₦airaland Forum

leofab:
Saraki is grasping for air while Buhari is borrowing.... Osun state loading

Beremx:
2019 is just too far. Will the suffering continue or will the real change come? that's what i dunno but Nigerians will never be in a hurry to forget that the worst fuel crisis happened in an APC led government.

iwe na ewe m seriously!

Beremx:
May we all blame Jonathan?


I dey vex seriously!!

boneruns:
The truth is that most Nigerian youths do not research about history, if not, they would have known the real Buhari. they prefer to spend time over social media discussing mundane issues and allow avaricious politicians to take advantage of their gullibility.

Listening to Fela's songs gave me an understanding of Nigerian history. The youths must wake up.

Corruption has been existing before independence. Buhari was overthrown because he was corrupt and plunging the economic recession.

fulanimafia:
You lost the plot, the context of the question escaped you.

The question was asked in query of the earlier statement that the ECA was shared as a result of the governors going to court.

If you still can't comprehend, stop trying.

greatiyk4u:
She has indirectly exposed the cluelessness,incompetence and lack of political will of her Boss IB, to lead Nigeria.

Are the Governors more powerful than the C-in-C? You saved some money used during economic meltdown under OBJ because he has the political will to take control of the affairs.

We voted Buhari cos we know he has the political will to fight whoever the cabal might be that has been slowing down our development.....

TheFreeOne:
So much insincerity and selfishness on the part of government(state & federal). How can sane human beings be against saving for a rainy day?

I won't be surprised its the likes of Aregbesola, Oshiomole e.t.c that were at the forefront of campaign to share ECA. And today most states have gone bankrupt due to incompetency, wastefulness and shortsightedness of their governors.

obailala:
The most important point she raised here is that during the 2008 oil price crash, the fact that she/OBJ/Yaradua had savings of up to $22bn in ECA, Nigeria didnt feel the heat of the oil price crash in 2008.

But under GEJ, governors forced the hands of GEJ until he shared the ECA funds. The question I have however is, the FG's share in the ECA fund was over 50%, so did the governors also force GEJ/NOI to spend the over $11bn which was the FG's share?

Surfboard:
In Nigeria, it's almost impossible to find one. Don't stop searching though, you never know.

everydayperson:
Abi? Thank you BROS. Let them prove it in court. If not for UK government EFCC lost a 102 count charge on Ibori. What about lucky igbenidion and GBENGA Daniels what about OBJ and the missing $20 billion let us not forget the $10 billion power project with China without a single Nepa pole? What about the Lagos Sunburn yatch what about some northern ex governors

There is no difference with Saraki case it is just name and shame like TINUBU case. Nothing will happen.

shachris02:
it's actually the composer of this fairy tale. the law would never convict the man if it didn't first try him. The man didn't kill his wife and no evidence shows this.

mimzy:
Any reason in particular?

STFUand4kMeHARD:
The guy should start shopping for another wife. No pretence here pls, guyman has lost that girl. All I see is selfishness here. How dare my wife to be bring up such a demonic idea. Even if it will turn us to dangote? Infact, as for me, its over! I hate senseless people and pray god i will never entangle with them. Maybe the guy is even unreasonable and wayward too.

SINXU:
Depends on the amount of money involved

mimzy:
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[b]I was listening to a female friend lament yesterday about how her fiancé has simply refused to let her partner with her ex-boyfriend in business.
She is into mini importation of baby and toddler clothing, food, diapers and accessories. This ex of hers is based in U.S.A and would be relocating to Nigeria soon. They reconnected few months back and got talking. The business is actually on the verge of collapse as she was badly affected mainly by the increase in dollar-naira exchange rate and other personal reasons.

The fiancé of hers is a working class but his income is meagre hence his incapability to assist her. The ex on the other hand has stated that he just wants a strictly business relationship with all the necessary legal paper work in place. Would it suffice to say that they (my friend and the ex) broke up over four years ago?

Here is my own take on this issue, maybe God actually brought them (my friend and ex) together back then for business purpose and they missed it and decided to go sexual (yes they had carnal knowledge of each other while the relationship lasted) instead of platonic. Maybe God brought them back together now to fulfill His real plan for their lives (as business partners).

Common, times are so hard!!! Opportunity comes knocking just once. This business is her sole source of income and it would be unfair to just throw it away simply because her fiancé is not comfortable with it.

As long as boundaries are established, feelings tucked away, each knows exactly what they and the other are bringing to the table. Yes, there would be frictions, but as long as they are both disciplined, it should work.

I stand to be corrected, I’m open to other opinions but this is my honest take on this issue. Over to you fellow Nlanders, would you allow your spouse/girlfriend/boyfriend do business with an ex?[/b]