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MDBAKP:
Another movie by Dino assassination attempts

tuzle:
it depends on the laptop u are using. There are a lot of mac book that cost more than the amount stated. But on the solar own, I agree with u. It pays far more than purchasing fuel everyday

TheClassic1:
in ur mumu idea abi iran na biafla mate

Emma1Oj:
don't worry Nigeria will soon give Palestine and Iran back up and support. We have enough weapons to put out Israel weapons

Kenmatt:
Stop typing what you don't know.

Isreal have nothing.

Even the Iron Dome they use to intercept Rocket Strikes from HAMAS was borrowed from US.

yarimo:

stuffs2002:
Stop taking mkporu mirri.

Iran is 7th most powerful country in the world in terms of nuclear war heads. They will level Isreal with ease

The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Kogi State, Dino Melaye has revealed that he has survived four assassination attempts in the state.

Melaye made this revelation in an interview with Arise Television on Thursday.

According to him, tension has been part of the lives of the Kogi people since the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC came into power seven years ago.

He said, “I have survived four assassination attempts; I have had 12 court cases of FG vs. Dino Melaye, and I have been attacked severally. It is not new, as it is in the DNA of the APC to be violent.”

“Kogi State is like an evil forest that needs instantaneous redevelopment and needs a messiah.”

The former senator said he hopes to be instrumental in ameliorating the pains of those living in the state.

He further said it has never been this bad in the history of Kogi, as the state is more divided than at any other time in the state’s history.

He however said since the All Progressives Congress came into power in the state, they have completely polarised and divided the people, and there is serious disunity.

He said part of the PDP’s agenda is to first reunite the state, as the slogan of his campaign says “One Kogi, One Destiny.”

Rossikk:
Since you don't know any source for your claims, here is a RESPECTED SOURCE: The Global Firepower Index.

What position are Israel and Iran?

https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.php

Rossikk:
What do you mean ''check Google for it''?

Where is the source of your claim?

Google is not a website.

It's a search engine.

Rossikk:
Post your link if you have a working brain and are not just another christian fanatic turned overnight military expert.

Rahkman:
nonsense military wey trump kill their general like pig and dem no fit do anything them for react if them born their papa well ,isreal go invade gaza kill those bastards and Iran go burn flags tire

Rossikk:
How do you know this?

What research have you done?

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Ohu, tell your slave masters to do their ground invasion nah

Rossikk:
Iran has today issued a chilling warning to Israel, saying “We will not be a silent observer while you massacre the people of Gaza.”

This shit is getting real.

TheOldGods:
Nobody is talking about the big Elephant in the room, which is lack of electricity. This week I've spent 58,000 naira on fuel for my generator for work, that is full tank for alot of cars every week, and the car owners are complaining, what about us that need Electricity to work. I barely get 6 hours of electricity, I tried buying solar, but the conditions are too much, turn off this, turn this on, don't use this bulb. Mehn, plus I can't turn on AC while working. Since my work is from home I decided to buy a laptop worth 1million here on Nairaland (thanks to Nairaland )just to ease my work, atleat I get 4 hours of break in severe heated room with my laptop.

How else can someone survive in this country with this low electricity, is there any state that is better? Or is it a must I have to travel to another African country just to get simple electricity to work. My generator just went off and my fuel gone, that why I came here to rant. I'm going to buy feul at 615 naira per litre

Cc;

OAM4
Mynd44

BoldBrainz:
I'm trying to understand what laptop you comfortably bought for 1 million naira only to come on nairaland to lament about spending 160K on generator usage monthly.

Sounds like you have the tendency to be wasteful when you can have same satisfaction from spending lesser on alternatives.

My system cost me 370K. I don't own a generator. I have a solar power pack I ordered from New Jersey at a cumulative cost of 175K. It's charged with electricity as well and can keep my gadgets and system powered for 80 hours before the next charge.

I also have a mini solar installation done at 160K that enables me use two fans and bulbs and when electricity comes on, I use my AC.

Everything listed here didn't even cost me up to the amount you wasted to buy a laptop. Sometimes you have to plan according to economic realities.