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duro4chang:
I understand what I understand.

Well I don't so tell me na, lol

duro4chang:
Really I see. I can now understand ...

Lol, bad belle... What do you now understand?

osita76:
The latest Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing model is coming on board soonest

I love this, e pass Granite oo

Jerry, as always!!!

Lol

Mission accomplished

For the fourth year running, Finland again has come out on top in the annual list powered by data from the Gallup World Poll, with Iceland, Denmark, Switzerland, and the Netherlands following in second, third, fourth and fifth positions respectively.
While the United States moved up from 18th to 14th place and the United Kingdom dropped from 13th to 18th, Australia held its 12th place position.

Now I wonder where Nigeria is located on the list

Researchers say it's no surprise that Finland has retained the top position once again, as the Nordic country has always ranked highly when it comes to mutual trust.
Trust is recognized as one of the major factors that helped to protect people during the pandemic, as well as confidence in governments.
For instance, Brazil's death rate was significantly higher than Singapore's, a fact the report put partially down to the difference in public trust in the governments of each country.
It also notes that the Americas and Europe had much higher Covid-19 fatalities than East Asia, Australasia, and Africa.

The report suggests that the average age of a country's population, whether it's an island, and its proximity to other highly-infected countries were contributing factors in the disparity between death rates globally.
Intriguingly, cultural differences such as whether the head of government was a woman, are also noted as significant considerations when measuring the success of Covid-19 strategies, along with income inequality and knowledge gained from previous epidemics.
"The East Asian experience shows that stringent government policies not only control Covid-19 effectively, but also buffer the negative impact of daily infections on people's happiness," said report contributor professor Shun Wang of the Korea Development Institute.
While successful vaccine rollouts in various countries have provided a much-needed boost to many, lockdowns, social distancing, face coverings and travel restrictions are part and parcel of living with the virus, and that's not even taking the economic implications into account.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the World Happiness Report 2021 also found that lockdowns and social distancing impacted workforce wellbeing tremendously.
According to the data collected, those unable to work due to furlough or redundancy who said they were lonely at the start of the pandemic became 43% less happy than those who did not feel lonely to begin with.
"My previous research showed how happy workers are 13% more productive," said professor Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Director of the Wellbeing Research Centre at the University of Oxford, another contributor to the report.
"This paper proves that happiness is not driven by pay, and that the social connections and a sense of identity are more important.
"These findings point towards a 'hybrid' future of work, with a balance between office life and working from home to maintain social connections while ensuring flexibility for workers."
Of the 149 countries featured on the report, Afghanistan was ranked the most unhappy once again, followed by Zimbabwe, Rwanda and Botswana.
Those at the bottom of the list were mainly underdeveloped countries where issues such as political and armed conflicts are prevalent, or have been in recent times.
"This has been a very challenging year, but the early data also show some notable signs of resilience in feelings of social connection and life evaluations" says report contributor professor Lara Aknin of Simon Fraser University.


World's happiest countries 2021
1. Finland
2. Iceland
3. Denmark
4. Switzerland
5. Netherlands
6. Sweden
7. Germany
8. Norway
9. New Zealand
10. Austria
11. Israel
12. Australia
13. Ireland
14. United States
15. Canada
16. Czech Republic
17. Belgium
18. United Kingdom
19. China
20. France

Yes, my uncle who assaulted my mother in front of me N his own mother when I was very young.... I grew up hating him M wanting the very worst to happen to him, I even wanted him to be assassinated

Yes oo, Dangote Cement Obese, Ogun State where I was posted to during NYSC... The HR didn't pick me N some other guy cause we're not from the North but he pick the guy who's from Plateau State after telling us there's no vacancy.
Another OrangApples Technology in Osun State

Okay

pweetychyka:
Hey babe in matters like this, everyone is entitled to their own opinion! What matters is ur own decision and that of ur family members.

The fact it didn't work for madam A, doesn't mean it won't work for madam B.

Well said, kinda true alright

In marriage, it's about persons NOT religions...
Tinubu is married to a Christian,
Fashola is married to a Christian,
Many others are marriages of mixed religions, I'm even thinking of marrying a fine N educated Hausa/Fulani babe Christian OR Muslim I do care! So marriage is a choice afterall.
You marry or stay single N live longer!!!

Oh well, I care less about these ones too besides when they started I didn't know N as it's ended already I still didn't know... I just wish them the best of their separate lives!
I'm still struggling to startup N find better ways to mine

Happy birthday to you Mynd44

I DO NOT CARE ABOUT HIM BTW!!!!

Ngorbungor:
Honestly we need to know where this young gentleman get the funds he uses for all the infrastructural development in Ebonyi State

We all know it's the same as others gets, he too gets his own... Equally atleast N same time

They actually hunger for money instead....

Oohhh okay, so now our Government is beginning to accept Biafra for a start!.... Lol

There shouldn't be any trial, kill them all at once to help reduce population biko

To favour the North as usual Not new dha

Yea right... We've heard that before

We're crazy in this country with funny features attached to it...

An Akwa Ibomite, she's pretty

And that's the major issues of his State and Country?

The rate at which Kogi landed at 5 and still stays there marvels me ehhhh

Mikecold:
I am more concerned about the 36 governors Lodge for the 36 states governors in a private residence.

What was he truly thinking as a governor sef was he ever going to get 36 governors inside his house all at once.

You would hardly find 36 governors in aso rock lodging all at once

To rule the country N host each Governor every weekend na... Maybe!!!

Okay na.... He's join the old team already, too soon sha

AnanseK:
In Jonathan’s time there was no bridge at all, not even uncompleted one.

Most of these projects started even before GEJ but now implemented by another leader. So what's the big deal there
Help improve the country don't kill it

Aconomist:
Meanwhile, Goodluck, Jonathan did not complete a single project despite enjoying oil prices of over $100 a barrel. Buhari may be a monkey. But he is the best president Nigeria has ever had.

So what project exactly did GEJ do or complete cause even after PMB leaves people like you will make say statements.

Juliusmalema:
I will agree fully that Goodluck Jonathan is a monumental failure......


The only good about him is that he doesn't have brown teeth, and not a drug lord or billion van handler.


Funny enough Gej teeth are all white which is good for international relations.

Untrue.... Bridge isn't close to finish