Capital is not on trial.
Lagos, Nigeria
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Plateau State Polytechnic
Ekiti State University
And being a political jobber is all you can do?
Made a very innocent statement about Omoyele Sowore @sowore and all I have been getting are insults from his e-thugs.
He should kindly call his boys to order.
Someone who has been using @SaharaReporters to ambush people suddenly has a moral compass courtesy of his boys.
Nothing must happen to him.
#FreeSoworeNow
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The government of the #AAC would on day one, end thuggery in Lagos.
That brings in peace.
Stop omo oni ile, construction workers can work in peace.
Stops transportation hikes.
Get accountable taxes from real transport workers.
End decades of multiple and illegal taxations.
#APCMustGo
#HamzatisANoNo #WorstThanSanwolu
“The world ignores it” is such a reactionary thing to say. Why must the world pay attention when you can organize domestically to solve the problem?
Americans are unhappy in the comments. They don’t know about Nigeria, where we build the business, sell it to “business men” at a discount then help them finance their operations without taking any equity. They sure don’t know that is how it “works”?
🇺🇸 Tucker Carlson CONFRONTS Kevin O’Leary Over Taxpayer Subsidies for Billion-Dollar Data Centers: “Why Am I, as a Taxpayer, Forced to Pay for Your Business?”
Tucker Carlson: “Your tenants are some of the richest companies in the world. Why should taxpayers be required to subsidize this? If it’s such a good business, why are you asking taxpayers to help pay for it without giving them equity in the company?”
Kevin O’Leary: “I have to go raise $15 billion. That’s what it takes to build the first 1.5 gigawatts. Every state is competing for that investment. You’re going to create jobs, pay taxes, and build communities. What can you give me to incentivize me versus the state right beside you?”
Tucker: “I run a couple of businesses, and we’re not getting any tax breaks. I think they’re every bit as virtuous as data centers. I’m not availing myself of that, and I wouldn’t take it anyway.
It’s not the job of taxpayers to subsidize a private business.”
O’Leary: “Welcome to America, buddy. This is how it’s gone on for 200 years.”
Maybe because he has more options than most other prospective footballers. He could easily end up in estate management practice in Nigeria or abroad.
Most of the folks who designs these models leverage the big data: how then are they so comfortable accusing contributors to that big data of stealing from their own proprietary work?
This is the evil of capitalism. I am certain some will argue.
The problem with most of you was not the energy shown in the last election. It is the inadequacy shown in understanding the direction that energy should have been aimed.
Now, saying you are an ex-Obidient isn’t enough. I would rather you be an ex-reactionary. I hope this helps.
That’s why you will rarely see any of @officialABAT, @PeterObi and @atiku prosecuted in Nigeria. As it is in the jungle, so it is the “jungle”.
No be you Dey insult everyone that year because of Doyin Okupe matter? @idiakosa, no be your violence space host be this ?
Hi @NGRPresident, how about you try your shot at ensuring that referendum is conducted across Nigeria today to determine if the people are opened to staying together any longer?
I want to state that anyone who is looking for entertaining football should go on YouTube and watch any Arsenal EPL fixture between 2005 to 2017. Stop disturbing our peace with all this tantrum. If you are an opposition too, and you’ve some to say; get your team to entertain you.
You don’t have to make things up sha. He didn’t say that.
“It was Baba Adeboye that gave me this boxers”
Once you hear that, the value changes. You immediately value the gift but the giver
Very profound illustration
@usenmjspeaks
Good boy. These views aligns perfectly with @PeterObi’s world view. That’s why he tries his philanthropy more in other parts of Nigeria.
I notice that a poor Yoruba boy in the slums of Agege can be extra confident and pompous because his uncle or brother is rich.
They don't care whether they themselves are in penury. Same with most Hausas. Some even go as far as telling you that their poverty is "the will of God."
The average Igbo man that has a rich relative has long accepted that he himself is poor, and works towards self-actualisation.
This is the microcosm of Nigeria's bleak political atmosphere. The South West and North perceive Ndigbo support of Peter Obi as support of "my brother." Because that's how they approach "support."
This is, in essence, a con of extreme communalism -- the sheep doesn't care for its own destruction as long as it can see other sheep with it at the butcher's.