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jrobbins:The question is does CBN chech new fingerprints against all existing ones? I doubt they do. |
fineboynl:Bro, shame the devil by saying the truth. |
double |
earthsync:No. Those looting it have given you your own share via school fee subsidy. |
OK. But come to think of it o, this BVN thing is flawed. It is flawed in the sense that one man can still have multiple bvn attached to multiple accounts. Just do it across different banks and claim you were unbanked or without account hitherto. As long as the fingerprints aren't fed into a supercomputer that checks every account holder against all other existing account holder, it is highly flawed. |
White racists see Blacks as animals, want animal right, but abuse blacks - paradox at its best I call it |
African thing will always have monkey angle to it. I pity a lot of innocent folks. |
Thieves. |
Congrats to her and the baby. The baby beat Coronavirus in the womb. Congrats again to both of them. |
So what is correlation between huge fee and good result. |
Anigreat:I tell you. |
helinues:Ha ha ha. They did 20k transfer now, even though it went to poorest of the poor instead of those under lockdown in Lagos who have grossed millions in cumulative tax paymentt |
earthsync:If you enjoy fee subsidy, you should know you have eaten your own share of. the loot. So regulate your tongue and fingers man. |
bustykasa:Weep for the dull student who cannot think and are a huge burden to Nigeria. Moral burden, economic burden they are. |
iyke926:People don't realize we are like 6 of the poorest 20 nations in Africa that have been forcefully merged together. Our overall cumulative budget may have increased by a factor of 6, but so is our expenses also, therefore our status as one of the poorest 20 african nations remains, only as a bigger country. Nothing really changed. So many dull thinkers in Nigeria. And that explains the OP idea. He want the privilege loan paying student in Canada are getting but he is enjoying huge school fee subsidy in Nigeria unknowingly. He barely pays tax like Canadians but expect the oil money to keep coming in to pay him for doing nothing. |
Nigerian students deserve nothing. What do we contribute to govt other than enjoy endless subsidies. Fed uni student enjoy fee subsidy by up to 90%, Petrol subsidy is there, Forex subsidy is also there, power has been subsidized for two months but no smart student has noticed that. All our own stipends has been used as subsidies. Whereas Canadians pay heavy fee via a loan system that makes them take loans then payback when they start working. They also pay hefty tax while working. So what does the Nigerian students do for their own govt? You gain a highly subsidized admission, join cult and do crime, few who make into civil service become corrupt, some are just using their student status for high class prostitution. Yet we want to lay claim to what other serious nations are laying claim to. It is well. |
Dwanye:You mean FG wasn't proactive when they shared money to States with no covid ahead of states with covid. that's the highest form of proactivity possible ... lol |
eleojo23:The were sharing money that could have helped Lagos lockdown to people with no covid, now covid is knocking on their door, but their awuf cannot save them. |
mine too coughed some weeks back but isn't coughing again. Just chill. |
when the plague was ravaging Lagos these people where busy sharing money now they have it too. God. |
mascot87:dewoomie depoju |
It can be. Why do you those folks in China are falling on the ground like drunken master? Just saying o. |
That's PPP. Public Private Partnership. More of being paid to start doing it and not a case patronising what inoson is doing. |
Yes. |
Same story 4 years later. |
kingxsamz:What about yours? |
Faith without works we all know is as good as dead.
Faith not held in a pure conscience will lead to a shipwreck. Faith is not a mental shortcut but a mental booster. |
There are many senseless assumptions in this post. Some persons have survived the virus so far and that is in contradiction to the part that says the whole world may be wiped out before the second coming of Jesus. Reading further I realized what OP is ranting about is more about blaming religious activities for our plight in Africa. that's wrong, in fact the faking and feigning of spirituality is the real challenge. A goes to church on Sunday and hears a balanced and sound message that discourages bribe but on Monday morning decides to give bribe. Do we blame religion, the pastor, God or the man for this 180 degree deviation from a sound and balanced doctrine? The man is clearly the fault here. Before religion came weren't we naked and selling ourselves to white men? Weren't we sacrificing ourselves to god of the land to appease them to help stop crude oil from coming out the land? Religion is the solution but has to be applied deligently and not halfheartedly like we are doing. We acknowledge God when we want to blame Him but doubt his existense when faced with God's instruction. That's the problem. |
Reliable Printers needed. |
That's what one man will keep for the govt. |
Still going at it... |
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