₦airaland Forum

Judolisco:
U might not own.. But u guys benefit from people who do....it's a matter of time... Fowl yansh go soon open

And when fowl yansh open, what will happen next?
NOTHING !

BlindAngel:
That's the church she was attending before we got married, so I don't want to stop her in order for it not to seems like I'm wicked and for her not to call me names.

Yesterday she reminded me that after our marriage my family forced her to do thanks giving at our church. She has been saying this for long, but stopped, until yesterday.

I told her that doing thanks giving at our church is now a bad thing or something that's forceful?

She cried a lot yesterday because of our argument of this naming.

Same tears she used in forcing me into getting married to her when I wasn't in anyway ready.

This is a problem that should have been avoided b4 d start of marriage.. u should.have both agreed on which church u both will attend together... ordinarily, the practice is the wife leaves her church for the husband's church.. but of course they both can agree to her church or another church. But it is very BAD to be attending different churches from the outset.. which church will the children be going to? U need to find a way to resolve that ASAP

Realdeals:
CBN is not defending, but only intervening by selling at the prevailing market price. They are meant to be intervening in the market because they are the custodian of the FX earned by the government.

U get d gist... 90% if our fx earnings is from oil jointly earned by oil coys and FG(NNPC).. the oil coys exchange only a little part of that to naira for local salaries & local naira expenses... The FG is still d biggest earner of fx.. That the FG doesn't now have fx to supply the market shows u there is a very big problem

hotwax:
You are not in synch with reality.

Most cassava, palm products, tomatoes are bought by tomato paste factories.

Ask someone who is into agriculture…not 1 plot of land agriculture.

Tomato paste factories abroad or what?
The same oil palm that we import 60% of local demand?
See be real... we import too much of food items that we can easily grow and now we are adding maize to that... that is embarrassing apart from adding to unemployment and $ demand..

hotwax:
Even an Agric power like China and USA are importing foods. They also export. There is no harm in importing foods so far you can export your own.

Nigerian farmers are producing but exporting it, so citizens are left stranded.

Which one are u exporting, joker

BeeBeeOoh:
https://www.thecable.ng/presidency-suspension-of-taxes-on-importation-of-food-commodities-not-yet-official/amp/

Shouldn't govt officials be ashamed that we have gotten to this point of removing taxes on imported maize BECAUSE WE CANT GO TO OUR OWN FARMS?

donestk:
What about the high cost of every other thing?

Important to dimension things properly
Everything imported are affected by the dollar rate which has increased 100% in the last one yr.
Local food items if u notice are HYPERinflating and that's because there is scarcity induced by insecurity.

And yes, diesel, petrol costs and living costs also add to the prices of everything- local esp and imported..But the 2 reasons above are far more significant !

donestk:
1. Reduce electricity tariff.
2. Reduce fuel pump price

If these can be implemented now, things will improve in the next 3 to 6 months.

Labour should direct their industrial action to this strategy rather than minimum wage which will be gulped by energy bills.

not entirely.. the primary cause of food hyper inflation is scarcity as a result of fulani herdsmen sacking farmers from the farms

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Honestly this is becoming embarrassing for southerners... hw can u have a yoruba c-in-c, yoruba army chief, yoruba IG and all of these is still happening ? When exactly will the menace of fulani attacks be dealt with ? Is it when we have another fulani president ?

seunmsg:
This guy is sick. He’s beyond redemption. Something is surely wrong somewhere.

And nah ur namesake o..

What is d just ground for academics to become SANs?
Is a senior advocate not supposed to be someone with very extensive & successful litigation experience ?

Best solution is to buy another from a very much trusted source... repairing gear is 95% of the time a waste of money. Better to save up for the gear

Solsix:
Opay valuation is close to $3b. No bank in Nigeria comes close

I'm not saying it is not.. but the valuations are in 2 different contexts...
Opay valuation is what dome foreign persons are willing to pay for Opay..
The banks valuation is what investors in the NSE are willing to pay for the banks
If u do a financial valuation based on financial analysis skills, u will discover the opay valuation is so much over the board

mrvitalis:
You assumed crude oil was 89 dollars fine
89-27 = 62 dollars per barrel profit

Nigerians owns 55% or that profit... So Nigeria entitled profit = 0.55x62 =34.1 dollars

Nigerian produce 1.3 million barrels per day

So Nigerians earning yearly should be

1,300,000 x365x34. 1 =16.18 billion dollars

We also get to tax the oil companies profit... Say that brings 2 billion dollars

Yearly oil revenue is 18 billion dollars max

This is why I always say oil industry is nothing

It is not nothing though.. it is like everything we have.
However, truly Nigeria in revenue terms is too poor compared to the population size... Even Angola, Algeria are richer (oil$ revenue/person).. For other context saudi arabia produces ×10 the oil we produce with much lower cost and a fifth of our population.


