₦airaland Forum

TimeManager:
So, they won't require assistance from local police for enforcement?. You think they would just come in kicking down people's doors and arresting them?.


-Kiss the truth!

He wont understand
Ice cant be effective without state police backing

Nissan Murano,honda of 2015 below

Infoguy666:
https://news360ng.com/speed-darlington-regains-freedom-after-two-months-in-detention/

Trump i can manage bt akpi i cannot .Please go ahead n defame again if u get mind

1Sharon:
A Nigerian socialite, Chief Dokun Olumofin, has proposed a $500 tourism tax for Nigerians in the diaspora returning home during the festive “Detty December” period.

Tribune Online reports that Lagos hotels raked in a staggering N54 billion in December 2024, according to a report by advisory firm MO Africa Company Limited.

Suggesting how the government can take advantage of the period to generate revenue, Olumofin, in a formal letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, outlined how the initiative could significantly benefit the nation’s finances.

In the proposal, Olumofin stated that imposing the tax on returning diasporans between November 25 and January 5 could raise as much as $125 million, or approximately N240 billion.

This revenue, according to him, could be channelled into positioning Nigeria as a global destination for festive celebrations.

The letter partly reads, “This letter outlines a significant opportunity for Nigeria to generate considerable revenue-potentially up to $125 million (240 billion Naira approx.)-based on an estimated contribution of $500 from 250,000 projected returnees.


“This revenue could be allocated towards developing tourism, positioning Nigeria as a premier global destination for festive celebrations.”


https://www.google.com/amp/s/tribuneonlineng.com/detty-december-impose-tax-of-500-each-on-returning-diasporans-socialite-tells-tinubu/

Nlfpmod oam4j seun

Jst open ur mouth n say rubbish....mumu man.Tax for returning wetin.how do u even identify them

Bookhub:
If you meet 10 rich Yoruba men its likely 7 will marry igbo women, infact it's the dream of most Yoruba men to marry igbo women but the major challenge they have is the cost so it's left for the rich or financially capable.

Yoruba men love to marry igbo women for just one reason and that reason is loyalty,igbo women are not perfect and yes igbo women love money but once they see a man capable of taking care of them they stay loyal and supportive ,don't get me wrong I am not saying all igbo women are loyal but let's tell our selves the truth between a married igbo lady and married Yoruba lady which is easier to get into their pants you guess Is as good as mine, so when you see Yoruba men simping for igbo women there is a logical reason foe it and it's an acceptable simping.

Wat u said is very true.Igbo women are very loyal in marriage.Ronu ones on d other hand are seriously westernized n can cheat without looking back

Kemi is ipob....case closed.

And naija foolishly joined brics as ordinary floor member.Wen sanctions start hitting us hard we go understand d foolishness.Do u know how mch of bill gates foundation money dey naija?Trump go jst sanction anyone that donates money to naija under any guise.

richeeyo:
The few that got government post, the money they stole has not been recovered

Stealing has nothing to do wit tribe....we are thieves in this country.pure truth

AbuTwins:
It is not agbado economica, anything is possible!

In 1991, Argentina's inflation rate plummeted from an astonishing 1,200% to about 20%. This remarkable drop of approximately 1,180 percentage points is one of the largest recorded decreases in inflation history.

My broda try dey reason proper.Inflation is over 34% n u expect 15% decline without naira to dollar going down below 1000?
We area dollar dependent economy.We export almost nothing apart frm crude n import everything.our currency has been floated so theres no chance ever for 15% inflation drop

Everytime forecast....fckin dreamers

philme87:
Watch video below;

https://youtube.com/shorts/Y3vKzg07lcU?feature=share

I don't bliev u....u will do anything for pity.

Paid urchins doing their job as usual

SalamRushdie:
Are they the ones that told you to have shitty currency? Expatriate always negotiate their salaries in stable currencies to avoid losses to devaluation caused by poor govt policies

U are very right.u cannot pay expatriate in naira.How will they change to their home currency ?

richeeyo:
A tribe picking battle with everyone, yet depends on every one to do business while everyone doesn't depend on them

U deny dem government appointment n access to national cake yet those people thrive on their own.

Wolexyoshi:
Calling the Tinubu's government worst in the history of Nigeria, yet una want make the same government led by Tinubu to release una son.

Make una continue!

