₦airaland Forum

1Youngestuk:
APC done start the Rigging. Nah Night them them always rig the election.

don’t get yourself arrested

Don’t think you’re anonymous

Apc is leading

Ignore those fake results from fake websites

Evaress:
the guy just scammed me of 2k now

his picture is on the post

Kindly check please

Evaress:
Mother swear, this guy must not go scott free

log into your palmpay and message the customer care agent with evidence and proof they’ll refund your 2k back

Truths9ja:
More

apc is winning it

Atlantis585:
How is your life under APC?

you can confirm on my X account

Evaress:
maybe thats his palmoay

they might later delete this thread for exposing him

Nairaland is the headquarters to scammers

Evaress:
Nairaland admin please help fish this guy, he has been scamming lot of people on this platform

worst part is that he maybe one of nairaland mods

Stevoh4eva:
What adeleke has done in three and half years in Osun is better is far better than 12 years of Aregbesola and Oyetola combined. APC in Osun know that is why the rely on federal might and vote buying to win this election

just keep shut

Apc is leading

sultaan:
When you talk about changes our women are going through, is it for better or for worse.

Do Nigerian men deal with the rough season better than our women, or are we unable to bring them up as much to shine

you Dey mind those feminists

dollytino4real:
Is been a while i saw plenty of my NL friends here, is good to check on each other to know whether they are fine spiritually financially and physically because T-Pain don really happen to us, Check on ur friends n foe

did anyone on nairaland know you exist

Arcanefist:
This is hard to even type out, but my brother got arrested in California and the charges are serious, like life changing serious. His court appointed attorney barely returns calls and we have no clue how any of this works. What should we look for in a lawyer, and how do we find someone who can actually handle this kind of case?

scammer

Don’t fall for their tricks

fergie001:
The Osun Governorship election holds today, August 15 2026, and voting is expected to take place in the 30 Local Government Areas of the state.

Out of the total of 2,339,233 registered voters in the State, 1,906,390 PVCs, representing 81.50 per cent, have been collected. The remaining 432,843 PVCs, representing 18.50 per cent, have been safely deposited with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), in line with the Commission’s established practice.

15 Candidates will seek to occupy the Bola Ige House in Abeere for the next four years but the voters will only entrust one with their votes. There are however three frontrunners: The incumbent, Ademola Adeleke of the Accord Party, Najeem Salam of the ADC and Bola Oyebamiji of the APC.

