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She was so afraid of her husband's wrath that she begged her father to take her back to that very same abusive husband for more abuse. Instead of staying at her father's house that she had already arrived in peace. And some people think the husband is the one with the problem. Na wa o.

Blazetrailer:
Your first statement clearly shows your level of "being informed". There is just no point debating or discussing with you further if you need proof that subsidy is still being paid for imported petrol with landing cost of nearly N1300, even with both World Bank and IMF pointing it out recently that Niheria is paying subsidy heavily

Keep your level of denial, bury your head in the sand like an ostrich and pretend there is "no more subsidy"

On the exchange rates, no point debating with you. You don't know anything, with what you have stated below. If you didn't know that it was not floated but devalued to attract foreing investments according to current Minister of Finance,(which is not coming anyways), no point debating it with you.

Rent seeking will continue in an economy full of corruption and ineptitude whether you float or you don't float. That's the lie they told you.

Don't mind that fellow, maybe they need to increase his lithium dosage for him to boldly question whether subsidy is still going on, despite the myriad indicators to that fact. He will also ask for proof that water is wet.

Seize and auction the filling stations of these economic saboteurs as well. And arrest the IPMAN members involved in these treasonable acts.

Keegan:
Now that the Federal Road Safety Corps have withdrawn from Southeastern roads in fear of the i.p.o.b, I'm afraid drivers will be overspeeding anyhow.

Nigerians like to create problems for themselves.

May the souls of the deceased rest in peace.

I would even take it further that each state must have its own active State road safety officers to provide training and manage driving practices like overspending in each state. Being local they would know where drivers like to overspeed and mount there.

I agree with helinues on this, though he can be trollful. These statistics are overwhelming. But they're the reality on ground. And we need to do something about it, something other than complaining because the complaints aren't achieving anything. Neither are the "I told you so"statements that force people to dig in and get entrenched in their positions without achieving progress or even consensus on the way forward.
I have started planting a small garden in my backyard. To the extent you can, I encourage you to do the same. Even if it's using sacks to grow on your balcony, besides the fence in your yard, etc. Doing nothing and waiting for the government to import food stuffs only prolongs the sickness. All the yahoo youths and runs girls do need to return to their family farm, even form a cooperative and magnify each individual contributions. As for herdsmen, isn't it cowardly abdication to abandon the farms to them? Don't they bleed red like everyone else? When every farming community forms a posse to deal with them and guarantee safety year round, no slacking and no waiting for a useless government, the problem will be solved.

Hope he wasn't among those involved in keeping the serpent called Boko Haram in their backyard to attack their neighbors.

Love the international lawyers logical fallacy of appealing to authority, argumentum ad verecundiam as they say. How is not too late to return that interventional law certificate.
That notwithstanding, it's 8 full years for the South, either Tinubu or Obi (not likely) at the HEAD of the table. No Vice bs. Anything other than that and we must consider disbanding this unworkable contraption. We cannot repeat the lamentations of our parents and grandparents.