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Tightpussy2024:Don't look at the title of the thread alone to pass judgment. Read the full article first through the link shared before you react. It's not demanding that women marry poor men or date them, but highlighting the major reason why some or most married women can't tolerate poverty or temporary hardship in their marriages but can do so with their parents. |
1Sharon:If the husband becomes very wealthy a year after you left, what would you do? |
Augustine2244:You should have read the full article in the link. The op is not encouraging women to marry poor men, but highlighting the major reason why a lot of women from this part of the world can easily tolerate poverty with their parents, but find it very difficult to bear temporary hardship with their own husbands and offer any kind of support to help them bounce back from it. Women are known to support their parents wholeheartedly no matter the situation, but when it comes to their own husbands it becomes a boring job . Why? That's the question . According to the op,societal programming which makes some women see their husbands as the sole provider in the family is the cause. For me, those who have been programmed that way are the ones who would easily abandon their marriages during such difficult times ,but would want to return immediately after when things have turn around for the good for the man. Such behaviour should not be encouraged . |
Na wah. Nobody wants to read the full article in the link before reacting to the thread. |
OldBeer:You can't be sure about somebody you know nothing about. |
Newwavetech04:The Op will certainly ignore the news of our girls , D, Tigress, triumphing over the australians , his white gods, because it doesn't agree with the falsehood he is ignorantly trying to push here. I always consider Africans who hate on their own race as very stupid and ignorant. There's no scientific evidence anywhere that supports the foolish talk that blacks are born mentally inferior to the whites , or that they're cursed. |
Afonjah:1. Bring your proof that it was grown men over boys and FIFA disqualified them for cheating or shut up. .2 . The Brazilian team we defeated was made up players of Portuguese and African descents. In fact most of the team members were Caucasians. Or are Portuguese not white? 3. The Spanish team was mostly made up players from real Madrid and Barcelona and was one of the most feared team before that tournament.But in spite of the intimating credentials that they possessed, our super eagles ,whom you regard as mentally inferior,came back twice from behind to still defeat them , yet you don't want see it as a display of a superior mental strength over the whites you worship as gods. What happened yesterday between Australia vs Zambia is normal occurrence in football . It happens all the time and that's why we love the game.It has nothing to do with the colour of the skin . In football, we say, anything can happen. A lapse in concentration , change of tactics and skillful display by any team member can dramatically change the game , and that's what happened . A Football match is a contest between two opposing teams of equal or unequal strength and not between two opposing race to determine who's racially superior. If it were the latter,the France national teams would be barred from playing unless the field only white players. You really have a problem of being blinded by racist hatred over your own race due to lack of knowledge of what makes a human being mentally tough, and because of that you're using random results from football matches to pass very wrong judgement against your own race. You're cursing yourself but you simply lack the awareness to know it. SMH |
Afonjah:You're obviously a kid who started watching football just yesterday. 1. Damman miracle. Nigeria vs Russia 2.Atlanta 96 Nigeria vs Brazil . Semi final. 3. France 98 Nigerian vs Spain Google the ones above and stop the self deprecating remarks. |
abbey621:. Name calling and boasting about what you have achieved in life won't help you prove your point. Nobody can confirm on an anonymous forum if you're a PhD holder or not. You haven't provided any evidence to confirm that. I can equally brag about my own achievements ,but won't do that because I'm not an egomania like you. Yes, the Nigerian economy revolves round the dollar, but since you're completely out of touch with the reality here ,you're not conscious enough to know that in our local markets people buy food stuffs with naira and not dollars. People also buy fuel with naira not dollars. In fact the federal government has made it illegal to buy and sell in Nigeria with the US Dollars and any other foreign currency. The minimum wage to be paid is in naira not dollars, and if you convert the 70k to dollars it's even less in value than the 30k Buhari approved 5 years ago, yet you're deluded to think it's huge money that will results into too much money entering the economy to make traders doubled their prices. If you have a PhD at all, then you must have acquired it from