₦airaland Forum

Shma2022:
In real sense, SA is just doing fine. The only problem is their leadership( blacks themselves).

At this time, SA has the power to retract their grabbed land. They only have the fear of losing ties with foreign diplomats; who are building their nation economically and socially.

If you think it critically, SA is 20yrs behind. Ask me why?

Good points though

rvp20182:
US fought a bitter independence war. Nigeria didnt. Why would you be bitter with Brits when they left you better off than they found you.

That may be the case for Kenya but leave the rest of the continent out of your mouth c00n.

samorobo:
Hello stewpid goat, your basic flyover/bridges inspires absolutely no one.

Just let me know the day you hack this,I mean I will be needing a definite date.

Stormtrooper11:
Waste of money? The Healthcare in most developed countries are actually really advanced even though affordability varies across the first world nations.

Last time I checked, most of the African nations are the people battling with drought, Healthcare, poverty and poor education. Also, Africa is not in any way a major contributing continent to the Mars space exploration.

No one owes Africa their money. Africa should fix itself and let others grow instead of stressing them with babysitting requests.

gallivant:
There's no need to boast about a human right like accessible reliable power, unless you are Nigerian using generators all your life.

Exnavyboy62:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYbiuosQKPI

So Africa has become the girl that everybody doesn't want to hang out with but when China shows interest in her then the whole world wants to shoot their shot. They never remembered Africa in the 70s or 80s or 90s or even the the first decade of the 2000s, it is just now they know we exist, ARRANT NONSENSE.

gallivant:
Pay your police in Kwara, it's been six months for God's sake!!

QuietMynd:
This is for our friends that likes skyscrapercity so bad


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXZ_0wOY96E

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCAL2miju4g

Children In Freedom School - An Afrocentric Primary School in Kenya

Children In Freedom School is an Afrocentric primary school in Kenya and was founded by Oku Kanayo and Utheri in 2018.
Fed up with the international rhetoric that paints the African continent as hopeless, backward and in need of saving, the couple
decided to establish an Afrocentric institution.

GeneralDae:
More schools in Borno State. Much better than they were in terms of education even before the Bokoharam crises.

As they say, out of the ashes, comes new life.

Tinfoil:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFfNoqdnUGU

Japan has a demographic crisis, so does Nigeria but in reverse, why can't both governments get together and have some kind of way of sending young adults there?

kikuyu1:
Srs people say the US used it in the Tianjin port chemical explosion in 2015.


https://www.inquisitr.com/2346562/china-tianjin-explosion-was-caused-by-pentagon-rod-of-god-space-weapon-strike-according-to-conspiracy-theorists/?fb_comment_id=917401511667054_975590212514850

I'm inclined to agree.

Just40:
Exactly so.... That's the advantage of running your own country monetary policy void of influence from globalists.

Just40:
Not really.... They don't

Learn and stop following what they want you to believe...

They only increased their interest rate recently because the Swiss govt didn't want the Swiss franc to become a haven for criminal money by introducing a new law.

obaaderemi:
Even in Africa here Rwanda's inflation is -2%, less than 1%. Those with high inflation are not taking their economies seriously.

Just40:
exactly so

They are busy running central bank policies from the US fed and EU

Just40:
Yes there are countries not experiencing an inflation nightmare... Wake up from the alternate universe that destructive central bank policies want you to believe in.

Have you heard of Switzerland yet? Learn how they do it by running their own separate monetary policy

Just40:
not really... Individual countries are responsible for their own inflation problems and this issue is not a global phenomenon. It is time for countries central banks to run individual policies.

Countries that have opted to run their own monetary policy that to wait for policy direction from the US fed or bank of England are better off.

GeneralDae:
PVC is not the problem, who to vote is the problem. My candidate was Osinbajo. Now I am an Osinbajo refugee and still confused.
Nigeria's total debt is just 95 Billion dollars. Those of Egypt and South Africa ( with lesser population and slightly lesser economic sizes) are over 200 billion dollars (still rising). South Africa is even okay, because they have more of local debts, but that of Egypt is borderline insane. Our total foreign debt is now close to 40 billion dollars, which is about 40% of our total debt.

obaaderemi:
What is going on with inflation in Ghana? We're grappling with the same issue in Nigeria and it's effects are scary. Food prices are higher than during covid. There have been protests in Senegal with a few people shot dead by government agents

Just40:
Look to china and possibly Russia for partnership... The west is a cankerworm of self destruction

ItooWorWor:
With the advancement of drone, do you guyz think drone can replace manned aircraft?

