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Politics › Re: Court Orders Extension Of NIN Registration By Two Months by panpan(m): 11:43am On Mar 24, 2021
The report is not clear.

The court was said to have ordered the extension of the deadline by two months.
From which date is the two months extension referring to, the old ultimatum (sometime in January 2021) or the current ultimatum (6 April 2021)?
Politics › Re: 11 Governors Yet To Take COVID-19 Vaccine (Full List) by panpan(m): 6:28pm On Mar 22, 2021
What is the purpose of this list? Is the media trying to put pressure on the governors to take the vaccine?

If the governors do not take the vaccine, that is their individual choice, and it should be respected.
The vaccine is not a cure for Covid-19.
Politics › Re: FG Begins Recovery Of ₦100 Billion From Lottery Operators by panpan(m):
I thought lottery operations were supposed to be regulated by the state and local governments only.

Are lottery operations on the concurrent list in Nigeria? Or even on the exclusive list?
Crime › Re: Police Raid Initiation Ceremony In Delta; Arrest Scores Of Suspected Cultists by panpan(m): 10:52am On Mar 16, 2021
What is their offence?
There is supposed to be freedom of association in this country.

A group of sixteen persons were arrested. For what?
The only issue is the "wraps of substance" which the police allegedly found.
Business › Re: Did Your Account Get Closed By Your Bank For Trading Cryptocurrencies? by panpan(m): 9:53am On Mar 16, 2021
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) flags certain keywords in the description/remark field of transactions.

If you must write or type in the description/remark field, avoid putting cryptocurrency related words like "crypto", "bitcoin", and so on.
The description/remark field is optional, so it may be left blank.
Health › Re: What Is Causing The Too Much Heat In Nigeria? by panpan(m): 10:53pm On Mar 09, 2021
In Nigeria, it is usually hot in March; that is, at the end of the dry season.
There is usually no harmattan, and there is little or no rain.
Crime › Re: EFCC Raids Yahoo Boys’ Hideouts In Ekiti, Arrests 37 (photos) by panpan(m): 11:08pm On Mar 08, 2021
Why should EFCC arrest people without a direct complainant?
Crime › Re: Police Raid Anambra Homosexuals’ Hotel Party, Arrest Scores by panpan(m): 10:15pm On Mar 07, 2021
WiszyFraud:
Arresting them over what offence exactly?? undecided
From the report, the only activity mentioned is that they had a party in a hotel.

I never knew that having a party in a hotel is an offence. huh
Business › Re: Cryptocurrency: We Acted In Nigerians’ Best Interest – Emefiele by panpan(m): 5:34am On Feb 24, 2021
The federal government serves United States interests.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has targeted cryptocurrency use in Nigeria, because the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has complained that 200 to 300 million dollars is transferred per week from the United States to Nigeria using cryptocurrency.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Prince Harry, Meghan Announce Final Split With British Royalty by panpan(m):
Tonytonex:
Never really know this their story. so his mother was murdered? why
Well, this is just a theory:

Diana, princess of Wales, was pregnant for Dodi Fayed, an Egyptian.
The royal family did not want an outsider (Dodi and Diana's child) to be a sibling of the future king (William).

It was convenient (for the royal family) for Diana to be killed in a car crash before giving birth to the baby.
The British press were prohibited from broadcasting or publishing any report that suggested that Diana's death was a homicide.
Crime › Re: Gunmen Kill Taraba Businessman (Photo) by panpan(m):
NwaAmaikpe:
shocked
So even that charm ring on his hand could not save him?
You see that everything in this life is vanity.
It could be a wedding or an engagement ring; or it could just be part of his dressing, without any "charm" implication attached.
Travel › Re: Iddo Railway Terminal On Fire by panpan(m): 10:51pm On Feb 14, 2021
How does such a raging fire start in a federal government building on a Sunday evening?
Christianity Etc › Re: Matthew Ashimolowo: Take COVID-19 Vaccine, Don’t Join Conspiracy Theorists by panpan(m): 10:38pm On Feb 14, 2021
Covid-19 has an over 99% recovery rate. Drugs and natural remedies are available.
The vaccines were produced in approximately one year, or less. It normally takes about ten years. The animal testing and (human) clinical testing phases were either not satisfactorily completed, or totally skipped.

