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Zionmdde:I didn't want to write to the guy you quoted [quoe author=SixSeven post=137876394] I thought their Emilokan knew it was going to be him, he did not even need any prophesy that he even asked El Rufai to speak for him during his campaign. He knew his 'team' but to cover Nigeria's back in international space after getting there, he is showing confusion. Mr Teamship, the man who can spot talents. The joke is on you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtvPDLq2P3E[/quote]Even here where he wasn't debating with anyone, he still could not bring himself to answer questions. The world is watching Nigeria and they can see how we are making a full of ourselves |
aswani:You will be surprised that some people do things according to order. Their elder brother must have his own children before me the younger sister has hers. He's not even married, we are talking about children. In some families, younger siblings are traditionally expected to wait until older siblings have married before they plan their own weddings. If younger siblings proceed before the elder ones, they may marry without family blessing which is considered significant in the culture. |
Carazon:
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kpankpangolo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kltztNcQUA |
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MadamExcellency:Any sensible girl or young lady or even woman reading what you wrote here and still doesn't understand what is the most important thing of value a woman has has missed it. Women are the guardians of earth, I hope people learn from your comment. You passed a big lesson in what you wrote.
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The bandit Tariff |
IronGalaxy:I wish that were true. I like good humans, I hope you do too |
Beauty and the best
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IronGalaxy:. Yeah, that's true. You can be anything but xenophobic ![]()
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Couldn't
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Obagoalllllllllllllll https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AopToArJzx0 Would you want your son to also play football?
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Demons are those who neglect their duties, abuse power, or act against the public good, people whose actions cause harm through corruption, negligence, or selfishness. They are Men of God who use faith or moral authority as a cover while acting with hypocrisy, selfishness, or harm. They are also irresponsible citizens: who, through apathy, silence, or willful ignorance, enable wrongdoing and allow bad leaders to continue unchecked. |
Nigeria has the largest ebony skinned population in the world. If you understand what that means, you will not bother yourself about what "most men" like. Serious men are not fickle minded. When it comes to thinking with their brain and not their 3rd legs, they will choose peace above peach.
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I hope he rejects the salary as an ambassador and doesn't use the post as a business opportunity. You will think he would have the sense of discernment to stop posting some kind of things but what do I know? Poverty of the mind is worse than poverty of material things. If e didn't de, e didn't de.
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Love800:You cannot subtract projected revenue (₦34.33T) from capital expenditure (₦26.08T) as you wrote it here. Revenue is income, capital expenditure is spending. The breakdown is: Total Expenditure: ₦58.18trn Projected Revenue: ₦34.33trn Budget Deficit = ₦23.85trn If we spent less money than revenue, that is, if we swapped the figures, it will be called a budget surplus. In simple English, Nigeria says it will earn ₦34.33trn this year. But plans to spend ₦58.18trn. That difference means we are borrowing almost ₦24trn to survive in 2026. We are spending more than we earn. That alone should worry anyone paying attention but Nigeria is not the only country to run its budget on deficits. As long as the borrowing is for good use, it's generally okay but if it's to spend on wastage, that doesn't make sense ![]() Recall how the money is shared: • Capital projects (roads, rail, power): ₦26.08trn • Recurrent expenditures (Salaries & running gov't): ₦15.25trn • Debt servicing: ₦15.52trn So again, we are spending almost the same amount on old debts as we spend on building the future. Why some people may be angry are the following: 1. Budgets keep getting bigger, lives keep getting harder In 2015 our budget was around ₦5trn. • 2020: ₦10T • 2023: ₦21T • 2024: ₦27T • Now: ₦58T Today it’s ₦58tr. Is the increase commensurate with growth and development 2. We’ve seen this debt movie play out in our eyes before Nigeria was once crushed by debt. We begged, negotiated, and