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The liberal left has long overstayed its welcome, outlived its usefulness, and become a menace to society. |
adebayo201:Don't mind that bush fellow he is trying to say that these are commercial nerve centers where goods are sold wholesale to retailers who then sell elsewhere. |
MasterJayJay:It takes just 2 minutes to type a basic reply sir. When you find something meaningful to do with your time you will understand. |
MasterJayJay:I'm busy some of us actually contribute to the economy. But maybe when I have some time later. |
MasterJayJay:You excluded the beginning of the conversation where the context was specified, so as to force the poor AI to say what you want to hear. What a bunch of buffoons. ![]() The part I aways wonder is why? Who are you fooling? Now that you have outsourced your brain to AI what next? Is Obi the president now? Instead of engaging constructively, you waste time trying to score points. Oya na, how many points you done score? |
tiwasiaife:You guys just sound so silly You can clearly read that the context was whether he, Morka, was criticizing Obi unfairly, and the "whatever he sees he should take it" refers obviously to the criticism. Who is Felix Morgan anyway? Lol. |
dumahi:That's not true. Whether you like Tinubu or not, if he is successful with the things he is trying to do, Nigeria will be a vastly different place whenever the next president takes over. I understand that the masses may be more concerned with their immediate needs, but the changes he is working on are deep structural issues that can fundamentally change the dynamics of the country: 1. Tax reform 2. State police 3. Local government autonomy 4. Diversification with expanding exploitation of non-oil minerals 5. Significant push on security. 6. Eradication of subsidies (partly Buhari's legacy) 7. Liberalisation of electricty management (partly Buhari's legacy) 8. Eradication of domestic use of usd These measures will create a more equitable federal structure that empowers the States and local governments to make governance local, and eradicate the dependency on the federal government that leads to so much corruption, patronage and general inefficiency. |
OkCornel:When was this? |
Urheadmaster:Where have they ever claimed to have eliminated Bello Turji? |
Who is after him? You guys are your delusions! ![]() |
Pentagon007:I just begged you to behave intellgiently but you refused. Is it intellgient to summarise the content of an article from its headline?? This is the substance of the same article: The Nigeria Customs Service, Apapa Area Command said it intercepted a total of 12 containers of expired and controlled pharmaceutical products worth N1.8bn. In a statement on Thursday, the Comptroller General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, disclosed this while displaying some of the seized contraband at the command in Apapa, Lagos. Adeniyi stated that if the drugs were allowed to exit the ports, it would undermine the security of the nation by influencing the behavior of individuals involved in criminal activities often fueled by illicit drugs such as tramadol. “I am here to present seizures made by our officers at the Apapa Port Command, which comprise expired and controlled pharmaceutical products with a DPV of N1.8bn,” Adeniyi said. Do you see the word, contraband, that is befuddling you so terribly? Do you understand that there are controlled drugs--drugs that are legal but must be imported following strict protocols for obvious reasons? Do you understand that pharmaceuticals is a strictly regulated industry and importers must obtain a plethora of permits and licenses? |
Pentagon007:I just asked you if the importers obtained the necessary permits and licenses. Did they? This is a similar seizure made in Lagos: https://punchng.com/customs-intercept-12-containers-of-expired-drugs-worth-n1-8bn/ Does that mean Lagos port is not designated for import of the said drugs? Let's behave intelligently please. |
fastseo:If you do SEO and you don't know that ChatGPT is not reliable when it comes to facts then you are a great danger to your clients! The most significant disadvantage of ChatGPT is that the information it compiles is not always accurate. This drawback is especially detrimental in academic publishing; after all, progress depends on sharing appropriate information. Presenting incorrect data in a scientific setting carries a great risk of harm. For example, research influences how personal and community health concerns are treated and managed. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10028016/ The debate is useless at this point as you have shown a willingness to manipulate data and misrepresent reports even though I have shown you even from your own sources that the reversion concerns only kilometres 16 - 25. Why you persist with the lie is a mystery. |
GigFc:What they are simply telling you is that the port saw increased activity not increased fees. |