He meant buhari

budaatum:
This would be stupid business practice if true. Most companies would own their input source if just to control their inputs and earn more profit.

But do some research and come back to inform us that all major crude oil extracting companies (Shell, Agip, BP, Chevron etc) don't have their own refineries.

Bros there are thousands of refineries around d world,70% of refineries don't own oil wells.This is my field of specialization.The only requirement for owing a refinery is source of crude must be close.The companies u mentioned are NOCs including saudi aramco.Dangote refinery is a private enterprise.Shell is dutch,BP is uk etc....their govts hav alot of interest in this companies as no government or economy can go far without securing a stable source of power(fuel) to drive innovation

emperordelis:
Scripted show….Anything for traffic and views..Omo celebrity life no easy,dem no mind leak nudes just to be in the news

Dem get strong mind...jst for views

budaatum:
I always wondered why Dangote would build a refinery without owning an oil field, and here it is. Don't know if just me, but it seems to have been kept very quiet.

Those who own refinery around d world dont own oil fields.Normally, refineries are built close to source of crude supply be it via ships or pipeline

I agree.... ride on tpain

Edygrin:
The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has tasked men and officers of the Nigerian Armed Forces to ensure that innocent citizens are protected and not to be killed or harmed under any guise.


https://www.channelstv.com/2025/01/17/our-duty-is-to-protect-nigerians-cds-warns-officers-against-killing-innocent-people/

CDs qey sabi

zombieHUNTER:
No club aside Saudi can match his city wage.. so

True talk

franchasofficia:
Ndume is making a honest point.


If you pegged oil derivative at 13% why do VAT 30%?


VAT and oil derivation should be at par or make it 13% and 15% VAT.



If States that generate more VAT wants to enjoy 30% more of the VAT they generated, then there is nothing bad for states that generate crude oil and other mineral resources to also enjoy 30% of the revenue generated in their states via crude oil and other mineral resources exploration.



That's what Ndume is saying and he is right

He is not right.D oil comes frm this states bt are d states involved in d drilling n funding of exploration?big no.bt wen it comes to VAT ,d states creating a conveniet business environment will propel much more business transactions hence VAT.
Oil derivatives n VAT is not same in anyway

zero8zero:
Ali Ndume is an enemy of progress, having failed to get the bills withdrawn, he is proposing a further reduction in the VAT derivation.
The current derivation is 20%, the President proposes 60%, the Governors are proposing 30% , Ali Ndume is proposing 10% -13%.
When a state generates income and receives 60% of it , what's wrong in that? but Governors are saying any state that generates income should collect only 30% while they share the remaining among themselves, even more sad is the illiterate Ali Ndume suggesting a mere 10% as derivation while they sit their lazy ass to share the rest. We are patiently waiting for the public hearing and what the Senate will finally pass into law.

He is lazy.13% is nothing.Let d states reap bountifully frm their contributions.it has to be above 50% to be called reaping

Topman7:
https://www.thecable.ng/brazil-announces-nigerias-admission-as-brics-partner-country/

If naija joins brics thats abig mistake....we dont need to be part of d useless toothless aliance that doesn't include europe

Bobloco:
Come 2027, a flat-head will be the governor of Lagos State, and his Igbo wife will be the first lady of Lagos State.

This one sweet pass

Am not a tpain supporter bt i must confess after passing the road a week ago that they doing well on that road.Past government has always allowed JB delay n play around wit d contract.

zombieHUNTER:
No one knows tomorrow

secure your future first

he's on a bumper wage

True sha bt it means he has accepted that this is his peak

helinues:
Yes but at a ridiculous amount. City knew what they are doing

The clause alone must be huge

Jst like osimhen clause.Well he knows better ,who are we to judge.If na me sha i wont sign to be grandpa at a club

Olaolar:
Mine: just noticed the two oranges are getting bigger somehow..

Stretch marks on her upper thigh.the type i like

yarimo:
This is very commendable from Lagos state government, please the state government should make sure all night buses coming to Lagos state are all empty completely. E get why

They will never be empty except we hav trains traveling interstate.This was wat i expected tinubu to do instead of lagos calabar road.It should hav been rail infrastructure to decongest d roads.

cathodekazim:
I won't be surprised if some set of people still condemn this action by saying it was a show of eye servicing, blaming Tinubu and bla bla bla

This is not eye service....d man knows wat he is saying.He was giving a friendly advice