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jpphilips:How time flies. 8 years gone and we are all the wiser now. Buhari didn't jail anyone either for oil subsidy round tripping of even FX round tripping |
rolams:16LGAs, 48,595 lead in favour of APC. APC shud still win ikpoba okha with some funny results coming from there. Leaves oredo for PDP. It wont be enough. They have APC for the next 4 years. |
Ikpoba okha, ologbo ward. They seem to be averaging over 90% voters turn out. Some as high as 99% in a PU of more than 2000 people. Naija we hail thee |
k2money:Quite a major part of Nigerians are quite agnostic/atheists. Unfortunately, with our level of intolerance, a lot of them have to keep up appearances while suffering fools like OP who trespass on private properties and causes noise pollution in the name of preaching. It is only religion that makes "well educated" folks turn to fools. Asking you to strap on bombs, kill innocents, sell you water and healing stones, belief in fairy tales of creation etc. Just imagine i assert that the world was created 5bn years ago and the universe over 13.8bn years ago and see how people start asking me if i was there. This same people take X-rays, MRI, EKG, EEGs and the doctor tells them this is what your internal organs look like. Did the doctor enter your body? Did he see it with his own eyes?. You belief one aspect of science and discard the part that doesnt jive with your faith. |
BlueIvy04:This is correct. Did the same collation yesterday except i didnt bother to add the LP results. I guess the law prevents media houses from collating and calling results before the official announcements. Its a bottleneck that should be removed. They should be able to start calling LGA/states results once official voting has ended. They just shouldnt declare winner. Especially with INEC now uploading a very decent percentage of results on time |
drtwist:Unfortunately, thats likely not to be the case. As an excercise in curiosity, i collated the results for Igueben yesternite( first to be fully uploaded). Tye margin by which PDP worn is quite low. It shows that people have not yet learnt their lessons. The elections cycles are meant to provide feedback to parties and government but that wasnt the case. I wont be surprised if APC wins. I saw some result sheets with almost 100% voter turn out. These were not in igueben though. I saw them on nairaland and i havent gone to irev to verify. But they look so cooked up. And i saw about two or three of such. With such tricks and people still voting APC, i guess they will declare APC winner today. Sample of such results Total registered: 2009 Total vote cast; 2006 Apc : 2004 Pdp: 2 |
Basicend:Probably becuase they felt both APC and PDP are the same ilk anyway. So it doesnt matter who win. So why not at least get small something out of it. |
floss:Nah, appreciate where you are now. They may be making cool cash but they are not free either. Just imagine the stress of keeping up appearances. You cant go clubbing, lose home training or a thousand and one things that other folks do because you are anointed. And also keeping up the charade of been called, getting new miracles etc. the headache aint worth it. Make cool money elsewhere and flex your life |
Hmm. The funny thing is that both Dangote and NNPCL are right. Dangote stated that they didnt sell at 898 because they sold in USD. Since USD is not a legal tender in nigeria, NNPCL simply translated the usd price to naira. The key issue is that the fuel is circa $0.55 from dangote. NNPC can easily manipulate the price by using any exchange rate they like. E.G, closing rate for nafem is 1546.41. traditionally, CBN sell dollar at the lowest rate of the day to BDC. If NNPC had translated the cost above at 1546.41, the price would have being N850/l. If they used the lower band at N1500, price would have been N825. So the real price depends on which rate NNPC decides to use. Nothing will change from october 1 if they sell to Dangote at a high USD/NGN rate. He'll simply multiply this same $0.55 by the exchange rate they sold him the crude and sell back to NNPC. So if they improve exchange rate to N1000, fuel can sell at 600 since dangote rate will be N550. In fact, if the rate had been the N460 as at when Buhari was leaving, this same 0.55 would have been N253. In other words, we are all suffering from the naira devaluation. |
Vision101:This ur format has been tested severally. Last admin closed the border on rice. How far is local rice production now? By the way, dollar comparison is not required. You can translate both to naira at 2010/2020 constant prices. Result is the same |
FreeStuffsNG:Laugh in Swahili You exported $1m same period last year at roughly N500m. You come in, float the currency export just $500k @1500 and voila you have N750m Thats a 50% growth right? There is a reason why economic comparison are usually made with reference to a base year especially when you have a fluctuating currency. In our case, translating that report to USD/euro will make more sense if you want to compare. |
