₦airaland Forum

colossus91:
So I currently work as a system admin in a new generation bank where I earn almost 500k while also having a side hustle that pays me 400dollrs monthly, I’m thinking of relocating as my sis and her husband have been on my case to migrate, I am in my early 30 no serious relationship just figuring if japa is the way cos my remote job actually pays me better if I’m here than leaving just need advice on this.

baconline:
My guess is any car with 1.6 or less engine capacity, hybrids too
1.Smart fortwo
2.Smart forfour
3.Mitsubishi Colt
4. Mitsubishi Lancer
5.Micra (Ibadan)
6.Toyota Corolla/Matrix
7.Toyota Yaris

Zxcvbnmghtr:

You mean like how JAMB led by Prof. Oleyede the no nonsense Prof told you the truth about Mmesoma the fraudulent JAMB girl you were supporting blindly?



A group of people shouting hardship today because Tinubu did the right thing by removing fuel subsidy were actually jubilating despite the severe hardship that was claiming lives of innocent Nigerians and making life miserable by Emefiele's Naira policy because they thought it will help them win.

Anyway how Jonathan wanted to humilate Sanusi Lamido Sanusi the then CBN Governor but didn't succeed is what Emefiele is getting from Tinubu who is always successful in anything he does.

Greyworld:
Is this case still on??
And if it is confisticated by the British are they repatriating the said sum to Nigeria and specifically Delta State??

elloso:
Hello fam.
I will be traveling to the UK soon (Scotland precisely) and I intend to book a flight (Turkish Airline) that has a stopover at Istanbul and Dublin.
Do I need a transit visa to go through Dublin?

Please I really need your reply 🙏

Pheleecity13:
Visa denied today 21st of July, 2023

Vo:Good morning
Me:Good morning

Vo:Have you ever been to the US?
Me:No, I never had a reason to until now

Vo:Do you have a family there?
Me:No, I don't

Vo:Do you know anybody in the US?
Me:Yes, I have my family friend there?

Vo:what does she do there?
Me:she is a student

Vo:who is sponsoring you?
Me:My dad, he is..... (Cuts off)

Vo: what does he do
Me:He is a successful business man, he's the CEO of bleep global services, he deals with the importation of cars and cars spare parts and the exportation of agricultural products, he's also into real estate, he earns 50m annually

Vo:what are your postgraduate plan?
Me: I will be coming back to Nigeria for the compulsory national youth services, after which I will seek employment in top food companies and hotels, I will do that for a while because I will love to start up my own baking shop and culinary school where I can impact knowledge in those that are interested in culinary world.

Typed for a while and passed me the blue paper.

Please what could be wrong?

ConfusePoint:
Ranting. Ranting. Ranting.

I have decided to rant out my predicaments on this forum today.

What is the way out of poverty for me?

One inlaw is even living with us, making it 8 in number, all in one room.

This thing don come big pass me.

I know most of you here would blame me for impregnating a woman to give birth to that number of children but then, life is life. It happens like that sometimes.

They say a poor man's prayer is "e go better" but instead of things to get better in Nigeria, everyday things get worse.

Truth is, except I drive myself out of this mess to a better life for me and my children, this poverty that is so stricken will likely be extended to my children, which I really don't want.

No two ways about it except ...

But like a car without tyres, can it move even if it has fuel? Definitely no.

For 4 days now, I sleep outside in an abandoned car because of financial war at home. I can't go back home and I even feel like never to go back there but should I abandon them like that and run away? To where?

When I went to the market the other day with 5k to buy food items for the house, I was crying and talking to myself on my way back because I came back with almost nothing.

Nigeria have succeed to plug life out of poor Nigerians. The poor cannot breathe again. Let's die and go.

Advice: never give birth when you are not financially strong. Unfortunately, I've learned my lesson the hard way.

Life happens.

How do I help this family better than I am trying?

Wishing you the best in all you do.

Extrakashh:
Loyalty

Ikaeniyan0:
It's over #820/$ in the black market.

Racoon:
https://independent.ng/dont-appoint-ex-governors-into-your-cabinet-arewa-group-tells-tinubu/

Even the Arewa people are equivocal against these criminal ex-governors. Hope the mummified zombies will not start calling Niran Adedokun an IPOB apologist as anyone who spoke the truth is an anthema to their warped brains?

Fryx:
You can see that my skin was stretched.

And yeah, I am still growing my beards, only trim them once in a while. I am even hoping it can spread more so that I can shape it properly.

Fryx:
Got a chipped tooth about ten years ago, and those brown stain have cover the chipped parts ever since.

They don't bother me in any other way, except that I love grooming myself and those stains irritates me.

Is it possible to be removed? Or, can a dentist file that part off and make it more even without the stain?

Note that I brush my teeth 2 to three times daily cause I hate it when plaques started building up after eating. But those stains have remained.

And I be fine boy fa. I no want make that stain dey there.

Georgry:

muykem:
I disagree with Baba on this? How are going to punish retired judges that misbehave when they are no longer under NJC.

nairalanda1:
So you want a leader that will bring back cheap fuel?

Cheap fuel has not benefited our economy. At all. It is why we don't have working refineries, why we even have inflation and deficits.

