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Everybody don sabi ball for Africa ![]() 6 Likes |
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But if the time comes to send to the front lines, will they send 35% females? |
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Please when is the next COREN diet? |
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A suggestion, please. Let's not clog this thread with long adverts, to avoid missing out on valuable posts. You can create a new thread where you drop your catalogue. Intermittently, you can pitch your service here in a short and concise manner while you keep updating your specific thread. 16 Likes |
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G00dharddick: You forgot one - GUINEA FOWL ![]() 4 Likes 1 Share |
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It's normal for oil companies to contract operations and maintenance of some assets to third parties. The IOCs are reknown for that. It's good that NNPC is exploring this option 1 Like |
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ecolime: NNPC? How many barrels of oil does Lagos produce? 3 Likes 1 Share |
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"15 km daily" ? Oshey, super humans ![]() 3 Likes |
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SoNature: You obviously don't desire a fruitful exchange, as you're already resorting to name calling. I can't engage people like you who confidently pass comments on what they know little about 3 Likes |
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SoNature:You need to do more research on Kannywood. Just in brief, Kannywood is older than Nollywood. Each of the "woods" have their specific audience. Average northerners don't watch Nollywood films, vice versa applies for Kannywood in the south. Kannywood transcends Nigeria, it is patronised by international audience who have similarities to Northern Nigeria e.g Niger, Chad, Sudan, Saudi Arabia etc 6 Likes 1 Share |
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I believe he meant call duty vehicles for picking and dropping doctors on call. |
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I have noticed it too. Though it's not peculiar to NL. You'll even see worse on FB and X. While we call on Seun to tame the menace, we'll continue ignoring the trolls. For the ignorant, let's keep creating awareness of what the Deen is about. It's another form of dawah |
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Siberia01:I can say that it is partly due to the fact that the religious entities are not the political authorities. Naturally, man is bound to misbehave if there are no strict sanctions. Our current political choice, democracy, doesn't assure that. If muslims are allowed to follow the Islamic dictates, a lot of nonsense can not happen. People can't steal at will, because they know they're going to the gallows. |
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Trust Nigerians, we'll start counting the number of cars in the convoys of public officers. Video evidence go choke 4 Likes |
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I was told that the only viable discos are Eko and Ikeja. Even Abuja disco is struggling - due to the neighboring franchise states (Niger, Kogi and Nassarawa). The privatisation of PHCN was ill thought and badly implemented. The power sector is unlike telecommunications where strong competition entrenched fairer prices. The value chain for power sector is longer--the gas supply part of it is dollar dependent. Thus, it's prone to several vagaries. The minimum wage for workers is currently a measly 30k. The average take home of Nigerian families is probably less than 50k monthly. A KWh of electricity is now at least 60 Naira. A modest house spends up to 20k per month for 15 hours of electricity. How do you expect such a family living in penury to pay the power costs? The government needs to get a viable solution to this mess 14 Likes 1 Share |
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frog12: I just checked. I was wrong. It was signed into law in 2018. Thanks 2 Likes |
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FCCPC is a neonate agency, created just about 2 years ago. Despite that, Irukera has managed to project the agency into good limelight. He spearheaded the regulation of loan apps. Me thinks he should have been allowed to serve out his tenure, unless he is found culpable of a crime 1 Like |
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How I wish the Christian population will heed to this. |
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The government is carrying out investigations and they whisked away some of the members of the communities, what's wrong with that? They government should press forward without relenting. Whoever the real perpetrators are, let them face justice 1 Like |
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That's their modus operandi to stop investigatiions that will unravel perpetrator S of the dastardly acts. It happened during the case of General Alkali https://punchng.com/missing-general-women-protest-the-evacuation-of-jos-pond-by-army/ |
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Why the outcry? If you're a business owner, I'm very sure that you must have increased prices for your goods/services at least twice in the past year. It's better to ask for a reasonable price increase to avoid poor services, divestment and lay off of workers. Let's be empathetic 2 Likes |
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honour7: With this diction, I doubt this your PhD o 1 Like |
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fineboynl:Not feasible. You can't go breaking your walls and tiles just to change pipes 1 Like |
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For those asking about the source of funding, it is FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. Legislators engage in what is now called "budget padding". They insert constituency projects in the budgets of MDA, whether it's relevant to the entity or not. On the one, the practice is quite wrong because it deprives federal projects of the needed funding and makes state governments lazy to deliver their mandates. On the other hand, the legislator is looking for ways to please his constituents, in order to boost his political career. In essence, it's a telling effect of the failure of Nigerian federalism. For many decades, governors have been stealing billions denying the citizens the basic amenities. The legislators discovered the gap and have now transformed "lexecutives" juggling both legislative and executive functions. 3 Likes |
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Incentivise NL based content creators. Find a way of getting the inactive ones back. People like fire, etc |
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I'm pretty sure some of the governors are planning to devour the funds. That was how they were collecting billions without doing much during Buhari, until Wike blew their cover. The problem of Niger Delta states is their state governors. How do you start to explain the backward status of oil rich Bayelsa state? Or the sluggish development of Delta state? 6 Likes |
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RepoMan007: Why are you pained? Nigerian public schools have their shortcomings. But it's difficult to get certificate without attending. It's possible to have those who fake the certificate of others. I have come across several Cotonou "graduates". Most of them know close to nothing in what they claimed to study. Afterall, most of them only opt for those universities either because they fail to cope in normal universities or they want to get a certificate within a short period. 44 Likes 4 Shares |
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lazkizz: They're different in composition. LPG contains propane and butane while CNG is largely methane. |
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This is nothing but capitalist thinking. It's the same argument one president will use in the future to push up prices citing "cost-reflective" bla bla". It is not everything that's monetary. Also, some benefits are not directly monetary. The railways have opened up new places, improved trade and provided employment. It is evident in major communities surrounding train stations e.g Kubwa, Rigasa, Moniya etc 1 Like |
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