Davina

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Davina

Davina

@DaveT334

Nothing is truly hidden. Action preceeds reaction.

Beigetreten Ekim 2023
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Davina
Davina@DaveT334·
@instablog9ja Wow, wow & wow! Isn't it absurd that a politician accusing other politician of what he's really guilty of? Well, Cicero was right " O, tempora! O mores! Again, Napoleon Bonaparte came to mind & I just feel sorry for PO's followers.
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Instablog9ja@instablog9ja·
“We’re finished” — Peter Obi reacts to First Lady’s birthday request
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Sony Thăng@nxt888·
Let me give you the list of "strong leaders with smart policies" who tried to use their country's resources for their country's people and tell me what you notice: Mosaddegh in Iran. Nationalizes oil. CIA coup. 1953. Árbenz in Guatemala. Land reform. CIA coup. 1954. Lumumba in Congo. Wants Congolese control of Congolese minerals. CIA-assisted assassination. 1961. Nkrumah in Ghana. Pan-African industrialization program. CIA-backed coup. 1966. Allende in Chile. Nationalizes copper. CIA-backed coup. 1973. Sankara in Burkina Faso. Rejects IMF debt. Assassinated. 1987. Gaddafi in early period. Nationalizes Libyan oil. Gets 85% of revenue to Libya instead of 15%. Destroyed. 2011. The pattern is not subtle. Strong leadership and smart policy, specifically, policy that asserted sovereignty over national resources, was not rewarded with development assistance. It was punished with destabilization. The leaders who had good relationships with the West were the ones who did not exercise that kind of strength. Which tells you exactly what the West means by "good governance."
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐚𝐥@Based_Atheist

@nxt888 So basically strong leadership and smart policy decisions post colonization can make a country rich.

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Davina
Davina@DaveT334·
@nxt888 @123kimani Debts, through the IMF kill more folks than guns through a "war you don't see" or hear. John Pilger.
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Sony Thăng
Sony Thăng@nxt888·
Here is the complete architecture of how you keep a poor country poor while convincing its educated class that this is their own fault: Step one: During colonialism, extract capital, destroy domestic industry, structure the economy around export of raw materials. Step two: Grant formal independence while maintaining the economic structure, the debt obligations, the currency arrangements, and the trade relationships established under colonialism. Step three: When the economy underperforms, as it must, being structurally designed for extraction, not development, offer loans conditional on policies that deepen the existing structure. Step four: Train the country's economists in Western universities where the theories taught do not acknowledge steps one through three as economically relevant. Step five: Staff international institutions and domestic finance ministries with these economists. Step six: When the policies fail, attribute failure to cultural factors, corruption, and weak institutions. Step seven: Publish a report with recommendations. Step eight: Return to step three. The machine runs on its own now. The colonial administrator retired. The indebted finance minister presenting his structural adjustment plan to the IMF board doesn't think of himself as administering colonialism. He has a PhD from LSE. He genuinely believes the model. This is not a conspiracy. It is an education system.
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Davina
Davina@DaveT334·
@123kimani @nxt888 Betcha "the Minister" was educated by 'em, headhunted by one of their directors & recommended for the Kenyan President for that position. He's just what the Brits derisorily called 'poodle'.
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Mwangi Kimani
Mwangi Kimani@123kimani·
Interesting fact: The IMF has a whole floor in the Kenyan Finance Ministry headquarters (where the real budget is written). Guess who else has a whole floor? The Minister - whose main job is an errand boy between his Global finance masters and the Cabinet. "Come here boy.' Yes memsahib. "Tell the President you need to cut $200 million from Health and Education budgets for us to approve your $1.2 billion loan facility" But, but... this will hurt key sectors of our policy to the people. 'No cuts, no loan. Get running boy" Yes memsahib.
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Davina@DaveT334·
@Accoid Please don't quote me. Didn't Ivory Coast (use to) have modular embassy in Osun State?
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Moore@Accoid·
E like say Abidjan is an extension of Yoruba Country , na only Yoruba and French dem dey speak.
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The_Bearded_Dr_Sina@the_beardedsina·
I was at a Pharmacy this weekend, it was a Top Pharmacy on the Island in Lagos. I wanted to get some meds, I looked into shelf and saw this thing called JINJA Herbal Extract It is sold to people that it can cure stroke, hypertension, diabetes, kidney diseases, osteoarthritis, fibroids, Hepatitis. I had seen it with a lot of my patients and always counsel them about it. I asked the Pharmacist why was a top pharmacy stocking something that doesn't work, in his words the demand is there and people are always buying it for medical conditions I asked the price, He said it was 25k. Imagine how many people would have suffered complications because they stopped their drugs and started taking Jinja Herbal Extract. I then argued and said I am sure it doesn't even have NAFDAC number, He said Yes. It does He picked up a bottle and showed me that The Herbal extract was registered. My mouth opened wide with almost drooling like a Bull Dog. This is the Bottle of JINJA
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Ayobola Adebowale@YourBabysDoctor

Trevo is now 150k!!! A friend had very large fibroids and avoided surgery because she was told she would die if she tried it. Then she met someone who sold her trevo to shrink it. She took at least a bottle weekly. After a year, the fibroid didn’t shrink; it grew bigger. She was told to keep going.... This is how fear + false promises keep people stuck. Fibroids don’t magically shrink with supplements. It only delays proper care, making things worse.

