₦airaland Forum

kernel501:
They are the same people that voted Kashanu, the most wanted Drug lord by US as a Senator , to represent them.
They voted Femi as a Senator after scaling the fence in the national assembly.

Ioannes:
Well Nigerians deserve this show of shame and the attendant hunger in the land.

When the former aviation minister was accused of corruption and shielded by Jonathan, idiots didn't remember that we should protest o. Instead they were carrying placard in SUPPORT of their crooked "sister".

Now they are hungry.

Till tomorrow they'll praise Jonathan, yet the man looted their commowealth visiting upon them pains of hunger and suffering, no one remembered to protest o. It is Well.

EzeRedd:
Any great lion or lioness would remember zik's flat. That place should also be renovated. It's in a bad state. i still remember the series of trysts i had there though.

chocolateme:
Nice one oga..
See how deteriorated Zik's former residence looks.. na wao.

I lived opposite his residence at Onuiyi during my university days.

SurePresident:
Shraki, Ekwerenmadu, etal...We the entire Southerners: Igbos, Yorubas, Edos, Benue... seems to be the most gullible and foolish region. Igbos are celiberating the gang up against Tinubu. The everly inconsiderate
devilish north has perfected the game of playing us
against one another. Igbos claim to be wise,
Yorubas claim to be sophisticated, but alas they
are both egoistically senseless and perpetually
foolish going for each others jugular at the slightest
nudging of the north. The day they both put aside
stupid tribalism and self-destructive ethnicity to
unite to fight the satanic north, that same day the self-styled "born to rule" muhammadans shall become slaves they were born to be; as they are originally
almajeris.

ChessEnthusiast:
We're looking for animals with horn, a snail too is showing up.. incur the wrath of binis and edo you say. Don't make me laugh bro. You're too inconsequential in the realm of things.

id911:
Thank you! Case close

uyiekpen26:
Ehya. Simply cos we refused to vote criminals to govern us? You can wail from now till tomorrow, it doesn't change anything. Stop referring to me as bro cos I have nothing in common with you. What business does a bald man have with a comb? Face your red mud region where criminality thrives and cont to cry of marginalization.

cbrass:
My brother let's be honest here, there was a forgery, even the police did their investigation

HtwoOw:
Mr Muwmuw


Fresh charges will be filed it says that in the last paragraph, sorry your happiness was cut short


Take heart

Sarrki, midolian, gbawe,

The Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, has accused western powers of being a stumbling block to Nigeria’s plan to improve power output through the use of coal. Adeosun said this on Wednesday in Washington during a discussion on the importance of addressing infrastructure gaps in developing countries at the World Bank, International Monetary Fund General Meetings.

She said that improving power supply was the corner stone of the current administration’s goal towards economic development, yet finding it difficult to get support from western community. “We want to build a coal power plant because we are a country blessed with coal, yet we have power problem. So it doesn’t take a genius to workout that it will make sense to build a coal power plant.

“However, we are being blocked from doing so, because it is not green. This is not fair because they have an entire western industralisation that was built on coal fired energy. “This is the competitive advantage that was used to develop Europe, yet now that Nigeria wants to do it, they say it’s not green, so we cannot.

“They suggest that we use solar and wind, which is the more expensive. So yes, Africa must invest in its infrastructure, but we must also make sure that the playing field is level,” she said. Adeosun said that in spite of the need for foreign borrowing to finance the country’s infrastructure gap, the strategy was to get the cheapest money.

She said Nigeria’s debt to GDP remained very low but that the cost of servicing those loans was high. “Right now, we are being very conservative about our debt and we are trying to get the cheapest money possible from multilateral agencies.

We are working very hard to make sure that we get multilateral funds first before we go to the euro bond market, which is a little bit more expensive,” she said. She added that the country’s strategy was to get public private investments because even if Nigeria dedicated five years’ full budget to bridging infrastructure gap, it would still be insufficient.

Meanwhile, a report released by the IMF showed that global debt was currently at a record high of 152 trillion dollars. The Director, Fiscal Affairs Department, IMF, Mr Vitor Gaspar at a news conference, said the debt was 225 per cent of World Gross Domestic Product. The report showed that 100 trillion dollars was debt of the private sector, while the remaining was public debt.

To address the growing problem, the report suggested targeted fiscal interventions in form of government sponsored programmes to help restructure private debt. “Fiscal policy cannot do it alone – a comprehensive action using all three policy prongs, that is monetary, fiscal and structural policy.”