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Rictus1:
if only dollar rate can come down just a bit. The Note 50 would be around the 90k range

You are almost on same wave lenght . this dollar 💲 rate spoil everything

I get meeting 2moro o , make this rain ☔ no spoil my gathering, I don cook plenty o

Persians: our arrows (missles) will blot out the sun.
Greeks: then we will fight in the shade

This one don smoke something, na naija abi Yankee girls you de talk to? If na the latter… 🤣

In a saner clime, (if the judicial system works) the victim would've sued the midget for assault, while air peace sue for…. Na dem sabi wetin dem go sue am for. After better settlement him go reason him agbero tactics next time.

Them no dey try am with me, na to give am back wotowoto,
Wetin happen to sending an official mail? Who be pikin for office

One monkey gather banana begin de feel like him to fit pound yam,

All the money 💰, power 💪, glamour na vanity, Las las na ground e go end

🤣😂 person wear cloth cover everything one still de complain indecent dressing- reference to first pics

Result go soon comot, abi a lie

Using macrel to catch tuna, mama don bite the hook

Guy na matured frogs dey your balls no be tadpoles again. 4years!!!!

Those years when we de get 150 score, everybody de hail us for street, this days children dey use AI read.
You gerrit?

Eddyeghe:
if dem give you 90k phone you go collect??

If it does what I need, why not

OOOKEWALE:



Your critique presents a compelling challenge to Nigeria's prevailing sentiment that imports are inherently harmful to the economy. You argue convincingly that the real economic killer isn't importation itself, but rather Nigeria's failure to develop robust export capabilities. When a country imposes import restrictions on goods it cannot competitively produce - like wheat, steel, or turkey - it simply forces citizens to pay higher prices for inferior local alternatives, effectively lowering living standards. This misguided protectionism is particularly evident in cases like Ajaokuta Steel, where Nigeria persists with import duties despite the facility's well-documented inefficiencies, thereby handicapping downstream industries that rely on affordable steel inputs.

The hypocrisy in Nigeria's trade policies becomes especially glaring in sectors like textiles. While the government imposes import duties on finished fabrics to "protect local industry," it simultaneously restricts cotton imports, driving up costs for domestic textile manufacturers in places like Aba. This contradictory approach prevents Nigerian producers from competing globally with textile powerhouses like Turkey or Bangladesh. You rightly point out that successful export nations understand a fundamental truth: to export finished goods competitively, a country often needs to import raw materials or components. The examples of China and demonstrate how being import-dependent in certain sectors can actually fuel export growth in others.

Your argument suggests Nigeria needs a complete overhaul of its economic policy approach. Rather than blanket import restrictions, the government should implement targeted reforms - eliminating duties on goods Nigeria cannot produce efficiently while strategically ing sectors with genuine competitive potential, like rice production. The current system, which often serves the interests of rent-seeking elites rather than the broader economy, reflects poor governance more than sound economic thinking. Your frustration with these policies is entirely justified, as they prioritize political expediency over the economic welfare of the nation and its citizens. The solution lies not in demonizing imports, but in developing coherent industrial strategies that recognize Nigeria's actual comparative advantages while participating smartly in global supply chains.

You read and understood, nice. mrvitalis you need buy this guy cold beer 🍻, plenty comments here na just to show face,

Any phone that's above 90k is not a budget phone. My take

Samantha come and see your sister o

Owo mi da policy

Headline is confusing, says culprit is 22years, write up says wife is 22 while suspect is 35years which one we wan folo?
We confuse like Obi

Chairman of a Christian dominated area is abdullahi muhydeen, abi na only me read am

Hope dem no kill my grandmama

advanceDNA:


Na so I hear say them dey call one guy for area cuzz..I nor know say the weréy name na kassim...

I get person wey I de call like that

dominique:
When did Nigerians start answering the name Billy?

Na short for Bilyaminu🤣

Congrats 💐
There seems to be a pattern, least favorite are winning the trophy, meaning betis and inter milan are taking it

Typing this to check if there's an oath before I can post, but alas

Make we tell her? My guy is getting some action tonite, lucky smart baskat

All this responses de make me laff, after he told her, the origin of the picture (vaguely), aunty no still gree, Una still dey blame my guy.

was thinking 🤔 of getting a second in the same house , don change mind

Welcome zainab

Cromagnon:

But it was may 9

You replied late,

DadojoReloaded:
I'm confused. Do modern ships still use sails? How much more a navy ship? That's too outdated for a country's Navy team.

Was baffled too, when I saw the picture, modern navy ship with sails?