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Nice one.

Nice one

Any progress?

Any progress?

Any progress with this case?

Tinyemeka:
None so far sir. Thank you.

Good morning, sir. Any progress so far?

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Jflex07:
Says a nobody!

You can do better.

He knows he can't win the election on the platform of LP. If I were him, I'd retreat, reflect and think about ways I'd take advantage of the exposure and support I've garnered and mount a credible 'assault' come 2027. Like it or not, the man Peter Obi is already a household name, and it'll only get better from here. But, as far 2023 goes, he's done.

You've been shortlisted. However, I doubt if you can successfully complete your biometrics at this point.

This really shouldn't be a problem for anyone that's focused and living a goal-oriented life.

Statistically speaking, the ratio of potential ritualists and the genuine men/women is like 1:1000. With the exception of Edo, Delta, Ogun and maybe Port Harcourt, ritual killing isn't such a menacing problem elsewhere. Permit my stat but, you're 70% likely to have social relationships with a genuine man/woman out there. The news does not quite reflect the true state of society today.

Having said that, the real issue here is the greed/indiscipline that's plagued the younger demographic. Guys wanting to sleep with anything in sight and add them to their list of conquests. On the part of ladies, social media has succeeded in twisting so many minds that they're simply detached from reality. There's this trend to want to marry someone with a car(s), someone who's affluent enough to meet their mundane needs, etc. And there's where the real problem is. Very few desire to go with a man through the phases of life, where you struggle financially for some time, then you get stable, then you get affluent. Some ladies want a man that's already affluent at 28. They don't bother to scrutinise the source of the wealth, they just want to be comfortable. Unexplained wealth will kill you. And that's what's been killing so many.

So many people get married every other week, and let me say this, a lot them started from the scratch together. If along the way the man starts having access to unexplained cash, you should be smart enough to ask the right questions, and if the answers you're getting doesn't satisfy you, bounce! Some don't bounce due to what their profiting, and ultimately that's how they lose their life.

MissionaryArchi:
Is the season 2 out?

No. Not yet.

1. Stranger Things
2. Squid Game
3. Money Heist

The US of course will supply the weapons, invariably putting back the money into their economy, while Ukraine would fight with the weapons, and destroy their own country.

ANDREW91:
Actually atiku lost north because buhari its from north.
With a northern PDP candidate and a southern APC candidate the calculation is gonna be different
I bet u if PDP goes north, APC will go north

Seriously doubt that. I was a PO in the North in the last election. Those people don't care about Buhari as you may think. They vote party a lot over there.

Hear this from a neutral. If rumours of PDP zoning its Presidential ticket to the North is anything to go by, I think that the party is set for yet another disaster in 2023. In spite of all President Buhari's misdeeds and poor handling of the country from 2015-2019, the APC was able to attain 25% votes in some PDP enclaves. Majority of Atiku's votes came from the South (Atiku's perceived strong hold). Now, you have to factor in that most of Atiku's votes came in as a spite on the Buhari candidacy. In 2023, the calculation will be very different, and I don't think the PDP is taking cognisance of this fact. I feel their decision to zone the Presidential ticket to the North is predicated on a fear of losing, and not on sound political calculations. Because, in the last 7 years the game shifted from the North to the South. No well meaning Nigerian, North or South would vote a northern candidate. And from way I see it, most of the PDP governors couldn't care less which party wins in 2023. After all, they have the senate they can always run for.

What we're they going to say?