₦airaland Forum

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The way people hype the NYSC, you would think nobody has done it before

For 33k, I go do video, dey eulogize NYSC?



Definitely, not me.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Na the guy wey pose for Blue rail make me laugh pass

You are being paid 33k a month to waste your time, and you're praising the system

A bus conductor makes that in a week, Bro [/color]

Amigoss:
Those who call Nigerians who don't know or fight for their rights COWARDS and say they deserve their leaders can see the push backs from these guys for just ordinary social media rantings.....Even senior men wey fit collect 3 decades from the girl turn detectives on her matter

ouzo1:
Blueray make God bless u.... Suddenly na the girl lifestyle be some people problem o....I rather be shot a thousand times in the testicles than reason like some of u guys...tufiakwa.

liveLongNprospa:
Bad governance can be costly.
Especially when you specifically defend it till it turns around to cost you something dear to you.

RIP to the dead

iamoyindamola:
https://x.com/ThaCapableAY/status/1901014236425568732?t=Qgi16KLew0PKSKK4AxeIEw&s=19[/quote]All of these people setting camera and ring light to do video on this matter are just chasing clout including this guy in this video .

The most important thing in all of these ; they have chosen not to speak about it. The question they should all be asking is : WHAT HAPPENED BETWEEN ASAKE AND HIS FATHER ?

The guy in this video for example , after talking down on Asake’s mother divorcing the father , praising the father for raising him as a single parent and all…… He admitted Asake bought a Lexus RX SUV for his father shortly after mohbad died and he also attested to the fact that He rented a befitting apartment for the father .

Methinks the logical question anybody should ask is what happened ? How does a son go from buying a car and fixing a house for his father to not picking his calls anymore ? Did they have a fallout none of these people setting ring light don’t know about ?

Are they even sure everything is fine with the boy’s mental health ? I’m saying this because away from the whole father and mother had divorce thingy which is old story , the guy identified with his father up till recently . So what changed ?

All this pull-him-down videos the family and friends are doing now will not favor him nor the family members o. Las las people will cancel him , he will lose his mojo and may go broke . When that happens , the family won’t still be better off for it.

The best is for the elders in their family to find a way to reach out to him through his friends and associates . They should find out what is wrong with him and try to reconcile him with his father

iamoyindamola:
Na serious ifase he give the guy
I also agree he should be arrested

iamoyindamola:
I love equal right and punishment
What do you think should be the verdict for this lecturer


https://www.nairaland.com/8369666/federal-polytechnic-nekede-suspends-lecturer

chrisooblog:
Lived some of our 'best lives'

Electricity was constant 24/7.

Healthcare world class and affordable.

Public education affordable and top quality no ASUU strike.

Security nko? no police brutality. no insurgencies or religious riots.

No poverty or hunger in the land in 2006.

People weren't japaing again.

2006 was eldorado

Ibime:
No be small thing. That's why Nigerians insist Nigeria is a rich country being looted dry despite sharing only $35bln budget amongst 200m people.. That's $175 per head

iamoyindamola:
Blueraydick, like you rightly guessed
Emilokan intervene in that obasa issue

https://www.nairaland.com/8368562/see-sanwo-olus-hand-obasas-impeachment

GloriousGbola:
look at mobad's father and how the man is acting . you think the man would have behaved any differently when mobad was alive?

Ibime:
Asake dey take him lyrics to the extreme

"Carry your own, I no get stamina"

https://www.nairaland.com/8368531/fatai-odunsi-asakes-father-cries

GloriousGbola:
question - did you fix your phone at a Samsung center proper?

my phone had the same issue

apple as a company is notorious for making repairs impossible by third parties. this drives up repair costs for end users and in third world countrues, makes some devices unusable if they are damaged

the flip side of this is that there is no follow come used to fix the lastest apple devices

the issue with your Samsung screen may be that it was not repaired using an oem , original screen but a third party, follow come screen

it is why i am often paranoid about repairing items here. because you dont know how many corners the people dong the repair are cutting - and you as an end user will blame it on Samsung rather than the repairer

just sayin'

it is my current phone that developed the green line, and that phone was not bought brand new. so for all i know, it had already been repaired with a follow come screen



if you have a late model iphone and it gets damaged, na then you go hear wen. apple has designed their current line of products so that spare parts have to be registered on the device, or they will not work. i am not sure the local expertise is available to fix them

swiz123:
Omo! Thanks jare 🙏. Na thunder go fire Samsung. I just pity people still using it because that sweetness will one day turn to sorrow.

