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Glory018: When the people indicting him are the same persons that are the judge, jury and executioner in this case; I would enjoin you all to take this report with a pinch of salt. Is it wrong to demand that the right thing should be done by those who were responsible for ensuring that there was light and water in the hostel Five days after the incident, there is still no light or water for students to use. And this time around no one can protest because no student wants to be suspended. This is a case of institutional corruption and abuse of power. What happened to the character they say they have as an institution. No meeting has been held to at least let the students know that their situation is being handled by the staff responsible. Students are suffering silently. People usually complain when they are the recipient of injustices, but when they are the ones dishing it out they feel justified by their actions. Why is this true? In 2020 universities embacked on an eight month strike. It was a form of protest against injustice. But now, Unical administrators feel it's absurd for students in similar situations to complain. The swiftness with which they came to that conclusion makes it seem like they act with such swiftness in all situations. We no this is not true, because they situation for which he was suspended still persist has its yet to be addressed. What I'm saying is that if something smells fishy, it must be a fish. 1 Like |
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mrvitalis: It's understandable for you to assert that the law makes no sense. I concur to your line of reasoning here. What I don't understand is your reason for the tax proposal. When high taxation policies are created by governments in first world nations, it's because the government believes that they contributed to your success by creating an environment that enabled you to be successful. We all know the reverse to be the case here in Nigeria. This is not to say the government is not trying her best. This is to say her best is not besting at all. I don't think it would be a smart move by the government to make skit makers pay tax that high. I believe that skit makers should be taxed, but not anywhere near 40% of their earnings 1 Like |
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JAMO84: Highnesscfr2030: A man without biological children still gets a befitting and decent burial. That's his reason |
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capnies: Class of 2002 |
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Dzzzz: I agree with your premise that they are still good girls in Nigeria. But I disagree with the manner with which you choose to appreciate her goodness. It's not a healthy way to go about loving. It shows a lack of creativity with your chosen model for expression of affection. Money is not the only way to show love. Do you need money to express and experience shared memories. Hell yeah. And certainly giving someone literally all your money to express love is not sustainable in the long run. Abeg no use money spoil the good girl whey you find, so that if Una no de again tomorrow, e no go make life hard for the next lover boy in the queue of love. But then again. I believe that we have good girls in Nigeria and they are not as vocal as the baddies we see on social media. So them yapa and they are a silent majority. 2 Likes |
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After this long, at least someone should have been sent to Portugal for training already. Let's see your testimonials |
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capnies: Class of 02 |
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muykem: Proud Howadian. No 5. On the list 1 Like 1 Share |
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Nlanalyst: Kindly note that I do not support any able bodied man absconding from doing meaningful work to take care of his family. With that point out of the way, would you say the man is free to deprive his wife of sex if the she resigns from work after marriage. Would it be proper for the man to say, ok lady as you are no longer bringing anything to the table, no more sex for you? From my experience, that behavior of resigning from work after wedding ceremony is more common among women that it's is among men. We should try to gather more data points before encouraging people to continue with destructive behaviors. What the man did is bad. And what the wife did by denying him sex is equally bad. Two wrongs do not make a right. Fire plus fire would only yield more fire. She has to sit him down in a heart to heart conversation to find out if he was fired. A similar situation happened to someone really close to me. About ten years ago after the conclusion of their wedding ceremony, the husband was sacked because his boss felt he stole from his business to sponsor his wedding. The young man struggled for two years to get back on his feet. During that period, he was supported by his wife. Was it easy for them, hell NO. Did the wife feel like acting like the poster up there? You can bet on it! The saving grace was that she sort for advise, listened to it and supported her husband until he got back on his feet. I believe you can do the same by supporting him in any way you can. 1 Like |
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bennybuhari: When we celebrate extrajudicial actions from state actors we are invariably consenting to the slippery slope where the abuse of human rights and dignity is normalized. It's so shameful that Omokri's narcissistic need to stay relevant would cause him to stoop so low to the extent of publicly supporting the abuse of state might. Am I in support of non-state actors allegedly using the threat of violence to hold the state to ransom. Hell NO. But, my view in this instance is that there are ways to ensure that the dignity of the organizers of stay at home policies are upheld while fighting to restore normalcy. |
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Raynald: I feel that he is feeding quite okay. His square meal size may not be your sort of square meal, but it's still a square. Furthermore, it is a balanced square and it kept him from making a nuisance on the Internet by begging. In conclusion you are right in asserting that it looks like hardships to you. But to him, it looks like heaven and that's all that counts. The contentment he experiences in litte |
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SageOddy: Do you know what I do for a living. After all that, hustling, no be person go tell you to get sense. |
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LexngtonSteele: When I read this particular layer of your argumentation... I begin to really understand where you are coming from. With all due respect to your person, correct me if I am wrong. I believe you didn't experience Tinapa in its full glory. Most banks in Nigeria where fully represented on premise. The shops were fully functional. 1. Conferences were being held with those auditoriums. 2. Guests were coming from all over the country to explore. 3. Not mentioning tourist lodging in its 4 star ⭐ hotel. At atmosphere and all. That place was self funding. This is not in anyway invalidating your other arguments. But I believe that even though Tinapa was an ambitious project, the designers projections would have been impeccable if the project had the continuing it deserved. |
