₦airaland Forum

SLAP44:


In the end, the people that will truncate Tinubu ambitions are his brothers in crime.

Who knows if they take the hard stuff themselves, the way they fire their mouths before engaging their brains is rather funny.

Massiveglory:
Good one.

If miscreants as mc olomo cannot be arrested and thrown behind bars, the government is setting an explosive time bomb.

Mc olomo is the leader of a lagos state sponsored thuggery, assigned to unleash violence in order to win elections.

Monopoly of violence does not reside in mc olomo.
The government should do the needful to prevent the uncontrollable.

As for the oro king, he is a disgrace to kingship. When a king tows the path of dishonor, shame and reproach embraces him.

Mc olomo and any of the miscreants instigating election war should be caged , locked and keys thrown away until after elections.

Throwback:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2023/03/collapse-your-structure-join-me-to-save-lagos-rhodes-vivour-tells-pdp/amp/


He does not know that Ikorodu, Epe, Lekki, Ibeju-Lekki, and Ajah, are all Ijebu.

Because your ancestors returned from slavery and as Yorubas, chose to settle in Lagos, does not make you more Lagosian than Lagos royals like the Kosokos, or the Dosunmus, or the Eshinlokuns all of Eko, or the Ijebu Oyefusi of Ikorodu and Ijebu Otedola of Epe.

He does not know that even his own family could actually be Ijebu.

gidgiddy:
I didnt know who this Gbadebo Vivour guy was until the recent elections, but his issue has shown the world that the so called "one Nigeria" is a complete comedy show

The constitution of Nigeria grants any qualified Nigerian the right to seek elective office, wherever they may be domiciled in Nigeria. However, as soon as the Labour party did well in the Presidential elections in Lagos, some people went on Gbadebo Vivours case.

Some said he is a descendant of slaves, others said he is not Yoruba, some said he is half Yoruba, has 'Chinedu' in his name, his mother mother and wife are Igbo, sympathises with IPOB and should not run.

What has all this got to do with Gbadebo's rights under the principles of "one Nigeria"? Where is this one Nigeria people keep talking about if your tribe determines when and where you seek elective office in Nigeria?

I dont care much about Gbadebo, what I care about is that we stop this lie that the union of Nigeria exists, it does not.

"One Nigeria" means that I have equal rights as any indigene, anywhere in Nigeria. If I have less rights in Nigeria, depending on where I go to, then 'one Nigeria' is a fraud and we should be talking about how to disintegrate this British colonial contraption called Nigeria

nwekeugochukwu:
https://igberetvnews.com/1440259/fg-seeks-donations-cash-kind-says-needs-n869bn-conduct-census/

Mraphel:
You didn't won Atiku you're shouting you won Tinubu in election. Is it even possible? It will sweet me for Peter Obi to end up in Jail as soon as possible like Nnamdi kanu to serve as a warning to others like him up east. He has a plan thats IPOBIC plans.

I see him crying inside Jail within a year before he escape the country.

rippa:
So Lagos now belongs to tinubu 🙄
God abeg never let this man happened to us🙏🙏

OddsDoc:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/01/delta-state-has-never-failed-me-since-1999-atiku/amp/?utm_source=beloud.com

Mazisimonekpa:
This evening we will be addressing the Coalition of Northern Group and linking their position to prove a collapsed and disintegrated Nigeria. We have successfully dissolved Nigeria politically, there will be no election in 2023, not in Biafraland.



https://twitter.com/simon_ekpa/status/1513836231385362432

xpressionx:
Baba Iyabo knows his classmates,Buhari knows his classmates,but Baba blue doesn't know his classmates.

southsouthking:
Chai look at what they've reduced the Igbo tribe to.
Mr Balablu or Blulaba whatever you call yourself, we don't need someone to share the national cake, stop this campaign of caricature, we're all Nigerians, no tribe is a minority.
Could you please for once tell Nigerians what you want to do for them?
I'm Bini by tribe anyways.

Chiefwhip001:
Start by holding shettima to ransome, he knows about it,these were plans to destabilize Gej administration, Apc also used
The chibok girls to campaign. The people has,
To hold shettima and Fg responsible for their,
Failed promise.
Know that evil cannot rescue you from evil
Apc cannot rescue you from Apc, vote wisely.

Lizzysamuel:
Today is Dec 29.

