₦airaland Forum

anonimi:
What is your actionable plan to fix the rot in OUR system

DeLaRue:
People just don't understand how government borrowing works, and why borrowing is needed.

There is no country in the world that is not borrowing on a regular basis. Please name one country, if you know it. The countries that are not borrowing are probably unable to borrow because they have poor credit standing.

The USA, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Africa, Kenya etc are borrowing on a regular/monthly and in some cases, weekly basis.

For a developing country like Nigeria that has far more need for infrastructure that will underpin the economy 10, 20, or 30 years time, you need to borrow now, to undertake the infrastructure now.

Mr Dangote borrowed billions of dollars to build Dangote refineries. The fact that you have money in the bank does not mean you should not borrow, if you need to borrow to invest in projects that your own money is not enough to undertake. That explains why the richest people in the world are also big time borrowers. Norway has $1.7 trillion dollars in the bank, making it probably the richest country in the world, but it is still borrowing. Saudi Arabia is a heavy borrower despite having $1.2 trillion in the bank.

If you don't borrow to expand, you will be stagnant, and other people will leave you behind.

What is important is that you use borrowing for good projects, and you can afford to repay it. The good news is that Nigeria can afford to repay its loans.

And with government revenues rising exponentially, there is room for more borrowing provided it is used for beneficial projects, and the new tax law coming into effect next year will bump up government revenues to levels that Nigeria has never seen in its history.

Don't let opposition politicians deceive you with the cries of too much borrowing. If they get in, they too will borrow.

Paragonpric:
Omo Eru

BoldBrainz:

You must think you're funny.

nlfpmod:
https://twitter.com/ndlea_nigeria/status/1558131590928154625?t=P5dBT0-PUX0ux5iWhjVdTA&s=08

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This is therefore a call to creative minds who can best channel their ideas into a new pictorial respresentation (logo) that depicts the NDLEA's mission: 'To deploy all resources at our disposal for the total eradication of illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, by cutting off the supply of illicit drugs and bringing suppliers to book, reducing the demand for illicit drugs and other substances of abuse and tracing and recovering drug-related proceeds, through effective drug law enforcement' Interested participants should be aged 30 years and below, A winner and 2 runners up will be selected and cash prizes presented as award.

Submission and full details should be sent to the email address below
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streetsoldier1:
Do you understand English at all? Pls read again, this time slowly

streetsoldier1:
This is Ondo state and not east where Miracle centre is normal thing

Samantha123:
Oh! Thanks.. what language is it? If you don't mind me asking.

PetroDolla2020:
Really? You feel my pain? Okay, so tell me, how does it feel to live in a country a zoo where nothing works a shiithole where kidnapping is the biggest industry? where half the women are pr0stitutes where 20 million children are out of school and roaming the streets

how does it feel to live in a certified zoo where electricity is available for two hours each other, often none at all? how does it feel to live in a country zoo whose leader is still searching for his primary school certificate? how does it feel to live in a zoo where life expectancy is 40 years, where infant and maternal mortality is at record levels? How does it feel, to live in the poverty capital of the world?

You still feel my pain, right?

PetroDolla2020:
and how is Ghana winning or not winning medal an issue for you, a Nigerian? how is that going to reduce kidnappings in your country? how is that going to increase the lack of electricity in Nigeria? How is that going to affect the price of garri in the market? Do you know there are 15 to 20 million nigerian children currently out of school and roaming the streets in Nigeria? These are future bandits, armed robbers, kidnappers, pr0stitutes, scammers etc etc. You should be more concerned about these things than Ghana not winning or winning medal, huh? Fuckeduppedness nigerians are funny sha

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Axis313:
Muric is very very right,the subtle ways those bigots are used in forcing their Christianity on us when we are in the primary school,they always forced us Muslim students to do the useless clapping when they are doing praise worship or whatever on the assembly every morning,if you no clap na cane you go chop.But then,nobody complain.
Thank God today,majority of us have seen the light and see through their evil plot.
Those Muslim students should endure whatever they are going through in the hands of their Christian teachers and examiners,it's just a little time.
I am very sure if reverse is the case,we no go hear word again,all our so called national newspapers will be up in arms accusing Tinubu of trying to Islamize Lagos state and south west,but as the case is right now,we no go hear anything,they don turn deaf and dumb.

