NewStats: 3,263,699 , 8,181,065 topics. Date: Saturday, 07 June 2025 at 11:35 AM 4d365p

Cmanforall:


The one wey off me na that chopping of 3 plates
She even added 'una mo dey advice am for house?'

Shebi na the house herself dey go, make she ready toh dey advise the aunty too

Raregem9000:
No bro. Ogun. Name of the program : LAgbo Oselu. Every Sunday 8:00 to 10:00Am. E dey happen for Kano too?

Oh okay. Yes o, my brother. I should have known, naija politicians are thesame irrespective of region. Here politicians from two different parties hire ers to clash on radio, trading witty insults and humorous jabs at each other's leaders. The episodes are quite entertaining sha, it's hard to miss one.

Raregem9000:
And one is still finding it difficult to do common potholes in his constituency that people has been begging him for but he can share rice and eggs during the last salah. You need to see how people were thanking this particular senator I'm talking about on radio. One senator from another constituency wanted to help for the potholes but they stopped him. They said it's not his constituency, and that he wanted to do it because he's eyeing the governorship seat.

This is Kano state right.

Name of the radio program; ka fili ga doki

RenoOkriTheGoat:


Keep shut! Your 30k monthly stipend as an APC online warrior cannot afford a trip to Calabar, talk more of Burkina Faso.

God's blessings upon you sir. I was actually waiting for someone to burst the urchin's lie

Gerrard59:

So, how do agri-industries in the Kano area survive? Northern elites no dey try o

Actually Sir, according to the article, the authorities mentioned that the situation is not normal, which is indeed the case. We hope the issue whatever it is, is resolved soon.

Depending on the scale of the agri-industry. As you already know, some businesses don't entire depend on government light as they produce thier own electricity through solar and generators.

Some even have special deals with KEDCO, like the iceblock guys who allegedly bribe officials
during Ramadan to limit general power supply and prioritise thier own operations since Ramadan often falls in the heat season and people crave cold drinks in the evenings while breaking fast, hence boosting iceblock sales.

Funkyswagzz:
is this for real or a joke. can anyone confirm this

It is true, boss. It's usually by this time of the night they bring light in Kano since Ramadan. Then they'll leave it to 1am to 2am. Sometimes they we don't even get to see it throughout a 24hr period. Probably that's what will happen tonight, since I'm still waiting for them but no show yet.

Tareq1105:


Just as I'm waiting for a black man to lead prayers at King Sahaad mosque in Saudi Arabia.

Lol, bro.. There are black imams leading prayers in Masjid Haram, the most sacred mosque, talk less of the one you're talking about which is
actually located in Medina.

nairamaniac:


I'm a Madrid fan. Messi left Christiano behind after winning the worldcup.

Lebron's popularity is more credible than that of Ronaldo.

Just that football has more global appeal.

OK

Sirianese:


Diego Maradona was way more popular than Ronaldo or Messi

But how would you know that, when you probably weren't born till after the middle-nineties when he had stopped playing soccer

Yes, I was born in the mid nineties when maradonna stopped playing soccer.

My point is footballers are the most popular people on Earth, wether maradonna, Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar etc. ( The OP didn't mention Maradonna though)

Notice how I picked Ronaldo and Messi together. Not just only one of them.

DmonSlayer10:

Tens of Millions of Americans aren't familiar with European Club football so they don't know C.Ronaldo.

Billions of Local Indians,Chinese,Indonesians,Nepalese and many Asians don't know C.Ronaldo.

Billions of Women worldwide...especially in many rural and semi-urban...areas aren't interested in Football matters....so don't know C.Ronaldo.

Michael Jackson and Coca-Cola are the only two brand names known by everybody on Earth!!!

You know this but you just want argue small.....

Bro did you just say the Indians, Chinese and Arabs don't know Ronaldo and Messi?

Abeg no talk this thing for place like Twitter so that make those people no sue you


Although I agree that MJ is most popular but e go shock you say billions of women around the world know Ronaldo or Messi including your Mom.. Apart from the fact that she must have heard the name, it's very likely that she can still recognize their faces. It might surprise you to know that many wise women are actually quite aware of what drives thier husbands, brothers and sons.

