₦airaland Forum

KushLyon:
I guess we can call the US fools for approving Bitcoin ETF, right?

pacesetting:
There's what we call speculative business. Those doing forex and investing in stocks, which product or service do they sell?

BannedUser:
Naira, USD and other fiat currencies have infinite supply and will continue to lose value forever and ever. They are actually backed by nothing but trust in the government that issues the fiat currency. Bitcoin is limited in supply unlike fiat. It is secure, decentralized, unhackable and cannot be easily confiscated. A thousand years from now when everyone currently alive (and even countries) are no more, bitcoin will continue to exist.

BTW BTC does not care about what you or I think about it.

BannedUser:
You must be kidding if you think you can be lazy and make money in crypto. I've made millions in crypto trading but I had to sweat for two years before I started becoming profitable.

You keep on saying it's ponzi the same way people have been calling bitcoin since it was less than $1 in 2009. But today, Blackrock, the world's largest asset manager, with $10 trillion in assets is now offering bitcoin to its clients.

Enugurangers:
Great news..Wealth without enterprise.

111GlassCup:
Where is the Sim card being sold?

The Federal Government has announced plans to delist the naira from all peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms.

The Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Emomotimi Agama, made this disclosure in a virtual meeting with blockchain stakeholders on Monday.

This decision aims to tackle the manipulation of the local currency’s value in the foreign exchange market.

The country’s regulatory authorities have been investigating and scrutinising cryptocurrency exchanges in recent months.

On March 8, the biggest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, stopped its naira services.

UDOKABESTLUV:
Wetin Be 2,600naira, for dragging person to law Court, nothing UDOKA no go see for HERE

Cousin9999:
I don't think black people truly understand that only black people possess the humanity and mental capacity to relate normally to other human beings. This doesn't present a problem for us. Even something like Yoruba vs Igbo, or gang violence could never compare to how nonblacks think.

Nonblacks don't think normally like we do. They don't. Lol. How old are you. The bandits terrorizing nigeria are black. Our callous politicians are black. You sound very racist.

Most black people just assume that these people think normally because they see them do/achieve/live in a way that suggests it. But that's just the surface. And mind you, they only have what they do from constant destruction, theft, oppression, deception, and etc.

They also hide who they really are from media and certain company. And they stay "on code" about hiding that. Most of you will probably never see a glimpse of who they really are.

They literally believe things that you would think impossible for anyone who is educated, lives in a developed country, and has spent generations in a developed, urban environment. There's something very, very wrong with them. There's no other way to describe it but mental illness or sociopathy or some other lack of normal biological function. These people even try to defend their behavior by saying "Well, we're all animals." Think about that. When have you ever thought to defend your behavior by claiming similarity to animals? Who even thinks in that way? That's not something that comes from a healthy mind.

ETA: They're like a child abuser or serial killer, meaning, they present as totally normal (job, marriage, education, friends, active in church/community, well-liked), but still think abnormally and do terrible things. This is probably the best way to summarize what I'm trying to convey as far as the threat posed by these people and how they think.

royalwax2:
Thanks for admitted that you are mentally slow.
You supported & voted for Buhari in 2015, he was a disaster and you are still blaming GEJ for not doing well which shifted your attention to Buhari INSTEAD OF BLAMING YOUR SELF FOR BEING A DUMMY, ZOMBIE & DAFT FOR NOT THINKING HARD ENOUGH TO DO A BACKGROUND RESEARCH ON THE MAN YOU INTENDED VOTING FOR.

2024-2015=9yrs. Keep blaming GEJ for the useless decision you made 9 years ago you hear.. while fuel go soon reach N1500/Ltr.

VeeVeeMyLuv:
The suffering that Nigerians are suffering no b hear. NERC a federal government regulatory body for electricity just approved the increment in the price of a single phase meter from N58,661.69 to N81,975.16 and the price of three phase meter from N109,684.36 to N143,836.10 owing to inflation

Can you imagine?

CavendishPlex:
I swear! It's everyday my wife keeps complaining about wasting her 5K in procuring the bank's Platinum card.

Newton2024:
I didn't post any rubbish but what you and other drug baron supporters know already. The overwhelming evidences are a click right away from your phone. However, you are free to form blindness and hide behind one finger. It's your choice.

Newton2024:
You belong to animal kingdom, a jungle. If people are sent for more than twenty years imprisonment for airing their opinion, what should be done to election riggers, kleptomaniac politicians, certificate forgers and drug pushers like Tinubu?

ch214:
You are talking without thinking, and your argument is baseless.
I will just give a clue and leave you to your confusion: you think the Nigeria constitution was modelled from other countries but UK and USA constitution permit homosexual and lesbian practices while Nigeria constitution outlaw homosexual and lesbian practices so then you can judge for yourself the authentication of Nigeria law from other countries law.

The politicians are powerless before the Nigeria people because if not for the Nigeria people who voted them into that positions they will be nothing without Nigerians.
The day Nigerians decide to take action though, there will be tears in the land because it is either those politicians are recall or they will be impeached or force to resign; power belongs to the Nigeria people.

Your dubious mindset

ch214:
I think you are still a kid who is still learning about Nigeria constitution: we are talking about Nigeria constitution and you are ignorantly mentioning UK and US; Nigeria constitution is different from UK and US constitution.

ch214:
No, it is you who do not understand what freedom of speech means. Political criticism and accusing exists.

ch214:
You lied, tinubu has no power to put anyone in kirikiri prison for speaking their minds because freedom of speech is allowed by the Nigeria law.
We practice democracy in Nigeria not autocracy.

Tinubu and his supporters should watch their utterances, if not Nigerians will use it against them.

yarimo:
It shall never be well with Peter obi

igwebuike01:
Another no-man's-land? Na so una declare Lagos and started crying when Igbos joined your bandwagon. When did having a stake mean the same as belonging? Igbos also have a stake in Ibadan, I heard they dominate a commercial district called Iwo road. If Ondo claim Ibadan nothing stops igbos too.
Abiriba people are the largest investors in Aba but never claims to be part of Aba ownership. They are all proud of their Abiriba town which they have turned to "small London". Na una people de make others declare your land no-man's-land

chnnmfl:
I read somewhere that during British Colonialism in Nigeria, the Brits prefers sleeping with Igbo and calabar women due to them being neater than others, that that's the reason why there are many fair skinned people among Igbos.

I wanted to believe it but then I remembered these Igbo surnames:

1. Okorocha: White skinned young man.

2. Nwokeocha: White skinned man.

3. Okocha: Fair complexioned male child.

These names predates colonialism in igboland. The names have been in existence before the coming of Britain.

These igbo men below have both igbo parents and grandparents. I delerately left out the women, I don't want to mistakely include bleached skins.

1. Anambra Music, Phyno

2. Imo State Actor, Mike Godson
3. Abia State House Of Rep Member, Alex Ikwechegh

What do think about it?

Helinuesmybaby:
Hahahahaha e pain am ooo 😂

KnowAll:
The climate is temperate, wheat would grow easily here. Not only Nigeria all African countries need wheat to make bread. We are talking of strengthening the Naira perhaps this is one way of doing something positively.

Why are all those SA and SS advising the FG government not thinking of such initiatives.

idahme:
Why did he deny? Is it how a government behaves? Lie on issues it is handling? What if he had told the truth what would have been the consequences?

Fujiyama:
^^^


There's something very wrong when the CBN governor's denial spooks the markets instead of calming them.