₦airaland Forum

tbaba1234:
The clean up is a continuous process that will last 30 years..

Do you know that the North East is a whole region not a community?

2sexycom:
I am a christian and I have to disagree with you. Learn to respect what people choose to worship, whether muslim, idol worshiper, atheism ... respect people's religion.

HungerBAD:
I have said it before.

And will say it again, the Judiciary is Nigeria's biggest problem, followed closely by Corrupt Politicians. The worst Societies in the World, are those that have corrupt Judges who have been proven to be Bribe takers.

Saying Buhari does not have a Certificate, is tantamount to Donald Trump saying the President of the United States was not Born in the United States. This Judge with this Ruling, is only out to embarrass the Office and the Person of the Federal Republic Of Nigeria.

We will weed out all the CORRUPT JUDGES one by one and their JAIL TERM is assured, even if they eat papers for breakfast like Metuh, or be crying like a 5 Month Old like Kalu the Biafran.

Now to the Writer, insinuating this is somehow connected to the Vice President. Be Careful with the way you allow your conspiracy theory, overtake your common sense of reasoning.

The VEEPEE has no hands in this.

Lastly, let us even assume President Buhari is even not Educated,let us assume he was not a General, let us assume he has never ruled Nigeria before, let us assume he had not attended some of the best Military Trainings in the World.

Let us assume President Buhari is an illiterate Farmer.

This Illiterate Farmer is ONE BILLION TIMES more Intelligent, than the CLUELESS one with a PHD in Cluelessness.

To those Praying that somehow, this Judge will somehow MIRACULOUSLY bring GEJ BACK, it is tantamount to saying Pastor Ajiboye will convert to a CELE PASTOR.

Not happening.

DropShot:
Rotimi Amaechi and Sylva were not in PDP when the forbidden yam was shared for election purpose. And if their successors have evidence they looted their state's treasury, they don't need FG to prosecute them.

Come up with another tale.

prof12:
Where were they when the northern resources was ravaged to develop the oil sector that the idiots are busy beating their chest upon.

oduastates:
What are they subsidising?
Mansions in Beverley Hills and St Tropez
Private jets in Abuja.
Million pound shopping trips in Harrods.
Nigeria stopped subsidising the masses in 2010( the day Jonathan got onto power.
Heavy taxation is part and parcel of socialist democracies like Sweden, Norway and Finland. Those are the countries that Nigeria should aspire to become. Not a neo liberal oligarchic state like America where over 60 million children go to bed hungry.

seunmsg:
OBJ'S first budget was a little over N800billion, now, we are talking of financing a N6trillion budget. The minimum wage as at the time OBJ took over was less than N4000 before he increased it to N7500. Today, it's N18000 and labour are already calling for increase. So bro, times are very different. Nobody, not even OBJ can do any miracle with Nigeria's economy if crude oil prices remain as low as we've seen since last year.

ibedun:
The same bastard Biafrans who cornered Jonathan's government and promptly ruined it are all over the thread spitting nonsense. Nigeria's taste for all things foreign with pitiful local production capacity has caught up with the country. You all want to enjoy South Korean standard of living while you can hardly produce a match stick.

franciskaine:
devaluation has neva helped Nigeria economically, not even now. We are gonna be worse off.

oduastates:
How did buhari Bleep up?
The man has been basically fire-fighting since he got in power.
Their criticism is based on ideological ground. Neo Liberal capitalism which controls societies worldwide.They are doing their thing in Brazil as we speak and going as far as organising what is essentially a coup.
Probably only 5 of those billionaires in Nigeria are involved in any activity that is socially useful.
The country can do without all those oil barons.in fact almost all of them are simply collecting rents ( rent seekers)
Give me your prescription to solve the problem.
Foreign airlines alone are waiting to remove 500 millions dollars from the Nigerian economy since you do not build anything ( good or services) of any significance.
I am wondering how much all the Syrians, Lebaneses,Egyptians etc to whom road and other contracts are awarded, are waiting to remove.
Allowing the naira to float would have sent the economy into an instant death spiral and push ten of millions into poverty overnight . We all saw what happened Last week with the rumour of devaluation alone.
The answers are simple as it is common sense.
The Nigerian music industry.