attending a very substandard university. .. If inflation is kept very low it's not bad when compared with deflation. That's the context . The opposite of inflation is deflation.You don't know what's deflation hence the reason you're rejecting the new information I presented to you. Go and Google it and learn so you don't continue to argue from a position of ignorance.Zero inflation will results in the weakening of a country s economy. Go and confirm this, Mr PHD holder. .. I don't have any reason to shift any goalpost. You're the one who has been doing that because you're unable to provide evidence from the past to support your very wild speculations that once minimum wage is increased in Nigeria prices of goods services will multiply. Now the latest is to lie about what I originally said.. Where did I say deflation is good? Please show me? Your head is really not there at all. I made a comparison of inflation and deflation to show that the former is not bad when kept very low. Comprehension is really your problem. .. You have given up on yourself, not me. What do you know that you want to educate me with? There's no single logicality and clarity in most of the things you have tried to explain here, yet you want to delude yourself to think you can educate anybody? Your over bloated ego is really working against you .I'm done with you . I have wasted my time. |
TimiRume:Why should people doubt it ? |
Sermwell:. You did no wrong. Don't allow anyone to intimidate you to apologize to the pastor. |
press9jatv:I believe some persons here would prefer to give you a slap instead of a" sport" because what you have up there is a product of your overactive imagination . |
abbey621:. You making too much noises and not making sense. What I meant by inflation not being bad was explained by me ,yet you have gone ahead to reply with nonsense to confirm your inability to comprehend what's clearly explained for you in simple English language. Are you even aware there's something called deflation which is the opposite of inflation? If you knew that, then you would have understood what I was driving at when I said inflation is not bad. The expression,"not bad" in the context I used it ,means it's something that naturally happens in every country where' economic activities are going on . In other words ,it is normal occurrence and so cannot be completely eliminated or stopped ,but only managed to keep it from rising too much. You can only manage it to keep it low ,but not to extent it results into deflation which is not also good for any country's economy. Instead of you to focus on one thing by supporting your wild forecast about inflation with unambiguous facts and evidence from the past as it concerns your country , you're all over the place using another country having a different set circumstances to do so. For instance, what's the sense in using America whose currency the, dollar, is more stable than the naira, to ask the silly question of why their minimum wage hasn't been increased for years . It hasn't been increased because their currency is very stable compared to yours.So no much need. I will be wasting my time if I continue the conversation with you. You have been arguing from a position of stubborn ignorance . Your "clueless" name calling directed at me, is a projecting of yourself. You think that help will help you prove point? It won't. |
abbey621:Your problem is comprehension. I didn't say illegalities is the cause of inflation but that spending money gotten from illegal means recklessly and consistently on goods and services is one of the factors that can result in inflation. If you cannot comprehend this simple explanation written in simple English,what else can you understand? Besides I have also said there are other factors responsible for inflation unlike you who insist one only one thing, minimum wage. That's the only thing you know and have been blaming inflation on. Name calling won't help you to prove your point. You're only projecting yourself by referring to me as clueless. I won't call you clueless but continue to inform you of the correct thing so you learn and stop the negative forecast about inflation. Inflation is normal in any country where economic activities are going on. It's not a bad thing. Nobody can stop it. It can only be managed so it doesn't get out of hand and cause problem for the economy. The 70k minimum wage which is to be paid to few workers in Nigeria won't result in too much money entering the system. What you have been doing is to use what's obtainable elsewhere where a significant number of workers earn minimum wage to forecast what will happen in Nigeria. That's very poor and it shows you're not thinking it at all. The government that has agreed to pay 70k which is very far from what labour asked for, consulted with economic experts to know the amount to pay that won't cause problems for the economy. Maybe you think you know better than them with your halfbaked knowledge |