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Kevin D@kdonmike·
@SqSehrish 12. If 2 ear phones are 10, then 1 must be 5. 2 men must be 5 for the second clue. 3 shows 5 so the clocks could b4. 5 5 and 2 should be 12.
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Sehrish 🧢@SqSehrish·
Only 1 out of 100 can solve this in 10 seconds What's your answer..? 👀
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Davina
Davina@DaveT334·
@GuyMr10 Read the 11th commandment aloud.
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Ọmọ Akin
Ọmọ Akin@GuyMr10·
Billionaire Okoya’s daughter set to marry and I decided to search for the husband’s name on Google and it was unsurprising, except from Nollywood movies, the poor stands no chance in a rich man’s family, they marry themselves to keep the wealth afloat
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Gov Ademola Adeleke@AAdeleke_01·
Dear @BOBBYFERAN, Paying your Dad’s gratuities, your Mum’s salary arrears, and settling obligations of every civil servant at the state and local government level in Osun is not a favour, it is a duty we will uphold regardless of the continuous hijacking of Osun Local Government funds. Osun must never return to the dark days of unpaid salaries under APC. That you are travelling home to Iwo just to vote speaks volumes. It matters greatly. Spread the word. The continuity message of IMOLE, under ACCORD must reach every corner of Osun State. #Imole2.0 #ForAGreaterOsun
Olawale oluwaferanmi@BOBBYFERAN

Adeleke paid my dad's gratuities and salary arrears, he also paid my mum's salary arrears both owed by APC. I will travel home to Iwo just to cast that my one vote for him. I will go home and vote for him.

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Davina
Davina@DaveT334·
@nxt888 Abundant mineral deposit in Africa is a curse than blessing. A good tree doesn't last in a forest. Same as sweet & bountiful fruits are a curse to the tree.
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Sony Thăng
Sony Thăng@nxt888·
Kwame Nkrumah wrote a book called Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism in 1965. In it he argued that formal independence without economic independence was not real independence. That the control of a country's resources by foreign capital, even without colonial administration, was a form of continued domination. The United States State Department sent a formal protest to the Ghanaian government about the book. A formal diplomatic protest. About a book. The following year, while Nkrumah was on an airplane to Hanoi, the Ghanaian military staged a coup. The CIA's involvement is documented. The book was published in 1965. The coup was in 1966. The Americans protested the book in 1965. He was overthrown in 1966. The sequence is not subtle. The idea that neo-colonialism existed was itself enough to trigger the mechanism. You did not have to be armed. You did not have to be Soviet-aligned. You did not have to be violent. You had to be right. Being right about how power worked was sufficient to activate the termination signal. The label would follow. The operation would follow the label. This is the system that the word "communist" built and maintained. It is still operational. The word changes. The sequence is the same.
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Linda@alexanderlinda_·
Four words I find most annoying in Nigerian English: 1. Menses: OMG this word annoys me soooo much. My mom used to say it a whole lot and oh it icked me sooooo bad😭😭 2. Protein: Mind you, what’s being referred to is the likes of meat, chicken, egg etc. Why do we have to call it “protein”? 3. Toor: I hate this word so much. It’s so irritating mehn. Like why is your response “toor”? Can’t you think of something more witty? 4. Toilet being used as a verb: As in, “do you want to toilet?”, “go and toilet na” 😭😭😭😭😭😭 5. Hubby/Hubstar: “Why? What? Wetin happen?” 6. Undies: What is that? Why are you shy you say “underwear”? Very common amongst nigerian moms. I dislike it. 7. Smiles: Why would you say that? What do you mean by smiles? Doesn’t that sound weird to you?
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aaryn @aaryntwt·
@PopBase how you cheat on megan thee stallion
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Pop Base@PopBase·
Megan Thee Stallion seemingly accuses Klay Thompson of cheating in new Instagram story: “Cheating, had me around your whole family playing house... got “cold feet” Holding you down through all your HORRIBLE mood swings and treatment towards me during your basketball season now you don't know if you can be “monogamous”???? bitch I need a REAL break after this one .. bye yall”
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Akin Olaoye
Akin Olaoye@akintollgate·
@Borngreata22 @YettyO_JP @NELFUND Opening a rebuttal with insults only reflects a low IQ. I open up my CS to debates where everyone can counter or offer their opinions. Rather you chose insults!
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Akin Olaoye@akintollgate·
You celebrate buying a House & Car with a loan, but you are criticizing a first class Engineering Graduate for acknowledging his own academic success ? If some of you are honest, you will be asking @NELFUND to change policies, so First Class Graduates shouldn’t have to repay loans. Even better is not using loans to fund living expenses during months of ASUU strike. Chairman of NELFUND is Zenith Bank Founder - Jim Ovia and it’s MD is Akintunde Sawyerr, a former DHL & Medtronic Executive. I saw this combo and realized only good outcomes will emerge from this!
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Davina@DaveT334·
@officialTiman @omoiyaakeem With due diligence; landed property always appreciating & gives better equity. Hindsight is sure painful, but could've been prevented with "chickening money". I feel you, really do. Accept my sympathy.
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Davina
Davina@DaveT334·
@T_PACT @_empighalo @savndaniel "I borrow money to deposit for mortgage" It's possible, but highly unlikely it'd be approved in the UK.
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joel ESQ.
joel ESQ.@_empighalo·
How much did 10% of the value of the UK property amount in naira as professional fees? If we have the facts, we will be able to assess if the SAN's fees were excessive. But there was no way that SAN would have collected 5,000 naira from you. It would have been best if he did it, pro bono.
Dr Joe Abah, OON@DrJoeAbah

Maybe I should even apply to be a Notary Public. One Lagos SAN’s Abuja office once wanted to charge 10% of the value of my UK property to witness my signature on a mortgage application form. I offered them N5k, but they said they don’t take that kind of money. I left and went to another firm in Wuse 2. Once I said I was a lawyer, they happily did it for me for free. I later went back and gave them a bottle of Hennessy VSOP.

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Instablog9ja@instablog9ja·
Do you agree with his take? 🎤
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