I wonder how business owners are surviving without this bad state of electricity. It's totally unfair & this sharing of band doesn't make any sense.
7,000 drivers in 2 days. 🚌
I built Lagos Run in my spare time, and you turned it into a whole Lagos traffic jam. Thank you for every score, every "pooon", every bug report.
Big updates are coming: agbero, LASTMA, new buses, and an Independence Day paint on Oct 1. 🇳🇬
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Nigerians are just greedy set of people & won't learn. After MMM, CBEX & co you will expect citizens to be wiser but no. Another set of people would come next year & they will still fall for it.
Hundreds of residents in Òsogbo have been thrown into uncertainty following the sudden closure of a company that had reportedly been selling food items such as rice, cooking oil, spaghetti, and semovita at prices significantly lower than prevailing market rates. According to affected individuals, the company attracted a large customer base over the past few months, with many people paying substantial amounts of money in anticipation of receiving food packages and other benefits. Witnesses alleged that the company generated considerable revenue from the scheme before abruptly shutting its operations.
Tension escalated this morning as scores of aggrieved customers gathered at the company's premises at Odi-Olowo Area, to demand answers and seek the recovery of their funds. Reports indicate that the operators of the business are currently unreachable, fueling concerns among victims about the fate of their investments. Security personnel, including police officers reportedly deployed with six trucks, were present at the scene to maintain order as protesters expressed their frustration and called on relevant authorities to investigate the matter and ensure justice for affected residents.
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Sometimes, a woman comes to me with a complain about her husband, and I realise it is something my wife also complains about me. In fact there are times I have had to go and apologise to my wife first, so I can respond to her with a clearer conscience. Other times, I just shrug my shoulders and respond. There are even times I will be sincere enough to the complainant to say well, I am guilty of it too and it could be that we didn't know how bad it was.
The point is that, irrespective of the optics you see on the outside, there is no perfect spouse anywhere. Marital life is quite humbling. You can't just look at a person's marital dispositions and conclude on the kind of spouse you think they are or even measure them against your spouse. Flaws are of different shades. Some are tolerable while others are intolerable, and different people have different metrics for grading these flaws so that what is tolerable to one is intolerable to another. There is never a one-size-fits-all when it comes to marriage.
I am confident my wife won't score me an F, but I am sure it wouldn't be an A either. Forgive me if I see everything through the lens of a lecturer. If I get a C in Husband101, I think I am good to go, as long as I don't have to carry over the course. Oh and yes I don't expect an A from her either. Life is easier when you lower your expectations.
Abu Imrān