wunmi590:What's the point of all these talk. What's the connection to the minimum wage discussion. You're already deflecting. I don't claim to know everything. You're the one who claimed to know what's obtainable in every company in Nigeria. You said no company in Nigeria pays a particular amount to their lowest paid staff and I replied that I know some that pays more . Please focus on the minimum wage issue if you want to continue the discussion and stop the emotional blackmail of ,if I own a company and pay salaries " what do you know about me. I haven't questioned or challenged what you're paying in your company. So I don't understand the purpose of this argument you are having with me. Why did you quote me in the first place? You yet the make it clear. Please do so. Modified. If your company is paying 50k to cleaners, it's ok. I haven't condemned it. So what's your quarrel with me? |
abbey621:You have been reacting emotionally yet you say you have been talking facts. I don't have my personal reasons for inflation. It's because you're very ignorant of the other causes of inflation you're calling it my reason. I said inflation in any country is due to a combination of several factors and not minimum wage alone. Minimum wage is the only thing you know hence your senseless arguments. You want to argue with bullshit sentiments that Nigeria is different hence we should ignore all economic rationale, isn't that comedic and plain ignorant?. You seem to have forgotten how this all began or don't even understand the economic truth you quoted. I responded to your comment at first, because you said once minimum wage is increased it would lead to traders multiplying the prices of their goods and services and the reason you gave for that is too much money entering the system to chase few goods in the market .I disagreed and said it's only marginal that we experienced at first during Buhari and Jonathan's time and any other increase was due to other factors.That's what I said. The reason Nigerian situation is different is because minimum wage is only paid to about less than 5% of the workforce unlike in other countries where more than 60,%0 receives it. It's because you're ignorant of this fact about minimum wage in Nigeria you and your likes have been arguing blindly that paying 70k minimum wage will result to too much money entering the system. The 70k that was announced is even worth less than the 30k that Buhari approved. It's less than ,,$ 50 . How much can that get you from the market if you want to spend it? You're not thinking this at all. You said it is not easy to predict human behavior but we are talking about economics here not just human behavior,Then it's a shame you don't know what economics is. It's human science in case you have forgotten what you were taught in secondary school. Economics truth are arrived at through the study of human behavior. a country that produces shin shin, relies on 90% imports and allows trillions to be printed and embezzled will not only suffer in the long run but also have real dire short term consequences.. This is vague irrelevant nonsense that doesn't answer why goods and services must multiply immediately in Nigeria, according to you, once minimum wage is increased. I need support for your minimum wage speculations. You said once workers start receiving minimum wage it would lead to traders multiplying their prices immediately.So tell us, how much was a litre of fuel , a bag of rice before Buhari signed the 30k minimum wage and the prices two to three months after . That's the only thing that can prove what you're saying. Anything other than that will not be accepted because inflation is not caused by one thing. You also don't even know that the price of petrol in Nigeria is regulated by the NNPC. SMH. Read what I highlighted above and realize just how dangerous your mentality sounds!You didn't get highlight anything reasonable. What you have up there is a product of superficial thinking. Finally you said, "when Buhari increased minimum wage to 30k in March 2019 a loaf of bread sold for 300 still retained its price till December of that same year.", What was the price of bread the following year? Over 40% increase.....So your rationale is that as long as it does not affect prices immediately, it is okay? Even your 300 Naira price is false as price of bread increased to over 400 Naira as of September 2019 in most places outside of Lagos. I don't know what twisted rationale you're playing but guy STOP IT ALREADY. I never said if it didn't effect prices immediately it's okay. I'm saying minimum wage increase is not the only cause of inflation. You said it's, but cannot prove it. If you insist it's, then tell me why is bread now selling for about 2k? Is it still due to the 30 k Buhari approved years ago. What of fuel? Is it because of the 30k minimum wage? Rice and beans nko? Do you even realize how clownish you sound? If country go spoil as long as e no spoil immediately it is okay........You're funnyYou're the one clowing yourself with your display of ignorance about something you're not too well informed in. Go and get yourself properly educated on all of the causes of inflation. Find out the percentage of workers to receive minimum wage in Nigeria and compare it with other countries and then come back to continue the discussion. I can see that you're very ignorant of so many things . |
