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olamilekan9:
about this please explain more cuz i love been indoors all my life and i have made mostly 100% of my money being indoors, as a matter of fact i make money indoors and go out to spend it with ungrateful people outside

uuzba:
You're still using Nigerian mind to reason.
You're talking about PG..
Book, book, book.
One Lebanese consultant I worked under, here in Nigeria, said that we Nigerians read books too much for reading sake.
For them, they go straight into construction, machinery right from Secondary school. Everyday, after school, they are at the workshop. That's how they get experience and start running industry then come here to Nigeria to setup up their company and employ YOU Nigerian with PhD to work UNDER them..
When I lived in UK, everybody was working. I met people that were not interested in University at all, working in same office I was working. Some were even my senior.
Face work directly and stop using nonsense university and PhD to dodge responsibility.

Omalicious1:
I requested for a 2 month off from my place of work, then told my "friends" that I've been laid off and that I've lost all my life's saving in a ponzi scheme. Gradually they started avoiding me, including my baby. I was looked down upon and treated like trash. It was there I knew that I had the wrong people around me, I just had to cut them off and focus on myself.

Xenry:
I think you should be real first before faking your downfall.

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LOYALTY TESTING, SIMULATE YOUR DOWNFALL:
“Simulate your downfall to see who folds and sells you out. Loyalty is gauged in the face of failure, not success.” -IM
It is often possible to simulate your downfall; make it look like everything is falling apart, when in reality everything is perfectly fine. Do this, see who stays loyal, and who abandons you.
The appearance of catastrophe has to last for at least a few months. With most of the mercenaries surrounding you, it is unlikely that they will abandon you the day after your downfall comes; for most it will take at least a few weeks.
If a person stays loyal even after 3 months of you appearing to have been destroyed, you can safely assume their loyalty is real.
This may sound like a drastic and unnecessary exercise in deception in return for nothing. In reality, it is a deception that serves a critical purpose; finding out who the real loyalists are.
You cannot build an empire on the backs of mercenaries. History is filled with kings who were destroyed by their closest allies abandoning or outright backstabbing them.
Betrayal from your allies is far more dangerous than any attack from an enemy. In the case of backstabbing, the closer someone is to you the easier it will be for them to destroy you since they are more familiar with your vulnerabilities than anyone else. In the case of abandonment, the closer someone is to you the more you depend on them, and so it is all the more damage that their disappearance will cause.
There is one limiting factor; the downfall you simulate must be easily reversible, so that you can make everything appear normal (good) after you are done with the simulation.
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Arrowhead71:
your president Buhari said Nigerian are fantastically corrupt in London, so what do you have to say about that , Is Buhari too dull upstairs according to you

festacman:
The truth is when journalists are invited to the State House to interview the president, they would have to,
- One, overcome being awestruck of the intimidating State House environment and being starstruck when the president appears in their midst.

olisaEze:
It’s funny that the Min has chosen to celebrate a google algorithm which does not actually state if its an award for good or bad, when there are Nigerians breaking down international barriers.

Momo's Modus Operandi

According to the CBN's Guidelines for the Licensing and Regulation of Payment Service Banks (PSBs) in Nigeria, payment service providers in the country are to "operate mostly in the rural areas and unbanked locations targeting financially excluded persons."

They are also expected to have no less than 25% financial service touch points (locally called kiosks) in these rural areas.

In addition, PSBs are authorized to deploy Point of Sale devices and Automated Teller Machines in some of these areas, and they can use other channels, including electronic platforms, to reach their customers.

Moreover, the service providers are allowed to accept deposits from individuals and small businesses as well as being able to carry out payments and remittances (including inbound cross-border personal remittances) through various channels within Nigeria.

Furthermore, they can sell foreign currencies realized from inbound cross remittances to authorized foreign exchange dealers in the country.

However, they are barred from granting any form of loans, advances and guarantees (directly or indirectly), or accepting foreign currency deposits.

Among other things, payment service banks are also not to deal in the foreign exchange market.

ednut1:
Ok. But this is your daughter 🤪🤡

TONYE001:
PDP was doing this long before APC was formed.

hustler2828:
Cho cho what's your business there? Were the men forced to pay? Your politicians that have been looting your treasuries and those of your unborn, the security agencies that are extorting you daily, what have you done about it? And who told you that UAE men don't have only fans on their phones? Somebody is using what she has to get what she wants. Here, you are crying more than the bereaved. Why not empower them financially so that they can stop that line of trade? Aproko

OkayDaddy:
Years ago, we used to have people from Lagos fly to Owerri on Fridays and get back to Lagos on Sunday mornings. The purpose was to enjoy Owerri nightlight just for 2 nights. Unfortunately, the Ipob madness spoilt everything.

Beautifying the East is not a bad idea. However, the underlying economy should also be developed as well as security ensured.

For a start, a website where South Eastern-manufactured goods are advertised with worldwide shipping and escrow payment option will be more beneficial than all the hotels in Owerri put together. Unfortunately, most of the youths are too foolish to see this. They are busy with Ipob, betting, ogwu ego and insulting people with divergent opinions.

Stevenbright:
The ones who pretend to be nice by talking to you mostly do so in order to get to know and see how they can take advantage of you. And they are the types that can never be there for you!!

essentialone1:
Not completely true. I have lived in different states in Nigeria, due to one thing or the other, like work, school, etc.

I can say what you just said depends on the personality type of your neighbour.

I have had comedians as neighbours. And I have also had monks as neighbours. If you understand what I mean.

His words; “When I heard of the change of name, I was the first to go to the press and write to the President that UNILAG was established by an Act of Parliament and that for it to be changed, it must also pass through the same process. The President was ill-advised. Instead of him saying ‘I am sorry’, he was again ill-advised to run to Senate to amend the Act while the case is already in court. I wrote to him that that was wrong again. You cannot change the Act when a case is in court.”

Eniitankorede:
This argument is completely shallow and unbefitting of students of a tertiary institution. Complete nonsense!!! Was Gowon not a symbol of national unity? Would Abuja have become the capital if Nigeria had been balkanised by Biafra soldiers and Ojukwu? A leader that fought for our national existence and unity is not befitting of being given such honour? What a myopic and stupid argument!!!

richiemcgold:
This is really going to be a long thing.

.. I'm sure he wouldn't have ventured into this book if he hasn't got any evidence.