Ebubu6: Pentagon007:Did the importers obtain the necessary licenses, permits, and approvals to import such? If they didn't, those goods are contraband. It's that simple. |
sagitariusbaby:You don't live in Katsina but you are confident you know more about what is happening in Katsina than the governor of Katsina. Has any resident of Katsina come out to claim it is a lie? That is enough evidence. |
greypencils:Don't be misled by that guy. The reversion is only a partial reversion along 9 km of the road. |
fastseo:This is in fact, the complete truth: The Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, has said that the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway will revert to the gazetted alignment between kilometres 16 and 25 to save submarine cables. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/697705-why-lagos-calabar-highway-reverted-to-gazetted-route-works-minister.html?tztc=1 So, is it not clear? I hope you are not being mischevious. |
fastseo:You used ChatGPT which you should know is not a reliable tool when it comes to facts. You also didn't share the prompt you used, and of course prompts can be used to manipulate output. What you can do, instead, if you don't mind, is kindly click on the Premium Times source highlighted in the summary and share that here. From what I can see from direct sources, there is no alteration to the Landmark portion of the road. |
fastseo:Thanks. But the diversion here concerns Okun Ajah community alone not the entire road. Meaning the road will still pass through the reclaimed Landmark beach and revert to the previous route only when it comes to the Okun Ajah portion of the road. |
fastseo:Please share a source for this for reference purposes |
Macphenson: It was gathered that scores of bandits were killed in Niger State barely 48 hours before Christmas Another source, who spoke in a similar vein, noted: “Bandits, who had gathered at Uregi Village in Rafi LGA, gathered for a meeting, were dealt devastating blows by DSS operatives, who had kept them under surveillance.These are both in the same short write up above so one really wonders how your mind works. |
sulaak:And the new method was to break the law and unilaterally hijack a process laid down by law?? lol. |
sulaak:I don't see what all you posted has to do with anything. Falana says the process was cancelled because it did not follow the legal due process. Is that true or false? What does Falana's personality or Atiku's corruption have to do with this? |
Emeskhalifa:You read that there was a disease that affected the crops...so which people are you talking about? What a mindless comment. |
Validated:If you had what it takes to get the license you would not be here commenting rubbish on Nairaland. |
JASONjnr:Falana did not defend or attack anyone. He just gave you facts and context. Use your head and reason like a living being! |
gidgiddy:When the Biafrans ask for a referendum we can test this theory. For now you are a most unserious bunch of people. |
donmixc:Why are you shaking? |
The release says load shedding and interruptions in power but the headline says a two-week blackout. Are the mods here educated at all?? |
Ojuntana:I never said it was in the manifesto. That was a strawman you created for yourself. Most of your questions are ridiculous as the answers are a single google search away. 1. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/nigeria-lifts-oil-production-18-mln-barrels-per-day-2024-11-14/ 2. The answer is obvious 3. Not yet 4. Significant progress is being made. Fulani herdsmen attacks were drastically reduced, while the military has significantly ramped up th fight against bandits and ISWAP resulting in significant victories. https://globalinitiative.net/analysis/what-the-killing-of-bandit-kingpin-sububu-means-for-stability-in-nigerias-north-west/ https://www.genocidewatch.com/single-post/eight-bandit-warlords-killed-by-nigerian-army https://english.news.cn/20241118/88f6925328d041498411421886126a49/c.html https://www.macaubusiness.com/nigerian-troops-kill-top-bandit-leader/ 5. Not yet 6. Obviously. https://www.voanews.com/a/nigeria-announces-plans-to-acquire-50-military-aircraft/7662588.html https://www.defenceweb.co.za/aerospace/aerospace-aerospace/nigerian-air-force-acquires-ex-french-alpha-jets/ https://www.military.africa/2024/10/delivery-timeline-set-for-nigerias-m-346fa/ https://thedefensepost.com/2024/06/11/nigerian-army-tactical-vehicles/ https://www.janes.com/osint-insights/defence-news/land/nigerian-military-receives-first-locally-produced-mengshi-vehicles / https://www.defenceweb.co.za/land/land-land/nigerian-army-acquires-tares-armoured-vehicles/ The state of your lack of awareness of these basic issues is shocking. Frankly, you lack the legitimacy to comment on these issues. |
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he is trying to say that these are commercial nerve centers where goods are sold wholesale to retailers who then sell elsewhere.
When you find something meaningful to do with your time you will understand.