Diligent1:
Honestly the majority of Christians are not tolerant. I remembered while looking for jobs, immediately they see you are a Muslim, they will put your CV in one side.
In some places I worked, they refuse to call me by my muslim name.
Yet, when you are in your house,they will come and preach Christianity to you likewise in the bus, even early morning in my area around 5:30am they will be there preaching Christianity also at the bus stop they will still give you leaflet.
If Muslims try these, they will be shouting Muslims want to islamis Nigeria.
I can now see that Muslims are more tolerant compare to Christians.

oldienavie:
I am not a hugely technical person, I just happen to see lots of solar panels around me and wondering if shipping to Naija for sale would be worth it.
For example...
I am seeing a 100w solar panel for about 100k not sure if that is profitable, but these are Original Canadian made solar cells.

shrewdmuse:
WasteMan

shrewdmuse:
Oi fam, the speakers without the woofer is rated 40w, I upgraded to a 300w LG soundbar with a woofer, and this 40w is louder.

Don't always be so fast to be a waste man

olopan:
Good day Guys,

putting together a solar calculator that can get your audit done in minutes, basically targeted at home users who are enthusiast or pro user

but i need to populate these list i have get going to get things up to speed. ...... everyone is free to add or correct existing data.

Appliances Wattage

LED Bulbs 3W - 3
LED Bulbs 5W -5
LED Bulbs 9W -9
LED Bulbs 18W -18
LED Pop Light 6W -6
LED Pop Light 18W -18
LED Pop Light 26W -26
Ox Fan 16" -120
Ox Fan 18" -140
Ox Fan 20" -180
Ceiling Fan - 80
Standing Fan -70
DC Fan -30
Rechargeable DC Fan -45
LED TV 32" -55
LED TV 42" -70
LED TV 50" -85
LED TV 70" -130
Laptop -70
CFL Bulbs 9W -9
CFL Bulbs 18W -18
CFL Bulbs 26W -26
Decoder -18
freezer -180
Fridge -120
Phone charging -12
Regular 1 HP AC -870
Regular 1.5 HP AC -1380
Regular 2 HP AC -2100
Inverter 1HP AC -480
Inverter 1.5HP AC -700
1 HP PUMP MACHINE -900
1.5HP PUMP MACH. -1400
LED Bulbs 10W - 10
Standing Chiller -200
Microwave -1200
Signage light - 90
Signage light Large -180


Thank you

babaolofin:
Firstly, most of what you wrote here is scrap to me. You don't understand China as a Country and Chinese Cultural, Political and Economic system.

I think the problem is the South West with a very complex and unorganized people. I don't know how South West can be organized. The problem in South West is even complicated with religious and political dichotomies.

Gbajabiamila has to survive as the head of NLRC.

The VAT battle between FG and Rivers with Lagos on the sideline is also similar to the tussle between NLRC and Lagos State Lottery Board few years back before Mamora became National Lottery Board Chairman.

98% of the so called Betting companies are in Lagos. The good thing is that Gbajabiamila with knowledge of both State and National Lottery Boards should be able to handle matters effectively.

You are bringing the issue of China a Communist State to Nigeria. I don't blame you, it is the Yorubas that give your type the audacity to bring nonsense to the political space of Southern Nigeria.

You don't know much about China.

So, Nigeria government through DSS should be running MTN, Airtel & Globacom after Nitel (Mtel) failed? They should be running air lines, Shipping lines, Cement companies, banks etc. They should appoint board members to run them and loot the money as it was done under military. It is the Yorubas that give you the courage for all these suggestions.

OFFICIAL336:
China is not a communist state.

No country is.