Moses

Sports/Football Enthusiast

[Moses @freefratt]

@selahmeditate Walking is well-supported by research for heart health and daily movement, but gym training (especially strength work) still offers unique benefits for muscle, bone, and metabolism. The two are complementary rather than strictly competing.

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@fufuisonme Pronuce as agbejoro not abejoro

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@cuppymusic What’s actually interesting is the kind of rest you chose to show. A few days earlier it was a yacht heading to Antibes. Here it’s a plain wooden bench and a crumbling stone wall. No infinity pool, no branded loungewear, no “soft life” staging. 👍

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@Colonel_Blade @ennyola0015 High-volume posting is common when a president wants to signal immediate attention to a politically sensitive incident.

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The scale of Nigeria’s consumer base creates volume-driven opportunities that reward companies willing to localize production and distribution rather than waiting for perfect policy conditions.

Nigeria’s population stands at roughly 243 million in September 2026, making it the world’s sixth-largest country and Africa’s largest, with a median age of about 18 and more than 55 percent of people now living in cities. The country adds nearly 5 million people a year.

That demographic weight supports a $25 billion FMCG market, being the second-largest in Africa after South Africa and the fastest-growing on the continent in recent years.

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@DurkioWiz Peller sabi Hypeman work 😂, mama for just go take more dollars for bag.

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@DurkioWiz With this statement and action, King Ochacho is proving the critiques wrong. Well done sir ✅ 👏

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@john322226 Peller is very smart. He has cleared Ochacho that he would sell the house 🏠.
I suspect Ochacho might delay the completion for Peller to continue with his promotion. 😞

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Well done ✅
Unlike two other tanker incidents reported the same day in nearby Oyo and Lagos that produced fatalities or large spills, this one in Iwo ended with no reported deaths because the driver moved the vehicle a short distance from shops and homes before the fire fully consumed the rear tires.

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@TgraceXchange1 Congratulations to the Falconets for defeating England 3-0 in the Round of 16 at the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland.

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What he is ignorant of, In Nigeria the retail price in mid-September 2026 is typically ₦1,350–₦1,500 per litre (about $1.02 per litre at current exchange rates). That is actually below the global average in dollar terms. The naira figure looks high because the currency has weakened sharply and because most costs in the supply chain are dollar-linked. That raw crude is worth roughly $0.66–$0.79 per litre before any processing. After refining, freight, insurance, margins and taxes, retail petrol around the world averages about $1.48–$1.57 per litre. Can you compare prices in other climes who also have crude oil?

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@dammiedammie35 Peller is asking whether the house is actually worth ₦400 million so he can sell at #500 million, question. He already said in August that he almost sold the Abuja gift because he prefers Lagos, and only held off after being told not to flip a present.

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@yabaleftonline The public-health failure is not that Nigerians like cow skin; it is that enforcement of processing standards remains weak, cheaper dirty methods stay profitable, and consumers have almost no way to tell the difference at the market stall.

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@AsakyGRN Peller keeps delivering oversized predictions 😂 in exchange for mansion-level gifts and a $1 million 💵 💰 promotion budget.

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Chinese firms often win here on cost structure, not just “outsmarting.” They typically control manufacturing or first-tier supply, so they can skip layers of Nigerian importers, wholesalers, and retailers and still undercut shop prices. That is a real advantage for buyers.

The same sellers complaining have been selling at outrageous prices to the final consumers while claiming they're smart now Chinese is teaching them how to play the game better.

Lower retail prices help consumers who have been paying markups built into the traditional middleman model.

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@TundeSmilez Wait how is this related with your quote? In Dubai and London, the experience is not different. That's what you see in most mega cities.

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The useful response is to treat this as a productivity problem, not an ethnic one: Nigeria still imports almost everything it sells. Until local factories appear, cheaper foreign sellers will keep arriving, whether Chinese, Indian or anyone else. The Victim narrative only delays that shift.

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This is an open market bro.

An open market does not require that every participant start from the same cost base. It does require that competition stay lawful and that neither side be allowed to use crowds or slogans to rewrite the terms after the fact. The current episode shows both the benefits of cheaper goods and the strain on an import-dependent retail class that cannot match factory-direct pricing.

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The moment a city stops following its own rules, drivers are no longer just stuck, everything becomes psychologically unbearable. Pedestrians then walk through the chaos. The result is not just delay; it is a feedback loop where individual impatience makes the collective problem worse.

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Well said! 😉 Good customer relations are one of the strongest predictors of whether Nigerian businesses survive and grow, especially for the micro, small and medium enterprises that employ most people and drive the informal economy.

Customers in Nigeria often decide where to spend based on personal treatment and word-of-mouth rather than advertising alone. When owners or staff treat paying clients as an inconvenience or delaying service after large payments, being rude, or even threatening the buyers, they'll simply move to competitors who make the experience easier.