The vaccine manufacturers are not liable for any side affects, no matter how severe.
NAFDAC said that they will rely on preliminary reports from the vaccine manufacturers, as well as approval from foreign drug agencies. NAFDAC will give "emergency approval" of the vaccines with or without its own independent examination.

Just refuse to take the vaccine, regardless of anybody else's decision.
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Bans BBC World Service, Following U.K. Ban Of Chinese Network by panpan(m):
PDPdestroyer:
CGTN, the Chinese Global Television Network, opened its European production center in London two years ago. But last week, Ofcom, the British regulator, announced it was pulling the network's license because China's Communist Party oversees the network's editorial policy. British law forbids political bodies from controlling license holders.

Experts had expected retaliation by the Chinese government against BBC reporters in China, even though the BBC is editorially independent of the British government.
The British government controls broadcasting license holders in their country through Ofcom, so the statement that "the BBC is editorially independent of the British government" is not really true.

On the other hand, if the Nigerian government were to ban the Chinese Global Television Network (for any reason), I wonder whether the Chinese government would retaliate by banning the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA). grin
Politics › Re: Kehinde Ajibade: IPPIS Is A Scam, FG Deceived Us by panpan(m): 6:47am On Feb 12, 2021
ASUU and SSANU/NASU never go on strike at the same time.
One group would go on strike for weeks or months, then suspend or end their strike; afterwards, the other group would list their own demands, issue warnings and eventually commence their own strike.
Romance › Re: Tattoos! Ladies, Never You Do This For Him, No Matter What! (Pictures) by panpan(m): 8:22pm On Feb 11, 2021
juman:
The tattoo can be removed.
You are right.
However, it is far easier to print a tattoo, than to remove the tattoo.

We cannot all have the same preferences or dislikes as regards how we modify our appearance. However, we should be careful with procedures that are difficult to reverse.
Politics › Re: Osun Yahoo Boys Protest Against EFCC Harassment. Block Osogbo-Ilesha Expressway by panpan(m):
Cutiekatty:
A friend once told me when he was in Thailand to hustle legit work, another Nigerian guy was arrested for fraud because the woman he scammed managed to trace him there after his arrest the lady left for USA and the guy was released. Then the police officer told him...my friend you can scam America, UK ,Europeans even Canada no problem, because you bring money to our country, but if u scam our people very big problem for u.
EFCC does not have the same mode of operation as the Thai police.
EFCC is partly sponsored by a foreign law enforcement agency. These indiscriminate arrests, without a complainant, serve foreign interests.

Foreign governments do not like it when their money flows steadily into Nigeria, and they do not mind using Nigerian law enforcement agencies to stop this.
EFCC is far more interested in financial crime that affects foreigners than in financial crime that affects Nigerians.
Education › Re: 50-Year-Old Mother Enrols In JSS2 At Ilorin Grammar School (Photos/Video) by panpan(m): 3:12pm On Feb 09, 2021
She looks smart in the school uniform.
Health › Re: COVID-19: Nigeria Expecting 58 Million Doses Of Vaccines - Osagie Ehanire by panpan(m): 12:46am On Feb 09, 2021
Covid-19 has an over 99% recovery rate. Drugs and natural remedies are available.
The vaccines were produced in approximately one year, or less. It normally takes about ten years.

The vaccine manufacturers are not liable for any side affects, no matter how severe.
NAFDAC said that they will rely on preliminary reports from the vaccine manufacturers, as well as approval from foreign drug agencies. NAFDAC will give "emergency approval" of the vaccines with or without its own independent examination.

Just refuse to take the vaccine, regardless of anybody else's decision.
Politics › Re: Governor Abiodun Blocks NURTW From Collecting Revenue For Ogun State by panpan(m):
How come NURTW never goes on strike? grin
Business › Re: How FBI Warned FG, CBN On Scammers Using Cryptocurrencies To Defraud The West by panpan(m): 6:48pm On Feb 07, 2021
lexy2014:
But d nigerian govt is yet to ban Ponzi schemes in nigeria. Is it waiting for FBI warning before it does so?
The federal government serves United States interests.

EFCC arrests "yahoo boys" indiscriminately, because FBI has said that United States citizens are sending a lot of funds to Nigeria through these "boys".