finally got debt relief in 2005 under Obasanjo. One of the reasons we got the Paris Club debt forgiven was because we promised to do better and somehow blamed the military for the past debts We could hide under the cover that military are not supposed to be in government and can be financially irresponsible. We are back to it after 20 years. The irony of this premise is that people are referring to capital projects the Military did and saying they could see more of their work than now where you have to beg your government to provide you with basic infrastructure for survival. If you love entertainment, that 2005 debt is one of the achievements of Ned Nwoko, the man Regina claimed she made He still claims some outstanding balance from the negotiations:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJyjj0GbDKA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_w1uioBw1Q 3. Borrowing is not for growth but for survival Borrowing to build factories, power plants, industries? Fine. Borrowing to pay salaries and service old loans? Ugly. When you borrow to survive, the bill always comes back to citizens through: • Higher taxes • Higher fuel prices • Higher electricity tariffs • More inflation We are already seeing it. ![]() 4. Government keeps telling citizens to sacrifice, but never itself Recurrent spending is still huge. Same big government. Same inefficiencies. Same lifestyle at the top. Now they flash it in front of us, their luxurious lifestyle and yet they say we are poor, we should tighten our belts. Past budgets promised refineries, power, roads, jobs. Most Nigerians never saw the results. So no, this may not just be about Nigerians whining. Where's the light? Where's the hospital? Where's the healthcare? Where are the roads? Where are the jobs created by this budget? Why are they flying out of the country if the projects are implemented? The anger could be about pattern. Big budgets. More debt. Little impact. Rinse and repeat. If smaller budgets didn’t fix Nigeria, why will a ₦58trn budget funded by debt suddenly do magic? I don't speak for the Nairalanders, I am just doing an analysis. |
inoki247:Who's his brother? |
OP you have not answered my question. Are you married? In Nigeria, most families go by the order of eldest first. So you could be the problem they don't want to talk about. Just the way you are worried about them, they too could have told suitors to leave them because their bro never marry. |
This AI post is for the miscreants who like to refer to the US whenever it's time to justify their wrong but when it comes to inefficient governance, they open one eye for US. 🤡🤡🤡🤡
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helinues:Understanding guy. How long did it take Trump to appoint his ambassadors in the first term and second term? I thought your Emilokan knew it was going to be him, he did not even need any prophesy that he even asked El Rufai to speak for him during his campaign. He knew his 'team' but to cover Nigeria's back in international space after getting there, he is showing confusion. Mr Teamship, the man who can spot talents. The joke is on you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtvPDLq2P3E
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mohbadliveson: ![]() What is funny to me if I remember well, this man was a Tax Partner in Nigeria abi no be from Nigerian firm he come or na French company? So they left his firm and went to France, wonderful 🫡👀 Mr Taiwo Oyedele, Fiscal Policy Partner & Africa Tax Leader, Pwc at the Macroeconomic Outlook Launch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejrb9YQTVFc |
Advice to young men out there. Stay away from intoxicants. Anything that intoxicates you, controls you. Be it women, weed, alcohol or whatever you take that you depend on to 'perform'.
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I stand with Israel Minister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZektuA4AD3Y I understand Israel Ambassador ![]() Or is it I can't stand Israel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJjwHUJXy1Y? Tinubu really needs him. If Israel rejects him, post him as our UN envoy, let him defend Shettima and Nigeria's foreign policy on a stand against oppression 🤲🫡 |
The State Department described the changes as a “standard process in any administration,” noting that ambassadors serve at the pleasure of the president and are meant to advance the administration’s policy priorities.Trump has not spent up to one year in office but already knows his priorities but Tinubu who is going on his 3rd year, the master strategist, the fixer has not yet been able to appoint Ambassadors and he has been on different trips abroad to 'attract foreign investors'. It is my turn. That statement is not always a prayer, it can be a curse. The image below is the screenshot of the CIA, the US intelligence agency. Nigeria scored an own goal.
