₦airaland Forum

Lomprico2:
He no get speed

Nicepoker:
Exporting raw materials will take you nowhere. You export cocoa and import beverages Man you are way behind. We have to start production. We buy and sell and resale a lot.

Artscollection:
I feel so pained knowing that people could stoop so low just to earn peanuts.

Artscollection:
Who let these stinking brain dead dogs out to come and disturb us with their gibberish.

Your lord n saviour is in France wasting our scarce
Resources during what we dont know and your stupid ass is here typing rubbish and defending stupidity

HateBigots:
While their colleague in Nigeria are busy punishing a pastor for wearing Camo .

Kenochi:
This government must as a matter of urgency and necessity sell off at least two of those scarp metals called Refineries
I read somewhere in a thread, a few days ago,about how the NNPCL was paying close to 2 trillion for salaries and certain overhead and I kept wondering if the people that work in this Refineries still collect salary
What about the NNPCL Depots located in Ejigbo,Lagos State; Warri in Delta State,Emene in Enugu State and in different locations across Nigeria,those places have been idle for close to twenty years and the people working there will claim they are staff of NNPCL
When Mr Oloyede said most people in Nigeria are employed and unproductive,I sincerely believe the NNPCL contains a great deal of them
As for Port Harcourt Refinery,I have always been skeptical of the whole thing,I pray it works though because right now the country needs products and byproducts to boost the economy

EKONGKING:
Another elephant in the room is Insecurity ,why would any foreigner invest in a country where half of the country is under control of terrorists.

Nigeria is on a path to disintegration or worse a failed country like Congo .

Its high time we stop our delusion that we are a rich country or Nigeria is a giant .

years of mismanagement from independence has contributed to the rot .

Nigerian citizens are equally to blame like politicians, producing kids like their is no tomorrow and leaving them with no education (in North ) and making them to be religious terrorist or bandits ,while south produces half baked graduates who become yahoo boys or cultists in Nigeria or become a lower paid employee in Oyinbo land .

If you think only politicians are responsible ,check out the richest ethnic groups in USA and UK .

Indians, Chinese ,South Koreans dominate the top 10 ,If Nigerians are held back by corrupt politicians in their native country ,what is stopping them to achieve greater heights in western countries .

You bet they dont , An average Nigerian in diaspora prefers to do prayers or produce kids like hell to achieve success ,instead of learning newer technologies in their respective jobs ,to advance themselves .

matify83:
Interesting time ahead .

Our economy is overheating like the Fukushima nuclear reactor following the 2011 Japan earthquake.

The Financial regulator - CBN in several botched attempts at cooling down the economy has continued to blame every market player in the FX market but itself.

Firstly, they said Aboki FX was the major culprit for the abysmal performance of the naira, then they went heavy handed on BDCs. When those didn't save the plummeting naira, they blamed us for hedging against the naira by buying dollars to save under our beds.
They have banned and unbanned some 43 items they are confused if they are actually draining our dollar reserves.
Today, they have descended on our deposit money banks warning them to reduce their FX liquidity to only 5 Billion and sell off the rest to them.

The other day, they were paying off huge FX backlogs up to the tune of 2.5 billion dollars so far, yet the nation thirsts for "Benjamins" to carry on its basic functions. Show me a MAN who spends all his remuneration paying "Gbese" and leaving the house to suffer want, and I will show you a FOOL.

I see an institution (CBN) clutching on straws as it drowns in the river of gross incompetence.

We labeled some NLanders pessimists when they predicted that the naira will hit 1500 to the dollars. It didn't take 3 months for it to come true.

I humble suggests that Ms. Hadiza Bala (Asiwaju's class monitor) pencils the finance minister and Cardoso as the first to be shown the door for not meeting the nation's expectations.

Let's remind ourselves of the definition of INSANITY once more:

Doing the same thing over again and expecting a different result.

matify83:
Camouflage uniform that people wear for fashion or resistant statement in civilized clime.

Our military are just too sensitive in matters that pertains to their uniforms.

One time they wear dragging jersey with the the police mobile force, then it shifted to forest guard and the last time I remembered, it was with one amorphous security group trying to attain national prominence but had to be stopped by the courts.

In 2015, our defense headquarters even banned paramilitary agencies from using camouflage which has today been liberalized to the extent that Super eagles even have a VARIANT.

If not that Nigerians with criminal minds have taken advantage of people with the uniform, what's so special about the camouflage that the military is quick to assault civilians for?

cktheluckyman:
what stupid point are you making? You import virtually everything into the country with $ and you say we should not bother about the price of the $?

Throwback:
Tinubu made it clear that the dollar should trade for whatever value those who are demanding it are willing to pay for it.

The question then is why are Nigerians so concerned about the naira value of the dollar?

The exchange rate is not a value of our local economy.

We were never a bigger economy than the USA when our Naira traded higher to a dollar on the 1960s and 1970s.

The UK is not a bigger economy than the USA despite the exchange rate between the British Pound and the US Dollar.

The government should focus on our local economy and achieving local sustenance, and ignore the exchange rate speculators.

As long as the average Nigerian can get all their needs and have enough left for savings and investments for the future, the exchange rate would be nothing but a number, just as it was when we had a higher exchange rate but a poorer economy compared to the US economy.

Umueme:
Nice one. NNPC has monopolized and continued to enrich themselves since with our oil money.


Though, this seems like an initiative to take the feeding bottle from the North dominated NNPC to the south dominated CBN. All the same, nice one

#My_Opinion

1phone:
Good morning,

I will be very brief.

I was having issue with my saving account domiciled in Polaris bank, so i made a transfer of some cash up to 100,000 into my bet9ja account pending when I rectified from my bank.

on rectification, I want to move the fund back to my account and bet9ja disable my account. I called their customer care to complain, I was directed to submit my bank statement alongside voter card or any other valid ID. I contacted my bank for statement which was forwarded on Friday, and I submitted to bet9ja through their mail which they acknowledged.

Up till now my account remains disabled and still have not gotten a refund. I called again this morning to be told that any deposited on bet9ja cannot be withdrawn except I stake it on game-which am not ready.

please, I am really disturbed right now, how should I go about this to have my money refunded immediately.

Gromilla010:
funny how people think hushpuppi is a scammer amazes me ... someone that just provide bank account just immediately turns to be a scammer...I laugh in india