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ScotHarvath:No matter how much you make staying at home doing a work-from-home job, your wife can develop a "see-finish" feelings toward you. Set up a place outside your home where you can work from, so you can go away from home in the morning and come back in the evening. There's a big respect it commands when you leave home in the morning and return in the evening. It's just a general human psychology. |
Imagine Buhari talking about explosive population. I thought Muslim northerners never talk about population growth as their philosophy is that "children belong to God". Looks like their eyes are beginning to open, as over-the-sky food inflation is showing the country "shege". |
FG will soon take over the management of primary schools from the state and LGs, since they're now so jobless that it's everything they want to dabble into. |
Biafrannuke:I know that. But saying that Reno owns those retinue of monikers you listed up there is what's false. The guy that owns those anti - Igbo and anti-Jew propaganda monikers is not even from Delta that Reno is from. He's Edo. |
Anybody who believes that Reno has more than one moniker here on Nairaland must be a .... I don't know the appropriate non-insultve term to use. Very soon, some of you will say CIA and FBI operate 10,000 monikers on Nairaland. |
The same man who's currently a senator?? Well, it's the season of intra-party demarketing — collect money from the opposition and condemn your party's candidate ![]() . |
To come and ask for the release of the American Binance guy kidnapped by the EFCC?? |
senatordave1:You don't have shame?? Your whole life on Nairaland revolves around analyzing politics for APC, from the remotest parts of Delta to Zamfara to Osun to Anambra — are you not tired?? |
One and a half million tricycles distributed across the country or 25½ tricycles for selected APC women leaders in selected states?? Jagaban2012: seunmsg:In other words, if I'm in charge of a scheme like this and I decide to gift them to my friends and family members, it's OK as long as those people are Nigerians?? |
How this guy keeps on wasting his money advertising fraud is what I don't understand. |
As far we continue to need to use billions of dollars to import electrical power plants, transformers and other power materials, instead of being able to manufacture them here in Nigeria, we'll continue to hover around 5000MW. |
₦12.7b in 2003 should be around ₦240bn today, so that's what they should have recovered. |
Even though you're trying to make jest of the govt, it's still a good thing that the price has dropped from about ₦1,400 to less than ₦1000. |
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So it's the placement of $ instead of ₦ that's causing all this ruckus?? Which sensible person doesn't know it's a typographical error?? |
I hate parliamentary democracy. It's very prone to political instability. MODIFIED: Any of the coalition parties can wake up overnight and withdraw from the govt, automatically triggering another election within weeks. |
The woman was innocent. She was an ordinary spokesperson who was simply reading out what the ogas told her to say to the press. The real oga was the director, Ita Ekpeyong, who was virtually unknown while Marilyn was being the scapegoat. |
America's hegemony and neocolonialism through its dollar system must be broken. |
This is happening in 2024, not 1974. What a shame of international proportion. |
Many people don't seem to understand that it's not always about economic prosperity alone. Libyans were under severe human rights abuses and subjugation despite the fact they were economically comfortable. And BTW, even after Gaddafi's death, their economy is still as strong as it was when Gaddafi was alive. You think if Nigeria's minimum wage is ₦500K per month, it'll make Nigerians not to complain about police brutality, political persecutions and murders, and the likes?? |
One of the most surprising things about elections in these developed countries is that they don't need 4 years to prepare for an election. Election can be called within a month's notice and the electoral body is not taken unawares, especially in parliamentary democracies where govt can be dissolved anytime. |
allthingsgood:I used to think along this line, until it occurred to me that China has 1.4billion people and poverty is virtually a past tense. |
2mch:Didn't you see where he mentioned the issue of inviting Flavour, a secular musician, to the birthday celebration?? That alone was enough to suspend him. |
Racoon:Why not just grow up and stop following small children to strengthen the cords of tribalism?? |
As much as I have sympathy for this woman due to all the pains she has gone through, I must admit that her words were very condescending and arrogant. If she'd been more discretionary in her choice of words whilst castigating the product, the company wouldn't have even considered any legal complaint against her. |
Meaning it was only during Obasanjo's tenure we experienced negative inflation (deflation)—you buy a measure of rice for ₦400 last year, but you're buying it for ₦300 this year. |
Ironically, it's Nigerians who need to hear this kind of message, not a country where 90% of inventions that have transformed their society and created millions of jobs, were achieved through university research. |
I don't think that system was OK enough, as it exposes the supporters of both party to being harmed by aggrieved supporters of either of the parties. |
Dshocker:You mean $5m, which was equivalent to about ₦800m as at then. |
It's even a shame that the so-called anthem they want to hurriedly bring back was written by the daredevil colonialists. When we should be erasing every vestige of colonialism including outlawing the celebration of so-called independence day, we're instead trying to revive them. |
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