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Na Agatha dey blow big big grammar like this?

Mtcheeewww!

Another cock and bull story.

Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation

There are times when I scroll through Nigerian social media and can’t help but reflect on how dysfunctional our system has become.

Our institutions are weak, ineffective, and, in many cases, fail to inspire public confidence. That's why people increasingly turn to social media whenever they face issues that should ordinarily be handled by the appropriate authorities.

While it’s possible that some of these online incidents are driven by clout-chasing, that behavior itself is a symptom of a deeper problem.

Content creators exploit the gaps in regulation because they know there are no strong systems in place to verify claims or hold people accountable for spreading false narratives.

Don't forget 2.3m CFA = N5,773,000.00

airsaylongcome:
In military lingo, there is a very clear distinction between the terms “soldier” and “officer”. A private can never call a Lt “a soldier”, they will always call a Lt (and higher) as “an officer” whereas a Lt will refer to a Private or Sergeant as “a soldier”. That’s why there is rank and file. “File” are soldiers while “rank” are the officers

We're not in the military.

Topic should have been "Soilder slaps police officer during heated arguement".

Underestimate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at your own risk.

Underestimate the stewpidity of the Nigerian electorate too at your own risk.

These guys have studied the system and they know how to use it to their advantage.

airsaylongcome:
What’s wrong with it? Soldiers are very junior members of the army, often ordinary enlisted folks like privates or sergeants etc whereas an Officer would be referring to a Lt and above. A soldier slapping an officer would be like a JS1 or JS2 student slapping a prefect

An officer is a soilder.

I initially leaned towards your opinion, but I saw a different thing when I read the article.

Soilder - Military personnel
Officer - Police

Now you see why I asked that question?

Soilder slaps officer...

It's only in Nigeria that you'll hear such grammatical expression.

fredoooooo:
It's global... every part of the world is feeling it

I don't know what the Senegalese government are doing differently. I know that despite being a oil producing nation, the price of their petroleum products have always been relatively high.. But then..

Since this whole surge in the prices of petroleum products started, I have only been reading it on the news. The price of petroleum products has not changed, not a single dime has been added to the cost of transportation.

As a matter of fact, if not for nairaland and other news channel, I wouldn't have known that there's a war going on anywhere.

These people are just living in a different planet!

This one wey body guard dey wear bulletproof.

Nigeria is a very use>>less country.

I don't want to air my view about Islam...

I might say things that are very very inappropriate!

Doctrine!

That's one mental slavery I would never fall for.

Never!

TimiofAbuja:
CAF helped Morocco to gain this feet

Which CAF?

So 17.4m people suddenly realised that there's a country with huge tourist attractions after they heard that there is a football tournament happening there?

Please don't downplay a country's years of carefully planned intentional development over some frivolous tournament.

It goes way beyond that!

If you died from complications that required blood transfusion in the past...

Na you kill yourself ooooo

₦160m is chicken change for any member of the National Assembly.

Once you’re inaugurated, banks practically line up to offer you loans.

As far back as 2016, when I was still in banking, members of the House of Representatives were offered about ₦120m, while senators could access up to ₦200m.

That was nearly a decade ago. By now, I’m certain those figures have been revised upwards—likely in the range of ₦300m to ₦500m.

And let's not forget, the man wasn't poor before he became a member of the National Assembly...


PS
Remember Alibaba once broke down the cost associated with running for political offices in Nigeria:

Senatorial Seat: ₦1.2 billion – ₦2 billion.
House of Representatives: Approximately ₦1 billion.
State House of Assembly: Approximately ₦500 million.

Governorship: Depends on the state, with estimations of ₦20 billion to ₦25 billion (specifically citing Delta and Rivers states).

Northern States Governorship: Approximately ₦4 billion to ₦6 billion.

Toh!

Angelfrost:
Refused to buy players?!!

So, Estevao, Garnacho, Delap, and others are what?! Bricklayers?!!

Masons

Nope

They've got different types of Islam. Some call it sects...

Some of them don't even regard Mecca as the holy land.

Religion as a whole is just one bunch of a confused phenomenon.

Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation.

If you cannot provide 24-hour power and secure the lives and properties of Nigerians who are being ravaged on a daily by bandits, Islamic terrorist groups, kidnappers, and rogue security forces, all these foreign trips are useless.

Buhari toured the whole world and didn't achieve anything meaningful.

Which investor would want to put their money in a country that is being taken over by insurgents?

Fix your country, and investors will come running.

You need no state visits!

If you want to shoot, shoot, don't talk.

Never allow yourself to be used as a statistic!

Nigerians will hide behind their keypads and hail you, when sh*t hits the fans, none of them would show face.

We've seen this over and over again.

QuinQQ:
Then, my good friend, you are surely headed to jail!
Anytime you're in PUBLIC SPACE where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy, just know that ANYBODY can film you and there is NOTHING you can legally do about it!

Tomorrow morning, carry your phone video soilder for road.

Legal ko. Legal ni.

Mtcheeewww!

QuinQQ:
OMG, can't you see that if you can film even the Police in public then there is nobody you can't film??!! Police that can be said to be engaged in some confidential stuff can be filmed talkless of a person just walking down the street!
And stop deceptively using the word "engage", we are talking about just filming someone in a public space (where, naturally, there is no reasonable expectation of privacy).

Stop this nonsense arguement man.

Like the other chairman said, you're beginning to sound irritating.

If you film me as a content creator without my consent, I'll ask you to delete it. If you refuse, I'll seize your gadgets.

Tharmon:
Not everyone needs to know how he earns #8-#10k daily

10k daily translates to 300k per month.

Is making 300k per month rocket science?

If you make rent payment to be monthly, Nigerians will still complain.

Make it daily, they will even complain more.

Annually, they're complaining!

Shameless people!

Go and put your house in order!

stevebent:
It can be repaired no need to change screen

Please, how do you repair scratches on a screen?

Nigeria has really changed.

Men are now busy chasing papers instead to putting these unregulated peeps in their places.

This kind matter no need lawyer..

Men go just arrange you... Codedly.

ebexofficial:
Was she filmed deliberately or camera just captured her as she was coincidentally at the scene and again was the video posted or can she retrieve the video with a time stamp?

The article wasn't written in French.

Go and read, you won't die!

Starz825:
I doubt if this is a skit

But then bro....see audacity ...


Well I sense fear in her....she's broke and can't clear the bills on her own..

Omo he get level of confidence wey you go get if bread dey your hand...

You fit enter bus from Lagos dey go ibadan go chill for weekend without bothering on who you stay with or what to eat...

Repeat after me> O lord give us our daily bread, Amen!

Keyword - "Bread"

Some of us sha wan own bakery.

Read the comments above.

Now tell me there's hope.