Stormtrooper11:
Sure, the Federal Republic of Nigeria has passed through alot of tests and remained a single entity but each time it passes a test, it loses some foundations of its establishment. Nigeria is wearing out. You might not be based currently in the country, and you won't understand what I see. Nigeria might exist past 2023, but its stability within the coming years are not assured.

Since independence, Nigeria has been hailed as the jewel of Great Britain in Africa. Nigeria is viewed as potential world leader and the liberator of the black race but without that stability which would be key to our success, we'll keep losing citizens in large numbers and moving from one crises to another without achieving that potential. We'll keep being "a ticking time bomb".

Stormtrooper11:
So? Alot have changed. Nigerian economy has dipped. Inflation has increased. People have found goods much expensive. Terrorism has spread out of the north east. Many Nigerians think that the government is sponsoring nepotism.

Nigeria might have not collapsed but the misery index has soared

Stormtrooper11:
Simple question, do you feel much safer pre-2015 or now?

I'm not a political person, I don't endorse your candidate or anyone else publicly.

Odunayaw:
Who ever set up the bomb didn't take their demolitions training seriously

The tiring thing about being alarmism in this country is that it is usually a coverup to do nothing in any capacity

Stormtrooper11:
Says a delusional psychopath who thinks Nigeria is currently in its best years in history. I'd like you say this in public, preferably on the Island. You'd be lucky if you were admitted in a psychiatric hospital if not maimed.

Odunayaw:
What has Peacekeeping deployment got to do with our internal security situation?

Stormtrooper11:
Ohh, that delusional teen arrives.

I'm not a failure but it's highly possible you're such, that's prolly why you go around making clueless statements online like an APC spam bot. I use the word "we" because like you, I'm a Nigerian too but until the day I drop this citizenship and get another, I'm entitled to comment on affairs of the nation.

If Nigeria was growing so fast and great as you claim, it would have had affected the common man on the streets positively. We won't had been ranking high on the misery index and amount of people in poverty. Nigeria is in shiit currently and we gotta admit that we're mismanaged.

The present modernization of the Nigerian Armed forces is just like scratching a surface. The Armed forces is filled with personnel who are only there because they have Godfathers and connections. The Nigerian Army have issues with troops lacking coordinated fire discipline, to company commanders and platoon commanders lacking the basic ability and skills to lead their men.
I know there are positives and good soldiers amongst them but the rank and file is extremely corrupt.

You talk about the operations in Mali like Nigeria did anything significant. Our troops literally operated majorly at the rear end mounted checkpoints.

Finally, I'm a strong believer in the oness and greatness of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I want a great country that's why I speak out. Unlike you, I don't sweep my dirt under the carpet.

Stormtrooper11:
If Nigeria was so industrialized than ever before as you claimed, then the Nigerian naira wouldn't have been in a sorry state as it's currently.

Stormtrooper11:
If Nigeria was so industrialized than ever before as you claimed, then the Nigerian naira wouldn't have been in a sorry state as it's currently.

Stormtrooper11:
Let's be honest right now fr. The Federal Republic of Nigeria is living on past glory. We ain't no big brother. Nigeria is in turmoil. Things aren't what they're supposed to be. The corruption has totally torn this nation. Religion has destroyed the mental thinking capacity of the average Nigerian. We're at each others throats.

We're a hungry people. A hungry people are angry people. Angry people commit barbaric acts.

Stormtrooper11:
I'm not actually giving an excuse for those barbarians and scallywags who claim to be terrorists but undertake the bidding of evil Nigerian politicians and elites.

The Nigerian government had failed. It's glaring that the Nigerian government and its crude democracy can't manage its population and resources. The systematic corruption has crumbled the only physical symbol of national unity which is the Nigerian Armed forces and destroyed morale and dedication of the few who wants to make a change.

Nigeria is running out of time. This game which these evil politicians run like a cycle would soon spin out of their control. The chains will fall off the wheels and might lead the entire establishment to a total collapse quicker than envisaged.

AskiaHarem:
#PRAYFORKENYAHARDER

rvp20182:
Uhuru thought he could rig in NEP. Gunshot fired. Ruto has counter-intelligence - this looking like 57-58 game now. Mt kenya has failed. Now to remote areas

BREAKING: Wajir - Eldas CDF office where ballot papers are being held has becoming a battle field. Bullets are being exchanged by un-known people and armed police officers. #WajirDecides #IEBC #Elections2022 pic.twitter.com/TwqUyt3rqt

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