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Botswana needs more Nigerians in their country. The ones already there, how far are they faring?

It's never a crime! That's an award winning games. If you can mention them at least, 1,000 times a day, you're qualified for Elon Musk's pay or FB monetization win.

Just keep calling those names, the mods don't want you to get rich.

Except you're going for NECO GCE, but if WAEC, the result will be available about December.

2. Most of the Institutions will delay resumption till January, 2025.

3. Though not encouraged, you can still have it if you are interested

Obaplutovicky:
Hello good day, please I need your advice🙏
If I am to write GCE this year which federal or polytechnic university admission is still open till February when the GCE result will be out

This is serious! May God intervene

ActiveFarms:
Late. 80% of our Maize crops are damaged. For example

And not just the cost, the size has also reduced drastically.

For the umpteenth time, what's the benefits of NIN-SIM linkage to the security if criminals can still use the same SIM cards to make calls or send messages without being tracked?

Our security agencies are highly compromised

No, it can't be true. That's 2 months in this rainy season?

Hope Ogun, Ifa or Sango has not been offended?

But seriously, the Christian brethren there should rise up to the challenge. Or hunger will be the outcome

All lies! Not now again! You can't deceive us with this the way you people did with COVID-19.

I have know so many who has taken the stuff for over 2 decades now and are still healthy and sound.

Anybody in doubt should come. I will take you to meet and interview them

I will prefer Germany to handle the project.

This doesn't apply to everyone.

Most times, it rather goes predestined. A number of people who works hard and smart do not make it but the lots fall on others who hasn't been serious about it.

Mistral:
You can be deliberate on how you want your life to be. Remember truth number 10

Hmmmm! This add to the fact that this life is filled with mysteries. Things aren't truly the way we see them. They're never what we intend they are.

Where did you get your own version of the article?
Read here:
https://www.nairaland.com/8185684/customs-unveil-guidelines-free-import#131512460

MIKOLOWISKA:
where did they put these guidelines
Is not in the article

I hope it's not an extension of the Kano protesters that invaded the Courts, of course you know what they took away, so don't asked me.

vikiphy89:
This is the road

Thank you for taking up the challenge.

Please can you objectively tell us the president condition of the road? Add more pics from different spots with buildings that can prove?

Once again, thanks for the job, though unpaid

The problem we have here is the will power to enforce policies as well as the influence of the few on every government agencies.

Imagine the kind of guidelines or conditions the Customs is introducing for participants in the food importation which is meant to drive down food inflation and hunger. How many mills in Nigeria can process 100 tonnes of rice per day?

They're merely promoting their "master's" businesses.

This guidelines are detrimental to the policy. Most times, our problem is not the policy or law, it's the implementation of it.

Now, some groups have already influenced the NCS to create a monopoly over the importation and by extension limiting competition. This will in turn affect the supply chain and ultimately, the price of the products.

Our NCS is an evil organization.

So we can now see who those crop of protesters are, where they came from, their mission and who their sponsor is.

A look will reveal that any group of protesters that laid hand on anything were just government agents.

Chai, NL is gone for bad. The platform has become a battle field between the Igbos and the Yorubas. And the mods as well as the owner, Seun do nothing to curb this eye sore.

On the main issue, I think someone from that place can volunteer to put this matter to rest. Take a walk down the road, take snap shots and post, objectively.

No! It is one of the least if mental health is on the table. There are a lot of factors but as someone has already suggested, drug abuse will top the list. Following keenly will be psychological trauma arising from the burden of unmet needs amidst societal pressure.

Remember, it is not only the burden of today that drives a man mad, but also the regrets of yesterday and the fear of tomorrow.

No Sir, I disagree with you in toto.
It's not Lagos that did it but a failed system. Now let's look at some of these facts.
First, let me cure my ignorance by humbly requesting for clarification on power generation. Does Lagos as a state generates her own electricity? Does Lagos owns any power generating plant(s). If yes, of what capacity do they operate?

Now on other business friendly infrastructure:
Sea Ports: Since we're import dependent, can you objectively tell why other seaports are idling away and only the two ports in Lagos alone are functioning? We have others in Warri, Onne, Calabar but none works and government is not even interested.

