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What out how vultureBBQgrill will storm this thread to praise his darling daddy for this milestone achievement

Fake news.

Fake news

Hello Nairalander,
Your thoughts on this statement is needed.

Watchout how rottenmeatBBQgrill avoid this thread like a plague.

rottenAnimalBBQgrill food don done o, ur darling daddy is working.

rottenmeatBBQqrill food don done o.

Bad news for vulturBBQgrill.

Tourist123:
I ended my day with a visit to a Nigerian restaurant. I bought goat meat pepper soup, Efo, Amala, poundo and Kpala fish

Guy show me love na, i nor say send me money, just show me way.

Raph82:
Abi e don connect u ni

Nna d guy nor send me o,
We rise by lifting others o

Tourist123:
Forgetting my earpiece in the house made me kinda miss Nigeria a little bit.
In Nigeria you’ll find sellers of different items at bus parks. Infact you can even buy all the items you will need for your trip at the bus park, soaps, singlets, polo etc. the case is very different here.

Guy connect me naw, how do i make it to the US?

I am sure if the whole of Nigerians are tested for covid more than half the population will test positive, still life goes on so what's the big deal?

Idamond:
This FIBA ranking na shit from 15 to fourth become them win Argentina and usa.. even if Nigeria win Belgium, Argentina, brazil and Portugal for football them no fit pass 20 for FIFA ranking

Your assertions really exposed ur indomie generationess.
Nigeria was once ranked 5th in world football in 1994.

badboyTee:
any guess on the correct score I wanna bet a fortune on it and if its accurate you get your share

Correct score:
England 1-1 Italy

Yes o

tillaman:
What a well detailed account
Seems The OP was part of the operation

Here's a version


Kanu loves women a lot.

As an unbridled sexmaniac ,he goes after anything underskirt even though married with kids ..

His wife is a witness.

Kanu was wooed with a beautiful Nigerian lady ,who was secretly working for the NiA (national intelligence agency).
He was wooed to Brazil. He arrived at the hotel waiting for his would be sex mate , only for him to find out that the hotel is a haven of secret agents controlled by the Nigerian state .
He was then immediately tranquilized with high dose of an anxiety drug, then tucked into an already waiting Cadillac and driven to the Santiago international airport where a private jet was already waiting to fly him to Nigeria.

He came into the country on sunday night .

President Buhari was not even aware of the capture of this man Kanu, (IT WAS AN ULTRA SECRET MISSION ,A MISSION HIDDEN EVEN FROM THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF HIMSELF) but as soon as he was informed ,Buhari cancelled his medical trip to London , so he could have a one on One chat with Kanu .


This is a big win for the Buhari government .

Source
Internet.

Buhari is wicked.

andyblinks05:
back to danfo

If danfo strike nko?

Uber and Bolt drivers in Lagos begins strike actions today to protest what they termed systemic slavery by the App companies.
Under the umbrella of the Professional E-hailing Drivers and Partners Association (PEDPA), Uber and Bolt drivers in Lagos have begun a strike action today. The two companies are the biggest players in Nigeria’s ride-hailing industry and have competed for years since their entrance into the Nigerian market in 2014 and 2016 respectively.

One of the ways they have competed is with pricing, with each operator giving promos and lowering fares to try to win over new customers. Yet, over the years, there have been claims that the pricing wars came at the expense of drivers.

Now Uber and Bolt drivers in Nigeria want the pricing to be reviewed because the prices are no longer reflective of the costs they put in. They also want both companies to reduce the commission charged on rides from 25% to 10%.


PEDPA says that it has written letters to Uber and Bolt about their concerns but has received no response. To press home their demands, the drivers will begin a one-week warning strike today with hopes that both companies will come to the table.

TechCabal spoke with Idris Shonuga, the National President of PEDPA, an association that was formed in 2019 and is affiliated with the Trade Union Congress (TUC) of Nigeria. He told TechCabal, “what they (Uber and Bolt) do is deploy an app which facilitates links with riders and they charge a commission. We bear the running costs of fuelling the car and take all the associated risk of managing and running our vehicles.”

“Unfortunately, they fail to give us a say, they keep fixing the price ridiculously low and we’re selling below the cost price.”

