@TaxDoctorNG Inflation is 7x higher in Nigeria than in the UK. When I convert from £ to Naira, I can buy more things in Nigeria than I can buy in the UK when I convert Naira to pounds. So how did you arrive at your conclusion? 🤯
@Govmentson@manlykvic@bena_cuna@yabaleftonline I work in financial services. In Canary Wharf. Full of Nigerian VPs and EDs. Earning an average of £125 - 170k per year. A few work at Google and Facebook. Earning above £250k per year. Don’t say what you don’t know.
@Wizarab10 She appears to suffer from panic attacks, probably related to some previous unpleasant/traumatic sexual encounter, earlier on in her life; or perhaps it is a phobia of coitus. In either case, she'd need to seek the help of a psychiatrist.
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@orobotohbado @Oluomoofderby I said the numbers you tweeted earlier are less than 1% of arrests. I didn’t say arrests is 1%. It doesn’t even make sense to say arrest is 1% - without context. Insults are not necessary. Live and learn.
@orobotohbado @Oluomoofderby Good. Because you aren’t making sense. The commentary on the video is about UK specialist armed units’ measured approach vs US heavy handed approach. Yet you going to pull out stats about % increase in arrests. How is that relevant?
@orobotohbado @Oluomoofderby Expectation is justified. Zero human system can deliver a 100%, however. UK policing is light years ahead of the US’s. It’s bit of extreme nit picking to paint UK police in the same light as that of the US.
@orobotohbado @Oluomoofderby Those numbers are tiny in comparison to similar in the US or in most places outside of Europe (including Nigeria). In percentage terms the numbers are less than 1% of arrests and police engagements. You couldn’t expect a 100% perfect score.
@cbngov_akin1 The only unfortunate thing here is that many Nigerians believe in magic money. No pants or photo or human parts can magically produce money - it’s just silly superstition holding back youthful productivity and endangering lives.
@dayus85@sowore@AIT_Online It is not quite the same. Providing targeted and direct help to families is dissimilar to decades of subsidies paid to ⛽️ marketers in Nigeria. Now, it can directly target the most vulnerable in the society with help. Plus, UK borrow those funds and recoup through ^ taxes.
@DrOlubamiji@stopcorruption1 My experiences at the Nigeria High commission in London in four words: “Embarrassment, humiliation, shame and anger”. It’s the only place I experience two countries in seconds. Stick your head inside, chaotic Nigeria; outside, organised society.