CoronaVirusRelo:
Jobless lots!

Look at them looking hungry, ill and unkept

Lots need food and not exhaustion from trekking.

cocolacec:
From April,2023 Biafrans seeking to stay in Nigeria for a short period of time,3 months or less will need a visa.Other categories of visas will be announced by the Nigerian Immigration Service.
Details coming soon.
God bless the federations of Nigeria
God bless Western region
God bless Northern region
God bless the Mid Western Region
God bless the Middle belt region.

if each region is to charge Biafrans $600 for visas,how much will each region make?

CoronaVirusRelo:
Preliminary investigation already has it that, Peter Obi`s supporters pulled it down.

ElSudani:
Who wouldn't take the chance to get free tires and repairs?
The branding is easily removable from the look of it.
You have to feel sorry for the Labourers party.

ExAngel007:
The World Bank says it will take northern states 40 years to catch up with their southern counterparts considering the “current growth rates”.

The bank notes that low growth has deepened regional gaps with the mainstays of the northern economy – agriculture, solid minerals and manufacturing – not experiencing rapid growth in recent years.




It will also take south 40yrs to steal what north has stolen in Nigeria.

The views are contained in Nigeria Country Economic Memorandum (CEM) the Bank released in Abuja yesterday, with participants joining online from different parts of the world.

The 72-page document entitled, ‘Charting a New Course’, describes the main trends and drivers of growth and job creation and covers 2000 to 2021. It also outlines the key challenges and opportunities to speed up growth and create jobs, synthesising findings from recent analyses, including challenges and prospects in selected areas; while presenting
policy options to sustain inclusive growth.

The report highlights the sharp gap between per capita levels of northern and southern states, saying, “the poverty rate is almost 20 times higher in Sokoto — the state with the highest poverty rate, at 87.7 per cent— compared to Lagos—the state with the lowest poverty rate, at 4.5 per cent” while quoting
2018/2019 data.

It notes that it will take the country about a decade to get back to per capita income level recorded pre-2014, that is, before the oil price shock that triggered the 2016 recession.

According to the document, a comprehensive report on the country’s socioeconomic indicators and detailed explanations of the trends says the modest economic gains recorded during the structural reforms of 2000 to 2010 were wiped in the following decade when the reforms were discontinued.

“Despite its vast natural resources and a young entrepreneurial population, development in Nigeria
has stagnated over the last decade and the country
is failing to keep up with the GDP growth of its
peers. Declining private investment and demographic
pressure push young Nigerians to pursue
opportunities overseas.

“Nigeria was a rising growth star globally in the
2000s due to the implementation of several
structural reforms in the context of rising oil prices.
Yet, this fast growth was not accompanied by robust
job creation.

“Between 2001 and 2010, Nigeria ranked among the
top 15 fastest growing economies in the world, with
an average annual growth rate of 8.2. However, the
hard-won income gains from the 2000s evaporated
between 2011 and 2021, due to the lack of deeper
structural reforms, global shocks, conflicting
macroeconomic policies, and increased insecurity
percent,” it argues.

Identifying job creation as a potent option for
accelerating poverty reduction and closing spatial
inequality, the report urges the government to
unlock the opportunities in private investment to
create quality and sustainable jobs.

“To catalyse private investment and offer more
opportunities to the youth, the priority is to restore
and preserve macroeconomic stability, which has
weakened in recent years due to conflicting
monetary policy goals, over-reliance on oil exports,
limited fiscal space and restrictive trade policies,” it
adds even as it admits that oil remains the country’s
economic “backbone.”

The CEM outlines policy options focused on
enhancing macroeconomic stability and an overall
business-enabling environment. Some of the
recommendations are improving the exchange rate
system, removing trade barriers, increasing non-oil
revenues and tackling inflation, which it said has
pushed an estimated eight million Nigerians into
poverty between 2020 and 2021.

It also calls for strengthening the rule of law and
social cohesion as well as enhancing the country’s
competitiveness by addressing key constraints to
private investment such as poor power supply,
protectionist trade regulations, poor access to
finance, and low digitalisation.

“While there is no silver bullet to accelerate growth,
Nigeria can become a rising growth star again if it
implements a comprehensive set of bold reforms in a
timely manner,” the report assures.


https://guardian.ng/business-services/itll-take-north-40-years-to-catch-up-with-south-says-world-bank/