A serious govt ought to aggressively work on increasing export revenues (oil, mining or agric) and also encourage production activities leading to import substitution

Based on profitability, the company is currently not worth more than $100M
Increased profitability cannot be ×20 in the next 2 years

Hw will d govs ensure food production if there is no security of lives from fulani herdsmen?
If insecurity and kidnapping caused by fulani herdsmen is not dealt with under southern heads of security agencies and C-in-C, is it when u have a fulani president again that u expect they will be dealt with?

omoredia:
Biden is America's Tinubu.

The difference is that America has established, working systems that run well regardless of the president but in Nigeria, the entire country is currently a wreck and we can't afford any slow motion.

Obainoman6:
it's normal thing na, normally the poor should obtain from the rich in order to get rich.
life is all about kill, steal and dominate.
There's nothing wrong in what that driver did period!
how much are they paying him and is it enough?
Nigerian employers like to abuse and exploit their workers too

This totally foolish! Pray for wisdom

Akindoubleyou:
Sold sold sold sold

Nah lie, u rob person

Teenwolf:
God punish you, poor rat

But he is correct.. u are already poor, u this boy.

zed7:
Shut up. I don't know you people and don't want to. You people shouldn't quote me again.

Y so angry at life despite enjoying croissant & coffee on holidays ? What should d poorer Nigerian who can't eat 3 sqr meals now do?

zed7:
Who is ths morôn? You think it's everyone that's a degenerate? Asking about beans? Wetin be beans?

Y so angry at Tensa? He just wanted to make a cruel point... and u went all ballistic

nuele:
I see some children behaving stubbornly, to this I am sure the parent regularly fails to correct them effectively. So your take is that for the 1 or 2 years old (like children) the can inhibit them repetiting the very act that led to such event since that is the only language they understand. I get that.

Now what about the ones that understand well other correction languages e.g., 8-13 years old?

It is important to start discipline early as like I said helps build self control and to take u (and other elders) as an authority. The absence of that can cause problem later on at 12yo when flogging may not be so painful to the child and he hasn't learnt self control and is not used to obeying authority.(This is very important, Mothers esp need to take note)
Rebellion is easier at that age upwards if there is no self control built and the child doesn't see you as an authority.. at that point it is prayers.. then perhaps the child should face some serious consequence of his actions and then that can be used to instruct him
Overall, even from baby stage, prayers and Godly instruction should not be toyed with esp in this age & time.

Tell me, hw else do u correct a 1 or 2 yo?
By talking sense to him? Or begging him? Or grounding him?
Flogging is so painful to a little child and so the child immediately controls himself to prevent a repeat of the flogging. And so it has the triple benefits of
1. Correcting the child at that point
2. Helping the child build self control early
3. Helping the child to take you as an authority to be listened to

U beat to correct not to injure or to kill... beating doesn't and should not be injurious to the child's body. If u are too angry to beat a child controllably, then don't beat the child at that point.

nuele:
Corporal punishment refers to punishment meted to bearer in form of flogging or canning. I will extend this to include inserting/rubbing pepper in genitals, ears or eyes and the likes...

However, let's focus on the canning part, and at home compared to school.

Does this sort of punishment achieve its supposed aim of correcting the child and forestalling future reoccurrence of offences?

40,000--- more than 100 per day

STEWpid:
Chai..





What is the number of people that die in the US yearly due to gun violence?


This is individual terrorism!

Brendaniel:
I think the major issue here is more about the candidate LP presents... Igbos are leaving party system of governance to candidate based, I think it is the only region currrently In Nigeria with 3 diftetnt parties governing only 5 states, we are doing away with party system to candidate based...

U r just a self exciting clown...
When mimiko was gov of Ondo state under LP, there were 3 parties in the SW...When buhari created CPC, there were 3 parties(cpc, anpp, pdp)governing in the
North. Even right now in NW, u have 3 parties governing.

senatordave1:
It has

It doesn't... it is the STATE high court that has such jurisdiction

The FEDERAL high Court has no jurisdiction on chieftaincy matters...