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Zenoniseay:
[img] Hello, redmi family. I saw this update on my redmi note 9 pros. I am wondering if I should go ahead and download it. I do some research on it and I conclude that it was android 11. I weighed the pros and cons and wondering if it worth the risk. what do you guys think? should go ahead and download it? Hello, redmi family. I saw this update on my redmi note 9 pros. I am wondering if I should go ahead and download it. I do some research on it and I conclude that it was android 11. I weighed the pros and cons and wondering if it worth the risk. what do you guys think? should go ahead and download it? Hello, redmi family. I saw this update on my redmi note 9 pros. I am wondering if I should go ahead and download it. I do some research on it and I conclude that it was android 11. I weighed the pros and cons and wondering if it worth the risk. what do you guys think? should go ahead and download it?

Mrokaykay:
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juniormusa:
Coined from lindaikejiblog

Zenoniseay:
The presidential
candidate of the
Alliance for
Democracy, Dr Rafiu
Salau, on Saturday
pledged to create two
million jobs if elected
into office in next
month’s election.
Salau made the pledge
while unfolding his
manifesto in an
interview with the
News Agency of Nigeria
(NAN) in Abuja.
To attain such a feat,
Salau said his
administration would
ensure more local
content involvement in
the exploration and sale
of crude oil as well as
shipment by local
maritime companies.
He said: “First, a
minimum of 70 per cent
of the exploration of
the crude oil in the
nation must be done by
local companies.
“Whatever the profit
made by local
companies will be
invested in the
economy of the nation.
This will go a long way
in increasing the
revenue that will be
generated in the
industry.
“Secondly, at least 70
per cent of the
shipment of the crude
oil shall be assigned to
local maritime
companies.
“Thirdly, 100 per cent of
the oil products used
locally shall be refined
by local refineries,
meaning 50 per cent of
refined products will be
enough for local
consumption while 50
per cent will be for
exportation to countries
without oil or
refineries.’’
According to him, this
strategy will create
two million jobs and
increase oil revenue.
Salau said the national
revenue being spent on
the importation of oil
products and subsidy
would no longer be
spent on consumption,
but invested on capital
goods.
“This will generate
more national revenue
for decades while the
increase in national
revenue from the
investment of the
crude oil income will
take the nation to the
path of G20.
“Nigeria will have 200
billion dollars in foreign
reserve before the end
of my term in office,’’
he said.