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They want the foreigners to go so they can unionize and frustrate the local industries and dictate terms that suit their lazy selves while running factories aground. Only to come back, cap in hand with useless apologies and begging and some mumu people will now say “we’re big brothers. Let’s forgive and forget”. 2030 no far na. We go see the end result.
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peleson1:After how many weeks? All it took was for small Ghana to call their bluff and he came running out of his hole to condemn it while he played Nero all along. We should’ve done same in Nigeria but as na mostly Igbo people dem dey harass for there, our Diaspora Head Honcho in her tribalistic mind would rather say, “All correct”.
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Vision 3070. A place where incarcerated persons wait for 5-10 years on awaiting trial and where files are being “lost” on a daily until they pay money or when prisoners have to “buy fuel” for cars to take them to court. Any “reform” must include total cleansing of the top and a total reeducation and reorientation of the middle and lower cadre of officers. When prison officials start to share the same cell with their inmates and are made to see the possibilities of being incarcerated in the same prisons they once oversaw, perhaps, just perhaps, there will be a reformation.
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Nigeria. Where every good thing comes to die. When Oyibo people started recording law enforcement officers, it was to make them accountable and for the world to see their excesses. E reach Nigeria, dem start to record when police dey chop food, dey enter Keke, just for the sake of clout and followers engagement. One yeye girl was even trying to seduce a soldier while recording it. If to say the soldier issue her five naira now, the world would’ve been agog. Now, e don burst and we’re crying a river. |
If soup no get isam, ngolo and water snail, that one no be soup |
Hand don touch am but he will now say that the rumor of him being picked up when he lands Nigeria is valid.
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When you hear “SUPER HIGHWAY”, you’ll be picturing a 6 to 10 lane highway like Abuja airport road but imagine my disappointment when I saw the rubbish dual carriage in lagos that was made so that Eko Atlantic residents would have unperturbed access. Now, they’re bringing this same nonsense from Calabar to GOD only knows where.
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Man has always feared what he does not understand. OP, first ask yourself what you want. What type of Honda car or what type of Changan. What is the mileage of each and what is the breakdown possibility. For a Changan, you’d drive it for about 5 years without any major issues (unless okada or car accident) as it’s vitlrbrand new so na to just change oil and perhaps the “legs”, depending on where you live. The mileage is most likely below 1-10k miles and the engine is most likely 1.5-2.0 meaning it consumes less fuel (considering 1ltr=N1,400) but before you buy, make sure it’s EXPORT OR GCC SPEC and make sure you do your checks like VIN and co to prevent you from buying an accident led car. For the Honda, you also have to consider mileage, wear and tear (accidented and panel beatings), safety and reliability, engine size in relation to fuel consumption and also the VIN. If in doubt, ask ChatGPT or WhatsApp meta for better advice Edit: I see some people saying that Chinese climate Cho Cho Cho. Export vehicles or GCC spec are different from what is driven in China. Those vehicles can be diagnosed by any diagnostic tool. As for the parts, these cars are made for the gulf region which have a harsher climate than Nigeria so they’re built tough. As for repairs and servicing, like I said, it’ll take about 5 years for any major defect and by then, there’ll be technicians that’ll repair it. Most of Changan engines are used in “popular” car brands so most mechanics should know how to fix them. Besides, as Igbo man dey import Changan and other Chinese cars in droves, what makes you think that other mechanics are folding their arms and waiting? Any mechanic worth his spanner has started poaching technicians from Mikano and most Mikano mechanics are probably opening their own “side hustle”. The same thing they said about KIA when I bought mine. I got a Kia mechanic who took a day off to do checks on my vehicle back then. Same will happen for the Changan. My 2 kobo |
He has finally gotten his wish. Let’s see how far he’ll go. 2027 no far again. |
OP is trying to make fire without smoke. How many houses have beware of dog sign and when the dogs bite invited visitors, rely on the sign? The words “Beware” in itself is a cautionary note to trespassers and not to invited visitors. If you have a visitor, the sensible thing is to muzzle or cage your dog and allow free passage unless you have an ulterior motive. No one invites a visitor in, lets their dog injure the visitor and still rely on the signage outside. Once your dog escapes its enclosure or your compound, liability is automatically transferred to you as its owner and the dog can’t be running around with the “Beware of dog” sign on its neck.
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He should just come out and call Adudua with his full chest and stop skulking around |
There are some people who advertise their farms on social media. Try instagram. You just might be lucky |
JackDaAlienz:Person wey still dey chop him mama food want us to congratulate him for biting the finger that is still feeding him because he thinks that he has arrived. Pikin wey no know agbo go call am grass. |
I for talk but na NSA matter and before my lawyer go see me, I for don reach 10 years in prison |
Oh, now he speaks. A retired General, silent when his voice should count. |
Soldiers who risk everything to make sure we’re safe, dying on the frontline everyday and their families thrown out of the barracks within days of their death with reduced salaries and unpaid benefits don’t get this but pot bellied Oga’s who have stolen more than their children can enjoy still get life time salaries? Truly, There Was A Country |
Racoon:POC: He wasn’t the first to locate the site,he was amongst a rescue team who went into the farmlands after the crash and when they got to the crash site, he was the most knowledgeable of the lot as he was the only person who knew how to operate a mobile phone and he used it to call for help, hence his acknowledged heroism. Las, las, we’re all proud of him and must also acknowledge the people who stood by him all these years and made his dream a reality. Like he said, some encounters aren’t accidents but divine appointments |
The cup you use to measure for others, will also be used to measure for you |
The Man don taya to fast. He does have a point about Niger and proximity though. |
Is she aware that the Federal Government now pays monthly allocations to the Local Government Authorities? Is that a state road or a Local Government road? People just on ring light and start saying nonsense to trend. She should ask the Aniocha North LGA Chairman what he has done with the allocations and backlogs paid to him by the Federal Government. |
In Nigeria, bloggers and feminists without a shred of medical training would declare her mentally unstable and send her to Welfare Services and the case will die a natural death because she’s a woman. |
Dem get choice before? Can they disobey the President?
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They should start by cleaning Jabi lake and restoring it to its former glory
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Thundafireseun:E be like say na you be the ex wey she give the money. How do you know the event happened in Asaba? @OP, see where your money go.
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Bros, find X (ex) and the algebra assignment going on in your head will be solved.
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The truth is like pregnancy. E no dey hide forever |
For all those rooting for Frank Mba, pls know that Frank is Junior to Disu and he even entered the Police as an Inspector against Disu who entered as an ASP, yet rose to the rank of DIG ahead of his coursemates and seniors. Thats why you shouldn’t rush to get promotions. He who rushes in, rushes out on time. Thats the job for you. |
This brings tears to my eyes this early morning. I remember when I was promoted to Major and I went to my father’s graveside. I saluted and told him that even if he died a Captain, I’d keep saluting him because he paved the way for me to follow. It’s a tradition I keep doing after every promotion. Let her keep her promise to him. He’s earned that salute, even in death. |
Before we put mouth, wetin you do?
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I think it’s time we Nigerians boycotted BOLT as a ride service. These South Africans are taking us for numbskulls |