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MutantMetahuman:Why are you so surprised about that pay slip, that's less than what some professionals earn in an average companies in Nigeria. He's a first class traditional ruler with sphere of influence way beyond Kano. |
Like Aliyu I don't have my facts but JEG's sins to America was the rejection of gay marriage proposal and Africom in our water body. |
Obasanjo had an enduring effect in telecoms sector, Jonathan in Automobile. Which sector are we going to remember Buhari for? |
It's getting obvious that he's an entrepreneur. Am sure he has learnt from the failures of the past. Congrats Emeka! |
Am particularly pleased that Willi from Aguleri will Site this big project in Umuleri ; 2 towns that fought bloody war few years ago. This is the lesson the Nigerian state should learn from the governor. Development requires peace and justice, enough of our creative destruction. |
I share same observations with the OP, the few am close to have nothing to do with gospel music but play secular music all day. |
IamaNigerianGuy:Yes it covers both the institutions and the consumers. You don't have rating till you have a credit history with any financial institution in the country. |
IamaNigerianGuy:Point of correction, there is standard credit rating system in Nigeria; Xds, CRC, CRS are all in operation and our banks 're linked up to them |
I gave u a loan in dollars and u want to pay in Naira, mbanu. Do they repatriate their profit in Naira? Let them source for the dollar and pay up. |
Maybe that's Toyota setting up an assembly plant through the back door. Innoson should step up their market penetration drive but not because of Elizade but for its long-term sustainability. Whatever Elizade will produce will not be different from what Nissan and co are doing locally. |
Earth2Metahuman:Am not totally discounting his facts but I find his approach too sensational for someone in his class. Why not release the so called facts in courts afterall the case is already in court. |
Ranchhoddas:I thought you had something reasonable to say but it's obvious I wasted my time. |
It's getting obvious that a powerful force is backing this lady. From all indications her aim is not the money but character assassination. What however beats my imagination is how Festus Kayamo could descend this low, I had so much regard for him. What happens to this character defamation if Apostle Sulaman is acquitted by the court? |
Kayamo is shouting like EFCC media trial. He is gradually trading his reputation for some Naira notes. For me, the timing of this abracadabra shows that's it's an acted script. |
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An average African is more ready to destroy what he doesn't understand. Same way our military goes about destroying "illegal" refineries rather than converting it to something useful. Nice one Mr Governor. |
This is a case of the pen being mightier than the sword. The North is about to be played again, all these hypes by a section of the media are another ppropaganda in anticipation of what is about to happen. |
I passed through those rickety railingless bridges along that road earlier this month and discovered that the Federal govt is already renovating them. But why should the govt wait for casualties like this before coming to their senses? |
tobechi74:You have a complete misunderstanding of introversion. Are u aware that Dangote is more of an introvert than extrovert? Introverts succeeds more in business because they take their time to think through every decision thereby taking a well calculated risks. I am an introvert, did a marketing job successfully and also a very good risk taker in business, so your classification is wrong. |
I agree most with the mentorship point. The multiplier effect is massive. Most times the apprentice grows to outclass his boss. E.g no one hears the name of who mentored Innoson or Coscharis. |
ngolokante:The multiplier effect in Economics should make them think home rather than India. Are we saying that Innoson that has a plant in Lagos and pays tax to Lagos is not economic enough? What about signing an MOU with him to train the Agberos in Lagos like he is doing to Niger Delta militants? |
Great idea but why cut our nose to spite our face. Why create market and job for India while your countrymen are jobless, why not Innoson? Why send our scarce dollars to India? |
Nigeria is like a skyscraper with a cracked foundation, no amount painting and decoration will save it except to pull it down and start again. On restructuring I stand. Northern presidency didn't make the northerners better off, same with Yoruba and Ijaw, Igbo presidency will not make anyone better off except the politicians. The only way out is to restructure this country else 50yrs from now we'll all be complaining about same thing. Everything we complain about now was also complained of 30yrs ago, can't we take a decision that will make the next 30yrs different? |
lastpage:The equation that brought Osinbajo to power was predicated on protection of interests of Christians and the south if not APC would have presented a Muslim-Muslim ticket. The more he tries to be politically correct the more his primary constituency nears extinction. |
If pastor Osinbajo can not defend the interests of Christians and southerners in this govt then he should resign. We can as well have a Northern president and a Fulani VP since we are not better off right now. Buhari has submitted the name of Magu twice for confirmation even with all the corruption allegation, what's he waiting for in this man's case? |
The DSs should go and arrest him |
Please I love money and am Igbo. Show me a Nigerian that doesn't love money and I'll show you the most hypocritical of God's creatures. |
Rather than 21 gun salute at inauguration we shall have 21bomb blast at the Gambian presidential palace. No one could have predicted this sudden turn of event in a once peaceful Gambia few weeks back. I pray fate has a better thing for Nigeria in 2019. |
obayaya:Every constitution of every country has a Lacuna that can be manipulated to extend an incumbent's tenure but the difference between the letters and the spirit of the law makes the interpretation of same constitution different. It'll be an injustice against the people of Gambia if this man is allowed to manipulate his way. |
obayaya:It's foolishness to create a crises and cry wolf. He is the one that's declaring war on the Gambian people. Ecowas is coming to help the people. Gambia is not at war, the (ex)president is on his own. He lost legitimacy with the people, Ecowas, AU and the rest of the world. After tomorrow he becomes a nobody. |
Gambia is not yet at war so your position doesn't apply. The state of emergency is illegal cos the expected war can only happen after the tenure of the incumbent, the president therefore has no right to declare such. We must not applaud his stupidity which he mistakes for smartness. If we go by the OP's thinking then every president will extend their tenure by simply declaring a state of emergency. |
So sad, that bridge in the picture looks like the bridge along Benin Ore express. It's always scary cos the railing are weak. RIP |
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