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Money matter always Both te rich and poor |
Op needs mentality reset, I am not sorry to say this. |
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*Quick tips before you buy* 1. *Get a trusted mechanic + OBD scan* before paying. Avoid "accidented" or flooded cars 2. *Nigerian-used > Tokunbo* if you can verify history. Less customs wahala 3. *Check C of O papers* if you’re buying from dealer. I like these tips. |
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My people I heard your voice loud an clear but I will do what I want to do, this must have an end one day. A great leader listens and has mercy on his people. |
1000 likes for op. This envy can make people pai their fellow human being self. Truly, avoid the unlucky. |
Women did not destroy your life You allowed your life to be destroyed by some women So don't revenge on innocent women who did nothing to you. Don't create a chain of bitterness in the society. Let us make this world a better place. |
Marriage is the best thing to happen to you if you marry right. I have seen soldiers, martial artists, scholars, with one woman all of their life, because they married right. I have seen drunkards complaining about women because they didn't work on themselves, they were not organized themselves let alone marry right lol. It is left for you to do your best to marry right. |
Reloadedisraelp:smiles |
Na because the police no really ready to catch them That na why them dey think say na the rope attached to their bag they make them dey escape capturing ![]() When European police ready to catch dem, Dem go realize say their rope mean little to nothing. |
Nice thread Okay Okay Okay |
Did I just read this. Somebody please wake me up I might be dreaming. |
All this because government was looking for ways to free up money for continuous embezzlement? Their eyes were always on subsidy removal inorder to free up money and they made sure they removed the subsidy despite public outcry. Now CNG gas can blow the masses to smithereens, as long as money is freed up to be swallowed into already swollen belly, they really don't care. |
Private proposal, wedding with a small circle. Use your money for quick growth of the new family. It is time to be wise. |
We told women to stop saying 50 men are collecting their phone numbers everytime they step outside. Don't let it get into your head, do you know the intentions of those 50 men? If your man is good, respect him and respect yourself instead of thinking you are doing him a favour. |
All 4 are valid. Valid points. |
Most of these atheists know God is real, they are just living in self-denial. On the other hand witchcraft etc also exist just that they are lesser and negative. God is above all. Stop playing. Life is spiritual. |
Be like say na this Anker win this poll |
virginboy1:clinical psychology (research it well and pray before you venture into it). |
Most people don't know the importance of Political Science. They think you can get into politics without it so why study the course? They don't know the course is public administration, international relations, economics, law, governance, etc. combined. Most people don't also know Psychology is lucrative too. What about Social Work? In essence, social sciences is a nice area. You are a natural HR. |
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Health experts recommend exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of a baby's life. In simple terms, this means breast milk only, no water, no formula, no early solids. Ok |
Samantha125:This is exactly what pains me about my fellow men. Once they get rich, majority of them want to upgrade the women they date, guess what, those women would have rubbished them if they dared approach them when they were poor. STAY LOYAL TO THE WOMAN WHO WAS THERE FOR YOU WHEN YOU WERE POOR. |
ImpeccableDust:Please DON'T get a baby mama like the FTC said, they want to make your way crooked. My advice: get a business (if e sure for you) and get a wise wife. Hustle together and build a house from your hustle. No expensive wedding, use the money for mutual fund in a credible organization instead. I repeat say no to baby mama. |
Lifeless101:No wonder I met an accountant who told me she likes sales ![]() I also met an employer who told me the accountant nearly put her in trouble ![]() |
Peter Mbah’s aggressive investment in intelligence, technology and inter-agency security operations is yielding results, with Enugu increasingly demonstrating its capacity to disrupt kidnapping networks and protect residents, businesses and investors, writes Gideon Arinze Government For Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State, the fight against insecurity is not merely about responding to crimes after they have occurred. It is increasingly a deliberate strategy to make the state hostile to criminal networks, strengthen the capacity of security agencies, restore public confidence and create an environment where residents, businesses and investors can operate without fear. The governor’s approach has been anchored on the understanding that security is foundational to virtually every other ambition of government. A state cannot attract investment if businesses are afraid to operate. It cannot expand tourism if visitors are worried about their safety. It cannot create jobs if economic activity is disrupted