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Classic divide and conquer.

Run a corrupt institution and involve those that can implement oversight function so that they don't open your books.

Deviate the buulk of funds to one region and satisfy a few in the other.

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vecman22:
Please I need help,so this thing started growing on my testicles over two weeks now.have been to two different hospitals at the second hospital I was given injections for three days,and then antibiotics but den there is still no sign of progress,I dont kwn if this is actually boil or something else and am out of options now..

Please if there is anybody in here that can help me with recommendations I will appreciate because I can barely walk due to the fact I can't close my legs cos of the pains...picture below

Moderators help a brother...

I no be doctor, but put Rob on it, after some days, the eye will be more yellow and soft. You can then drain it. If you are not comfortable doing it yourself, go to a hospital.

Hopefully, It's just skin infection. You won't feel comfortable till the pus is drained out.

Practice better hygiene.

paulolee:
m a guy thou...she was all over me stack naked dt i must sex her bt i told her that i dnt want to have sex with her bcoz am a virgin dude and I jus told her i wana go buy c.d n viagra n dt was how I ran away from her dt day... the reason i refused her was that she was on a revenge mission after catching her guy cheating with another bea and she decide to do same using me as the bait but I jus have to run away because her guy is a cultist and no want make them use me settle matter or count scores oo

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ULSHERLAN:
Ok keep telling him to step down and not look ahead. People go leave you behind las las. No worry

LOL...Me wey don leave you behind. Continue rating yourself and profiling others in a faceless forum.

ULSHERLAN:
It’s left to him to leave it if he wants to. You need to look ahead and plan since he won’t. Not matter of Buharist. I no get time for all that dirty

It is not left for him. I am a direct recipient of his actions and inaction s. He was elected there and not an inherited monarch.

If he is not performing I have every right to suggest he resigns to the betterment of the country. If you are reaping the benefits albeit not illegally, you too have every right to support him.

Don't come at me with all those talks.

ULSHERLAN:
I’m not a Buharist but you need to come off this mentality of him getting off bla bla. Like don’t you get tired? You know it’s not possible and yet you people just keep saying shi. Like you will if you were in his shoes. Atimes, I feel you guys are bots

You are a buharist if you think a senile old man should continue holding the country to ransom while an invisible people stay in the background to make decisions that can bring about division and animosity.

BlackSoldierFly:
We have bsf farm

Pictures?

They are even walking around with drugs. Look in front of the ADC.

If this man had any integrity, he would have stepped down for the progress of the country. Instead of being a figure head and letting invisible people make decisions on his behalf that will bring serious problems in the future if another region decides to revenge and do same.

Corrupt, nepotistic, tribalistic and incompetent government.

Nairaland Mods should ban these scammers

This current southern senators are the worst thing to happen to this country. Selling out the collective southern future for morsels.

Scammers, if Subsidy has been removed, the prices should regulate itself.

MaziAlaye:
(CNN)The grinding conflict between the Nigerian state and Boko Haram insurgents has exacted a devastating human and economic toll over the past six years.

But for Nigeria's first car manufacturer, the crisis may represent an opportunity.
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) recently announced a partnership deal with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM), which will see the company supply spare parts for jets conducting airstrikes against the insurgents.
"The ingenious effort by IVM is instrumental to the continued operation of the Alpha Jets," NAF spokesperson Ayodele Famuyiwa said of the deal. "IVM helped to save the day when help was not forthcoming from abroad."
Friends in high places
The air force reached out to Innoson in 2015, as it faced increasing difficulty with the import of vital parts such as brake pads. The deal was struck after a series of site visits around the country.
"The army came to our factories in many states," says Innoson spokesperson Cornel Osigwe. "They saw we had the capacity."

IVM, part of the Innoson Group owned by billionaire Innocent Chukwuma, started producing commercial vehicles such as coaches in 2007, before launching a range of private cars in 2014 -- the first to carry a "Made in Nigeria" seal.
The offshoot company now employs over 7,000 people and has capacity to produce 10,000 cars a year. It is hoped that the partnership with NAF could help the business expand further.
"The attention is providing a big boost for the company," says Osigwe.
Innoson has gained several new clients since the deal, according to the spokesperson, including the National Assembly. Leading politicians such as Senator Ben Murray-Bruce have offered strong support.

Osigwe hopes that high profile supporters will help the company make inroads with the wider public.
"If the government patronize Innoson, individuals and companies will follow," he says.
Home advantage
As Nigeria continues to suffer from falling oil revenues that are devaluing its currency, the Naira, the government is making efforts to build up the domestic manufacturing sector and reduce dependency on imports.
The government-promoted Twitter campaign #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNaira has been enthusiastically adopted by the public, trending on several occasions over the past month.

Innoson has featured prominently in the campaign, with indications that the company is gaining recognition.
A recent poll from news site YNaija showed that 60% of respondents would choose the Nigerian-made cars.
IVM is now seeking to capitalize on the current momentum. The company is planning to increase its manufacturing capacity from 10,000 to 50,000 vehicles per year, including of new, lower cost cars to reach a broader market.
Collaboration with the NAF will also expand for research and supply. As patriotism grows across Nigeria, this could prove a crucial selling point.


https://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/23/africa/innoson-nigeria-jet-parts/index.html


Mynd44 lalasticlala

Why are you recycling 2016 story? And it was component parts, not fighter jets. You think fighter jets are toys?

Very dumb people in govt. This is the UN and this meeting was streamed live and copies of the meeting available on YouTube, Twitter, FB and UN site. And you are coming out to lie.