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Sharp man! Correct. Why must there be long queues in Nigerian banks in the first place? Why dont banks in foreign countries look like market places like banks in Nigeria? Must people pray to be able to even use the ATM? Yet, any store or individual can own ATM machines in other countries, and most people don't even need to get in the banks, so no queues. Why don't they include process improvement initiatives in their internal budgets and move away from their archaic banking methods? The guy just took advantage of Diamond Bank's leaders' dumbness - wake up call for them to learn how banking is done in other countries and not subject Nigerians to situations the populace in other countries don't deal with. They know we see them in their suits, what they don't know is that we know their brains are empty. The only thing they think about is their monthly and earnings. Whom do they earn from if not the populace? Why subject them to hardship to interact with their own funds? Compete with the rest of the world and stop acting like a local champion. |
Even the coaches have accused NFF of corruption, yet the government doesn't see any reason to replace the NFF boss and restructure NFF. Old people making decisions for the entire nation with their old brains like everyone in the country thinks old like them. What a country. |
pressplay411:The headmaster of the school must have composed that for him |
I knew some people would say Jammeh sent the dog from Gambia's version of Aso Rock. I think a smart thing for Adama Barrow to do is to evacuate his family from Gambia until the current situation is sorted. |
So so bad news with Maiduguri and Borno. May God save them from themselves. |
For a government that understands the pains of the people and hasn't done much about it, asking for people's opinions simply shows how confused you are. Take a moment off the luxury you have provided for yourselves and live for two weeks like the masses and understand their pains. You can then make reasonable decisions afterwards. |
Gone are those day when NLC's agitation mattered. Today's NLC will shut up after two weeks and accept fate. Former pitbulls that now act like poodles. |
The guy still dey sleep in the picture sha. Which kain sleep be this one. |
abbey621:If we agree his action is morally wrong and legally okay, I'd dare him to do that publicly in the US where he once lived, preferably with his leashes on white women. Our next discussion about his matter will either be about his obituary or his prison terms. |
NOETHNICITY:Obviously Jammeh needs to expect other nations to rise against him. Ecowas is made up of several countries and the body is interested in him stepping down. Why Nigerian military plots is being potentially exposed is what baffles me. Senegal that is so close to Gambia must have their back up plans too, but their plots are guarded like it should be. Other countries outside Africa are also interested in Jammeh's ordeal as well, yet no media from there is sharing any military plans. Why one from Nigeria? How did this news even get out if not that some military personnel gained some financial rewards for divulging top-secret information to the public through a media outlet? Such people need to be fished out from the military. |
If this story is true, must military affairs be made public? Online and in newspapers? Arent certain things best kept secret? Did the US media announce US plots on Sadam Hussein, Gaddafi, Bin Laden etc? Why give away Nigerian military plans to everyone on earth for free or some cheap journalism points? On the other hand, if the story is untrue, why potentially spark up enmity between Gambia/it's allies and Nigeria? Why not consider Nigerians living in Gambia and what this sort of journalism could do to their safety and livelihood? Why not consider Nigeria's relationship with Gambia as two west African states? Why only focus on your personal gains without any regard for everyone else? What is the objective behind this publication? Obviously the audience here probably don't need the info except probably share national secrets that should be guarded with the wrong audience which can spark up other unexpected events. |
zikter:The item in question was purchased from a Facebook store. Not sure Facebook stores offer pay on delivery. I think that is peculiar to Nigerian e-commerce sites. Never heard of that for eBay, Amazon, Etsy and Facebook stores. Everyone pays upfront, but sellers allow returns for items customers aren't satisfied with. |
snowblaq:The item in question was purchased from a Facebook store. Not sure Facebook stores offer pay on delivery. I think that is peculiar to Nigerian e-commerce sites. Never heard of that for eBay, Amazon, Etsy and Facebook stores. Everyone pays upfront, but sellers allow returns for items customers aren't satisfied with. |
Destined2win:If you've bought anything online before, you wouldn't be saying this. |
Gflat:Funny enough, he can't try that publicly in the US he came from without being arrested. No one does that. I think he's just immature and insane. What message was he trying to pass? |
The is this weirdest idea I've ever heard of regarding the earth. If the earth was shaped like the cut water-melon you talked about, and everyone on earth live on the flat end, how would you explain the concepts of day and night? Shouldn't everyone see the sun 24 hours a day? Unless you're assuming the sun is much smaller than the moon and revolves around the different cities on the flat part of the earth you said everyone lives. You said skyscrapers would have fallen if the earth was round. Again, that's false. You're just assuming the earth is just one tiny entity, like one big watermelon somewhere and everyone lives on it. Aerial photographs are there for you to review, and gravitational forces are what keep any matter with mass back on earth - including waters, buildings and every other type of matter. If you've seen astronauts float in their spaceships after leaving earth, then we shouldn't be talking about this because that does prove gravity plays a role on how things stay this way. |
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boykas:I'm sure there must have been some type of prior notice. People probably disregarded it. Only a mad person will up one beautiful day and order bulldozers to ruin other people's means of livelihood. Not really sure if the governor is one. |
Good. That means if about 100,000 of Oyedepo's followers are sent to ISIS battle-grounds armed with Oyedepo's pix, 3 million ISIS fighters should run away. Same experiment can be tried in Sambisa forests without military intervention, since the pix is more effective. |
sirpatrick:How much were u paid for this comment? Are you gay? |
marhoinspire:Are you joking or what? |
Trust, you would have known if Tompolo was dead. If Tompolo had died ND militants would have resumed what they do best, and everyone would have known something happened. |
Simple tasks. I did that before when I was little. But it was a toy car I pulled, not this type. |
9jakohai:Oh, thanks for that info. The losses declared here are around transmission, and I think that should be handed off too, don't you? |
Emekamex:You nailed it. Sane countries do exactly what you mentioned. It appears in Nigeria, everyone must rely on the government for electricity, whereas startup firms can supply cities with 24-7 electricity in sane countries. |
shamecurls:Don't worry, keep looking, you'll find more...lol |
I smell lies. "Gas shortage" was blamed last year, now we are starting a new year and same "Gas Shortage" is being blamed. If "Gas Shortage" has been the historical problem, doesn't it make sense to rather talk about measures to resolve it than to continue blaming "Gas Shortage" everytime? Where does Ghana, South Africa etc get gas from and their populace dont hear of "Gas Shortage" everytime? Mars? When losses are declared, someone must be at the benefiting end, and it's definitely not the average Nigerian. So, who's benefiting from these losses if not the elite politicians and their cronies? |
felzylix:Seriously, you're thinking right. Davido is actually immature. If uve met him in person you'd notice that about him. He's a spoilt and intoxicated brat. He has some good songs that folks like him for, I guess that made him lose respect for others. Disrespecting people like Momodu is almost like Davido disrespecting his own dad. If Davido''s Dad doesn't see anything wrong with his rude son, he himself is probably an older version of his son - rich with no manners. |
LorDBolton:Lol. Naija people funny...names dey for every scenario. |
It appears every type of madness starts from this same place. |
I guess starvation and the recession led someone to do this to their child. Yet, someone somewhere is praying for a child like this. |
We have seen Shekau's flag, where is Shekau? |
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