How can Beyonce be there but no Celine Dion

dauntless15:
I'm tired of this thing, I keep telling you guys to send a pm.

I sent multiple PMs on that day but I didn't get a response. I even send a PM today immediately after I quoted you. Thanks.

dauntless15:
Na how you hurry enter you go hurry comot, you're just getting your sh!t together and you want to dive headfirst into a storm? Marriage isn't a bed of roses, rich people dey divorce wetin come be you wey still dey struggle, You're in a single room for God sake, why you dey even allow marriage cross your mind, it baffles me, if I were you I'd Concentrate on doubling my hustle and becoming comfortable to a great extent before thinking of marriage, marriage use to be an achievement but not these days again, if you like go put yourself for prison in the name of getting married, I no know wetin dey chase you.

Boss, good evening and how have you been.
I still await your response on the online survey stuff you talked about the other time.

Ojuntana:

Well, senator Ireti will have to explain further what she means by being stubborn
Last I checked, they are colleagues and one is not subordinate to the other. You can call her your daughter all you want but she's not. She's your colleague in the senate and you're both first timers. So in my estimation, it is condescending of senator Ireti to label her fellow senator "stubborn" as if she were referring to her child or a subordinate

Honestly, I really respect Natasha, what she stands for in of women's hard work and bravery, even more than Ireti, who's much older.

"I'm thinking Ireti just got lucky with that whole 'Obi tsunami' thing, you know, the one that also changed things in Abuja and Lagos. This is because before the elections just concluded, she was largely unknown to those of us who follow current events closely, myself included.


However, I've been hearing about Natasha Akpoti way before 2020, and how she was always going up against evil Yahaya Bello, even when it was super dangerous.
Even more remarkable, after being unjustly denied her win in the last election, she refused to give up and fought for her rightful position in court.

And now, Ireti Kingibe, whose victory was seemingly handed to her, believes she can condescendingly address a more courageous and resilient woman as if she were a child, simply by virtue of her age.

Sha, na only for Africa dem still dey use age, tribe, and religion take cheat people. No where else.

This is not an issue of mental instability or infidelity. I strongly believe that this man belongs to a secret society.

dauntless15:
email me

Good evening Boss. I'm interested in knowing more about the survey sites you talked about. I've already sent you a pm. God bless you as you reply. Thank you.

Lol. See who's talking.

I'll be 30 years old by July and I just got itted into Medicine and Surgery. Unlike you, instead of 4 years, I would spend 7 years in the university.

strangest:



Their camps... Most of those guys are non Anambra indigenes,

Good evening bro. How are you doing and how's the recovery?

zoedew:
Misplaced priority and protest. What the NLC and citizens should stridently protest against is misgovernance deeply rooted in corruption which has resulted in lack of electricity a key component in the delivery of cost effective telecommunications services.

True. I also heard POS operators are planning to hike their fee too if Telcos hike their tariffs since the cost of data will also be increasing.

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CSTRR:
A foreign country is funding our healthcare while tinubu and the governors are enjoying luxuries that trump would be envious of.

The cost of funding tinubu's luxuries alone is enough to fund healthcare.

@nairalanda1, come read what this gentleman have pointed and dare to criticize it.


This is just Tinubu o. We have not yet
started talking about Yahaya Bello and other public officials too numerous to mention, wether they're caught or not.

Another member mentioned that Lagos State is richer than and I'm kinda tempted to believe him.


Yet you want the government to take half of the citizens salary to fund healthcare. How much is even the minimum wage to begin with?

May God have mercy on you and your ilks!

Hamsaini:


This is where u come in sir. The s and the particular market in North.

Pls assist me with your . 08066630814

I believe the gentleman is talking about Dawanau market in Kano state. The market is huge for grains, pepper, onions and other commodities. Plus since Kano is relatively safe compared to other northern states in Nigeria, businessmen from the south feel comfortable coming down here to buy.

I'm a southernern who's lived in Kano all my life, fluent in the language and can get around the city with ease.

If you need help finding the top traders or you need someone to keep an eye on your goods before moving them to your location, feel free to reach out.

