When people start their argument with “stick to….” You just show yourself.
My darling, my first degree is in Computer Systems and Electrical Engineering from the University of Manchester. My Dad is a computer Systems Engineer and my mum is an electrical engineer who worked for 30years in Nepa/PHCN. I’ve been around power sector conversations since I was a child.
If so many institutional investors were foaming at the teeth to invest in the sector, why have the discos and Genco that were privatized more than a decade ago not pumped in all that investment and experienced exponential growth? Of the 3, the discos are the ones with the cashflows cos they’re the ones that collect directly from consumers. After their initial investment to acquire the discos, what investment have these companies made into distribution infrastructure?
Finally, if you need to resort to trying to condescend/insult to make a point, it’s evident you’re not speaking from a place of knowledge. Even if I was a bricklayer or trash collector, I have a right to have an opinion on matters of National discuss.
You earn three times more than you did 5 years ago, yet it can barely sustain your basic monthly expenses.
Year-on-year double digit inflation caused it.
You keep frustratingly increasing your savings target every year.
Year-on-year double digit inflation caused it.
Economics
They budgeted billions for election PR and gave the likes of Rarara 750 million to spread their campaign propaganda, but they can’t pay soldiers a mere 250k monthly for risking their lives to protect us.
Bro if u leave ‘hard man’ small, do some kyn things babes de do, you go realize say e lowkey sweet.
Dem don run you bubble bath before? with scented oils & flowers, use cucumber massage your eyes, con wear u soft bathroom robe after. You go just de purr like cat😂
Every news outlet that has reported this story so far focused only on this headline figure, but have ignored asking the right questions:
1. What is the current size of the Nigerian military?
2. What's the % increase with the increment?
3. How does this increase compare to Nigeria's neighbours and geopolitical objectives?
4. How would military expansion be financed?
5. What does this recruitment drive mean for Nigeria's warfare strategy especially as at least one domestic startup doubles down on drone warfare?
Truth is that both of them are right
I’ve been with women that use ‘sir’ to flirt and I’ve also been the ones that use ‘sir’ to set boundaries
Na why you no fit ever understand that gender 😂😂
This is exactly why I’m desperate for Nigeria to work.
The sense of community amongst our people is irreplaceable. No matter the treasures abroad, home is where the heart lies. That’s where relatives are. That’s where friends are.
I think what makes most people look "older" is because of the forced maturity in their sense of fashion. They begin to choose duller colours, wear less jewellery, keep more natural hair or cover their hair more. People notice your fashion before your wrinkles.
Reminds me of that reel/tiktok trend of mothers wearing their daughter's dress and dramatically looking younger as a result.
“Good inflation” is 1%-3%, not double-digit inflation for 11 consecutive years.
Please be serious!
Do folks realize the level of value destruction that comes with a decade’s long double-digit inflation rate?
Your Naira savings are worthless, and credit access is prohibitive.
You’ll go to bank, these customer care people will be tightening face and doing anyhow, even to answer simple questions, problem. When you now give them your account details, facial expression will change, they’ll loosen up and start interacting with you normally. Smh.
That young man Ibrahim Kaigama who boldly revealed on Channels TV that the Tinubu government paid ₦5 billion to kidnappers for the release of the 400 children and women abducted in Borno, also disclosed that he and certain government officials were among the negotiators, that the kidnappers later called him to say they only received ₦1.9 billion out of that amount.
This confirms Seyi Makinde was right about the Oyo kidnapping and sums up the larger picture of kidnapping in Nigeria: some people have been benefiting from the insurgency. The problem is therefore unlikely to end anytime soon.
From today, any day you hear about mass Kidnapping, just know that this government knows what is going on. I will never stress myself over anything mass kidnapping in this country again.
For context, the happiness here is financial. You'll find it in the comment section if you look.
So the question basically is, between financial security and penile prowess, which do you choose?
Principle all men need to be aware of - a woman who actively encourages you to work more / praises how much you slave away with work to fund a holiday, doesn’t love you
Your woman should be constantly telling you to work less and relax more (and you should be ignoring her)