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Love800:You cannot subtract projected revenue (₦34.33T) from capital expenditure (₦26.08T) as you wrote it here. Revenue is income, capital expenditure is spending. The breakdown is: Total Expenditure: ₦58.18trn Projected Revenue: ₦34.33trn Budget Deficit = ₦23.85trn If we spent less money than revenue, that is, if we swapped the figures, it will be called a budget surplus. In simple English, Nigeria says it will earn ₦34.33trn this year. But plans to spend ₦58.18trn. That difference means we are borrowing almost ₦24trn to survive in 2026. We are spending more than we earn. That alone should worry anyone paying attention but Nigeria is not the only country to run its budget on deficits. As long as the borrowing is for good use, it's generally okay but if it's to spend on wastage, that doesn't make sense ![]() Recall how the money is shared: • Capital projects (roads, rail, power): ₦26.08trn • Recurrent expenditures (Salaries & running gov't): ₦15.25trn • Debt servicing: ₦15.52trn So again, we are spending almost the same amount on old debts as we spend on building the future. Why some people may be angry are the following: 1. Budgets keep getting bigger, lives keep getting harder In 2015 our budget was around ₦5trn. • 2020: ₦10T • 2023: ₦21T • 2024: ₦27T • Now: ₦58T Today it’s ₦58tr. Is the increase commensurate with growth and development 2. We’ve seen this debt movie play out in our eyes before Nigeria was once crushed by debt. We begged, negotiated, and finally got debt relief in 2005 under Obasanjo. One of the reasons we got the Paris Club debt forgiven was because we promised to do better and somehow blamed the military for the past debts We could hide under the cover that military are not supposed to be in government and can be financially irresponsible. We are back to it after 20 years. The irony of this premise is that people are referring to capital projects the Military did and saying they could see more of their work than now where you have to beg your government to provide you with basic infrastructure for survival. If you love entertainment, that 2005 debt is one of the achievements of Ned Nwoko, the man Regina claimed she made He still claims some outstanding balance from the negotiations:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJyjj0GbDKA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_w1uioBw1Q 3. Borrowing is not for growth but for survival Borrowing to build factories, power plants, industries? Fine. Borrowing to pay salaries and service old loans? Ugly. When you borrow to survive, the bill always comes back to citizens through: • Higher taxes • Higher fuel prices • Higher electricity tariffs • More inflation We are already seeing it. ![]() 4. Government keeps telling citizens to sacrifice, but never itself Recurrent spending is still huge. Same big government. Same inefficiencies. Same lifestyle at the top. Now they flash it in front of us, their luxurious lifestyle and yet they say we are poor, we should tighten our belts. Past budgets promised refineries, power, roads, jobs. Most Nigerians never saw the results. So no, this may not just be about Nigerians whining. Where's the light? Where's the hospital? Where's the healthcare? Where are the roads? Where are the jobs created by this budget? Why are they flying out of the country if the projects are implemented? The anger could be about pattern. Big budgets. More debt. Little impact. Rinse and repeat. If smaller budgets didn’t fix Nigeria, why will a ₦58trn budget funded by debt suddenly do magic? I don't speak for the Nairalanders, I am just doing an analysis.
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ARISHEM:They should not. People don't like AI. What AI will do is to make humans more expensive. They've tried AI podcasts, AI radio, AI shows... Only young people who don't have taste or old people who are bored will enjoy AI. The spending power is not with those two, so eventually AI will die because people want the original. People are starting to observe and companies using AI for their marketing are getting the feedback https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwex5VgfQtw Imagine Coca-Cola getting comments like "at least Pepsi is real" when they used AI to create their Christmas ad ![]() CardiB or one musician that I can't recall was called out for using AI to design her album cover. People only see AI as entertainment but the moment you start using it to replace humans, the human instinct of survival will kick in. |
Father4all:You'd be surprised that if that man goes to sleep with another woman or she discovers that the man she looks down on is attractive to other women, the standards will go to Kafanchan immediately. Some women behave like babies who want you to lick the tears off their face after telling them sorry.
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but if it's to spend on wastage, that doesn't make sense 
