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Who conducted this test, who independently verified the integrity of this test, and why is the report testing against EU standards? Why not compare against ECOWAS and Nigerian standards? Nonsense cash and carry lab results. The levels some will descend to sabotage and de-legitimize the first massive private sector domestic investment in Nigeria is astounding. Let's keep importing products and exporting dollars, jobs and technical competence while wailing there are no jobs in Nigeria and naira is falling. Simply unbelievable. |
I thought Wike said giving water to protesters was an act of sabotage against the administration? Especially when done by a senator? Anyways props to the police doing this. It's an act of humanity and the protests doesn't mean they're against Tinubu being president, rather he needs to adjust his policies in light of their impacts on the poor in our society. I know, nuances and shit |
I thought Wike said giving water to protesters was an act of sabotage against the administration? Especially when done by a senator? Anyways props to the police doing this. It's an act of humanity and the protests doesn't mean they're against Tinubu being president, rather he needs to adjust his policies in light of their impacts on the poor in our society. I know, nuances and sh!t |
emmafineboy:Hope the video won't show you selecting Nigeria as destination by yourself lol |
Simple procedure botched by doctors who probably sorted their way through medical school. They were transfusing blood they hadn't pre-tested and confirmed to match a patient they were probably going to charge millions? God save us from licensed quacks. |
This man may be one of the few sane people in the world. This is not a mad man but a man of conviction, just like John the Baptist who some people would also have termed mad. |
JASONjnr:Nonsense. This is one Nigeria - or don't you believe in one Nigeria anymore? |
malali:Because he's not a sovereign nation state. |
malali:I agree to an extent - that cement prices can and probably should be lower, but also recognize there are other competent players in the cement market that can lower their prices and take market share from Dangote if it's profitable to do so. The fact they're not doing so suggests he might be selling at a reasonable market rate. Or that there's anticompetitive collusion in the market-which a responsible federal government should investigate and put an end to. |
I'm guessing you're feigning ignorance of the dark fleets that sell Venezuelan crude throughout the world? Tell me the last time you heard of one of these dark fleets being seized by the US? Or you heard of India being sanctioned by the US for buying cheap Russian crude? Just stop defending the indefensible it makes a mockery of your education and intellect. malali: |
Ad hominem attacks, the refuge of the mentally handicapped. And someone was saying this one was an intelligent human being. Sad to observe. |
Flamemignon1:Hope you realize Biden's Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg is opening gay and married to a fellow man? |
DaddyCoool:I knew East Africans did that but had no idea West Africans had caught on. It's still expensive. |
I really don't understand how it is easy for Western media to brainwash Africans. Can someone tell me how Africans benefit from illegal immigration to the US? Are you going to fly to South America then trek up north to the US? And you think crossing the desert to Libya is hard? Legal immigration is the only way Africans get a chance to enter the US. Illegal immigration benefits South Americans but NOT Africans unless they're willing to take the life threatening risks involved. In this case what might be good for South Americans is definitely not good for Nigerians. |
I can't believe some people actually believe subsidy is gone after all the evidence the government is even paying more nairas for subsidy at the moment. I mean the landing cost of PMS alone should be an indicator! |
I'm quite aware he's affiliated with the government, which makes me feel it's a sort of family dispute. But let's not forget there's a cabal in the shadows of the government imposing their will regardless of the wishes of the principal political leaders. The civil service outlives every administration and they know their ways around malicious compliance with directives. Kobojunkie: |
Who to u between Dangote and the federal government? What a hard choice but I'll go with Dangote everyday and twice on Sunday over the incompetent lying federal creatures |
I can relate with the .. What da FAQ was that? This wasn't an impromptu speech but a prepared, videotaped PR video. And they couldn't tape it a few times until his delivery was acceptable? And this was produced by the Governor's media team? What da fuq! And some people are here defending mediocrity. Oh my goodness I mean I have effed up some live presentations before, so I can relate. But this was a videotaped presentation they had all the time to get it right and still published this whatever. What da fuq man |
This is a great reminder that small minds exist in every nation and sometimes do rise to the top. Me I have stopped patronizing SA businesses whenever I can. For now SA airlines will never receive a kobo from my family, neither will ShopRite. The only SA business receiving any money from me at the moment is MTN and I will review that soon. This Gayton should keep going until he becomes a Gaytin. Acting as if the foreign artists residing in SA do not contribute to the SA economy. If I have the influence it will be to simply cease diplomatic relations with these xenophobe being fed by whitey. |
How's turning over private profit to the government going to keep the politicians from stealing and embezzling the money but rather put it into infrastructural growth? How about the banks be required to loan out a certain percentage of the windfall profits to small businesses and farmers, with confiscatory tax paid to the government if they fail to provide those loans? The poor infrastructure is not due to lack of money but rather due to mismanagement and corruption. Are these the elders guiding this country to great heights? These people? 3 share the money politihiefcians? O ti lo |
Let me even add they should go collect loans like Nigeria. Everyone is borrowing 😁 |
These Ipobic students need to shelf this nzogbu nzogbu noise making protest and adjust with us. Things are improving gradually but it's going to take time. Asiwaju is working hard. They should follow us manage the electricity like that - even the so-called developed countries ration electricity. As for tuition, the great jagaban has made tuition loans available. We don't have time for this nzogbu nzogbu ipobic protests. |
Ishilove:Actually you're wrong, it's done that way all over the US. Oil in your land belongs to you. Same way in Europe. |
Iamzik:You got it. Their target are the children. Gradually convince the children that perversion is normal and it's a just a matter of time before LGBTQ+ pride parades start happening in Nigeria and other African countries. |
Not a desperate act? This is beyond desperate. And what are the repayment terms? Hope this is not another borrow $2 billion and repay with crude worth $10 billion? What is wrong with these people? |
Remman:I almost said amen. Don't forget na fellow Nigerians mount this table you dey shake. Prosperous Nigerians EFCC has refused to touch. |
Franzinni:Keep that conscience alive and well bro, coz without it a man is a walking dead |
Look at the miserable looking fellow. I guess you're what you do applies to this unfortunate soul that has been deceived. |
What a tragedy to befall this hard-working young woman. Terrible and heartbreaking |
Nigerians, the only problem with Nigeria. |