₦airaland Forum

Kanwulia:
We are alive and well to see another round of elections come up in 2027. I wasted my time and energy discussing and psycho-analyzing politicians and the so-called “African-Musevenistic-styled” democracy practiced in Nigeria abd Africa as a whole.

This time around? I am not wasting my time with who wins or loses.

I will humor myself and read more for entertainment purposes only.

Nigerians really deserve the kinds of leaders the are cursed with. Let me face my “American T-Pain” jeje.

DeLaRue:
The irony - South Africa and Morocco, the 2 most taxed countries are also the most developed in Africa.

Most Nigerians who can afford to pay tax, particularly the politicians and the rich generally barely pay any tax.

You can't say you want development but then hide behind 'oh the government doesn't provide infrastructure but they want me to pay tax'.

Let's pay the tax first and hold the government to account afterwards.

No tax before infrastructure = perpetual underdevelopment.

RyanAutomotive:
People are buying it Sir

Hightablevoice2:
and on the other hand, durability.. if it can't handle the stress of a real commercial purpose car, it's not worth it. It might make sense for Uber, and Cabs, but again maintainance is another thing. In some places like IB, you will see Motos, not cars anymore but motos that you wouldn't belief will start up and still raking in at least close 30-40k per week.. and low maintenance..

Sunky4u:
I need a Mini Flat to rent in Lagos Island with one year rent. Kindly get in touch if you have any.

This is to inform all students of the University of Benin who are beneficiaries of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) that the University Management has received the official guidelines for the repayment of student loans.”

hopexter:
Yes it’s a repayable loan which is why it is called student loan provided by Tinubu through Nelfund. Do you have a problem with that cos you sound triggered? 😂

hopexter:
It’s already being built and strengthened by him. He’s even giving free education and monthly stipends to university students which in turn relieves parents from the burden of school fees which has never happened before in Nigeria.
Should we talk about Oil subsidy and other reforms? No one can do it better than Tinubu.

obagofizzy:
But the car no move na Abi my eyes de pain me

essentialone:
Was the car stolen? Check again.

Kanixt:
you are not even a nigerian, if not you wont be asking those silly question. Even non nigerians knows churches are being destroyed

MrCork:
.... who get that water yansh wey dey shake....yor water water yansh..SHAKE AM!!!! .. ....LOOOVIT!!!

MATURE RESPONSE ONLY!!!! M.O.D.....FRONT PAGE PLEASE!!

MrCork:
.... who get that water yansh wey dey shake....yor water water yansh..SHAKE AM!!!! .. ....LOOOVIT!!!

MATURE RESPONSE ONLY!!!!
I think it's not originally a song but a hype by a hypeman

M.O.D.....FRONT PAGE PLEASE!!

mascot87:
The sensible ones amongst them are coming out to say the truth. No matter how long you cover the poo with the closet cover without flushing it, it will definitely smell.

victorbass1234:
I don't care what it is
What I know is it is a Samsung a22. SAMSUNG!
And I'm at ojodu Berger.
Use my WhatsApp number if U Havr interest

We Can Not Support Your War Effort

Icentautos:
Do you have your own cheaper then dis ?

thinhcuu:
I imported a slightly damaged car from the US through Salvage World, and overall it was a good experience. When the car arrived in Nigeria, it had some scratches and a small dent, just like what was shown in the pictures, but the engine, gearbox, and interior were all in very good condition. After panel beating and a fresh paint job, the car looked almost brand new.

What I like is that the vehicle details were accurate and there were no surprises. If you are planning to import a car, my advice is to always study the photos well, know the type of damage, and keep some extra budget for repairs and clearing. If you do that, buying a salvage car can save you a lot of money compared to buying locally

yarimo:
Everyone in Nigeria is happy to have TINUBU as president of Nigeria

some local and international non-governmental organisations, NGOs, were exploiting the situation for financial gain.

Ezekwesili warned that the exercise had triggered a humanitarian emergency, displacing thousands of families, disrupting children’s education and exposing vulnerable groups to hunger, disease and insecurity. She argued that once government actions create homelessness, the state bears an immediate constitutional and moral responsibility to provide care and protection.

maasoap:
Nothing special in there, just their languages alphabets