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xandy84:Argue with fact and stop comparing USA with Nigeria. Tell us which basic foods Nigeria don't produce or importing in abundance. Do you even know how much of metric tons of Garri, beans, yams, red and veg oils, nuts, local rice, veg seeds, animal products, etc Nigerans are exporting to Europe and US in a single financial year. Stop downgrading your country or feeling inferior, we have no home other than this country. That is how some of you are quick to compare dollar with what people earn in Naira in Nigeria as if dollar is our legal tender. If Japanese and South Africans are that greedy like us here by keeping dollar for arbitration purposes, their currency wouldn't have been strong against dollar despite importing more and exporting less than us. |
SporaD8:Sey you no read first two lines of my post ni? I said the fraud is entirely on the woman but sperm donor too need to be punish for sleeping with a married woman he obviously knows she is married. If we let sperm donor go free, men like him won't know they have an obligation of turning down these adulterous women. If men are disciplines enough to turn down their advance, alot of them will learn to be contented with what they have at home. |
SporaD8:Lolz. Though the fault is entirely on the person who hanged another man's pregnant on her husband but in a situation whereby the sperms donor knows the woman is married, and still go ahead to pour his sperms in her, he should be punish too with fine. If he carry the woman as olosho or one night stand, then there should no punish on him. |
HeatSeeker:The WIFE as long as she is legally married. The penalty should not less than 20 years in jail. The sperms donor should also be punish by heavy fine. |
xandy84:You are saying what you know absolute nothing about, you can have your hair cut with 1000 in Lagos, while an average hair cut in US range from $10 - $200. You can have a moderate meal with 1000 in Lagos, you can't have the same quality of food with equivalent of $1 in USA. If we are to use your analogy and the current abnormal exchange rate to dollar, an hair cut in Lagos would goes as high as #70,000, while a moderate plate of food would go for 10,000. Besides, the two countries you gave as example imports more than Nigeria, in 2021 alone, Nigeria export goods worth about $2.2 billion to South Africa, while we only import about $570m from same South Africa. No where in the world you will see BDG operating like what we have in Nigeria. It is the work of financial experts and strictly regulated in developed countries. Have you ever ask yourself why Nigeria is strongest economy in Africa but has one of the weakest currencies in the same Africa? Contrary to our popular beliefs, Nigeria is not really an import dependent country compare to countries that imports basically everything including foods. Nigeria produce about 90% of her basic needs especially foods. Therefore, the abnormal fall of Naira is not the reflection of our economy but artificial causation by irrational demands. |
Perhaps these people read our comments on Nairaland or actually know the solution but don't want to do it. I keep saying this since last year, falling of Naira is not a reflection of our economy but the work of ignorant saboteurs who treat dollar like gold they can keep for future gain. The solution is straightforward, create an app or channel that importers, foreign students, and others who actually needed dollar would be coverting their naira at official rate. Do away with BDG withiout looking back. Why would dollar be controlling our economy when we are not even among top ten countries with highest importer of foreign goods. Government should totally ban locally uses of dollar for good. |
aviara:And the idiotic you don't understand the meaning of "cucurent list" in our constitution? What solidify the economy of a country if not her power to generate revenue for development and production, in which these governors contribute nothing to achieve. If you can't ask your governor what he has been doing with billions of monthly allocation but keep blaming federal government, then I am sorry, you are one of these ignorant people I was talking about. |
Burob:So unfortunate that majority of people don't understand democracy or governance at all. An average Nigerian have little or no business with FG but states and particularly local governments. These corrupt state governors are now using their ignorance to milk the system dry. |
LikeAking:God bless you sir, this is the major point alot of people don't understand, including those handling the economy. The real causes of free falls of dollar is irrational DEMANDS. Apart from Education, medical and vacations, people now save their money in dollars and subsequently creating artificial scarcity. Solution; create an app or channel where importers, foreign Students and those on vacations will be converting their naira at official rate to carry out international transactions by virtual only. Ban locally use of dollar and do away with Bureau de change. |
Boland:Lies, Messi is obviously the best player ever in the history of soccer with C. Ronaldo in the second spot. I watches Delima very well during his playing time, he was a great footballer but not close to CR7. As for Pele and Maradona, they were just great in their moments, and not really played at highest level in clubs aspects. |
tolue42:That is the point, some people are just so irrational, they forgot that president will only spend a specific period of time but the country remain ours and incoming generations. |
Varunpulyani:Why will you wish your country bad because of a man that will only spend 4yrs or at most 8 years? Is it not the jobless masses that will suffer for it, if investors keep running aways? Keep exposing him ignorantly, while at the same time painting yourself and incoming generations bad in outside world. |
ExudeLoveToAll:Exactly, not impressive at all. |
tosinhtml:Ideally, an average human need absolutely nothing in this life but good foods, shelter and sex, which their systems has already taken care of irrespective of your social status. You cant promote the culture of wealth accumulation and build egalitarian society that is free of needless crimes, this is where Africans failed totally. The reason you think paycheck is bad, is because you are looking forward to build wealth or living above your means. The reason you think accumulation of wealth is very important is merely because of fear of future, which is very understandable in this part of the world. Their societies are designed in such a way that you don't have any reason to accumulate wealth because you will be taking care of when you retire, and your children too would be well taking care of. The rich among them also prioritise their societies because luxury comes with heavy taxes. Finally, if their way of living by paycheck is not that good, then why are we living in poverty in Africa where there is no such opportunity? If their system is not that good, why are they progressing, while we that aften sees fault in them retrogressing? Why are we rushing to the same countries but fail to learn anything good from them? |
Sirmwill:It is easy to say when you are on neutral position. War is never a solution, both parties should stop killing immediately. I watch it live for the first time this afternoon, things were not good in both sides. Innocent people from both sides are paying heavily for the crimes thay don't commit. There is need to stop the war now and embrace peace. |
BornAgainCow:Fortunately, you don't need to amassed wealth to enjoy good things life can offer, that is the basic philosophy of developed countries we all are running to now. All you need is working system that will take care of you at old age. Until Africans are able to solve their physiological needs, we will continue to lag behind on the scale of development. Foods and shelter should be the last worry of an average human being in a functioning society. |
Calabar1stSon:Exactly, could be a stolen plantain because no where in SW you will see such for 1k, not even at extreme rural areas. |
ahnie:Could be a stolen plantain selling to him because I don't see anywhere in the West one will get this quantity of plantains for 1000, not even at farm gate. |
What did he use the money to buy other than properties and luxurious cars. Remove the individual right to luxuries and private properties and see African prosperity. |
Theunbothered:Guy wetin happen nah! Don't you read their submissions before arguing blindly ni? Has the school not authenticate the same result? Has the school not clarified their position on vendors or third party agents? Is like you are here catching cruise. |
tishbite42:How would you know them if they don't come out themselves? Even if they could remember the year, how do you expect them to recognize you after 50 years of age. The only people you can be sure of are your childhood friends. |
Theunbothered:The school said they don't keep their students certificates, because it is regarded as ceremonial in American system. What they normally keep in their record is student transcripts. According to them, re-issueing of certificates can be done through their third party agents or vendors. This laterally means that the vendors has the power to issue these certificates to you in various forms since it is mere ceremonial. Any company or employer doubting about it can request for transcripts for authentication.The registrer even took his time to explain further on the issue of GENDER by stating clearly that there was no way his SSN would indicate Male from his South west college certificate and that of CSU if the person they admitted was female. Please try to re-visit the page and read slowly to your own understanding. |
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