₦airaland Forum

Parachoko:
Increasing the GDP to $1 trillion and some of the things listed up there no go easy

But am sure Nigeria will prosper under Asiwaju

olaboy33:
Dele Alake would be very influential in PBAT government.

When governor Tinubu appointed him as commissioner of information in 1999, he pressured Tinubu to add Strategy to his portfolio before he could accept.

Today, he is Special Adviser on special duties, Communications ad Strategy to president Tinubu.

If you are wondering why NTA is performing well suddenly, Dele Alake is the answer.

Just this evening, he appeared as a guest on NTA during the 9pm news hour.
Dele Alake would ensure NTA takes its rightful place.

ijustdey:
https://dailytrust.com/ajimobis-commissioner-mko-abiolas-employee-meet-newest-members-of-tinubus-team/

backtovillage:
Wetin ugochukwu dey find there.

naptu2:
NTA News @ntanewsnow
http://twitter.com/NTANewsNow/status/1669328876311388160?t=iOwe3U2NyPpNF1R_6nOTnw&s=19[/quote]Wale Edun stands out among the appointees…
Also Dele Alake and Nuhu Ribadu of 17 years ago.
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einsteine:
You people argue too much.

Legal difference where?

This is Nigeria.

In the US, such a delineation may occur but not in Nigeria.

Both convicted people and awaiting trial inmates are all in prisons in Nigeria.

People spend 12 years in kirikiri without being sentenced. Tell them they are in jail not prison.

nairavsdollars:
Fake lives

ppogba:
A woman of means without no means of livelihood.

Except scamming others of course.

chatinent:
Good riddance.

Those wey use am as role model go rest now.

But by the way, ₦200m+ for Insta authentication? The man is so slow!

vannessa7:
She must have told him she will settle those her celebrity clients with huge amounts, she will mention how much Bobrisky will collect for instance and many others but she did not do it because she doesn't have any celebrity clients or she like to keep all the money to herself as a scammer.

2016v2017:
They're all Criminals

Machinegun91:
This gender is gradually taking over from the other gender.

This gender will sell this world if something is not done quickly

Lobotomy02:
Omo ole olobo ten kobo!

Make she rot there abeg.

money121:
Ok oo

Don't let anyone pressure you into living a fake life.

Not all that appears on social media is as it is in real life.

Comit to working harder, smarter and deeper.

Trust God to bless the works of your hands and crown all your efforts with good success.

Senioreddy:
Omo na wa. When you see their flamboyant and intimidating life styles on social media, you will think God has not been faithful to you.

Meanwhile, I am just wondering what somebody wants to do with verification, validation and authentication of his Instagram page with Celebrities to the tune of 275m.

GreaterFuture:
Criminal world

Crystallon:
Crime doesn't pays

Do the crime and do the time.

Efna55:
Not all that glitters is gold,

iampeterben:
Yahoo girl, that kind money should attract 15years imprisonment.

Gbenga4ever1411:
Socialite or scammer deceiving people of there hard earned money

JaySmart4422:
88% of your so called celebrities are into dirty n shedding business

The problems is you followers are too gullible you believe everything on the internet , and you are striving so hard to be like them.

If many people tell you how they make their money you no go fit chop am if them give you.

Appreciate your hustle cos las las na only you know yourself

Most importantly stop congratulating and tapping into a grace you know nothing about

Senioreddy:
She's to be remanded in prison until she fulfils the conditions for her bail

einsteine:
What does remanded in prison? Sent to prison does not suggest conviction, especially when the same report says she was granted bail. Only those who are not aware of Nigeria's legal process would be confused. 95% of people in prison in Nigeria have not been convicted.

Advision:
What you pay for these services in a federal institution is highly subsidized that is why they cost more in a private uni. Paying 10k a semester for hostel rent and utilities cannot be market rate.

Also, overheads such as staff salaries.

Capex spent on equipment of all sorts

Nauttyprof:
I just don't understand this daily trust news. Universities owned by Federal Government were never free. Despite studying many years ago, I paid Tuition fees every semester. What I Daily Post should have mentioned is an increase in tuition fees. I just don't understand the way and manner which these journalists who should keep us informed are misinforming us.

Zonefree:
I don't understand.

I paid library fees
I paid for my hostel
I paid for my feeding
I paid for textbooks

So, how's tuition free in government schools?

ojoisimi:
You responded like a mumu. The guy is asking how our higher institutions of learning is free but you are here making it about APC. The poster was the one who said tuition is free and that it won't be anymore. Òdè

Lush100:
.Dollar for hajj, dollar for pilgrimage , etc.
That one should go.
But when u say subsidize consumption,
The impact of subsidizing the fx for importation raw material of which is part of production cost is subsidizing production.
That is because we are Import dependent.
I am not here to discuss who is a drug baron or not,

I'm talking of macro economic policy for the general wellbeing of the Nigerian economy.
U will not understand the implications of Dangote and the sister NNPC being privately owned and insitu in many countries.
I hope u know a lot of politicians are equity holders both in Dangote and NNPC.
If u think the whole fx will enter Nigeria,. Well.
Let see as it unfolds
Regards

Ayodeoba:
you don’t deserve my time! Go rut in the big

Omenlon:
for how long will you continue with this?

