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Glimpsetv:We are proud of you brother. At least, let the outside world knows that there are still good people in Nigeria. Swift destruction awaits everyone tarnishing the image of this country in one way or other, whether you're a politician, a drug pusher or a fraudster. You'll not escape it. The negative stereotype is just too much! 2 Likes |
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Major issues we have in this country is that people appointed to perform some duties are not independent of the forces of corruption. EFCC and ICPC should not be reporting to anyone. Not, the president, not the the attorney general, nobody. I only blame people who thinks someone somewhere is more capable of turning situations around in Nigeria. If we don't retrace our steps and go back in time to when we got things right, every successive government would be than the former, regardless of who's the president. Nigeria was doing better than more than 70% of the countries of the at independence, including all the Asians Tigers. How many years along the line and we're 500years behind? I personally think the 1966 coup was a grave mistake and we should take things back to how they were before that point in time. |
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mrvitalis:So how come we have lesser food output if this is true? I would have agreed with you if you said we have too many people doing too little. That's because the majority of farmers are poor people. The people who have the money are investing in less productive ventures. Netherland made €50 billion on agricultural export last year alone. I bet we'll doing fine if agriculture is the only thing we're doing and make up to that. The fact is, most of us don't like agriculture. Food used to be the least of our problems, it's unfortunate how things have turned out to be. |
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Let them blow themselves to oblivion if they wish, Tinubu should not bat an eyelid. Come 2027, no election will take place in any volatile area, so those behind this should choose how they plan to disenfranchise their fan base. |
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PEXBlog:If you're not a frequent traveler you won't know this economic situation is not peculiar only to Nigeria. Make una just dey whine una self. 7 Likes |
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mrvitalis:It's time we realized we need more people that can go into farming than we have now. We spend and invest our money on somethings that are not so important. If a Nigerian has some change now, what he or she would think of investing on won't be beyond building hotels, setting up restaurant or bars. Most farmers don't have enough capital necessary for large scale farming. That's why we depend heavily on imported food. Most people see farming as dirty jobs, but interestingly you don't even have to be in the farm to be a farmer. |
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mrvitalis:Everything is not government. Before we have modern democracy, we've been existing. No one ever accuse our traditional rulers of starving them. It's understandable in time of famine when yields are bad. This is not the situation, but everyone is singing things are expensive but no one ever imagined who will do the farming if they don't. Government don't own farms or sell foodstuffs, and I'm damn sure if the government gives everyone funds to farm, majority of those shouting of hunger will divert it for something else. 8 Likes 2 Shares |
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BeeBeeOoh:Things like this are prone to fraud where the targets don't ever get to receive the package. If I were to be the President, I would never engage in any program that'll involve giving money or food items to the people, because in this country where wickedness and greed reign supreme, it's those in charge of disbursement that'll embezzle over half of it, over half of the remaining will go to those close to them. The rest... At the end of the day, you might not know or meet a single person who can say they are beneficiaries |
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dre11:Useless people. Dem no wan pay be that. 70% Nigeria's problem in one venue. |
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StudentPerfect:Well, my friend, Nigerian companies are even worse. |
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gidgiddy:A proof that the lady actually died or what exactly are you saying? IPOB or UGM aside, isn't it bad enough that 5 people lost their lives in a crossfire between Vigilantes and "Kidnappers"? I'm sure Obi wouldn't have missed his usual condolences had the incidence happened outside the South East. This level of hypocrisy is an abomination to God. Damn! This is ridiculous. 1 Like |
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2elliot:If farming is not lucrative, food would be very cheap and we won't even be having this conversation in the first place. This is actually funny because, how many people are building their own houses and buying their dream cars from their salaries? If you spend 100k on farming, someone earning 60k monthly can't buy your produce with his or her annual salary. That's a fact. Since I started farming in 2017, I've never spend above 200k on two hectares of land. Since then, I don't even know the price of Garri or yam again. I'll be adding beans this year. After taking what I need for myself, the proceeds from selling the rest can buy everything else I need for the year. I'm not factoring what it's been stolen, because I've not been on the farm since 2019. I'm very surprised you're saying farming is not profitable. As far as I know, it's the only risk free venture that guarantees profit, safe for bad yields and pests. No one is saying we should farm our way to prosperity, but at least, we must be able to self sufficient in terms of agriculture. The problem we're having now is because we can not feed ourselves. We all want the prices of food to be reasonably OK, but want to assume that someone somewhere is doing all the farmings for us to and buy it cheap. We can't keep blaming the government for food scarcity. Government don't sell foodstuffs, it's people that grow it |