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Yelight: The country has a roadmap. It is documented as white papers. It just that most successors lack the discipline to stick to it. Successive governments in Akwa Ibom stuck to Victor Attahs roadmap for the state and you see where they are after so many years. Like the folks in tech usually say, "don't reinvent the wheels". Stick to what has worked for the other person and build on it We admire foreign governments because irrespective of who is at the helm of affairs, the blueprint for the country or state would be adhered to. This does not in anyway stops the incumbent from bringing fresh perspective and ideas to the polity. Nigeria on paper is supposed to be great, because a plethora of great minds have written documents upon documents detailing how to move her forward. But as usual, our leaders are too scared to stand on the shoulders of giants who have gone before then. |
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LexngtonSteele: Say what you know. The question is was Tinapa fully functional during Donald's tenure? Did I hear a yes? Did Imoke allegedly fail to ensure continuity by removing the managing firm and substituting it with one of his own for his own for political reasons? I see you nodding your head? What happened with Ayade and his band of miscreants that allegedly parried almost all the furnitures in the hotel and surrounding complexes away? After endSARS was over, the place became less than a shadow of its former self. It's one thing to have a vision, it is another thing for the next person after you to let your vision survive. You should not blame the visionary for daring to dream and live their dreams if the next person cannot see the need for such lofty ambitions. Donald did his best with the time he had. The deterioration of tinapa is as a result of carelessness from his successors. 85 Likes 5 Shares |
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muyico: Was he the one that sent the nude? Just asking... I just pray that bad thing that you did not do should never be attributed to you 18 Likes 1 Share |
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jayce232: It takes at least 10 years to recover your initial investment in a building project. It's not a sustainable way for one to quickly grow their cash base except you want to use it and an asset to get loan to fund other business endeavors. 2 Likes |
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[quote author=Erums post=129724099][/quote] There are persons that do the importation. You could partner with them. Message me on a dead thread and I'll send you my phone number let's discuss further |
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Erums: Ask your questions I'll answer |
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Efna55: You can do the following 1. Invest with PWAN a real estate company. And get 30% of your investment as ROI after one year. Investment returns is guaranteed with issuance of a post dated check. 2. Buy an apartment for 10-15M. Use 5M for renovations and furnishing, then put it up for Airbnb. Could recoup 20-50% of investment with 18 months depending on location. 3. Invest in agriculture, but a land in rural area for 5M and plant plantain after treatment of land.... Recoup 150% of investment within 6 months. 4. I don tire haha.... Buy grounut_oil in container and sell at 100-500 naira profit margin and make profit on turnovers. Triple investment within a year. 5. Each option has it's pros and cons. That's a discussion for another day. Hope this is of help. 3 Likes |
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Wotowotoman: The truth about the matter is that body count for women is the number of men they have slept with. But, for men the number of women you have had an official relationship with is what matters. Men should be easy to sleep with but had to have a relationship with. Because why give ladies what they need from you on a platter of gold if they would not surrender their pussy from you. 4 Likes 1 Share |
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missjekyll: You feel smart now! What's the source of the first book on efik history written by the white man. Oral source, right! I see. So because, they wrote from an aboriginal oral source, which was quoted by other authors, makes theirs more authentic than ours. Shakes my head. You are doing well brotherly. |
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I studied Electronics and Computer Technology. Can I apply for coren. It a 5year course |
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fadilaMaikiriki: In my opinion, if you want a more objective assessment of the esthetic appeal of the delicacies you prepare, you should prepare a judging rubric that we can use. You put in a lot of effort into preparing the meal. You definitely deserve more than what you are getting, if not for anything, for effort. I would grade you a 7/10. I believe that your chips looks crunchy. I prefer softer looking chips. That's my opinion anyways. Take it with a pinch of salt. You are doing well |
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woginid967: Which one are you interested in. I am an IT project manager and also do product management |
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SocialJustice: I'm cool. I tried contacting you in lieu to a post you made in 2021 on a this thread "Let's Talk About Joining Confraternity Before Getting A Job" I don't feel comfortable continuing this discussion here. Lemme drop my phone number so that we may continue the discussion on whatsapp if you don't mind? 0706*287*2795 |
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https://leadership.ng/cbn-limits-contactless-payment-to-n50000-daily/ The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has limited contactless payments in Nigeria to a daily cumulative limit of N50,000 and a single transaction limit of N15,000. This means that you can only make a total of N50,000 worth of contactless payments in a day, and no single contactless payment can be worth more than N15,000. Contactless payments are those that are made by tapping your card or phone against a contactless reader. They are becoming increasingly popular because they are quick and convenient. However, the CBN is concerned about the security of contactless payments, and this limit is an attempt to mitigate those risks. The CBN has said that higher value contactless payments that exceed the limits will require "appropriate verification authorisation." This could mean entering your PIN, using a token, or providing biometric verification. The CBN has also said that banks will be able to set their own limits for contactless payments. This means that some banks may have lower limits than the CBN's recommended limits. The new limits for contactless payments came into effect on June 27, 2023. |
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