₦airaland Forum

All this online warriors fanning the embers of an inferno from miles away from Rivers state, you guys should take it easy.



On a light note, APC will be seen as stupid if them don't sweep 2/3 of the positions in contention on Saturday... Supreme Court said so!

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Look at this waif talking.


I no blame you, after all nairaland nah leveller with every other poster a billionaire


Foolish atheist that will learn the hard way before today ends.

It's not difficult to identify a person who is materially and intectually poor, nah them dey carry religion matter for head. People who are doing well don't believe all those hogwash because they hang out with your GOs in the VIP section of elite bars. We know how they roll.

She carry bus come?

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Young man be very careful

It is your types that end up desperate in TB Joshua's shrine.


Pride goes before a fall and to stand proudful in front of GOD will only usher in calamities of Job proportions.

God will humble you before today ends.

Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.... Albert Einstein
Just remain loyal to your Daddy/GO, you will make heaven when you die, you hear? Meanwhile am living in heaven with your Pastors and GOs..you can ask Oritseblinkblink, he is our area Daddy.

RevDesm0ndJuju:
You sound like a fool


I was once a fool like you and learnt the hard way that there is a GOD.

Keep testing GOD at your own peril.

Lol.. Pauper am living in heaven already! Unfortunately your Pastor says you will have to die before living in heaven..so remain faithful.

Nice performance by Pastor Sule, next he will ask his congregation to tap into the blessings...osusu go dey flow.
He should forget about El'rufai because that one no send am. El'rufai fell illegal structures in ABJ including churches amid legal battles and more serious threat..Pastor Sule is a joker if he thinks El'rufai will be bothered by this show.

Let whatever you worship fight for itself so that it's taken seriously. People ignore noise makers.
Your Gods that could not do anything about the bombing of churches and mosques in the North, the abysmal state of your lifes and the death of legions of its followers daily, it's now El'rufai that it will stop??
Incase you have forgotten El'rufai is not dettered by anything you worship, ask those who erected illegal structures in ABJ including churches.
Let your Gods start acting so that people start taking them seriously.

winniz:
See APC'S and Buhari's desperation at its peak all to grab Rivers State. They want to rig that election by all means.
Deploying all those Police just for an election, while Buhari's Fulani Herdsmen are slaughtering people at Benue State. Yet they couldn't deployed those Police to that troubled State to protect those People.

This has nothing to do with Buhari, the Supreme court judgement has returned Nigeria back to the do or die politics era and APC will clear rivers state using WIKEs formula. There will be little or no voting in Rivers state come weekend, but INEC will award a ridiculous amount of vote to APC like they did to PDP in the last elections, PDP will have their day in court.
Wike will have to sleep with two eyes wide open henceforth!

vislabraye:
At your age you still dey go night club ?

Liberate yourself from mental slavery. Your life belongs to you and however or where ever you decide to spend it is your business. Wait till you are successful you will understand what am talking about.

I dont see how the APC is going to lose this elections; no thanks to the Supreme court, all they have to do is to sit at home and stuff the ballot boxes then get the Inec Rec to confirm the results, Shikena! It would have been same in Bayelsa if the absurd Supreme court verdict was passed before the governotorial elections

Oma307:
How?

Although I find your question strange because I perceive you to be politically exposed but let me tell you the obvious. Rivers state election was marred with violence and all kinds of irregularities that you cannot even fathom. The least the Supreme court could have done was to order a rerun so that the contestants understand the futility in cheating and killing people to win elections. Upholding the elections despite these irregularities will encourage every contestant to win elections at all COST!

Oma307:
I was speechless when read that Ameachi said, he should come out with his guns as if they are going to use their children or hand over the guns to their children to use on that day. Is a pity that we are having this kind of people in the position of power. What happen if he did not see the light of that day. Life is too short

The Supreme court jugdement motivates "do or die" politics.

This Rivers election issues was excercebated by the Supreme court judgement. This is a case of "an eye for an eye" let the man with the best Forces/Men win!

Let Wike have a taste of what he brews!

opribo:
There they go again, ONSA V2.

one whole year gone talking rhetorics another year in the life of the govt is about to begin they are still making noise about. Well

Dumb skull it's a reportage from court proceedings!
Know when to keep quiet!

lankieman:
So that's y there's scarcity of fuel .

Stupid Nigerians, see them everywhere...they rush to spill trash without even reading the article. Intellectually challenged people like your lots is the reason people sometimes wish that Buhari just join the looting bandwagon so that you people remain slaves in your land. Stupid folks!

BUTCHCASSIDY:
Tut tut
pity his boys and logistics couldnt save him from this one
Maybe if he ordered his boys to drive according to the rules he will still be alive

At least now you are starting to reason fine, it's very most unlikely that they were ambushed. This is likely an accident!

ogechieku:
Government defender welcome

Lol am not defending the government. The guy seems to think something is wrong because big guys are dieing...I just reminded him that people die daily on our roads. I hope you are aware too or you think their lives are more precious than yours?

BUTCHCASSIDY:
we know what it implies
peppersoup, gulder, lots of easy women and boy boy under ur command
Like a wise man once said on this forum
A general in naija is the equivalent of a captain in the US marines

You are correct but that's besides the point!
It's easier to lay an ambush and catch Jesus than to lay an ambush and catch a General talk more of a GOC, regardless of his pepper soup and womanizing. Do you know the logistics and men at his disposal?
You guys are joking. Try ambush an AIG or an IG first.
Omode omo Ogun opelefo.