Hmm. So what levies were imposed? What existing structures did it dismantle? |
1Alex:The mic was for illustration purpose. The details section clearly stated whats in the box
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Great one |
Finally |
Hmm. I hope this doesnt lead to job cuts or outright exit of the company. A negative shareholders fund will make getting debt financing harder. |
Its over already. Miss Kwara has an unassailable lead |
Hw he take get network? |
Welcum:I actually will contest that good and evil/bad should be defined with religion. There are myriads of religions and various teachings in each. We've also seen teachings from both religion you mentioned that are abhorrent to current socially acceptable behaviour. Also what is good in one religion may be bad in another. In fact, what is good in one culture may be wrong elsewhere. Below are some issues that varies based on the religion or culture you are looking at it from. 1. Treatment of women 2. Polygamy 3. Child marriage 4. LGBTQ So how do i personally define good or evil? I simply ask myself some non religious questions: 1. Will my actions violate the established laws of my current land? 2. Will the rights of other individuals be violated by my actions? 3. Will my actions be unduly injurious to nature? 4. Does my action holds any benefit to me? Those are part of my personal lenses. It will definitely not be compatible to most folks but i've long discarded trying to adhere to religion in determining what is good or bad. Recall that no religion can claim to be the ultimate right path. The adherents just have "faith" that they are. On a lighter note, using my lenses, lets look at premarital sex. 1. Is it against the law: No 2. Will it violate the rights of others: No (if consensual) 3. Undue negative Impact on nature: not that i am aware of 4. Does it benefit me: yes. So for my lenses say it is good, religion will say otherwise. ![]() |
Welcum:Why dangerous? Simply becuase there is no belief in eternity? There are good people who simply are good even without religion. If eternity is what keeps you from doing evil, then ..... A quote i recall a lot "With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion." |
Kog45:There are some people who do not get moved by such mishap. Either by virtue of knowledge (that plane still had a functional engine and no visible smoke or fire) or simply acknowledging no amount of shouting can change anything at that point. If i was there, i'd make a video too. By the way, i've been in a bus that had brake failure at high speed. I felt nothing while others were shouting. Including one idiot who had been binge drinking canned beer inside public bus. He was using the same mouth to shout Jesus. |
Coincidence? |
Positive step providing support to the victim. They should allow law enforcement to investigate and let the law takes its course |
Hmm |
Bukola94:Oh, ok. I havent passed there in 12 years. I hope the school take preventive measures. |
RIP. This is likely due to overspeeding. There should be more speed bumps and speed monitors on that road to deter reckless drivers |
FreeStuffsNG:Is it a must to follow the textbook definition of federalism? What if the intention of the drafters of the constitution was to adapt federalism to suit our local needs? The problem with us is that we assume whatever the western world does or recommends should be copied exactly. Wonder what we've gained from that |
It reeks of negligence, but most likely not a hoax. |
Brendaniel:No difference across political divide |
Guess i should talk about my experience on Mount Olympus where i met Zeus too. It was a Homeric experience. You all need to open your heart and see the beauty of Zeus's superb design of our world. Only mighty Zeus can create something so majestic
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Haaahaahaa. The way some people talk some things sha. Each of the JVs in nigeria has governent shares which may vary usually between 55-70%. With the approval of the Seplat deal NNPC will hold 70% while Seplat holds the balance. This will be the highest holding by NNPC in a while. What this means is that NNPC will fund 70% of the cost of the joint venture while seplat pays the rest. This include capex, opex and expex. This payment is made via a process called cash call. In return, NNPC will lift 70% of the crude produced by the JV and sell on its own as it so wishes. Thats is why NNPC is able to use crude as collateral for loans because it lifts crude from various JVs. Of course there is also the PSC arrangement which is totally different but make una read that one. https://africaoilgasreport.com/2024/05/farm-in-farm-out/nnpc-to-hold-70-of-the-jv-as-the-exxonmobil-seplat-transaction-comes-to-a-close/
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dominique:How dare you indeed. You should be singing praises and making contact to get your Apron ASAP. It also provides access to long lasting cooking gas, unfinishable petrol, endless garri and cassava among other goodies. Get ur copy now before its too late |