User09:


A whole lot of twerking for Afrexim.

They must have really come through for him. Can imagine especially with the (likely) moratorium extension.

Insightful from Dangote and a lot of skin in the game. I really liked that about the interview

Puzzling part for me was about the best quality of fuel being exported and the worst refined product being imported back. GloriousGbola, any takes here? or is he just trying to project his refinery in good light?

raumdeuter:
https://www.rt.com/business/599092-california-minimum-wage-layoffs/

PDPguy there you have it, impact of forced minimum wage increase

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Form Difficulties To The Heights.

Congratulations🎉🥳👏 to the Flying Antelope

Quite painful!

BlueRayDick:
Violence slowly brewing in Rivers State

https://www.nairaland.com/8127651/fresh-crisis-rivers-state-militants

GloriousGbola:
a man who has been in office for 24 years is who these vacuous illiterates whose only knowledge of politics is recycling idiocy on twitter are using as a reference

small wonder

the other day on the same twitter they had to be corrected by people who actually witnessed abachas reign of terror that abacha was in fact, a bad guy . they were ready to start spewing and regurgitating some abacha was not actually that bad bs

anyways, small wonder, these are the same people who have their head up president for life putins arse

one moment they are wailing about elections, the next they are celebrating sit tight dictators.

let us not talk of Cyril and ANC who have been slowly and surely fking SA's economy over but they cant know this unless they are told. one has to wonder what is in their google feed other than recycled bs from sheim nefertitti

izzou:


Quite painful!

Power cuts are expected to last at least another three weeks in parts of Ghana because of a shortage of supplies from Nigeria.
A statement from the state power firm said a temporary shutdown for maintenance works at an unnamed Nigerian gas supplier was to blame.
Ghanaians have endured years of regular power shortages and they even have their own nickname - "dumsor" - which means "on and off" in the Akan language.
Power demand has steadily increased over the past two decades, partly due to rapid urbanisation and population growth.
To end the shortfall, Ghana's government will have to stump up around $400m (£315m) to buy gas and liquid fuel for power plants.
A growing debt may be behind the power shortages that started early this year.
The state power company - the Electricity Company of Ghana - owes about $1.2bn to private energy producers, which also include Nigerian suppliers.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
⚡ The king is here, make everybody dobale oh❗❗❗


No peace for the wicked

OkpaNsukkaisBae:


Painful ke. Why?

seankafor:
You dey whyne power of a sitting governor

CrystalTiger:


Maybe it's just blind loyalty that made anyone believe Wike had any chance against Fubara..

A "small boy" governor is just one who's yet to discover his true powers..

seankafor:
Itsrm oasis

seankafor:
Its.rm o.asis

Ballzproblem2:
wike supporters dey muzz me ,them complain say fubara no dey work but yet support the very same man that is trying to undermine him ,how fubara wan work? shey your brain they miss.


abeg let him appoint his own chairmen.

Theflint1:
SIM and Wike are cut from same cloth, in all of this na the common Rivers person I pity.

Theflint1:
SIM and Wike are cut from same cloth, in all of this na the common Rivers person I pity.

Ballzproblem2:
we are doing fine ,direct that pity to the people of kogi they need it more.

izzou:


Enyimba bro

Enyimba!!

Godstime001:
@Theflint see Kogi where fighting no dey.