This nail tech P just make me realize say if men set standards, women no fit cope at all. 😂😂
“Some nail tech make more than 50k-60k per day”
60k x 30 = is 1.8 million, why all of una no get car? 🤣🤣🤣 COMEDY PEOPLE!!
My uncle retired from civil service in 2014. He has six children, four of whom are graduates, while two are still in school. His wife is still in service, and because his pension has been irregular, she has been carrying most of the financial responsibilities, feeding the family and taking care of other needs at home.
Recently,my uncle called a family meeting to ask for help. He said his wife had stopped giving him food and that there were days he went hungry. On one occasion, he came home and saw some roasted yam on the table, he took a piece to taste, but when his wife walked in, she carried the yam and threw it into the bin and called him a useless man.
He said he had endured enough.
Sadly, the children have also become distant from him. They hardly check on him or ask how he is doing. According to him, their mother has constantly portrayed their father as lazy and unwilling to contribute to the education of the two children still in school, the children seem to have accepted that narrative and stopped caring about their father.
The family suggested that he take a second wife because he is getting older and needs someone to care for him, but my uncle said something that struck the family, he never wanted a second wife. He always believed the only reason he would marry another woman was if his wife died.
Now, his sisters are insisting that they will find him a good woman to take care of him and he has to comeback to the village and live.
Growing older means facing difficult changes in the relationships you once depended on most. In my uncle’s case, the family is now trying to decide how best to support him and restore some peace to the home.
Marriage is supposed to be companionship, not a place where one person has to beg for food, attention, or basic care.
“CHEAPER FUEL MUST MEAN CHEAPER TRANSPORT FARES”: PRESIDENT TINUBU, GOVERNORS MOVE TO CUT TRANSPORT FARES NATIONWIDE
I am pleased with my discussion with the Governors’ Forum this afternoon. The Governors have, on their own initiative, resolved to take immediate measures to bring down the cost of transportation in their states, with a strong focus on leveraging the cost benefits of CNG and electric vehicles.
The Federal Government is already investing significantly in this energy transition. Through the Presidential CNG Initiative, over 120,000 vehicles have been converted nationwide, with more than 100,000 additional conversion kits in the works. At the same time, we continue to expand conversion centres and refuelling infrastructure nationwide.
The Federal Government, through the Midstream and Downstream Gas Infrastructure Fund, is currently financing more than 100 gas projects across the country, including 15 CNG mother stations and 86 daughter stations. In May, I commissioned four of these projects in Lagos, Abuja and Owerri, including a 15-station refuelling network in Lagos and an Abuja facility that can serve 1,000 cars and tricycles and 50 trucks and buses a day.
I have also directed the additional rollout of another 500 CNG refuelling stations nationwide in addition to the 500 stations ordered earlier in the year by the Fund, bringing the programme to 1,000 stations across the country.
Intra-state transport is where Nigerians feel the cost most directly, and it is where the states hold the levers. I am encouraged that our Governors are moving to bring these benefits closer to the people they serve.
We have agreed to set up a joint Federal and State committee to begin implementing these measures immediately. A vehicle running on CNG spends 60 to 80 per cent less on fuel than one running on petrol.
From October 1, our goal is that Nigerians begin to partake in those savings through lower transport fares.
We have agreed that cheaper fuel should result in cheaper fares!
Each tier of government must keep doing its part and work together for the benefit of every Nigerian.
Nigeria First.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
The Aso Villa
Abuja
27 August, 2026
@NigeriaGov@NGRPresident
Anything you do in this life, make sure you don’t dent your name. The internet is a very big place and believe me, everything is being observed by one person or even more.
I always tell people that those who have nothing to lose, even when they go down, nothing else follows, are those who don’t care about whatever they put out here.
Women shame men on this app every time but you will not tackle that.
On this same app, a drycleaner was shamed was he not also trying yo make money? Just rest and enjoy the show.
"if you people know how much nail techs make, you won't be talking about them like this"
Do you know how much welders and mechanics make? There are mechanics who have built houses and there are welders who own cars.
But will you date a welder? No, you won't
So why are you crying
"shaming nail technicians when you know there are limited opportunities in Nigeria is low"
But y'all forget these limited opportunities when you shame men for earning 200k monthly and not being able to afford 700k wigs
Cry more joor😂😂😂
Residents of Kuje area council FCT will continue to live in fear as no effort has been made by security agencies to hold the council chairman Samuel Danjuma Shekwolo to account, for threatening to unleash violence on anybody who would not vote for APC. His desperate attempt to make voting for APC as the sole condition for living peacefully and exercising civic rights in Kuje is unlawful.
Ahead of 2027 elections and beyond, it is essential that the Nigerian authorities ensure that any politician or other leaders, of any political party or grouping, responsible for carrying out or inciting or threatening politically, religiously or ethnically-motivated violence or human rights abuses must be held to account.
There’s no way the APC is making the argument on subsidy removal about governors getting huge allocation and a sane person will support it.
If the only thing Nigeria achieved by removing subsidy is increasing allocation to governors, then let the subsidy be back.
There’s no place on earth where 36 people are better than 200 million people.
They are all so unaccountable.
You didn’t need to read anything to say the initial remarks …now you are reading from paper.
It’s the people who support them I blame tbh.