All top three candidates hail from the Osun West Senatorial Zone

apc is winning it this time around

Aston villa is winning it

The strong financial performance recorded by many of the companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange in the first half of 2026 is attributable to several key economic reforms implemented by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Administration since mid-2023. One of these significant reforms was the unification of the foreign exchange market.
By establishing a single, market-determined exchange rate, the reform improved price discovery and enabled companies with substantial foreign currency exposure to more accurately reflect the value of their dollar-denominated revenues in their financial statements.
This has been particularly beneficial for export-oriented and foreign exchangeearning businesses such as Aradel Holdings and Seplat Energy, whose revenues are largely linked to international oil prices and settled in foreign currency.
The Tinubu administration’s commitment to strengthening investor confidence in the energy sector was further demonstrated through the timely approval of several landmark upstream transactions. Among the most notable approvals was the Renaissance Africa Energy consortium’s acquisition of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) assets, of which Aradel Holdings is a consortium member. Another was the approval of Seplat Energy’s acquisition of the assets of Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPNU).
These strategic approvals significantly expanded the reserve base, production capacity, and long-term growth prospects of both companies while removing regulatory uncertainty surrounding two of the largest transactions in Nigeria’s upstream oil and gas industry.
By facilitating the transfer of mature onshore assets to well-capitalised indigenous operators, the administration strengthened investor confidence, accelerated domestic participation in the petroleum sector, and positioned both Aradel and Seplat to capture higher production volumes, stronger revenues, and improved earnings before tax.
President Tinubu’s approval of Naira payment for crude, a policy that some other African countries have adopted, has also supported local refining capacity, such that Dangote Refinery has become a net exporter of PMS and Aviation fuel.
Manufacturing and industrial companies similarly benefited from improved access to foreign exchange and a more predictable currency market.
Firms such as Dangote Cement, BUA Cement, and HBM (formerly known as Lafarge Africa) have been able to plan production, procure imported inputs more efficiently, and allocate capital with greater certainty under a unified exchange rate framework. Improved foreign exchange availability has reduced operational bottlenecks, strengthened supply chain planning, and supported higher production volumes, contributing to stronger revenue growth and improved profitability.
Complementing the foreign exchange reforms was the removal of the petrol subsidy, which significantly strengthened the government’s fiscal position. The resulting improvement in public finances has increased fiscal capacity for infrastructure investment, enhanced revenue mobilisation, and reinforced broader macroeconomic stability. These developments have created a more supportive operating environment for large-scale businesses by improving investor confidence and strengthening expectations of long-term economic sustainability.
Tighter monetary management and ongoing financial sector reforms have contributed to a more stable macroeconomic environment. Greater exchange rate stability, moderating inflationary pressures and improving liquidity conditions have enhanced business confidence, allowing companies to make longer-term investment decisions with greater certainty.
Banking sector recapitalisation has strengthened the financial system’s capacity to support large-scale corporate financing. At the same time, ongoing tax reforms aimed at simplifying administration and broadening the revenue base have improved the overall business climate and reduced structural inefficiencies.
Taken together, these reforms have enhanced the operating environment for capital-intensive and export-oriented firms by improving market efficiency, strengthening macroeconomic stability, increasing investor confidence, and facilitating more efficient capital allocation. The resulting improvements in operational efficiency, financial transparency, and investment planning provide a clear economic explanation for the substantial increases in both revenue and earnings before tax recorded by many of the companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange.
TIGHTER MONETARY MANAGEMENT AND ONGOING . FINANCIAL SECTOR REFORMS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO A MORE STABLE MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
Rather than reflecting isolated firm-level developments, these results illustrate how comprehensive structural reforms can translate into measurable improvements in corporate financial performance through stronger market fundamentals and a more predictable business environment.
•Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy)

saintbillion:
Same way well Nigerians should tell the President

so that your so called messiah can become president

Sparklewy:
God forbid

Tinubu must go back to Iragbiji come 2027.

peter obi will be at onitsha by that time

We’re winning this Saturday without rigging

Adeleke is a goner

We send our spy to NDC


You’ll see what’ll happen nexf

pdppower:
I believe telling lies is one of the qualifications to be a member of the APC. Tinubu eats once daily.

How many metres is the office to the lodge that he has to drive there?

are you living with him

Until you get yourself arrested

prinsam30:
I'm in the stadium watching it

let meet now and snap pics together and post it here

Zonefree:
Two unserious humans mistakenly created by God.

are you not part of them o

Hemanwel:
Omor..how did Cameroon score the Falcons nah??

bad defend

Watching it live here

robosky02:
37′ – Uchenna Kanu replaces Rinsola Babajide

35′ – Still 1-0 to Cameroon.

28′ – The goalkeeper punches Jennifer Echegini’s goal-bound shot

we’re winning this

Dreambeat:
The only thing Alozie has is energy but she has no ball sense

why don’t you enter field

Pythagon:
Some accounts here and comments are made by bots. And they all have an agenda.

If you are used to chatgpt you will be able to detect them by their comments..

Take note

kindly tag them please

I’ll message seun on X to flush them out

nairalanda1:
The problem is all Nigerians, including tinubu and the obi and atiku and the large mass of the common nigerians do not want to hear the truth about what is needed to develop their country.

Truth in this case is what makes one feel very good about themselves. But the actual truth about what we need to change the country is something Nigerians do not want to hear or see

Despite China, South Korea, Japan even Germany showing us the way.

Make we continue to decieve ourselves.

APC still needs to be voted out. They are crap.

will other politician save you and your family if apc is voted out

Bitter people’s on nairaland

List the achievements adeleke do in osun state

I’m waiting for your response

Same apc didn’t rig anambra and abia state election