wunmi590:You don't know what's happening everywhere in Nigeria. There are some individuals who don't follow the rules and pay what they want to pay to please their workers and make them happy. Such companies will even pay double salaries every December to their workers. I'm sure that doesn't happen where you work. I personally know of a business owner who doubled the salary of all his workers in October last year when inflation starts to bite, and because of that his lowest paid worker currently earns over 70k. And what's even 70 k that most of you think is big money? It's not much when you consider the current economic climate. Modified. You said you know about the minimum wage, but you haven't shown it yet. You talked about a POS attendant receiving minimum wage. That statement is proof you don't really know But insist If you know then, mention the employers of labour in the private sector that are mandated by law to pay it. Also mention the category workers who are exempted from receiving minimum wage. in Nigeria. And why you using the word,janitor ,which is North America English and not cleaner, British English?. Is your company located in the US? |
abbey621:Yes. Textbook definition which I said is not incorrect ,is why you far removed from reality and fantasizing about what will happen with the new minimum wage. FYI, Economics theory and principles are imprecise and doesn't always apply in real life because economics is human science not natural sciences that's very exact . It's not easy to predict human behavior. So my friend, you don't know the truth about what you think you know. Using events that transpired in another country with a different set of circumstances and people to interpret the unique Nigerian situation is enough reason for me to discontinue the discussion with you. It shows you're not thinking it very well but just regurgitating what you Googled somewhere online. The data you presented captured what happened over a long period time, (years and not months) yet you want the public to believe your lies that in the coming months once the government starts paying the new minimum wage, prices of goods and services prices will automatically "multiply". When Buhari increased minimum wage to 30k in March 2019 a loaf of bread sold for 300 still retained its price till December of that same year. It was the same for fuel which the government regulates. So what are you talking about? I repeat, you have a mono - causal explanation for inflation, minimum wage, and you just further confirmed it with your latest reply. Good day. Modified. 70 k minimum wage increase is nothing. You think it's enough to cause inflation because you're blinded by its nominal value. What can it get you in the market these days as compared to before ? Nothing much. |
abbey621:No. It's not completely true that inflation is caused by excess money in circulation. The correct thing to say, is that it's caused by excess money in circulation gotten from illegal means spent recklessly and consistently on goods and services to push their prices up . Most people who earn their money legitimately would hardly spend it anyhow. So I don't expect Nigerian workers who are going through pain and suffering during this period to be so foolish to go on a sending spree once they start earning the new minimum wage in the coming months . The data you presented shows you have a mono - causal explanation for inflation. It's not good enough to convince me or anyone else who's well informed about all the other factors which usually combine to cause inflation at any given time For instance , the cost of petrol recently went up from 220 a litre to about 600 to 750. What's the cause? Minimum wage or government policy Except you're saying that during those period ,other factors which can also contribute to inflation took a break to allow for minimum wage increase to do havoc, you haven't presented any reasonable argument. Or is it that if minimum wage wasn't increased, prices of goods and services would have remained stable from those years to now? I'm not saying there won't be an increase in the prices of some goods and services after minimum wage,but it only will be marginal like before, and not enough to cause hyperinflation. FYI, minimum wage increase also has its benefits. It would help to stimulate the Nigerian economy that's almost going comatose . Businesses are already folding up everywhere or have reduced production due to low patronage . No money in the hands of their regular customers to buy from them as before. So, how do you expect them to stay in business and continue to produce with the current high cost of production in the country? BTW how many business owners pay the exact minimum wage in Nigeria? Only a few. If not for wickedness, why should business owners in Nigeria who are exempted from law to pay it want to increase the price of the goods and services they offer to the public immediately after |
