₦airaland Forum

Burob:
Atikulated Obidient you still dey wail?

Mynd44:
The problem with Labor is that they didn't stay neutral in the last election. It is difficult for a lot of people to believe they are not doing whatever they are doing for political reasons instead of the welfare of the people in the union. It is a weird place they put and have now found themselves

Biodun556:
Imagine! They are even threatening their own daughter. They just wanted Nigeria to collapse because Asiwaju is the president.

“I keep receiving toxic calls and messages regarding my meeting with the president yesterday, and from those I hold in very high esteem. Honestly, I am shocked at the contents of the messages and tone of the callers. Has Nigeria sank this low? A visit I made for the good of our dear nation is what they are using to threaten my life and family! You don’t recognise someone as your president yet begging him to save you from the hands of killers in your region.
I am bringing investors to Nigeria using the president’s commendable policies as a bait. Is that too difficult to understand? President Tinubu’s reforms might be harsh now but they would birth a new and prosperous nation. I have lost count of presidents, respected Institutions and investors that have called to congratulate me on Nigeria eventually having a focused leader since the reforms were rolled out. At least, six multi national manufacturing giants are coming with me by December later this year to see how their firms can have factories here. It’s all part of my contributions to the progress of Nigeria. I am not a politician. I only desire the best for my dear country. It informed my visit to president Tinubu. The world has accepted him as our president, like it or not. May God heal us”
– Ngozi Okonjo Iweala


https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/statement-of-threats-after-my-visit-to-tinubu-false-says-okonjo-iweala/%3famp

yarimo:
the must important thing as a leader you should be truthful, ALEX OTTI is applying the same tactics OBI used in defrauding Anambra state

Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has accused the state Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Austin Agada and Executive Director, Finance and Accounts at Federal Housing Authority FHA, Matthias Byuan, of hiring armed men and thugs to destabilise the state.

The armed men who accompanied Agada and Byuan reportedly made their way into the heart of the town in a convoy and started shooting sporadically when they got to Tito Gate, Kashim Ibrahim road, Makurdi.

The duo were said to have led the armed men round parts of the old GRA and were headed to property number 75, J S Tarka Way, said to be owned by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, when operatives of the Nigerian Police arrived and began to engage them, before they disappeared.

This was contained in a statement made available to journalists in Makurdi on Friday by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Sir Tersoo Kula.

The statement read: “Recall that Governor Hyacinth Alia had banned all political and social gatherings in the state till further notice.

“These directives were later publicly communicated to the public through the Commissioner of Police, Benue State command who approved enforcement and equally asked the organizers to call off their meetings.

“The government is worried that some people are still in the habit of insisting to derail the relative peace in the state and hinder development that Gov. Alia is bringing home.

“The security atmosphere in Benue State is only gradually returning to calm after it was charged recently following the unprecedented influx of armed herders who were brought in by enemies of the state to destabilize the government.

“We urge Benue people to be security conscious and immediately report activities of these fifth columnists as we call on security agencies to arrest these merchants of crisis and bring them to book to serve as a deterrent to others.”

a4cube:
Yarimo is viewing the topic.

The smuggler is smuggling for the big oga.

A former spokesman of the Atiku-Okowa presidential campaign council, Daniel Bwala, has urged President Bola Tinubu to sack the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Yemi Cardoso.


Bwala said Tinubu should replace Cardoso with someone without history of bank executive role who would be ruthlessly committed to reforms.

He made the call while identifying how to deal with the Forex crisis in the country.


Posting in X, Bwala wrote: “The key to dealing blow to Forex crisis against the naira is a bit similar to the Enron Scandal in the US; which also require tough political decision.

“Simply sack all the bank execs; they are the only private sector players posting profits without loss since 2015 to date.

“Make them account for the FX they have been receiving from CBN 2015-2024.


“Force them to pay up all loans (if any) obtained from FGN in one week or seize their assets to recover same,

“Replace them with CBN complaint execs.