Fuel costs money to refine.

olasaad:
So what do you benefit from the one your father and grandfather have endure

Penguin2:
Hahahahaha!

Chimaroke is still crying 🤣🤣🤣

Still sulking like a baby.

I thought Tinubu Owambe boys told him there’s nothing we can do?

They told him to go on and insult us.

They cheered him on as he journeyed to his slaughter.

And now, like Orji Uzor Kalu, he can’t stop crying 🤣.

But there’s another who will soon join them in their infamous crying club.

His name is Charles Soludo.

Like Chimaroke, he has set sail on the road to slaughter.

And like they did to Chimaroke, Tinubu Owambe boys have been cheering him.

He forgets that when time comes, not even the entire battalion of the Nigerian Army can save him.

He can go ask Andy Uba who the detachment of the entire security but still came third.

All the unfortunate bridge builders have always ended up in tears.

Ogbonnaya Onu
Rochas Okorocha
Orji Uzor Kalu
Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba
Chimaroke Nnamani and many more.

And many more will still cry; it’s a matter of time.

Ndi ala!

Sonnobax15:

Wahala for any man out there wey trust him banny finish.......I just wish weddings of nowadays can be conducted in shrines instead of churches . Same circle will surely continue once she gets connected with that her so-called Ex, because she'll definitely cheat on him too..

Mumu woman

Nwanna2588:
I have read about cars being ordered here in Nigeria with part payment and it worked. How true is it. Please share your experience.

zeenaman:
Personal opinion:

The relationship between cars and Petrol is complementary in nature. Complementary in the sense that, one is needed to augment the other, just like garri and kulikuli.

Going by basic economics principle, there is an inverse price relationship between complementary goods i.e an increase in the price of one results in decrease in the demand for the other. With this, it is conceivable that with increase in the price of petroleum, there will be less demand for cars, hence result in price crash occasioned by excess supply over demand.

Also, from the angle of the Federal government, the rich benefit more from the subsidy. People with ten cars will now find it unfunny fueling the convoy, and this may result in selling off some of the vehicles. This should further increase the supply of cars and drive down the price.

Let's talk about this, do you see the price of cars crashing? Let's leave out the Nigerian factor, corruption and base our argument on fact.

maasoap:
Long story. The price you buy determines the price you sell. They're selling subsidised petrol at 500/L.
If you go back and buy 450/L now, you're free to determine what price you will sell to make profit.

peekspot:
https://punchng.com/five-things-you-need-to-know-about-fuel-subsidy-removal/

maasoap:
Long story. The price you buy determines the price you sell. They're selling subsidised petrol at 500/L.
If you go back and buy 450/L now, you're free to determine what price you will sell to make profit.

maasoap:
Why would you buy at 2500 naira and sell at 2000 naira



You don't know your Maths at all. The price you buy determines the price you sell. You bought N170 per litre and sell N450 per litre, you already made your profit. If you go back and buy at N500 per litre, you won't come back and sell at N450/L.
So my friend, why would you say anyone who bought subsidised petrol and selling N500/L now doesn't make profit? Go back to school

maasoap:
Why would you buy at 2500 naira and sell at 2000 naira



You don't know your Maths at all. The price you buy determines the price you sell. You bought N170 per litre and sell N450 per litre, you already made your profit. If you go back and buy at N500 per litre, you won't come back and sell at N450/L.
So my friend, why would you say anyone who bought subsidised petrol and selling N500/L now doesn't make profit? Go back to school

priceactionx:
so pe otilo
I learnt that this is how many of these fuel cabals operate to cheat the government. Some get access to oil blocks ( but cant refine the crude oils) so they ship it and sell it to their cronies that have a lot of stakes in modular refineries abroad, in which they import it back to nigeria at a subsidized rates being paid by the government. So virtually carrying nigerian crude oil abroad to refine, and sell it far higher than even the supposed money without the subsidy, yet come back, claim subsidies, making monies in multiple ways, claiming they are multi billionaire , forbes this, forbes that. If you look well, they are same people behind all these forex and dollar manipulations.
My fear is that until i see this new government encouraging and commisioning modular refineries after maximum, let's say, 2 years of this price adjustments in each region, and selling crude oil at local price in naira directly , simuteneoulsy, to the operators, things may be getting worse. If i remember, Tinubu said he would waive a lot of taxes for investors that want to be part of oil industry revolutions, so that they get waivers to subsidize the price and improve employments to the citizen if elected, ( cos he himself is an oil expert and know much of the industry) BUT CAN WE Really TRUST POLITICIANS in nigeria? Will they allow him to work?

Do we, nigerians have that patience? DONT WE, as a citizens like cutting corners just look at how filling stations sky rockets their prices overnights over the stock they have at hand? Drop gas price by 10 naira and you will hear them saying they have never seen any official letters. It will take them 2 months to adjust.
Same thing should be aplicable to all other sectors especially agricultural sector, region by region ,which i also believe that shetimma is also an expert in that sector and can handle that. Revolutionise and encourage mechanized farming and let the price of basic food fall and avoidable.
I dont know if it is practicable or possible. i just dont know.