@dammiedammie35 Maybe naira billionaire,definitely not in dollars.This man na old taker btw and has been wearing this particular clothes for years now.
barely a week in Lagos & i’m fighting the urge to tweet every thought in my head. the suffering is everywhere. you see the despair in people’s eyes. almost every worker you meet asks for money. so many hardworking people with little to show for it. it was never this bad.
These massive megastructures are essentially betting on sustained, exponential growth in Nigeria’s Christian population and, by extension, the number of churchgoers over the next 10–20 years. Given the country’s demographics, it is not an entirely unreasonable bet. But we’ll see how it plays out.
One thing I am fairly certain about, though, is that once these facilities become operational, the financial pressure on congregants is going to intensify. If you think the level of financial extraction in churches is excessive now, just wait until the bills for operating and maintaining these complexes start coming due.
I’m particularly unconvinced about the long-term sustainability of these projects. Raising the capital to construct them is one challenge; maintaining them, alongside the considerable portfolio of properties and other assets many of these churches already own, is an entirely different proposition. These are capital-intensive facilities with enormous recurring costs, from utilities and staffing to repairs, security and general upkeep.
Even established sports franchises in considerably wealthier economies struggle with the economics of maintaining stadium-scale infrastructure, despite operating in markets with much stronger purchasing power, commercial sponsorships, broadcasting revenues and, in many cases, hundreds of dollars in ticket revenue per spectator.
Anyway, good luck to everyone involved.
There’s no exam that’s impassable nor any viable business venture that wouldn’t succeed if you apply the same level of devotion.
Make dem continue to dey deceive themselves.
Just hearing that some people arrived at the NSPPD new church as early as 3am just to secure seats. Others stood outside under the scorching sun, while some who attended the first service refused to go home and stayed back for the next service.
At some point, you have to question the level of devotion. Something is seriously wrong when religious gatherings begin to command this level of obsession. If this isn’t idolatry, then I honestly don’t know what is.
Because it is easier to make content on love and patience than to actually walk in love and patience. If you actually put in the work required to make marriage work (which is mostly dying to self btw) you will be reluctant to make a show of it.
See wetin I dey date then😭😂 because of 50k e wan tell me him history 😂
I really dodged a bullet😂 see him complaining about buying me ordinary iPhone Xsmax
Is it that all Igbo girls don’t have parents that can at least provide their basic needs? When did having female children and setting them up for olosho-lite lifestyle become a thing in Nigeria?
@LizTray @Kanevnkctj @City_Xtra@BouaddiAyyoub Ok,when you are done with all these explanations,you will slowly,but eventually realize the ONLY No. 4 Man City has right now is Bouaddi. Hence,he has to start games almost ahead of everyone else.
@Kanevnkctj @LizTray@City_Xtra@BouaddiAyyoub When Maresca is ready to make the next step, the midfield trio should be Anderson-Bouaddi-Cherki or Anderson-Bouaddi-Enzo.
Bouaddi can’t be benched except for rotational reasons in cups and easier games.