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Stealing 101: when you thief meat from pot of soup, shake the pot and warm the soup. Very dull thieves... |
May someone never find his or herself in this situation... |
seunmsg:So let's say B.A.T's papers are deemed legit, you deliberately missed the part where INEC's entire process has been questioned? The current evidence which have been admitted by court heavily indict's INEC & that is enough to potentially throw "some people" in jail. Brilliant lawyers may wriggle B.A.T out of the petitions against him, but to be honest INEC is in a different can entirely. The ruling will definitely shock people. |
SangoOlukosoOba:Those facts are for the court to now decide. I am only saying what the school recently stated and what the court has admitted as evidence. Its public knowledge. |
SangoOlukosoOba:The same school also confirmed that the individual associated with the name B.A.T is female... They verified the attendance of Bola Adekemi Tinubu- The evidence was admitted in court. |
Abeg me sef don taya the matter... I have already concluded that Naija's leadership system can facilitate the enthronement of babboons into power. The solution, Japa! |
I think Biden only bulaba'ad... no big deal |
In Nigeria, if a Babboon has enough money to throw around... He can be president, the systems will even facilitate the process. |
I am not surprised, for example I be swanging one kind gbola wey don shift the future of many wombs, but unto kpali levels I am not Nigerian. For Example Anthony Joshua is British so im gbola don count for British side. Therefore all the good Gbola's for naija have changed nationality. |
Baba Don go change spare parts ![]() |
BigBlackPreek:What is the poverty index of the so called "developed countries" you stated? When poverty levels are extremely high, the path to Economic growth is not by taxing. Taxing is only effective when there is national stability in commonwealth. |
While giving this side of the coin, can you also display the inflation index? |
If crack economists are not deployed into strategic areas in Nigeria's economic ecosystem... Nigeria is in for some very, very tough times ahead, with this current capitalist storm raging. Basically, this is not the time to appoint traditional politicians to occupy sensitive national economic roles. Advanced Economic and Finance specialists really need to be called in. |
Oshimen is a legit clinical finisher A double |
So it has now come to the point B.A.T wants people to say the time is 6am when it is 5pm? What a controversial individual |
jesmond3945:I see where you are going bro. Note that there are two main issues that will propel inflation further; -1 The power sector: Local industries will still suffer the expense of production due to the supply of power, that is still directly related to oil and gas prices (generators). Cost price increase. -2 Transport and logistics costs are still directly related to oil and gas prices and this affects the masses directly. Cost price increase. As for the capitalism model, yes! you couldn't have said it any better. The only thing is that in capitalism, the poor will be obliterated literally and the poverty index in Nigeria, is just toooo high to risk going that direction of full fledged Capitalism. |
jesmond3945:Are you currently observing the inflation trend? |
I said this! This is just the beginning. Nigeria needs about 12 Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala's right now to avoid the financial & Economic backlash about to hit. Brace yourselves everyone. The rich and corrupt will do well though in this classic capitalist storm. |
grandstar:To be honest I understand Buhari's moves very clearly now. The reason he did that was because of a lot corrupt activities he was trying to block especially the ones from Petroleum & fuel Subsidy (don't forget he personally handled the Petroleum portfolio). These issues had the potential to make the Naira get devalued below its actual Economic strength. The issue right now is Nigeria has a lot of loose areas which roam without control, so one can't afford to allow a free market for fx, as it would be open season for corrupt looting- trust me, if the common man benefits, the crooks would benefit 1000x's more. Secondly security is a big issue, just imagine a scenario where Bandits are roaming free with an easily accessible FX market... Lastly, with the current Economic situation of Nigeria, can the banking sector withstand the pressure of FX supply? I assure you, it seems like a good move, but in the absence of a thoroughly thought out national Economic plan, two things will occur; 1- Further Devaluation of the Naira 2- A super inflation that would be driven by fx parallel markets, due to financial institutions inability to meet fx supply . How you ask? Because more FX would go out than come in due to all the wuru wuru that has been left unchecked. |
There was no national Economic council, yet he already made some huge calls that have direct Economic implications... May the heavens help Nigeria. |
They have started again, acting impulsively without a clear plan... dem never even finish fuel Subsidy case. Is it just me or doing this will create the following; -1 Inevitable Devaluation of the Naira -2 Dollar Supply challenge from the banking sector which will still endup empowering the parallel market (except an official mutual agreement is brokered between the black market and CBN) either way the local currency will seriously slump, which will seriously push inflation. As I write now, the CFA is far stronger than the Naira, which is concerning, considering the fact that all border countries around Nigeria use the CFA... Is Nigeria prepared for the looming inflation, potentially around the corner? My take; Such decisions should have been made after establishing a solid economic thinkthank that would have analysed the strengths and weaknesses of this fx policy in the absence of a strong National Economic plan. Additionally the vices of Nigeria that require heavy fx have not even been plugged, I.e security, banditry, oil and gas corruption, power sector corruption... why kick start a policy that would further facilitate the operations ease of numerous wahala in the country (like pouring water into a leaking bucket- more like wasting water) E get why Buhari been lock everywhere. I just hope Buhari is not missed in the long run. |
ParrotGirls360:Why do you say so? |
I am waiting for him to also change the chief justice of Nigeria. |
So if The student is guilty of drug abuse he is disqualified from the loan ![]() Funny |
What he just told the P.E.P.T judges is basically to allow red to remain green. |
Bro, The Japa idea is not bad, but figure out a well rounded plan before you commit to the japa plan. |
johnjose68:I am glad you have recognised and admitted that diabolic criminality such as stealing ![]() |
koribobo:Chairman, I like your reasoning, but do you know that even with the "controversial" INEC results, Peter Obi won two Northern states (talk about Northern appeal with an unknown political party). B.A.T on the other hand, had little appeal in his own region because; -1 He lost his own state Lagos (let's ignore the fact that no presidential candidate who won an Election in Nigeria, ever lost his own state) -2 He didn't totally appeal to his own South west region putting in mind he lost Osun State. Additionally, -3 He didn't appeal to the entire East & South South. (Let's keep in mind that both Peter Obi and Atiku won in states outside their affiliated regions) -4 He didn't appeal to all the States with the highest voters, despite running with an incumbent political party. **Edit** He also lost the FCT by a long shot If not because Naija na Naija- where blue can be called red, B.A.T actually failed his own popularity test. |
Bro, For the most part, beards come down to genes. Although Minoxidil may work in your case. However if its not in your genes to grow a full beard, Minoxidil may not work fully for you. |
Mbah's days are numbered... Even babies know he is as good as gone. |
I just think this is a proxy war, between the west and Russia. The funny thing is if the west had allowed Ukraine to handle their wahala with Russia, this war would not have escalated to this level. |
Obagreatdatoye:Chairman, I can't call blue, yellow. I am not a politician. |
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