Shonuga argues that it has become almost impossible for e-hailing drivers to make a living driving for Bolt or Uber because while inflation is driving prices upward, the cost of the service has remained static.

“You’re seeing several accidents on Lagos roads because drivers are overworking themselves to make very little money; this is systemic slavery of Nigerian youth, many of who are driving because of unemployment.”

According to Shonuga’s analogy, for Uber and Bolt drivers to make ₦15,000 ($36) in revenue daily, they have to spend a minimum of 10 hours on Lagos roads. Shonuga also estimates that ₦4,950 ($12) will be used to fuel their cars and then Uber or Bolt will charge ₦3,750 ($9.10) in fees.

After 10-15 hours of work, drivers may be left with around ₦6,300 ($15.29), which at the lowest end is ₦630 ($1.53) for every hour they work.

But it gets worse when you consider that many of the drivers on these platforms get the cars they use through hire-purchase agreements that require them to pay ₦20,000 – ₦30,000 ($48.55 – $72.82) per week.

The drivers say these conditions are unfavourable and want ride-hailing companies to give them a seat at the table in making decisions on pricing. They also want these companies to reduce the commission on rides to 10%.

TechCabal reached out to Bolt via email to ask about PEDPA’s claims and received a response from the company’s Country Manager, Femi Akin-Laguda.

He said in an email to TechCabal, “we are constantly evaluating our operations to ensure we continue to provide the best earnings for drivers on the platform even as we still remain the most preferred platform for passengers.

Therefore, our commitment remains to treat drivers on the platform with respect, keeping an open-door policy for feedback to be provided. Also, we have various communication and support channels that are always available for drivers on the platform to reach us at any time, any day, and for any issue that may affect their operations.”

A spokesperson for Uber also told TechCabal via email, ““We are aware of a protest taking place today by a small group of e-hailing drivers, resulting in slightly longer waiting times for riders. We respect driver-partners as valuable partners with a voice and a choice and we want them to know that we are always open to their feedback.”

“It’s however important to note that diver-partners are diverse in how they use the Uber app and it would be difficult for an individual or group to holistically represent every driver on the app. “

Away from fees, another important demand PEDPA has is for drivers who have been blocked by both platforms to be unblocked.

“You’re expected to provide 5-star service on every trip and even if you have over 1000 trips with 5-star ratings, if you get reported for anything at all, you get blocked from the platform.”

Shonuga believes that this approach is unfair and that while bad actors should be punished, the companies should take a nuanced approach in dealing with these issues.

At the time of writing this report, I tried to find a cab on Bolt and saw that there was increased demand, with the closest one being 10 minutes away. It may suggest that the strike is partially in force and Shonuga says that PEDPA is continuing to inform drivers to stay off the roads.

Source
https://techcabal.com/2021/04/19/uber-bolt-drivers-strike/

K

All i know is that we are going to;
#endsars
#endswat
#endbuhari
#endtinubu
#endmannabbqgrills
#endilovedemmanna

#endsars
#endswat
#endbuhari
#endtinubu
#endmannabbqgrills
#endilovedemmanna

#endsars
#endswat
#endbuhari
#endtinubu
#endmannabbqgrills
#endilovedemmanna

Another upset looming,

O

The Reverend AL Sharpton just posted this.
God bless him.

O

I have never seen a hypocrite in my life like hiding under the moniker ILoveDemMANNA.
You evil supporter of this blood sucking regime, let me ask you a simple question of which you will still justify ur answer so long as it's ur darling daddy on the throne of government.
Have you ever seen anywhere in the world where a peaceful protest turns bloody by Means of force and the protesters backed down?
anyways let me save my energy for the continued protest cos no matter the injustice a common man is facing in this country you will still justify why we have to face the injustice,
In previous administration a bag of rice was #8, 500 but in ur darling daddy administration same goes for #35k and you are so heartless to justify this?
I knw if ur so called blood sucking darling daddy Buhari poo in ur mouth you will gladly chop the shit and justify why u had to,
Posterity will judge you and Buhari ur darling daddy.

Oya a.K.a ILoveDemMANNA come and justify why ur darling daddy is paying deaf ear to what is happening all over the country.

stop hiding under ILoveDemMANNA come out and defend ur darling daddy.