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Nothing bad, we're a new nation. Even US and UK import electricity from Togo and Uganda. In 5 years' time, Nigeria will be supplying the whole world. ![]() |
It's not the fault of the buyer or even the seller, but the local authority. In developed countries, there are standard hygiene requirements for food sellers and if you dare contravenes it, you'll pay a hefty fine that you'll not forget easily. |
ValarDoharis:Fakes likes generated by bots. |
Enugu house rents are over the roof and the govt wants to add to the misery. A state with zero industries unlike Anambra. A time may come where 90% of residents live in the forest whilst landlords' houses rot away because of over bloated rental fees. Nlfpmod |
It's the person who takes that boy seriously that should be questioned. Stop opening his threads to starve him of the attention he's so much obsessed with. Whenever you see a thread or a comment about how Jews or the Rottschild want to take over the whole world bla bla bla, he's the one using hundreds of monikers, like Apcharam, 12monkeys, etc. He also used to troll Yorubas until Tinubu became president and he decided to concentrate on only Igbos. He's from Benin. |
Replaced 1 Yoruba with two Yoruba thinking that'd make Tinubu not to sack him like Emefiele ![]() . It's hypocritic appointees that are easily sacked sef, because their principal would feel they're using it to cover for incompetence or trying to play a smart game. |
Emefiele is a warning for every public official who serves the president and his cronies instead of the public they were appointed to serve. He went to great lengths to please the northern oligarchy by dolling out trillions for northern farmers and Covid19 palliative loans, and also billions of dollars sold to Northern henchmen at low prices. That was economic sabotage. If the current governor does the same, the next govt will show him pepper too. |
Creepy. |
Please who's UAE?? What a shame. If care is not taken, very soon Ghana will ban Nigerians from their country, and then later reverse it and we'll be jubilating. Why should we chasing after a country benefiting from us in terms of massive tourism and capital flight? Is something not wrong with this so-called giant of Africa?? |
![]() Work?? As in special adviser or ministerial position?? |
This guy should have been appointed the CBN governor or at least, the finance minister, but I guess he didn't have long legs for such plum positions. |
lexylaw09:LOL. Is that how other people put link in their threads? I mean something like: https://www.news.com/xyzvbnmkjhfg. Copy the link address where you got the news from. |
Conjecture news that will not see the light of the day. Some media houses don't even know when some so-called sources are simply giving them jokes, but they'll still rush to publish it. |
lexylaw09:No link?? |
I was even wondering why Nigerians were celebrating it in the first place. The only beneficiaries would have been yahoo boys and yahoo polithiefcians and govt officials who have been denied the opportunity to go waste our resources to organise birthday parties for their girlfriends or buy properties with our money. |
Handout for feeding to a so-called giant of Africa. Nigeria must divide, for Nigerians not just politicians, to really have a new lease of life. |
complexstuffs:See attention-seeker. How can you call Tinubu's number one fan an IPOB supporter?? You know it, but you're pretending you don't. |
It's not just Biafra that would have this form of government, but each of the 6 regions, every region becoming autonomous, but under a single defence and foreign policy federal government, like it happens in Russia, China, and many other countries. |
Many of the taxes, he added, made life unbearable for the poor in society.The same poor 90% of whom don't pay personal income tax?? |
This is not a good deal. Nigeria has no favourable business with UAE. Our government has just reactivated the loophole politicians use to pack our scarce resources to go buy properties for themselves and their girlfriends in Dubai. Who'll benefit from this if not Nigerian yahoo boys and polithiefcians and of course UAE?? |
This is the kind of amount a LG or county would borrow in a America, not for a counter of 200m people. Still shows how our politicians have stolen us dry and left us poor and beggarly. |
God bless you for the courage to speak out against this. Pastors should focus on preaching the Gospel and lend their voice to condemning injustice and corruption in the country and stop allowing the devil show them dreams and strong feelings which may appear as being from God, but are just mere feelings from their political biases and wish. |
Very nice suggestion. That'd be another step towards the disintegration of Nigeria, which is a very good news. |
mrvitalis:I believe that Tinubu won the election fairly, though INEC failed in their own part to upload the results like they promised. But if the Supreme Court had wanted to disqualify Tinubu for the other reasons that Obi's lawyers raised such as educational qualifications or forfeiture, they'd also disqualify Obi for improper nomination, because he wasn't a legal member of the party before the elections, as required by the electoral law. Till date, a lot of Americans still believe Trump was rigged out which is also false; does it prevent Biden from carrying out his duties?? So all in all, they just played safe, because they'd have just declared Atiku as the winner, if they really wanted to follow the merit of the case. |
Does this Abubakar Momoh not have a Niger Delta name he can append to his name before people start thinking he's a northerner?? |
If it was here in in Nigeria, it'd be built in Lagos or Abuja, because that's where 90% of economic activities are concentrated, and we want Nigeria to develop. In developed countries, you can hardly differentiate the capital city from any other part of the country, because the central government intentionally creates policies that favour the distribution of wealth and job creation and development whether it's owned by the government or the private sector. |
naptu2:Yes, thanks, that was an error. IBB took over from Buhari, so there was obviously no NASS then, though NASS still returned during his tenure. I wasn't even born when IBB became president anyway. |
Zxcvbnmghtr:Thank God you said you didn't if what you said is true. It's not the reason. He was referred to as military president because he didn't dissolve the national assembly, so it was somewhat like a quasi-democracy govt. We link the US to almost everything that happens in Africa that it becomes stale and tiring. |
This man has great administrative acumen. My only grouse is that it has taken more than 15 years and just one has recently been completed. It's clear that if all these are completed, Lagosians will be saying goodbye to having to wakeup by 4am to prepare for a workplace whose resumption time is 9am. |
Just give it to Gazette NGR when it comes to ultra professional English grammar comportment, the kind you only see when you read articles from the New York Times or BBC. |
Hope has permanently relocated to Abuja so as to be seeing Tinubu everyday, pending when the cabal members around the president assure him that he should go and sleep that they'll rig the election for him successfully. |
Validated:Meaning the vision was never from God, but a product of your political bias (which is normal), thought pattern or/and commonsense prediction. |
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