@PristineCombat@popoolaadaniel There is also the stickiness mentioned by Mr. Adeniran.
Basically there are multiple factors involved, of which obstruction of blood flow is a major one.
@PristineCombat@popoolaadaniel Sadly you are saying the wrong thing with confidence.
The sickle shape actually inhibits flow and can cause obstruction in the smallest vessels (which is why symptoms of pain, etc occur at the end organs).
On the supposed INEC chairman X account.
I have been wondering how a random 3rd party gets details of the email address and phone number used to open an account?
Do governments not have to go to court to force these companies to release that information?
@Wilnze@macabelee@inecnigeria Not sure what I am to explain. I simply pointed out Nigeria is GMT+1 which would mean the disclaimer was true since the person I replied to agreed the post was at 15:18 GMT.
The post was however from 4:02pm from the edit history.
@Onsogbu While I agree with most of the statement, the time of posting the original can be seen to be at 4:02pm from the edit history, so the reply was not prior to the post (there are replies still on the post from 4:03pm).
@macabelee@inecnigeria Nigeria is GMT+1, so the post was at 4:18pm Nigeria time and the reply at 4:05pm Nigeria time - an impossibility you'll agree.
You actually ended up proving their position by posting the GMT confirmation.
@MasterBolaji "Ọ lá niyi" which would mean he/she/it went to waste is said in a totally different way with a stretched emphasis on the "Ọ" and "Á" and can in no way be confused for the name.
@MasterBolaji There is no word in Igbo like Olaniyi. It is a play on words.
"La" can mean "goes" or "f*ck".
"La niyi" means go to waste.
"Ola-niyi" has the sexual connotation of one who shags "wastefully" (is promiscuous).
The same innuendo is used for all "Ola" names.
@FinPlanKaluAja1 Anyone that says there hasn't been a massive drop in food inflation is just being plain dishonest.
PS: DROP IN INFLATION does not equate to DEFLATION (but you know this very well but choose to play on ignorant emotions).
@FinPlanKaluAja1 This disingenuous.
Inflation is a measure of change within a set period (YoY and MoM being the main ones and what is relevant here).
If you were comparing from a pre rebase period to a post rebase period this may make sense, but all relevant times at this point are post rebase...
@FinPlanKaluAja1 ...and jumped to the "...to 10.8% by Dec" so it looks like there was a massive drop from pre rebase to post rebase.
You can be logical and reasonable but too often you let your bias guide your posts (and use clever writing to give yourself room for "did I say that?").
Good day.
@FinPlanKaluAja1 ....hence the rebase has no effect on the numbers.
Also, by your own admission, the post rebase YoY was almost 40% - if the rebase was the only reason for a large drop you would have seen it here as well, but it dropped over time (I saw the way you glossed over this)......