1 Live within your means ( government and people).
2 increase inflows and reduce outflows.
3 Protect your market.
4 Build, make and invent all you can yourself. Learn from the mistakes to improve your product. Steal or borrow technology if you have to.
Case study
The modern Nigerian music industry started by copying.Then it evolved into conquering the local markets and Africa. It is now conquering( not dominating) the global market.
The likes of Kenny Ogungbe and Dayo Adeneye ( patriots) chose to use their platform to monopolise the air waves and forced Nigerians to listen to made in Nigeria music.
Nowadays, those plantashun Boyz and Tony tequila music will be regarded as trash.
Anyone who tells you that you can import your way, or build hotels your way to prosperity is only. deceiving you.
The greatest achievement of China's great leap forward was changing the mentality of their people.

thesicilian:
From his own explanation his action is understandable, but not acceptable. If he was being tossed around by the gatemen like he said, he could have simply called a senior security officer close by to take control of the situation, instead of stooping so low as to start a fight. He's lucky that the gateman turned out to be more matured in character and did not retaliate...

One thing we should never forget is that some people by virtue of their standing in the society are held to higher behavioral standards than the general public.

''Who anger don epp? ''

thesicilian:
From his own explanation his action is understandable, but not acceptable. If he was being tossed around by the gatemen like he said, he could have simply called a senior security officer close by to take control of the situation, instead of stooping so low as to start a fight. He's lucky that the gateman turned out to be more matured in character and did not retaliate...

One thing we should never forget is that some people by virtue of their standing in the society are held to higher behavioral standards than the general public.

''Who anger don epp? ''

rusher14:
[b]So you agree the man was well into business with international contacts well before he benefitted from Babangida's "generosity"?

Yet he cannot own an oilfield?

I still maintain that many oil blocks end up being white elephants, many lie underdeveloped even for those who've been freely given.

I can only understand why the midwife dropped you on your head. Unfortunately, your case worsened (you didn't think I'll let that insult slide now did you?) reason why you cannot express yourself without sounding like a sufferer of Tourette Syndrome (apologies to all who are plagued by this unfortunate illness) but you asked for it.

We never complain about the southerners who benefit from such executive misadventure - Moni Pulo for instance were beneficiaries at the same time - I get it Lulu Briggs is from the Niger Delta so he can benefit from oil blocks in Ondo, Akwa Ibom and Anambra but for a Hausa man it is haram.

The manner in which oil blocks were allocated in the past cannot be ascertained. There are always subterranean operations and horse trading associated with such grand businesses but my conscience would never let me pour vitriol on a man simply because he is a northerner or Muslim.

Learn to do the same. [/b]

rusher14:
An oilfield 50km from the shoreline yet envious people wouldn't let it rest.

I can bet you many riverine dwellers have never been 50 km offshore.

Many indigenes of Niger Delta have the funds to embark on such ventures yet they don't have the sagacity, tenacity or business acumen to see it to the end.

Tufiakwa.

dre11:
good one by the rep


so both house now supports the removal of subsidy
the PDP and APC did stand in one voice and say




No to subsidy


let labour do whatever it intends to do...... because we reject subsidy in its totality

let them negotiate for palliatives and not subsidy

EazyMoh:
Must you people always disparage Hijabites whenever you see a picture of a (rich) non-hijabite Muslimah?
If its not Zahra Buhari it's Halifax Dangote or Emir's daughters, as if Farouk Abdulmutallab and that justice Uwais son didn't even become extremists.
It's mandatory for a Muslimah to cover her body, she can decide to obey or not to. But there is consequences for every action.
You on the other hand have no right what so ever to harass/condemn/molest another lady who choses to cover herself.
peace.

awomike4u:
After 16 solid years of fruitlessness,fraud,corruption etc.. My people, this agbaya no get shame o. Bye bye to People Dejected Party(PDP)

madridguy:
I stand with Buhari.

Thylord:
God,which kind poverty mentalize element be this.congratulate the girls and forge ahead with your life.if u are looking for who to blame,blame ur dad if you know what i mean.

Babacele:
story

Babacele:
and that is why Nigerians that voted for GEJ in 2011 not voted him and PDP out in 2015? dey deceive unasef! until after 4 years before PMB go get time to listen to any genuine wailing..