I'd rather wait to hear from the said woman than draw conclusions unless of course we are the said devil.
Who has ever seen a wayward woman outside our fictious stories?? Pay her more for upkeeps that could be reason for her behavior.

He should have signed for a Nigerian premier league side, abi is it always about the money, not the game and passion??

1 + 5(1) = 6
2 + 6(2)=14
3 + 7(3)=24
5 + 11(4) = 49


simple series or quantitative reasoning

oga call police on them, you never price for 7 different shops yet, you dey buy from one same woman.

you must have covered the pot all day.

Lasbaba:
In 1999, two stowaway teenagers from Guinea, Koita Yaguine and Tounkara Fode embarked on a deadly trip to ‘Europe or die’ in order to escape terror leaders at home. Unfortunately for these teenagers, they died a cruel death in the landing gear of Sabena Airlines Airbus before the plane landed in Belgium.

In a letter that was found in their pocket, it reads “To the Excellencies and officials of Europe: We suffer enormously in Africa. Help us. We have problems in Africa. We lack rights as children. We have war and illness, we lack food. . . . We want to study, and ask you to help us to study so that we can be like you, in Africa schools”.

Had it been those teenagers made it alive, they would not had regretted their actions given the state of the continent.

Paul Collier captures it better when he says, “development is about giving hope to ordinary people that their children will live in a society that has caught up with the rest of the world. Take that hope away and the smart people will use their energies not to develop their society but to escape from it.”

Many African youths are physically living in Africa , but their minds are in far away Europe. Their fatherland is not ‘fathering’ their future; their beloved motherland is now murdering their dreams. Many are no longer at ease with the land they called homeland.

They have lost the passion, they have lost the hope in the continent.

There was a time “Barsa Wa Bala”, a wolof language, meaning “Barcelona or die” was in vogue in Senegal. The Senegalese youths believed it was better to die on the journey to Europe than under hopeless and unfavorable conditions at home.

Today, in Nigeria “japa” meaning to leave one’s home country in search of greener pasture in foreign land, is on the gyrating lips of many young Nigerians. People sell their property; they left their parents to loneliness and longing and family to “japa”. The race is to the Northern hemisphere . The energy is to secure a seat on the next flight going to Europe. Their savings are targeted to getting a visa. Some sold their property to Japa. Their prayers and fasting geared towards their visa application. They are investing half of their body features on securing a visa to Europe. It is now a blessing and a call to celebration to land at an airport in Europe.

What is worse: most of the continent leavers are skillful and energetic youths. For a continent that needs its resourceful and energetic youths to be a prosperous continent losing these youths without addressing the underlying problems is saddening. These youths have exhausted their endurance. They do not see their dreams becoming a reality.

while you are leaving, the interview question is always "why" are you leaving" and I believe that would truly help your employers.

On a normal day I wouldn't commented on this said topic, but unless the people who brings war and underdevelopment had a time purchase the land from the government or holds any court valid license to prove that. every land there and roads belongs to the government and the government under the land acts use law has every rights to take over any land for development process, commercial or agricultural purpose especially as long as there is no licensed, planned and surveyed structure on the said land. Anything above that is the people fighting the government of the day. No one has any constitutional rights over land especially fighting the government in doing so. People claiming they moved to the steep creeks in 1800 and by so doing preventing government development and claiming entitlement are as such fighting for the wrong course. The people of that region have continuously contributed to the underdevelopment in both the state and federal government by stalling the peace and making wars against the industrial projects situated at that location and by not contributing quotas to the revenues of the government and employment even after collecting entitlement for many years from the oil companies in that region with nothing to show fourth. Any sensible community would have join to work with the industrial companies who have come there to work and not causing havocs. As for the PIB they wants to fight for, it is clearly for every indigene of the state and not for any particular ethnic groups or people, and you cannot claim to love what you hate when you have no common love for the people from the same state and beyond. Migrating to the area/region does not make you the land owner or sole entitlement of the land or of the state akwa ibom which comprises 31 other local governments, without considering the descendents or grandchildren of the origins of akwa ibom. Instead the money would be channel to properly cater and care for the future of the states and not some miscreants and ingrates who won't add any educational value to the state. And for ijaw claiming to own the lands in the border of akwa ibom states, it is even more proper to say they own the entire akwa ibom and her people. Any one who would listen to these stories would know the ijaws are just a miscreants and peasant farmers/fishers who have migrated there to cause war and havoc against the origins and host, else you can clearly point ijaw is not part of akwa ibom but migrants who have their states but do not wants people development anywhere. Imagine stopping development that is leading to the Atlantic ocean, did you buy the Atlantic ocean or the lands you occupy?.
Did they realize this could prevents or delay the development of the ibom deep seaport, industrial city, 8 lanes super highway and the bua refinery?