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Brandosky:You guys always claim Obi won the election, he's just asking by how many votes? Imagine you were arrested for making a false claim, is this what you'll be telling the judge? Your sentence go too long. Anyone who has witnessed elections in Nigeria would know that last year polls is about the most credible one despite the cry of rigging from the usual quarters. We didn't see unreasonable figures flying around from any state, but Obidients would not have that because INEC didn't declare their Messiah the winner without even knowing how much votes he polled. 8 Likes |
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Mr. Arije still dey chop Davido money. Well done Sir. |
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Man102:This guy or any other of the emirs shouldn't have agreed to occupy the Kano emirate throne when Sanusi was deposed. See now, the same thing is being done to him. 1 Like |
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Maysdevices:First, it's not a wish, it's a fact that these wild beasts attack more kids than grown-ups. It's not my fault if you decide to become emotional about it. Apart from my own experience, there's even a thread here a dog killed it's owner's son. These dogs were bred to be hunters with killer instincts and were never meant to be kept by rookies like yourself. Whatever the dogs decide to make of you when they get the right triggers, you'll only have yourself to blame. Secondly, I can't allow my kids near any house where they rear these kind of dogs, and I'll gun down at the very first sight, any unmanned or unleashed wild beast near my house, so you should only be worried about yours children if you have any. |
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ElevationD:NW and SW with combined voter's strength of almost half of the total registered voters? You can't win a national election if you lose in those two regions. That's a fact. |
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FBIBOT:There's an insider in collaboration. |
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noleflendum:Mind yourself. Okoro Amaka is my neighbor's name. |
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FreeStuffsNG:Now, they're in trouble. Even if they killed the man, they'll still not be free from the imaginary bondage. People have to understand that 95% of our problems are self-inflicted and can be solved by doing the right thing. |
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Like I've been saying, buck of the problem is from our states, but many of you will like to disagree |
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nlfpmod:I hate dogs, especially these modified wild beasts. This is how he'll be yelling crusher the day the dog will attack one of his kids and the dog won't let go. |
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Very deadly. You can see someone just 2 hours ago and he's dead of cholera just within then and now. |
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Ebigwei007:Contest for the position. Let's see what you can do. People that can't successfully lead a team of 5 people are also disparaging the president of a nation of 200 million people. Please I don't have time joining issue with someone who thinks only old people fall. |
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Ebigwei007:When you get to that age, you can decide to forgo your unfulfilled ambitions for a care giver job. It's your choice. |
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DaddyCoool:And you're sure the NOA version is the certified true copies from the Lady who composed it? Just read the NOA version and tell me what is correct about those phrases. No native speaker will speak such grammar in 2024. |
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SpecialAdviser:The last I checked, Nigerians have always complained about their government since 1960. Don't assume you're talking to a kid here. Mention one regime during which there was no increase in the price of commodities. |
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Ebigwei007:But you pray to get to Tinubu age? Can you now see the foolishness in your reasoning? I don't even know how someone falling has now become a point of discussion. Like, can you even walk and never fall at least once in a year? |
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DaddyCoool:No, it shows you don't know basic English. |
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bentenny:Please try to make sense when quoting me. Resource control or not, it shouldn't stop the governors from being responsible and alive to their duties. I pointed out how these governors are hiding behind our tendencies to blame only the federal government, you said we should go full resource control. Maybe you've not seen the case filed by the federal government against State government as regards local government autonomy and guess who are the ones against it. Just wait until we achieve full resource control first before you know your rights in your state. |
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1000Capacity:It's even 2400 in Abuja. You people should try to farm abeg. Foods don't fall from the sky. As long as we see farming as primitive job, we'll continue to complain of food prices. "A nation that can't feed herself will become subservient to others" - Beautiful Nubia. |
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SpecialAdviser:So what's the sense in creating this thread then? Is it fair to blame the president for prices in a capitalist economy? I don't even know how it should be the president's fault if the price of beans goes up. Like, is the government now selling beans? |
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