by criminality. It cannot persuade residents to invest their resources locally if they lack confidence in the ability of the state to protect lives and property. Mbah has therefore consistently connected security to his broader economic transformation agenda. Taken together, the cases indicate that the security challenge was not the work of isolated criminals acting spontaneously. Rather, the police described an organised network with members operating from different parts of the country. The network allegedly had local support within Enugu, including individuals who provided transportation and intelligence. One Enugu-based member, according to the police, operated a tricycle and allegedly transported gang members, firearms and other criminal equipment to and from operational locations. Another allegedly supplied information that helped the gang evade security surveillance and identify targets. This aspect of the investigation is particularly important because it demonstrates that combating insecurity is not simply a matter of confronting armed criminals in forests or on highways. It also requires dismantling the support systems that enable them to operate. Mbah’s administration has repeatedly emphasised this broader understanding of security. The state’s investment in intelligence, surveillance and technology is designed not merely to react to criminal activity but to identify threats early, improve coordination and provide security agencies with the information required to intervene. One of the most important components of this architecture is the ultramodern Enugu State Command and Control Centre, supported by AI-enabled cameras deployed across the state. For years, insecurity in different parts of Nigeria has frequently been discussed in terms of insufficient personnel, inadequate equipment, poor intelligence and weak coordination. The command-and-control centre provides the technological backbone. Intelligence gathering provides the information. Security agencies provide the operational capacity. Inter-agency collaboration provides the reach. Community cooperation provides another critical layer. Together, these components create a security system that is considerably more difficult for criminal networks to penetrate. The government has also sought to draw a clear distinction between ordinary citizens and those who actively facilitate criminal operations. While citizens are encouraged to cooperate with security agencies, those who provide information, transportation, logistics or other assistance to criminal networks are being warned that they too will face investigation and prosecution. This is critical because organised kidnapping thrives on local support. Criminals may carry the weapons, but they often require local intelligence to identify vulnerable targets, understand terrain, monitor security movements and escape after an operation. Breaking that chain of support can be as important as arresting the gunmen themselves. The police investigation into the 14 suspects has reportedly uncovered precisely such a structure. The suspects allegedly concealed or invested proceeds from their criminal activities in livestock and properties, while some of the money was also spent on lavish lifestyles and foreign trips, including journeys to Cameroon. This points to another dimension of the security challenge: kidnapping has become a business model for organised criminal groups. The objective of dismantling such networks therefore cannot end with the arrest of gunmen. Authorities must also follow the money, identify assets acquired with ransom proceeds, establish financial links and prevent criminal enterprises from converting illicit wealth into legitimate-looking investments. The Enugu Police Command has indicated that investigations are continuing to determine the suspects’ involvement in other crimes and identify additional members of the network. That continuing investigation could prove as important as the arrests themselves. Every additional suspect identified, every weapon recovered, every financial trail followed and every intelligence gap closed weakens the network’s capacity to reorganise. It is also an indication that the state’s security strategy is moving beyond episodic operations towards sustained pressure. This is where Mbah’s security policy intersects with his economic agenda. Security is not simply a law-enforcement issue. It is an economic development issue. Security is not simply a law-enforcement issue. It is an economic development issue. Nicely written. Long but worth the while. |
Governments around the world should stop the production of this evil thing forthwith. |
I saw a post explaining why fuel subsidy must never be returned. I have a few questions for you. Quick one 1. Most fuel subsidy be removed before states can be paid well? Why not curtail excessive government spendings in numerous other forms and leave out the ONLY THING that the masses DIRECTLY ENJOY the most alone? 2. Must states fully depend on FG? Why can't states generate their own fund IN ADDITION TO WHAT FG GIVES THEM. 3. Why can't states also curtail excessive spendings and make prudent use of their resources in order to be able to pay workers salary? Enough of this faulty thinking. Enough of this suffocation. Enough of citizens docility and acceptance of cruel governance. RETURN FUEL SUBSIDY AND LET THE MASSES BREATHE. |
Most fuel ybsi |