Another thing, hope say iphones no dey hot because at least, samsung tried in that aspect.

swiz123:
So no one can sue samsung for this green line isssues!!? They intentionally update security patches and damage the screen which cost almost the same as the phone.

Done this rubbish twice to me now and I have finally decided to port to iphone. Hope say iphone no dey get screen issues?

raumdeuter:
E get wetin dey get different people going, Some pay N1m to enter club where they wont sit down, blasting loud music and smoke into their lungs, Some pay that N1m to watch an opera, some even dey give okpor N1m for 1 night

For you, any of those actions doesnt make sense

The girl for example don so believe in heavenly race and can sacrifice her "earthly possessions or heavenly home". Many of us sef get wetin be dey mugu for

iamoyindamola:
Some actually have those medical conditions but they don't even pray to be healed because they are comfortable with begging
There's one old man and his wife along luth, they are either at the airport road to luth, or opebi/toyin street same begging tactics

KingTom:
True, but these days the format wey people dey bring ehn! I've been hussled by a boy who claimed he was blind, I was sympathetic to his claim and parted with money. I was surprised to see him in the afternoon checking his Bet9ja tickets.

KingTom:
Reminds me of when my brother saw me giving 500 naira to an able-bodied beggar, e say I be fake Ijebu

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The person who came up with the idea to divide us into 36 states did us a great disservice

So, Real Ijaw and Fake Ijaw dey[/color]

Nigeria’s economic downturn has led to the closure of approximately 7.2 million businesses between 2023 and 2024 under the President Bola Tinubu-led government, exacerbating concerns about the country’s financial stability.

During this period, Nigeria recorded an estimated N94 trillion loss due to multinational divestments and business closures, according to Dr. Segun Omisakin, Chief Economist and Director of Research at the Nigerian Economic Research Group (NESG).

He made this revelation during the launch of the 2025 Private Sector Outlook report.

Omisakin highlighted that unfavourable economic conditions led to the shutdown of about 30% of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria.

Given that the country has an estimated 24 million MSMEs, this means around 7.2 million businesses have ceased operations within the past year.

“Between 2023 and 2024, multinational divestments and business closures led to an estimated N94 trillion economic loss. Additionally, 30% of Nigeria’s 24 million MSMEs shut down during this period, underscoring the country’s economic vulnerability,” he stated.

The alarming rate of business closures comes amid rising inflation, high operational costs, and increasing economic uncertainty.

Entrepreneurs and business owners in Nigeria have faced escalating fuel prices, transportation costs, and an overall inflation crisis, making it difficult for many enterprises to stay afloat.

As the cost of doing business continues to rise, stakeholders have called on the government to implement urgent policy interventions to stabilize the economy and support struggling businesses.

The NESG report further emphasised the need for improved economic policies, investment incentives, and infrastructure development to revive the private sector and restore investor confidence.

Nigeria’s business landscape remains fragile, and without strategic reforms, the trend of business closures and capital flight may persist, further deepening the country’s economic challenges.

Greatswimmer:
This is not about Islam rather the attitude of the people.
The government just legalize what the people want, normally in my unoversity, there are people that stop coming to school immediately Ramadan start.

The school used to reduce working time during Ramadan, the school close by 4pm instead of 6pm

Most importantly,this is almost 2-3 years that they have started giving break during Ramadan.

iamoyindamola:
But he's somewhat right, I will love the guy to be deported asap sef because of the stupid act in another person country
But there's a standing court order suspending the deportation, the same thing we criticize our government here not obeying court order is what trump government is trying to do

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Do you have comprehension problem?


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Whatever the Khalil guy is should be left for the judiciary to determine. I only responded that the case is not a Democrat 🆚 Republican banter. That rule of law must be followed

A federal judge suspended his deportation. The government must obey court order. Do you need more explanation❓

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
This is not about Democrat 🆚 Republican banter. The United States is not a lawless society. There's a legal court order from a Federal judge suspending Khalil deportation.
This is not Nigeria, where law enforcement agents disobey court order.



https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/10/us/trump-rubio-khalil-columbia-student-protests.html

Theflint1:
Brilliant submission by this X user on the Natasha-Akpabio situation... Disstroy, my point here, leave your Battle of Sexes agenda and get the point.

Law.🥂 pic.twitter.com/qyyD42ubTS

— SC, Chanchaga.™️ (@Ibnwalee) March 9, 2025

BlueRayDick, the guy has several analyzing the Jackson murder trial, quite a lot and very insightful

https://x.com/Ibnwalee/status/1899244983774806255?t=ulcNa22Ct5WRGCSuWowx0A&s=19[/quote]I don’t see much analysis in the link u posted