₦airaland Forum

Brighton1:
Na them

IbeOkehie:
I didn't criticize, I marveled at the works of God's children. Indeed it's remarkable what Nigerian Christianity has achieved all over the world and the clear results of their works are manifested right there in Nigeria. No other country is more blessed than Nigeria and its people.

IbeOkehie:
There's a street, Harford Rd in Baltimore. It's full of Nigerian Churches of all denominations, big ones, small ones any kind you like.

There's at least 3 industrial parks in Raleigh NC with all sorts of businesses and then of course....Nigerian churches. It's remarkable what Nigerians have been able to achieve.

God bless Nigeria and Nigerians.

gaby:
We dey watch the two of una.

We'll open your files when you are done with this hatchet job because we know you are a honest guy too...because you are planning to remove Buhari from Aso Rock

gaby:

Barawo

gaby:
Go buy one of those pre-recorded tapes of "Repent, for the kingdom of God is at hand".

Put it on a loop continuously whenever they start on their rendezvous.

Them go pack and leave you to become the landlord.

gaby:
No wayyy...your suggestion is selfish and self-serving.

We want to know how much of the old naira notes that have been stashed away by the likes of you in good time, and by the deadline, if you are not able to put the stashed away loot back into the banking system, you can as well share it amongst your urchins to use for ass-wiping...

Thank you.

Signed,

Emebobo

descarado:
Seems they sidelined him and he is out ranting as usual.

Mercury12:
Change your moniker to a AngelicBeing being then , because I asked a zombie questions and you gave me a good answer, nonsense and APC and Buhari and CBN, hahaha

Mercury12:
What if I speak in tongue in church as controlled by the holy spirit. Will this pastor gun me to the other side of life?

Righteousness2:
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This one na native doctor pastor.

Thank you JESUS Christ for making the Ndlea to catch him.

LordAdam16:
To be fair, in Nigeria, besides the Igbos and Hausas, not many other ethnicities are overtly entrepreneurial.

The state of the economy is the primary motivator for every Ola and Chinwe engaging in mini hustles (like selling data or shoes). Else, the average Nigerian is content with a fat salary and soft life.

When we build businesses, they do not last for more than 2 generations. The Dantatas are an exception not the rule. Otedola's dynasty will likely end with him. The Elumelus and Ovias will lose primary control of their empires after the founders kick the bucket.

Thus, it should not surprise you that Nigerians emigrants in well-run societies for the most part stick to the employee track.

Lastly, as regards running a business, Nigerians can't hold a candle to the Jews, Indians, Chinese, and Germans. In the West, the best of every ethnicity worldwide get to duke it out to succeed. And that is for the US, where there are not as many institutional and cultural impediments to immigrant-ran businesses.

Elsewhere in the developed world, there's an echelon with access to preferential rules, with natives at the top. In the second world, some countries have laws that mandate foreigners to get a native partner (sponsor) before they can set up shop. This used to be the case in the UAE until recently.

As such, there are not a lot of lucrative businesses you can start in the Diaspora as an immigrant.

And truthfully, if you do manage to set up a fledging business, there are very few, if any, reasons to employ a Nigerian over other nationalities. Dangote employs Indians in sensitive positions for a reason. Silicon Valley does too. Except for token roles, at which point you're better off giving it to a relative or referral as a favor (as @ednut opined).

All of that said, a lot of diasporans own or co-own SMBs in Nigeria. From education to real estate.

-Lord

Dawinlove:
The current money crisis will increase. You will not be able to access your naira account. There will be time your bank statement will be reading beyond what you have, there will be a lot of error. Issues were we will be complaining no money. Government will use your money to settle bills due to low cash, pay salary etc. Wisdom, change your naira account to dollar or don't save money in bank, you can invest in agric or invest in what will generate cash in return

CodeTemplar:
famine, war, disasters affect other assets like cars far more than land. That leaves us with Bishop's advice

hopefulLandlord:
It depends. It's simplistic to just use the words "asset" and "Liability". you have to apply nuance. for instance there are people who after fueling, putting engine oil, servicing and repairing their cars they still make money from the car than they would've without it. while there are people who buy lands and they depreciate due to several factors like environmental disaster, insecurity, famine, war etc. also Omo onile issue can make your land another's in an instant

FalseProphet1:
I see Peter Obi winning next month's presidential election.

This I have seen.

Eaganguolly:
Nigeria is not a functioning country and I don't think it will ever be. Whoever have the opportunity will always find his way out. All hope is now lost on the country. Imagine a simple policy and everyone is suffering even to feed now is as difficult as ever

ezechi242:
im an urchin and i havent stoped crying since yesterday .....i might vote obi on the 25 selling tinubu has been embarassing even my wife and family members have ambandoned me ....obi please forgive me

EgunMogaji2:
Whenever one thinks he’s seen it all in Nigeria, just wait till the next day for another shocker.

Very wicked and evil people in the country.

Imagine the guy that hit me. Left me for dead on the floor of the freeway but still had the wherewithal to tow his car away. Meanwhile while people were watching him o.

EgunMogaji2:
Oluwa ni oluso aguntan mi.

This is a front page material Seun.

Wiseandtrue:
why won't you spend N20,000 for a year

Nigeria pays for everything you are using

You ingrate, this is how you choose to repay us by being selfish and senseless

You stay in your office typing rubbish, come to the field, come to the street and understand the pains people are going through

Idiat!

N3TRAL:
The injunction is an interlocutory decision, it subsists pending the determination of the suit to protect the res.

In simpler terms, the injunction will be binding on the parties until the Supreme Court decides on the matter.

For instance, If a State Government wants to demolish a building and the owner gets an injunction from a high court of the state to prevent the demolition, the injunction will last until the high court decides whether the Government has the right to demolish the building or not because if the Government destroys the building before the judgement of the court, the government will not be able to rebuild the exact building if the court rules in favour of the owner of the building.

The central bank of Nigeria and the FG will not be able to repair the damages that will occur because of the rejection of old naira notes if the judgment favours the State Governors at the end. The injunction will therefore subsist till the matter is determined.

If judgment is given in 2030, That's when the injunction will elapse