Roads/Rail: For even distribution of goods and movement of people, this is a critical infrastructure. But how many of these has the government developed elsewhere outside Lagos State.

Sir, if we must be sincere in Nigeria's development, the government must be "liberal" in the siting of key infrastructure to every nooks and crannies of the country and not Lagos alone.

Else, we still have a long way to go!

phantomxx:
But to be honest, for how long are we going to whine about this? Truth is, the sub national governments have not done enough to attract investments to their regions to shore up revenue.
Lagos did not stop Imo or Bayelsa from building a power plant to supply power to at least half their local govt areas making it attractive for industrial bases.

Make your states conducive and compete! Convince an investor why he should come to Abia and not lagos... is it better power supply? Better security? Better incentives? These are the issues... enough of the blame games.

Ondo state has cocoa... why is ondo not exporting cocoa at 10,000 dollars a tonne or convincing chocolate and beverage companies to setup shop in ondo to develop the value chain?? Do you know how much the chocolate sweet industry is worth? Just chocolate! We've not talked about chocolate drinks.

Why are Kogi and Nasarawa not convincing companies to setup shop in their states to develop their lithium reserves... they should be exporting lithium batteries for use in a myriad of things from EVs to solar batteries... such states should even be giving to the federal govt and not collecting.

Even if you give all the trillions in budget to the just one of the security agencies, insecurity will rather double. In Nigeria, insecurity is a multi-billion enterprise. People are earning so much from each incident. It can't go away any time soon.

DevilsEqual:
NASS annual budget is huge

They should swap that with our Defence budget and lets see if insecurity will not become things of the past

A very pathetic sorry for the kind of people we have as leaders. Two men are asked to fell a tree. One was given a matchet and the other a razor blade.

How will the states fare when almost all the Organizations are operating from or has their headquarters at Lagos thereby paying royalties/tax there?

Whenever we're ready, this country will develop but for now, it will continue to struggle .

He posted this on his verified X handle today

Yesterday,the RMFAC refuted my statement,but I’m now vindicated by Senator Kawu Sumaila who confirmed that the monthly alert is N21million and not N1million.RMFAC make una mind yourself.

Borrowed money to produce calculator that was paid by the candidates?

Even the one for the just concluded exams, 2024 internal has not been supplied to candidates till they finished the exams but the candidates paid for it.

Nigeria, we hail thee.

Look up for

Let me find the link.

https://www.nairaland.com/7932636/build-sell-portable-lithium-power

Let's see if OP is lying.
10k. + 5k = 15k/week
15k x 4 = 60k/month.

GUY'S total earnings=80k
80k - 60k = 20 left over for the guy for one month.

Now he has to pay for
1. Transport to work
2. Laundry
3. Electricity bill
4. Data and air time
5. Miscellaneous

Verdict: Op is not saying it the way it is. He is not truthful.

This life's but a flirting breath. Just in a split of second it's gone.

May their souls find rest in the Lord.

My condolences to their families.

You're not conversant with the kind of dealings at that level. Past Presidents are like great-grandfathers. They're not staying far from home. They're always there.

In fact, they act as securities when others are out. That's why they have access to privilege intels, that sometimes, the sitting President don't have.

IamANigerianMan:
We have all this Nigerians are busy buying packaged food, if I am a president I will ban shawarma

So how will they know the difference between poor man and the Rich?

You'll do just more when money enters your hand.

Babalegba:
Fact of the matter is that traders are increasing prices arbitrarily and causing relentless inflation due to ignorance. Yes transport and labor costs has increased but production and transportation is being done in bulk so economy of scale should kick in as the cost is spread over multiple units of the products.
People are just too greedy.

I am afraid we're not getting this inflation issue right .

Now, let's take an objective view/ consideration:
A famer, peasant in that matter, takes her wares to the market. Note, she can only produce few items and will need to depend on them to get others. Say, garri, and she's able to produce 5 paints for the week. Now after selling, she won't just tie the money back home but will have to buy other things such as rice, fish, salt, seasonings, beans, yam, for the week.

To produce the garri she has incurred expenses such as grating, firewood, and labour, even transport to the market. Now if you were to be the farmer, what will you do?

My dad used to tell me that "adó Iban itiaba, akpeme mbet obio itiaba" ( he who marries 7 wives, keeps the laws of 7 Villages)