I'm open to meaningful connections and collaboration.

Good morning

researcherdotcom:
I wish this man can become president of Nigeria or at least Governor of Ogun state for him to give politicians template on how to run their states

Wallahi. This Prof is the Nedd Stark of Nigeria!

.As usual, one dubious senator(s) or rep under the education committee don go manipulate figures.

From what I've seen and over the years, Professor Ishaq is one of the few top public officers with impeccable integrity.
This is a man who went above above and beyond by returning billions of naira in JAMB revenue to the government, without being asked. Even Buhari was shocked

MrStarskie:
That will cost like 2k in jos

Or maiduguri, states plagued by insecurity hence farming is on a low. But here in Kano, food is dirty cheap.

EmperorCaesar:




Northerners no know wetin be hunger. Na why stampede no dey sup for there

This one na to just full belle, the taste go whack die

Na my breakfast be this Boss and na the exact price be that. Sometimes, I no dey fit finish am sef.

What's more interesting, it's made of millet which is more nutritious thsn bread whose price whose price is five times higher.

Well I can't believe people still earn 85k salary.

This is 2024 and no one should earn less than 200k in this current inflation.[/quote]




Southerners are really trying sha. With the high cost of living I keep hearing over that place, If I no know persin, I no go even reason relocate to una side at all. Atleast not now n

May God continue to provide for us all.

placeofallure:


Don't mind them. As an English instructor, I earn 6 figures at my place of work. Then I earn 3 times my salary from my private practice. I do online teaching too. Then there are one-off jobs that come in between. I'm still in my school because I need the platform to get side jobs

Good morning.
I'm great at maths.
Please kindly point out platforms or connects if possible where I can find students online who needs help with maths.

Thank you.

Strokes:
Tell him to engage in online tutoring. He doesn't need any full time teaching that will waste away his time and sanity. He can make up to 1m monthly if he's very smart and vast with the use of technology.

If at all he would do a full time job, it should be to firstly get established and have a platform. A lot of international students are looking for Maths specialists as private tutors.

Good day chief. I'm great at maths and the sciences!
I have also developed a talent of explaining complex ideas and problems in simple using examples from daily life to enhance my student's understanding and also make learning very attractive. Kindly point me to some online platforms that could connect teachers to international students.

Thank you.

. The North could be a powerhouse, but they keep getting stuck with leaders who don't know what they're doing.

Before oil took over, the North, especially Kano, was a major player in manufacturing. Those industrial estates –Challawa Sharada, Bompai, you name it – were churning out all sorts of stuff, just as good as anything you'd find in Lagos or Ogun. They were making it in the North back then – biscuits, sweets, detergents, even cosmetics! It was the Indians and Lebanese who came in and set up all these factories, giving lots of people jobs and bringing in a lot of money for the government.

But the rise of the oil industry and the political dominance of Northern in Nigeria during the 1980s contributed to the neglect and eventual decline of the region's established industries.

In the 1980s, Aminu Dantata, Dangote's maternal uncle, acquired most of these companies and industrial estates in Kano and promptly shut them down. Just like that!


Northern Nigerian Flour Mills (NNFM), the makers of Golden Penny noodles, was once the pride of Bompai Industrial Estate. By the mid-2000s, however, the factory finally shut its doors. Before its closure, the area bustled with activity, attracting traders from across Nigeria, West Africa, and even overseas, making it as lively as Alaba International Market. Today, the scene is drastically different—silent and deserted, with only a lone gateman stationed outside. Yet, in a curious parallel to the Port Harcourt refinery and similar establishments, senior staff continue to draw salaries despite the factory’s inactivity.

Northern Nigerian Flour Mills have now been converted to a warehouse and Golden Penny noodles is now manufactured in Lagos and sent here embarassed


Our brother, Buhari was president for eight years, but he never considered reviving any of the industrial estates or big companies. Northern governors didn’t push him either, content with the steady inflow of funds from the federation . Instead, billions were wasted on a fruitless search for oil in the north and Niger.

Had these funds been invested in agriculture and the northern manufacturing companies, there would likely be no fear of the current tax reforms.