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Ever8090:😂😂😂 I swear, he always look out of place and lost. |
Cartoon network, just look at how the DSS and apc, and tinubu's supporters are just making a fool out of theirselves, wait this is what they have on emefiele? This govt has got no shame. |
Benny90:of course not everyone is suffering, btw I know say your mama don serve you afternoon food when you eat finish, no forget to say mummy thank you. |
helinues:no be una mama, she is mummy agbadorians. |
femisplash:keep quiet, the officers listed several crimes including fraud, identity theft online fraud all this are pervelent with Nigerian youths irrespective of tirbe. |
dogtails:for a guy who claims to be so informed you sound so immature and without manners. |
Ororo for a reason |
23 Was the age I had an official girlfriend. |
For intelligent to win a girls heart, then she has to understand and value intelligence, In Nigeria at the moment even if you are intelligent most Nigerian ladies won't even know. it's the rich guy then the caring guy, for teenagers the funny guy may be number one. |
Pes13:i kinda liked siasia too Sha, even though his tenure didn't go well, I think he was also talented. |
Babssoo:😂😂😂 |
Toxic people are the worst kind of humans, I can't even stress this enough if you want to live long stay away from them |
Lifestone:someone who earns 120k rents an apartment of about 750k fully furnished, and when he asked she failed to give an answer about the source of wealth, yet she didn't even allow him access to the apartment, while I don't know the fully details of event, but if I am to assume his account is the true events, then the lady was wrong, and he should move on. |
This makes no sense |
wirinet:I agree with the port as for most companies headquartered in Lagos while there would be ways to bypass it, either through work from home, or temporary relocation of duties to other regions since their operations are mainly administrative, overall aside the ports, I don't think even Lagos can ground Nigeria's economy. |
lexy2014:their brains never reason this deep into conversations, just making silly comparison. |
Sirjamo:Reno is very wrong, aside Lagos, if there is sit at home in osun, Ondo and ekiti do you think Nigeria or those of us in Edo state will feel it? If there is a sir at home is sokoto do you think Nigerians will feel it, even if there is a sit at home in Lagos I tell you Nigeria will not feel it,the way you think it might affect us. |
helinues:you guys are the worst supporters in Nigeria's history, your loyalty in never to Nigeria, it is to tinubu, and your loyalty to tinubu is not bound by morality or conscience but by greed and personal benefits, you have no right to speak about patriotism, you have never condemned any wrong this govt has done, it is even more shameful when you realize the very same people blowing the trumpet of tinubu's govt, are the very same people who supported buhari and defended him even to the last day, you can't even make this things up, the guy just asked you your take on some of the numerous ways the govt has failed and as usual your response was to try the gaslighting method of self defence, What a shame. |
MS247:I don't work for the govt neither do I know anyone Who works for the govt, but if it is done I would know for a fact that ordinary Nigerians atleast are benefiting from the subsidy removal, compare to the stupid palliative idea that is an avenue for politicians to loot endlessly, we saw the palliative program under buhari how it was a perfect avenue for corruption, we saw how food items were hoarded during covid 19, anything palliative is a scam, I don't have to personally benefit from it for the fact ordinary Nigerians are benefiting from it, I will always support it. |
MS247:you know nothing about inflation Nigerians are largely underpaid, getting the right wage for labour can never be detrimental to society. Guess you prefer the palliative, which we all know is an avenue for looting. |
seniorgozman:Ada ameh died I think, last year, that was one one the most painful death of a famous individual for me,the tragedy of losing her only child the previous year just made it all painful |
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RALPHOW:if you compare to the purchasing power I don't think govt is subsidizing education much is comparison to the western nations you all always compare to, in Nigeria for a semester a public university study pay an average of 100 thousand i think, for fees and other levies, if you campare that to a minimum wage earner of 30k of which it was 18k for years, you will see that a minimum wage earners will have to spend a complete 3 months or more salary for tuition, most developed nations also subsidies public education too in Canada for citizens or PR holders they pay Less that 5k dollars or even less on tuition fees, with miminum wage in these nations you may not have to even spend your complete 3months wage for tuition, I think the popular notion about cost of education is largely due to the fact Nigerian pay the tuition for international student which is way higher than those the citizens pay for the same program. |
seunmsg:you can't just wake up one morning and say today is not a bigotry day, and the next day you are playing the ethnic card, back to the topic, Nigeria is a troubled nation, there are those who believe that for Nigeria to progress there is a certain part the nation must follow, that is why you see them fighting so hard for Nigeria to get certain things right to have the right principle, because we believe that once we get our principles right everyother thing will fall into place, on the other hand there are others who believe that no matter what path Nigeria takes, it does not affect the nations future, to them they believe Nigeria can thrive along with these flaws, ok Nigeria is very corrupt so what? our leaders have no principle and moral conscience, how does that stop our greatness? a corrupt electoral system, a corrupt judiciary, doe not affect them, this group of Nigerians believe that Nigeria can satisfy both their greed and that of the corrupt leaders they support and the need of the nation, this is the group you the op belongs to, while I belong to the other part, so when we are troubled that things are not done in the right way and are less hopeful about a bright future for the nation, you are happy and optimistic not because you believe in Nigeria more, but because you believe you greed, bigotry and that of the politicians can be satisfied alongside the needs of the masses. |
The worst part of it, when you criticize the govt the very same idiots who made the nation unhabitable, will tag you unpatriotic, like wtf, in their foolishness patriotism is eating the flesh and drinking the blood of the nation. |
OGIBRA:this is wrong he didn't do that to get any sympathy vote, those shameful moments were real, the only difference between then and now is that the stage was badly managed then, right now his team is working real hard to better manage the stage and of course improved medical care. |
kokorokoman:true while the west has its flaws, I think they are being unfairly judged by Nigerians. |
Bangalee |
SwissMass:only foolish ones can believe this lie, you are trying so hard to conceal tinubu's nepotism and ethnic bigotry, ok he does not trust Igbos, what about Edo people, calabar people, ijaw, urhobo, etsako I guess he does not trust them too, unless you are Yoruba you are not to be trusted, for you to make appointment and almost all of your appointees are from the same ethnic group with you says a lot. |
Bobloco:😂😂😂 " tinubu would appoint technocrats" so these are the technocrats 😂😂😂😂 |
As usual you chop, I chop govt. Most of his special advisers are his tribesmen. |
femisplash:his response is still not convincing enough he spent 80 percent of his response doing clap back, while using 20 percent to provide an answer that is not comprehensive enough, the questions asked still remain largely unanswered. |
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