots and kleptomaniacs. Even if subsidy was removed 10 years ago, the government still would not have built or fixed any refinery.
Since 2012 when they attempted to first totally remove subsidy till date, the amount of money the different administrations have borrowed is unbelievable. Under GEJ, Nigeria borrowed up to $30bn and under Buhari, Nigeria's borrowing should be hitting over $70bn if I'm right. Dangote's 'largest refinery in the world' is costing merely about $10bn. So if they (govt) truly had any intention to build or fix the refineries, these things could have easily been done a long time ago (the lame excuse of subsidy cant fly anymore)
ogododo: Never. I was 100% against the palongo dance at Ojota!
So with this, you are swearing on your life that you were 100% in support of the govt increasing pump prices by 118% (N65 - N142) on the 1st of January 2012?
Abdoolbuster: How advantageous is fuel subsidy that is only paid on petrol? A lot of people are kicking against the planned removal because their fleet of cars will be consuming more of their stolen funds. Shior, manufacturers have been paying for diesel, almost everyone is paying for gas and or kerosene without subsidies but petrol must not be paid for without subsidies. I ask again what is the advantage of the subsidy of petrol to the poor man beside your house
Apoligies but this is a very very lame argument in favour of subsidy removal; i.e. claiming it is the rich that enjoy subsidies the most because they have many cars. That's a very flawed argument and I wonder why anyone still puts it up as a worhty point.
The rich who have fleets of cars will still comfortably pay for fuel even if it's sold for N2000. The people who truly suffer from subsidy removal are the poor and lower mid-class who make up possibly over 80% of the population; these are the ones affected by the massive inflation in price of transportation, food, etc...
ogododo: GEJ TOLD dem, butdem go Ojota dey dance palongo.
I always laugh when I see these comments. Subsidy removal has now been politicised along party lines; all PDP supporters on this forum now claim they supported subsidy removal in 2012 and claim it was APC supporters who opposed. So apparently, all those Nigerians that cursed out the govt whenever fuel price was increased, right from the days of OBJ, were all APC members?
@Ogododo, can you swear on your life that on January 1st 2012, that you were in total support of the govt of the day increasing pump price of petrol from N65 to N142?
We warned Nigerians back then that Buhari is a disaster but many of you guys insult people like me & called us all sort of name
Oh yes, Jonathan is not the best option but I personally prefer Jonathan won 2015 election because by 2019 Buhari will never contest because he would have been extremely tired & fragile with little support and we could have be under capable hands ruling this country from any party
2023 is around the corner, we know how they used treader moni to buy votes in 2019 & they are trying to introduce same in preparation for 2023
This country is completely damaged under Saint Buhari & I'm afraid incoming president in 2023 might have big problem except he setup reasonable & solid anti corruption agency to recover all our money looted under Buhari administration
We are not supposed to be paying up to 100naira per litre of fuel in this country at all
Jonathan should please go sit in the gutter; he was a very useless president. The fact that buhari has proven to be a worse slowpoke doesn't still make me miss Jonathan. No failure deserves a second chance!
2.The completion of the Dangote refinery, and the five or so other refinereis coming up (and there are 20 more active licences waiting in the wings).
5000 is not enough, though, and I would have expected that they do some form of cash transfer for car owners for one year...but oil revenues aren't high enough for more to be done. (That's why APC was wrong to have opposed subsidy removal in 2011...back then we had enough oil revenue to pay for all of this, and more.)
The Economist is not Nigerian, and whatever they say is mostly irrelevant to the Nigerian economic terrain. Any decision to give handouts of N5000 to a large number of people in an economy like Nigeria where we dont even have a database is largely silly and ill thought; it can NEVER have any positive effect! Anyway, let's not act like we don't know the true intention is just to steal money and also bribe for elections.
nonxo007: I sometimes sit and wonder who comes up with such very silly ideas ? To think Nigeria as a nation has some of the brightest minds the world has ever seen, look at the very silly policies been churned out everyday. This is just a plan to loot our public fund and collective wealth. Just palliative that was asked to be shared couldn't go anywhere, so how do they hope to identify the "poorest of the poor" ? Moreover dishing out money just like that would definitely lead to inflation. 2023 is around the corner and them politicians are seeking means to stake money for campaigns and all.
I had initially thought the proposed N5000 fuel price palliative was the most idiotic policy conceived by foolish leaders, but then it occurred to me that whilst it is indeed a most idiotic policy, the leaders who conceived it aren't exactly foolish; they're just shameless desperate thieves.
You're right about something; the N5000 to the so called poor will be a 'legalised' vote buying corrupt scheme for the 2023 elections.