Greenishland:
How about a bill to legalise pharmaceutical vegetables?

inoki247:
Wetin dey Inside the bill...

saasala:
Abbegg make them tell us wetin the bill be. I no understand

Ayodeoba:
lol you can continue wailing! I have got important things to do with my time than replying iPob troll

kokorokoman:
but they were joined in the case by the petitioner, they have to also come defend themselves na.

Ayodeoba:
Tinubu is a master strategist! We pray for his success in ruling the country

nairalandkachy1:
https://thenationonlineng.net/just-in-stop-blaming-us-for-your-failure-inec-tells-obi-lp/?fbclid=IwAR386uKR3Wn3HrHJZkY6TUBf0HAsajEw9nziV1YGaZledB65PYovUWOQhDc

Basicend:
There is nothing Tinubu is doing is extra special. . it is just that the country had been under a very terrible and clueless Buhari who would have completely crippled the economy if he had not been removed.

Tinubu is doing what Obi or Atiku would also have done. . open the borders, re-adjust the monetary system to allow a proper flow and create breathing opportunities for businesses to emerge again.

Buhari was driven by cabal's selfish BDC companies and their gains. Terrible plague on Nigeria that man.

Lush100:
The way some guys are shouting up and down on this policy.
I hope u know how this affects international trade.

There is no country of the world that doesn't subsidize a particular thing or the other depending on the nature of that country.
The reason for our forex shortage is because we are import dependent.
They have stolen so much money such that there's no naira to defend the dollar.
Corruption and import dependency are the twin problem.
If u think Dangote which is privately owned who is in many countries and may want that they are paid their incomes in Nigerian because the thieving share holders do not want to expose their wealth.

This would not positively affect the naira unlike if NNPC was Nigerian owned.

God help us

ChybuzzDD:
Where will the more inflow come from??

You guys are so annoying and ignorant

Globad:
Hope people can now see what is meant by purposeful and deliberate leadership

With this policy, more foreign exchange inflow will come in. Naira may depreciate in the short run but it will appreciate in the long run

Globad:
Hope people can now see what is meant by purposeful and deliberate leadership

With this policy, more foreign exchange inflow will come in. Naira may depreciate in the short run but it will appreciate in the long run

FreeStuffsNG:
No. Not only the courts that decide what is illegal.
The swearing in of GEJ was not preempted
by our constitution yet his swearing in was not declared illegal because the Nigerian society approved it as doctrine of necessity the NA only sealed.
Before the advent of courts, human society decide what is illegal as dysfunctional. Man is not made for rules but rules made for man.
Check my signature for free stuffs!

LeoDeKing:
NBA is partisan.

Their statement on Tinubu admnistration should be thrown into the trash can.

taiwolomo1:
Aswear. They suddenly find their voice...useless NBA

Darren95:
https://twitter.com/Topboychriss/status/1668619668142321667?t=GPEAAXz_MQUEU7X5wlnXcA&s=19[/quote]Den of thieves…
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irianan:
This is good move in the right direction, my only observation is the guarantors aspect of the law, the difficulty of securing the listed guarantors would be enormous and may give birth to further corruption; asking for percentages or divide and share mechanisms. Where will children of the poor get hold of the guarantors. The admission letters and attendance certification/registration would have been enough to access this fund.

nlfpmod:
https://twitter.com/MSIngawa/status/1668343172886409216?t=oDxB8mDINHEiYFJYNDP3Bg&s=08[/quote]Without prejudice, when exactly did the bill pass through the National Assembly?!

Hopefully, this doesn’t turn out to replicate the FG’s Students’ Loans program of our parents’ generation in the 1970s/80s, which just turned out as a massive drain on the national treasury (and ironically many of the beneficiaries ended up ”japa-ing”! At the very least, I would suggest that recipients of these loans not be issued with passports until the fully repay their loans (with an exception made for students traveling for advanced degrees), because the experience of our parents’ generation (1970s/80s) turned out to be that once people ”japa”, any hope or expectation of repayment (or ability to collect) vanish with them - effectively having Nigerian taxpayers funding/subsidizing skilled manpower for much richer advanced economies
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lexy2014:
Are u finding it difficult answering the questions?

1. So what is the source of the funding?

2.what is the guarantee of repayment of the loans?

3. The bill emanated from the national assembly? When did the legislature finish work on this bill?

4. when did the office of budget do their homework with regards the bill? Which homework?

5. What does student loan concern office of statistics?