Thus properly understood, Darwinism is not very comforting doctrine for fat men.
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It is more ironic that the “anti-corruption” crusade will LITERALLY never work, because government officials are also Nigerians in great proximity to poverty, and hence their fight to secure the future for themselves and their children (AFTER ALL, that was the VERY SAME excuse some Agulu fellow gave for opening an account in Monaco while he was a governor contrary to the rules of Nigeria) is ongoing.
Doubly, even Jesus would require a large storehouse of dollars to become President of Nigeria. If Jesus wins, won’t the people who provided that money get returns on their investment? Oh, they did it for God and country? Alas, only in Nigeria would we find such angels!
In essence, the anti-corruption guy is often just as corrupt and doubly as retarded as the corrupt elites he promised to chase from power.
Of course this has happened ONCE before! I’m certain it will happen at least one more time before we all learn this lesson!
Why is it important to let Nigerians know that their major issue is not corruption, but productivity?
Thank you very much for asking.
If they assume that the number one reason Nigeria is poor, and people suffer indignities is because someone somewhere is “eating their money”, it would make it extremely easy for any sweet talking retard to talk them out of decent economic trajectory into martial elite warfare.
This is precisely what happened in 2015, and what brought APC to power. While Buhari was an economic hitman in his own right, the period of 2015-2023 would never have been easy for Nigerians. We were promised that economic downturn 3,000 years ago (a downturn we finally postponed to 2023-2025), and as it is we just suffered for nothing.
Now, if people understood that market liberalization paired with foreign investment was the stronger antidote to whatever resentment they felt against the theiving ruling class, it would have been easier for them to ignore Buhari and his anti-corruption crusade.
That’s why it’s important for people to know what really ails the Nigerian state. We aren’t poor because someone in Abuja is stealing all our money (even though someone indeed is doing that — several someones at least). Even if they weren’t, we would be poor all the same! You may not believe it, but a 40F and a 25F are the same grades!
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You guys will loose credibility if you make claims like this”this is a crime” WITHOUT any evidence that a crime was committed @mundus01 & @mundx_analytics. Can you share evidence that a “crime” was committed?
Don’t become like the Obidient, Atikulated & Batist mobs.
Why is it important to let Nigerians know that their major issue is not corruption, but productivity?
Thank you very much for asking.
If they assume that the number one reason Nigeria is poor, and people suffer indignities is because someone somewhere is “eating their money”, it would make it extremely easy for any sweet talking retard to talk them out of decent economic trajectory into martial elite warfare.
This is precisely what happened in 2015, and what brought APC to power. While Buhari was an economic hitman in his own right, the period of 2015-2023 would never have been easy for Nigerians. We were promised that economic downturn 3,000 years ago (a downturn we finally postponed to 2023-2025), and as it is we just suffered for nothing.
Now, if people understood that market liberalization paired with foreign investment was the stronger antidote to whatever resentment they felt against the theiving ruling class, it would have been easier for them to ignore Buhari and his anti-corruption crusade.
That’s why it’s important for people to know what really ails the Nigerian state. We aren’t poor because someone in Abuja is stealing all our money (even though someone indeed is doing that — several someones at least). Even if they weren’t, we would be poor all the same! You may not believe it, but a 40F and a 25F are the same grades!
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The problem is that they're lying and being dishonest... Whatever is available in any place in the SW is certainly obtainable almost everywhere in the South West. And what they actually want is govt recognition and backing to enforce it on people not asking or demanding for it.
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At times I wonder if you people even listen to yourselves... If Sharia already operates in parts of SW, can you state those parts and what exactly are people still asking for then?
“What’s the difference between them and us, in practicality.”
I wonder if I could interest you in some charts, studies and papers on this very important question?
What makes the civil service dysfunctional, say, compared to the Chinese civil service or the U.S. civil service?
When, China or India, were poor countries with bigger populations than we have today, how did they build a relatively effective civil service that that enabled consistent economic growth
What’s the difference between them and us, in practicality.
I want you to get down to it, there are some words we will get to. Please let’s keep it going
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Wike ehn, please know ABSOLUTELY, that you have the strength before you join issues with him. 😂😂😂😂
Breaking: Court sacks Uzodinma as APC senatorial candidate for Imo West
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Hmm…. This ruling….. if it holds at the Supreme Court there will be a lots of gnashing of teeth in the NDC ha ha, so many candidates must have called their lawyers by now. So political parties really thought they could do sham primaries even when INEC monitored them? 💀
Court Orders Uzodinma to Stop Parading Himself as APC Candidate, Recognizes Former Governor Rochas Okorocha for Imo West Senatorial District
Justice Obiora Egwuatu of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday ordered Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma to immediately stop presenting himself as the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the Imo West Senatorial District election scheduled for January 16, 2027.
Delivering judgment, the court held that Uzodinma did not win the May 18, 2026 APC primary election, which was conducted by the party and monitored by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The judge said that evidence before the court showed that former Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha secured the majority of votes cast and should be declared the winner.
The judge subsequently ordered the APC to forward Okorocha’s name as its candidate for the 2027 general elections in the Imo West Senatorial District.
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Why exactly is it so obvious when someone is trying to pass off AI writing as their own? There are clear red flags like “quietly” and “load bearing” but there’s also something less tangible in the rhythm and construction that screams AI but is hard to precisely describe. I can tell when something is AI slop but I can’t always tell how I can tell.
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Nice content.
It’s sad to see someone move around consistently for 3 years, only to finish a distant third in the election. Obi will be 3rd again.
This is what happens when you destroy coalition-building and choose to listen to content creators instead.
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NRC invites private firms to run own trains on its tracks.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), established for sole control of railways, is offering private operators access to its approximately 4,000.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), established for sole control of railways, is offering private operators access to its approximately 4,000 km rail network for a fee, provided they supply their own locomotives and rolling stock.
Kayode Opeifa, managing director of the NRC, said the corporation grants what it calls track access, permitting private and private companies to operate on railway infrastructure built with public funds.
“You can bring your train, bring your locomotive, bring your wagons, bring your everything. We will run it on it. You just pay us your money. We don’t want to run the trains alone,” Opeifa told stakeholders Tuesday
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Residents of waiwayi village koko lga of kebbi state running for their lives as lakurawa terrorist lauched a deadly broad daylight attack on innocent civilians.....and we have some people here claiming this terrorist are better than a tictok sheikh.. Allah ya kyauta...
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The CEO of KFC is worth significantly less than all its cooks combined.
But the CEO is worth significantly more than any single cook, and their costs to the company reflect all of this.
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Sure if ALL the cooks at KFC stopped working then yeah KFC wouldn't make any money.
That is why ALL the cooks, collectively, are paid significantly higher than the CEO is. Like 50 times higher
If ONE cook quit though? Not much would change. Hence the low wage.
Well, that’s irrelevant if the religion doesn’t condemn the institution of slavery. Yes, the slave and the master is “equal” to God, but how does that change the relationship between the slave and the master? Jesus would condemn slave revolts.
No, that’s not why it’s tagged slave morality. It’s tagged slave morality because it encourages the disposition of a good slave; unwavering obedience, meekness, deference to authority and even a call to poverty.