BUTCHCASSIDY:
Thats what he is saying Generals dont go after BH. BH go after Generals

I don't blame you ignorant lots on nairaland, do you know what a serving General in the army implies? Children everywhere!

ZombieNation:
Dunce, do you understand what a GOC is or do you think the 2 divisions in Borno are commanded by sergeants?

It's now obvious that you cannot comprehend.
Die well!

abumeinben:
So chief, btwn the bama and gwoza attacks and the recent directive by NCC on sim reg, Telecom coys still mount there masts there for bokoharam to communicate with right?

Are you playing silly or are you just outrightly stupid and bereft of reasoning? What kind of stupid animals are occupying Nigeria for christsake? Ha! Nigeria is really in a doldrum with your likes.
How can people not understand the importance of sim registration and it's implication for security? Why are Nigerians this stupid?
There is need for recolonisation, people like you need to be exchanged for mirrors or sardine!
Nigeria is on a long thing with people like you.

ZombieNation:
If you believe this accident bullsh1t then you will believe anything.


This was most likely an ambush by Boko haram and not an accident.

How can a General by travelling on roads that were declared closed due to Boko activities?

Dullard you think Generals go after bokoharam? Try again!

Flexherbal:
What is happening in Nigeria?

See your slave mentality, that's why the elites will keep trampling on your likes...you don't know that people die in droves daily on our highways? Olodo

What does the OP have in mind? How is he able to get these pictures and why is he withholding the details of the people involved if he's really trying to get support for the guy?

sunnyb0b0:
Pastor Oyedepo warned them but they would not listen.....

This man again? Is it not the same man that supported GEJ and even threatened to open the gate of hell if GEJ losses? Shame on him and all state sabotuers!
" Sky Daddy" or whatever you call him can keep fooling himself. Buhari would take actions that are in the best interest of Nigeria. And the joke is on you for letting fraudulent men control your life and thought. Just look how silly you sound!

Wesely01:
IBB,Abacha and the rest of your leaders what they did they do to money meant for your generation ? Wait, am going to tell you....you all were turn to herdsmen. Mofo like you, you ain't know shit d**k sucker.

With the way you reason its better you sponsor a bill to legalize corruption once and for all, since you believe every person should be allowed to loot.

Rossikk:
Actually it's spelt 'privilege', not 'priveledge'. It's pretty clear who the Malu is around here. Sad thing is you're defending the looters who gave you such a lousy education.

You have time for these silly chimps!

This El Rufai guy is very sensible. Good one Mr Governor!

4Play:
This case for economically illiterate policies on the basis of Nigerian exceptionalism needs to stop. The Naira continues to fall rapidly precisely because of the fixed exchange regime. Abacha fixed the Naira at 22 to the dollar, it fell in the parallel market to 85 Naira to the dollar.

The answer goes back to the initial catalyst for the Naira's fall, reduction in forex inflow due to the fall in oil prices. To remedy this, you need to find alternative sources of forex inflow such as foreign investment. Nigeria had $21bn of FDI investment in 2014 alone. However, foreign investment will reduce significantly if the official exchange rate, which is foreign investors sole recourse, does not reflect the market value. If you wanted to build a factory in Nigeria at estimated value of 200bn Naira, why invest $1bn at the official rate when the real value should be circa $600m at market rates? Therefore, the fixed exchange rate perpetuates a rapid and self-reinforcing fall in Naira as forex inflow is discouraged. This is all what I predicted in previous posts months ago and is actually borne out of the experience of many countries, including Nigeria, who try to maintain a fixed exchange regime without adequate forex reserves.

From the point of view Nigerian exporters, why repatriate forex income to Nigeria when your forex purchasing power will not reflect in the Nigerian market the real purchasing power of your forex? Hence, a fixed exchange rate regime also reduces export revenue as seen in the dramatic collapse in non-oil export revenue.

We need to ground our reasoning in sound economic principles and not the deceptively pleasing arguments of the Nigerian political class which Senator Olowoporoku represents.

Your write-up is not devoid of sense but like a market, there are different of roads leading to the same economic end.
Your suggestion in the first paragraph of the write-up above is the reason lots of countries have failed to develop. It does not matter how you feel about it but no two countries share exactly the same characteristics and what works in country one may mess up country two.
Your position that tailoring policies that are suitable to the demographics, culture and behavioral attitudes of a target country is same as advocating economic illiterate policies, shows a lack of depth in development economics. Empiric evidence litters everywhere on the uniqueness of countries and why policies perform differently in different climes.
To your second point about the need for devaluation of the Naira, if only you had taken time to read from the genesis of this thread rather than jump in half way like a puma, you would have noted my position on this issue. I reiterate that my only issue with this write up is that the government has to effectively regulate the Bureau De change...because they selfishly make the Naira much weaker than it really is in a bid to maximize profit. Or, they have to devalue the Naira to be reflective of the true price of the dollar. The FDI argument is on every ones lips and rightly so.
Your solution to seeking alternative sources of FX, FDI as the panacea to our problems is short lived. For how long will the temperaments of others determine our fate as a country? Why do we need so much FX if not for our ability to produce NOTHING. Shouldn't the solution be making industrial, Agricultural, Educational and Health sector a priority so that our FX demand would drastically fall as Naira would suffice to get services and consumption locally?
You are correct about the Nigerian exporters been discouraged from repatriating income to Nigeria but tell me please what does the Nigerian private sector export and how significant is the proportion of Nigerians that fall into this category that warrants formulating a policy with them in mind because for every policy made there is a corresponding trade off.