₦airaland Forum

YesDaddyTill203:
That's their typical mindset, blame everyone but themselves.
They were brought up to blame everyone, and never take responsibility for anything.
The same people that brought the disrepute onto the country are the same ones who will blame others for the disrespect.
Most South Africans know the main tribe involved in the drug trade in their country, unfirtunatly they used that pretext to affect all other Africans.
These people's victimhood mentality is despicable and sad. The day they start to take responsibility for their actions s that day they will start getting any form of respect from the rest of Nigerians.
Imagine starting a war and then turning around and blaming others. That should tell you exactly how they reason...very illogical.

FreeStuffsNG:
Among those overseeing the arrangements is General Ahmad Vahidi, the recently appointed commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), who on Friday made his first public appearance since February 8, sitting beside Khamenei’s coffin.
This is the same man the child-killers in Occupied Palestine have declared eliminited at 4 different times.

He is the de-factor tamer of Trump and his pets in Occupied Palestine.

Eriokanmi:
The way some people reason eeeh! You're comparing the Nigeria of the 80s,90, until 2014 with Nigeria of nowadays right? Make una dey continue dey defend the rubbish remi had said.

Mid 90s when schooling in Ilorin, my 100L fees for a whole session were 1,663 Naira. The receipt is still with me at home till date. In same period, a kuli kuli or akara seller could conveniently raise her children, even build a house. I remember iyadunni alakara osu back in the days. When going to see grandma in ekiti, our vehicle would stop there and we'd buy akara. She built upstairs with the proceeds. In same period, my school principal was riding 505 evolution Peugeot car while his vice was driving 504GL. They bought it brand new.
In same period, pry school headmasters owned volkswagen beetle cars which they bought with their salary, cash. Is it same situation today? How much is a public university fee today and how many akara can you sell to garner that?

Na God, wey wan deal with remi and her husband make her spew that trash. Nowadays, not even a university professor could afford a used car, talk more of owning a brand new car. His entire life savings wont get him one except he received grants from outside for his research work or he's so lucky to garner some money during his sabbaticals overseas. In my undergraduate days, i knew profs who drove prado jeeps. Remi's comment clearly indicates how far and out of touch she and her husband are, from the masses. So sad. Her unfortunate statement would have made sense, had we been living in the 80s/90s. This is 2026 for crying out loud. This generation that met nothing but crumbs of the Nigeria's glorious past must not take her comment lightly, except they want to continue living with their parents after graduation due to government's failures. When China is empowering their youths and startups with huge sums of money with scholarship annually, someone is talking about akara empowerment in 2026? Hahahahahaha!!!

No wonder Nigeria is in such a disarray today. Even those selling akara today on the major parks in lagos, how much do they make daily? A lot of women quit that business for pure water cos of rising cost. Those commuters in lagos could bear a witness to this. Before, akara sellers would mob at you via the window but now, its pure water,soft and energy drinks sellers you'd see everywhere. What's the cost of cooking gas today per kg? What of ororo, beans...in fact nobody dey chop beans back in the days. They used to call those eating it prisoners because that's the majort meal for them. Nobody goes to farm nowadays for fear of bokoharam and Niger republic that used to supply us beans to compliment local production had shut their borders against us. The available few is so expensive. What of the frypan, nylon or leaves? It's so unfortunate where we've found ourselves today as a nation. Under Tinubu's watch, naira became tissue papers. The cfa that I used to exchange with naira and my pocket would look like someone who kept heavy stones inside it had left naira far behind now. We're now 5th largest economy in africa, from 1st but nobody is talking about that, only defending rubbish. Isokay.

Anyone defending remi's unfeeling post is worse than an enemy of Nigeria.

Islie:
*Says they needed extra plane to evacuate terrorists’ electronic devices seized, 199 jihadists killed in a single raid

*Discloses materials confiscated being analysed by American intelligence

*Nigerian raid was like a movie, says top security official

*Blames ungoverned spaces for occupation of Islamists in Africa

*Reveals over 1,000 jihadists killed by Trump administration so far



https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/06/29/us-we-recovered-the-biggest-haul-of-terrorists-equipment-in-nigeria-since-9-11/

Amotolongbo:
Please what region is Enugu North?

I thought I heard that the South East is locked down for Peter Obi?

press9jatv:
Source




https://www.thecable.ng/video-nigerian-inmates-in-ethiopia-jubilate-as-fg-seals-transfer-agreement/

Adeyemi Abdulrafin Adeyemi

Nigerian inmates in Ethiopia jubilate as FG seals transfer agreement. pic.twitter.com/T3WPDeTNhM

— Adegbola John (@AdegbolaJohn3) June 14, 2026

Itzhaydar:
Business is a complex sport. What you have to do depends on who your target customers are, which country they are in, and what stage your business is in.

The best people to listen to are those who have done exactly what you are trying to do, or those who at least sell to the same people you sell to.

Let’s see what happened when a Nigerian businessman implemented a strategy he learned from his American mentor.

Mark sells foodstuff in his town, so he read from an American author that if your business is not online, you are losing money.

Delighted to have learned something new, he spent 200K to put up a website and set up pages on all major social media platforms.

One week in, friends appreciated his way of thinking and praised him for embracing technology since “tech is the future.”

In the second week, he started telling his customers:

“We now have a website that you can order from home.”

That is when he noticed that 90% of his customers did not even have a smartphone.

200K gone, just like that.

What was wrong?

Is it wrong to say, “Every business that is not online is losing money?”

Not at all.

So what happened?

Mark did not understand what his customers cared about.

They would definitely not order something online.

While the advice was generally sound, it did not work for him.

That is exactly what I am trying to explain here.

Learn what your customers care about and do that for them.

If your business grows to a certain level, then you can think about how to use technology, if it will actually bring in more customers.

I do not see why you would spend money on a website that does not help you make more money at all.

You have a business, so you know more about business than most business content creators.

Do not take social media advice without doing your own research.

PS: Mark’s story is fictional.