ogugwa1992:





https://leaders.ng/2024/02/28/more-communities-to-join-in-suit-seeking-sack-of-ebie-as-nddc-chairman/

this must be the reasons I have not seen a completed NDDC project just yet, every roads marked by NDDC for construction are often abandoned and left for a very long period of over 7 years or more, new administration will start another little project and abandon it. Billions of funds been allocated for NDDC projects outside road constructions are looted and forgotten about like the electricity power plants that was proposed some times just before 2019 elections have not been located in any site. The only fair thing NDDC does is solar street lights in unmotorable roads and producing lots of pressure.

I will only applaud this if this can make the price of gas fall to #300 naira, else the government is running a loose economic, imagine the economy a decreased gas price would have brought in.

Islie:


https://www.thecable.ng/firms-to-pay-for-hiring-foreigners-tinubu-launches-expatriate-employment-levy/amp

Outside people living in abuja and Lagos, workers from other states might have no idea there are foreign companies working or located in Nigeria, do you feel this is a problem or failure of the federal government or the state government for failing to attract a foreign investment, and don't you think people working in these other states are stalken or feel stalken?

incandescentena:
Sane countries

It should sell higher there as lower spending of their currency will have a negative impact on their economic

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Is that the founder of rogozin aluminum. the aluminum company popular with radio advertisement?

I believe there is proper drainage in the case of draught

What if opposition team decides to attack them?

Oghene86:


Akwa ibom people come and see, later you come after your governor, have you seen any lagosian say anything bad about the project or are lagosian not hungry, is there no poverty in Lagos?

Thank God for what you have and appreciate your governor for that edifice

don't just bring things that adds no value to your local surrounding, for the picture you post, you can know like in the developed countries those structures help bring beauty to the cities

richeeyo:

Ask your father

Day don catch up with am . crime does not pay

Is that a place for homos or gay males

Paraman:



https://nairametrics.com/2024/02/22/gov-sanwo-olu-to-request-fg-to-permit-importation-of-rice-paddy-for-imota-rice-mill/

If your paddy don't grow down south then grow it up north. That is quite simply even China produce some of it's food in africa

a 19 year old with a boyfriend, this world is gradually turning to something else

they should increase the dollar price for cooking gas thereby getting more money to build bigger gas stations

Cindypresh:


As a married woman, stop collecting money from your horseband for foodstuffs, they should keep buying things from the market themselves.


After all, they're the ones working for all these dirty useless politicians and tinubu.

Clap for yourself war monger

because nta Don sub today nanh

TopNotchTrends:
While performing a stage, Omah Lay beckoned at a girl to join him on stage which she did and he rocked her to the displeasure of the girl's man.

This has led to a broken relationship as the guy left the event without his girlfriend.

watch.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVZeFFXSZGM?si=QegQ7VWEA6qoEXiM

that boy is into adultery, let him wait he go soon see his own life

Olosho fully reloaded.

Amotolongbo:
Make me self go buy bench and tray put beside your friend make I dey sell condom and agbo jedi

please stop embarrassing yourself

Do you know European interpretes words backwardly

so she was finally girthed

Islie:

https://www.thecable.ng/akpabio-fg-doesnt-even-know-what-to-charge-emefiele-with/amp

what would you call an economy who cannot meets her demands with supply?
Govt should share the money it allocated to citizens, who knows we would kindly find an alternative

It simply means gmelina wood is cheaper in nigeria than america

EcoBrick:





https://dailypost.ng/2024/02/19/producers-give-reasons-for-skyrocketing-cost-of-cement/

when did he organize a workshop on cement production that he is talking about a shortage in production, I am thinking there is a high employment rate else if vice versa is the case then people who makes critical decisions must be wicked

HeatSeeker:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/02/power-grid-drops-to-3530mw-as-rationing-persists-nationwide/

talk about infrastructure deficit, how can we talk about a booming economy when there is no energy amid the high surge in the price of commodities and fuel even ghana has constant power supply. Government needs to take basic amenities like electricity seriously