CBN has now targeted cryptocurrency use in Nigeria, because FBI has said that 200 to 300 million dollars is transferred per week from the United States to Nigeria using cryptocurrency.

Ponzi schemes would definitely be banned if they are used by Nigerians against United States citizens.
Education › Re: UNN Nursing Students Stand To Write Test Under The Sun (Video) by panpan(m): 9:35am On Feb 06, 2021
If this is a test, there appears to be a lot of opportunities for "sharing of information". shocked
Health › Re: COVAX Excludes Nigeria From Pfizer Vaccine List To Prevent Wastage by panpan(m):
For many, this is actually good news. A lot of people would rather not take the vaccine.

Why should a vaccine require storage at -70 degrees Celsius in the first place? In fact, the blame should be on the vaccine manufacturers and not on the cold storage facilities in African countries.

In addition, it is difficult to trust the WHO these days.
Crime › Re: Police Discover Many Wraps Of Cocaine Hidden Inside A Traveler’s Hair by panpan(m):
Where did this take place?

The conversation sounds like that of a French-speaking African country.
Education › Re: SSANU And NASU Begin Strike Tomorrow, Unions Write Branches by panpan(m): 8:46pm On Feb 04, 2021
Judolisco:
Kai and ASUU will join them later... Everybody they hustle for dis country nobody Wan settle down again
Hw can a senator with ssce go home with 29m per month and you Want a university Don to start hustling for 500k per month
Students go finish start dey hustle for jobs again....
ASUU and SSANU/NASU never go on strike at the same time.
One group would go on strike for weeks or months, then suspend or end their strike; afterwards, the other group would list their own demands, issue warnings and eventually commence their own strike.
Crime › Re: Sure-P: Court dismisses Charges against UK Based Medical Doctor, Obaro, Wife by panpan(m): 8:29pm On Feb 04, 2021
PDJT:
-Dear Nigerian “journalist”, a radiologist is not a medical doctor. shocked
A radiologist is a medical doctor, who has a specialist qualification in radiology.
Travel › Re: Abike Dabiri Gives Update On Nigeria Visa & Passport by panpan(m):
I want to assume that what Abike Dabiri meant is that it is Nigerians without a Nigerian passport who are required to pay for "visa on arrival".

A Nigerian passport holder with dual citizenship should not be asked to pay for "visa on arrival".
Politics › Re: Abdullahi Abbas Kano APC Chairman Mandates Civil Servants To Register As Members by panpan(m): 9:04pm On Feb 02, 2021
This statement is wrong on all levels.

In the first place, civil servants are expected to be non-partisan.

In addition, there is supposed to be freedom of association (and non-association) in the country.
Nobody should be forced or threatened to join any group or association, or any political party.

To threaten civil servants to join a (particular) political party, or else, should be regarded as criminal.
Crime › Re: 19 Yahoo Boys Caught By EFCC In Abuja Guest House (Photo) by panpan(m): 6:30pm On Feb 02, 2021
RuddyFusion:
Is this the only thing EFCC does now?
EFCC serves foreign interests.
EFCC is far more interested in financial crime that affects foreigners than in financial crime that affects Nigerians.

It appears as if EFCC is on the payroll of a foreign law enforcement agency.
Family › Re: If You Were To Name Your Child After A Nigerian Town/City, Which Will It Be? by panpan(m): 5:48pm On Feb 02, 2021
Zaria (Kaduna)
Jos (Plateau)

Numan (Adamawa)
Ede (Osun)

Nekede (Imo)
Eket (Akwa Ibom)
Health › Re: COVID-19: Nobody Is Safe Until Everyone Is Vaccinated — Boss Mustapha by panpan(m): 9:21am On Feb 02, 2021
Quality20:
Every body must take d vacc, otherwise u leave nigeria to neigbouring contries
The second option is preferable.
Health › Re: COVID-19: Nobody Is Safe Until Everyone Is Vaccinated — Boss Mustapha by panpan(m): 5:46am On Feb 02, 2021
Covid-19 has an over 99% recovery rate. Drugs and natural remedies are available.
The vaccines were produced in approximately one year, or less. It normally takes about ten years.
The vaccine manufacturers are not liable for any side affects, no matter how severe.
Just refuse to take the vaccine, regardless of anybody else's decision.

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