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Kei144:
Sweden is fine...

Sweden is just fine.

I don't know why most of you indulge in spreading fake news
Sweden with population 10.23.million not up to half of Lagos state is still struggling to manage their Covid 19 cases
Confirmed cases as at yesterday was 78,166.
And death is 5,646, in Sweden. Only God knows why most of you love to promote fake news

Hmm

Stop your lies , where does prison fund gets N613b from? Even NDDC with one of the highest budget allocations does not have N613b to loot

Asgard13:
Yoruba can never ever stand in a contest that involves igbos

Oga, kalu is in Apc ... tell your god Tinubu not to japa!

Kalu is contesting primaries in Apc ... and nothing Yoruba go do about am... absolutely nothing... but to contest or boycott

Yoruba; no levels!

You want to contest in Islamic party? You will have to build us 5 central Mosques each in 5 SE states

Good

Hmm

No wonder he has 3 credits.

Pandemic Development Party can deceive their gullible followers

Blackking98:
Dumb analogy Mr.
You're probably the jobless economics teacher in your story, my condolences anyway.v

Online restructurer master. Restructuring is not what you lifted on the page of internet

Blackking98:
I'm running because mentioning you lowers my IQ to your level and I don't want that. Below is the simplest meaning of it since you've chosen to be a clown on this forum, if you support the current way Nigeria is being ran may your life be ran the same way, amen. This is my last reply to you. Stop mentioning, thanks.

And you haven't learned why your economic teacher is still roaming around the streets when he has not applied the same logic in his textbook on how to make N12m in a month?
Don't allow your theoretical aspect of your life to fail you. We are talking of practical restructuring here, not the ones you downloaded on the internet. Use your sense, even if it's once in a year

Blackking98:
If you don't know then don't mention me, evidently your IQ is lower than expected and I can't do the charity of lecturing you. Thanks, bye.

Don't run, little lad. What has what you mentioned above got to do with restructuring?
Do you just join the league of those shouting restructuring without deep knowledge of what it stands for?

Blackking98:
That'd be a welcome development. Restructuring is the way.
If the oil companies and other companies that source their materials from the SS and SE can leave Abuja or Lagos and relocate back fully it'd be a big boost for both regions.

And what has that gotten to do with restructuring? All these pikin sef

OfoIgbo:
What I am inferring is that, if CBN was not a part of this effort, NBS would have come up with unjustifiable figures.

NBS would have claimed that Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Ondo are the leading states GDP-wise

Keep quiet. Why is it when things don't favour you, your begin to cry of manipulation?

tempest01:
In politics, You don't make peace with greedy people like Oshiomole. You take the bull by the horn. After all they peace, they'll still turn around and replace you.

Take a cue from Lagos. Obaseki played his politics well. It now remains to be rigid and rugged in the elections as all hell will be unleashed.

But he shared N16b to the tax collectors. Who are you now deceiving?

[quote author= post=91938053]No doubt Rivers, Akwa-Ibom, Bayelsa and Delta will top because they are major oil producing states, Imo state will equal do great, Imo is oil producing state and will top in services which contribute large in national GDP, Abia is also oil producing state, also doing great in industry and commerce.[/quote]Keep quiet. We are not here talking about states with 3 litres of oil. Between it was clearly stated , industry and agriculture. Typical lazy youth

[quote author= post=91937683]Check the list, I'm still surprise why Yemi Kale refused to release other states especially eastern states, he only released two Anambra and Ebonyi state, Imo, Abia and Enugu wasn't included in phase two released last year [/quote]Is their anything to release in potopoto republic?
The only thing to release in potopoto republic are the ones below

[quote author= post=91937447][s][/s]
It thread last year. Below is the link
https://www.nairaland.com/5214582/states-nominal-gross-domestic-product

Oil production pushed Akwa-Ibom and other oil producing states ontop of the GDP



[/quote]But there is oil in Imo and Abia and some part of Anambra now . Or their own oil na 5 litres oil?

Hmm

ogbuefi677:
We tell them but dem no gree hear

What actually did you tell them?
Lying liepod

AmadiAba:
This is not speculation but precise prophecy

What's prophesy in the death of 77 yr old man? Use your sense for once

Ndi Bia fraud

Zooposki:
He was already dead by then. Aunty Kemi hinted us a few weeks back.

The same person Ben Bruce said he spoke with hours before his death yesterday?

obailala:
Let no one be deceived. The only reason these things keep going on is because the so called agitators and elder statesmen always get their share of the loot without fail. Agitation only comes when the flow is cut - the black man is indeed useless to himself.

You really know their ways. Don't be surprised, if tomorrow you begin to see pipelines vandalization.

sapientia:
We have known from day 1

All the clowns who insulted me, hope you can have sense now.

You don’t use claims in science without proving it.

You are not alone, brother. There are too many ignorance fellows.

Madagascar drugs na scam now


Madagascar reimposes lockdown in capital as coronavirus cases surge
By Bukola Adebayo, CNN
Updated 1:45 PM EDT, Mon July 06, 2020
A member of the National Defense Force stands at a checkpoint as part of measures put in place to combat the spread of coronavirus in Antananarivo, Madagascar, in March.
(CNN)Madagascar has reimposed a lockdown in its central region, which includes its capital Antananarivo, in an effort to tackle an increase in coronavirus cases in the city, according to the country's government.

Schools and universities in the city have been closed and nonessential travel within the region is prohibited until July 20.

Authorities say churches will be shut, and public gatherings of more than 50 people have been banned.


The government said troops have been deployed to affected districts to ensure residents comply with containment measures, including a curfew in the capital city, the government said.

Some African nations turn to tonic to try to treat Covid-19
Some African nations turn to tonic to try to treat Covid-19
The decision came after the island nation, with around 27 million people recorded 209 new cases in the capital Saturday bringing the total number to 2,941 coronavirus cases, according to the World Health Organization.

More than 25,000 tests have been carried out, according to the country's health ministry.

President Andry Rajoelina sent a contingent of doctors and troops to its second largest city, Toamasina, to combat the virus outbreak after two people died of coronavirus and bodies were reportedly found in the city's streets in May.

The government had initially locked down the country's two largest cities -- Antananarivo and Toamasina as the virus spread in March.

Rajoelina lifted the restrictions four weeks later and began promoting a herbal tonic made in the country, claiming it could prevent coronavirus and cure it though it had not undergone any international clinical trial.

The tonic's distribution across the country and to some other governments in Africa sparked controversy and several warnings by the WHO and other experts, who said its efficacy against the virus was unproven.

Journalist Andry Rabemananjara contributed to this story from Antananarivo.
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Golan007:
Shatap.

I'm from the Niger Delta, itsekiri to be precise and you cannot tell me the money is for the criminals amongst us.

We need roads, water and hospitals of modern standard.

I don't know why you Yeebos would be promoting in another man's land what you would not tolerate.

Ignore that boy. He does not reason before he talks

Golan007:
Don't you ever comment when we are admonishing our own.

My brothers and sisters on scholarship are just lamenting non-payment of their dues whilst the elite are stealing billions without conscience.

Do not tell us what we should accept we would determine that ourselves.

Pls kindly ignore that Nonentity, his ability to think/ reason has been taken away from him.

hisgrace090:
They'll not talk do to their involvement in the fraud.

They are the beneficiaries now. Pim, you will not hear from them

mrvitalis:
Shut up ...the money is there money , let their brothers eat it ...maybe if we leave their oil money they can eat 50% and use 50% to work ... instead of this 25% they are getting

The money belongs to the , millions of Niger Deltans not the few ones. Use your sense for once

Hmm

Hmm

Supreme coward