PJtech:Not true that prices of goods and services will multiply everywhere. This not the first time minimum wage has been increased in Nigeria and each in the past,it was only marginal increase in some goods and services that resulted from it. If you disagree with what I just explained then provided data from the past in support of your wild speculations about what you expect to happen. Inflation is caused by a combination of factors, not minimum wage alone. |
wunmi590:Some companies in Nigeria are paying more than 70k to their janitors. Minimum wage is not for everyone in the private sector. That's what's contained in the minimum wage act in Nigeria. So POS agents aren't part of it. Please Google the minimum wage act and read section 3 to get further details. |
Love800:I'm not talking about size,but the number of staff in a private company's payroll which the Nigerian law says must be considered before minimum wage is paid . The number of staff may not determine if a company is "big" , but it sometimes does. |
ekanx27:No. It's yet to be signed into law. |
Ijaya123:What you're saying now is not the same thing you said before. You just shifted the goal post There's a difference between a petroleum marketer having several outlets and the one having just one. You said ,"A Petrol station " in your initial comment. FYI those in the oil and gas are not part of those paying minimum wage. Workers there are paid differently. Minimum wage doesn't concern them . |
GoodGovernance:Hehehe, culprit. Don't use a word whose meaning you don't understand. The person you're defending said something you failed to grasp .He said private schools in villages with" how many students and staff " How many of such private schools in the villages have more than 25 teachers? |
seborrhic:You don't know the law. Medium and small scale businesses in Nigeria don't bother themselves with minimum wage because close to 90% or more of them have not employed the required number of staff which mandates them to pay it. The few ones who have employed more than the required number, which is ,25, usually hide the truth and don't pay . The large scale businesses that are capable of paying minimum wage are already paying above minimum wage. Nearly all of them have increased the salaries of their staff without waiting for minimum wage announcement. The only group that fully benefits from minimum wage in Nigeria are those in the public sector, civil servants. |
helinues:Another senseless talk from you again. Despite the fact you have been informed by others here that minimum wage is not for every employer of labour in the private sector, you still want to mislead the public with misinformation. If you don't have 25 staff and above in your payroll as a private employer of labour, you're exempted. So , the private schools in your village with less than that number of staff is not part of it. |
Ijaya123:Did you read what he said before replying? He mentioned 25 staff and above. How many petrol station in Nigeria has that number of staff? |
femi4:First of all I'm a Nigerian by birth and grew up here. My late mother who I said was Ghanaian was half Nigeria too .Her late mother was Yoruba, not just your ordinary yoruba family, but an illustrious one. .So shut up an face the issue at hand. I didn't say Ghana has the largest pouiry market in Africa. I said readily available and cheap in that country. If you don't understand what that means,then get yourself some proper education . If it continues to shock you that some people are combining egusi and eggs , then it means you're not thinking at all ,but just reacting like a programmed bot.. The only thing you have in your empty head is name calling and insults. Nothing else. So sorry I'm no longer interested in conversing with someone who is devoid of critical faculty God day and continue to enjoy your "eggless" egusi soup. |
[img][/img] ExudeLoveToAll:Hypocrisy, hypocrisy hypocrisy. Comprehension comprehension comprehension. What are you trying to say? oga I have seen lots of Nigerians eating eggs with egusi soup and there's nothing wrong with it. If you haven't come across such persons then it means you're stuck within particular location with few circle of friends. |
blowjohn:Hehehe. Yes , the meat"were in bits" for easy chewing.Some people prefer it that way, while other prefer to use large chunks of meat in their soups without cutting it into smaller bits . What of the fish and the other assorted meat in the soup? Go back and read again. The egg was not cooked together with the soup. Look at the image of the egg again ,you will noticed it's white, meaning it was boiled separately and added the bowl of soup dished out to the Asian.Nobody cooks egusi soup with eggs. It's boiled separately and added. |
descarado:So what's difference between what I said and what you're saying now? |
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I noticed how no one so far, doubted the op's story which screams made up but would speedily gun for anyone's neck with a good testimony. Not saying there are not so many crooked self appointed MOGs out there.