“Appoint a new CBN governor without a history of bank exec role who would be ruthlessly committed to this reform (if the present CBN governor is not prepared for that) Cardoso appears to be dancing around the elephant in the room.
@officialABAT must succeed with his reform agenda.”

Christian36:
Assuming the president was from south south or south east and this thing is happening, Yoruba people and Hausa people would have let loose hell on the president and his people to the point of harming those set of people, now it is their person incharge and they are doing as if it is a normal thing for people to be subjected to hardship. We all know what they did to gej, history will never be kind to whosoever was against gej but now pretending as if nothing is wrong. This has made me realized that the people of south south and southeast are the most accommodating zone in Nigeria. Yoruba people or Hausa people will never endure this assuming the president was from east or south south.

Philipgarza31:
Just picture a man who travels with fifty bulletproof escorts, and his son sends an olosho 20m om instagram, convincing you to put up with the suffering he brought about all by himself 😆😆😆

Dpharisee:
Someone predicted here yesterday after an OP posted a small wrap of Akpu he bought for N100 that Ronuists will look for a picture of Fufu from Jamaica and say it costs £200 and here we are today, it has happened

Elzazzi:
Please don’t mind my errors.

Early this morning I strolled to the shop of the woman I normally buy stuffs from anytime I want to cook. I’m currently in Ogbia Bayelsa state and the prices of food items has really skyrocketed here.

I bought plantain 1k and they are 6 pieces and relatively big compared to other places that will even sell 4 small ones for that same amount. I noticed her food items were cheaper when compared to others in same locality. While I was buying the things I needed, another woman came to shop and was telling her how her items were cheaper when compared to others selling around her. I paid attention to their conversation.

Then I now asked the woman, why are things were cheaper when compared to others. She told me most people are just greedy and wicked and it’s mostly the fault of the retailers who hoard the goods and wait till the Naira falls, then increase the amount they sell them. Those buying take advantage and triple the amount they use in selling. She told things aren’t currently good but people are just taking advantage of the situation to increase the prices of goods and they are making much more gains than ever.

Tinubu wasn’t my candidate in the last election and I know many voted for their preferred candidates for reasons best known to them.

The truth is that the common man on the streets is feeling this hardship and economic sabotage by fellow Nigerians. We don’t have to go to the extreme because we want to make gains and make people suffer. I know the government has its own shortcomings and blames, but let’s be considerate on ourselves.

sirjamesjnr:
yes as Nigerian president, he has to take responsibility something the citizens are not willing to

sirjamesjnr:
The fact is that he is not to blame for our economic woes; I may not and will never consider him to be my president (someone with an identity crisis, a phoney academic background, and a wealth-acquisition mindset is not someone I will ever support), nor did I endorse him in the manner that most rational Nigerians did. In my opinion and that of other rational Nigerians, he is only in the presidency because of the electoral system's corruption and the small number of Nigerians whose opinions are determined solely by their tribe or religion.

Nigerians and our political leaders have refused to follow the example set by China, India, Singapore, Malaysia, and other countries, who have built their economies to be economically wealthy and self-sufficient through sound economic policies and decisions, for over forty years today. We are in this situation because of our over-reliance on oil exploration and its corruption, our eagerness to take out loans for consumption, and our poor and self-serving economic policies. The previous administration's deal dealt a serious blow to the already dead economy, aggravating the already chaotic situation. The system was being openly abused by them; corruption combined with tribalism and nepotism resulted in the current state of our economy. If Tinubu had not acted quickly to end the PMS subsidy and keep borrowing to keep our currency from collapsing, Nigeria would have been proclaimed "a sovereign default."


I am aware that some people will argue that he ought to have implemented economic and palliative measures prior to making the significant move. It is important to remind those people that out of 200 million Nigerians, the majority are politically gullible and unwilling to accept the consequences of their actions or inactions. A country lacks morality when its people embrace corruption at all levels. People like us oppose all good intentions unless they appease our avaricious and unfulfilled desires.

In 2012, there was a chance to steer the economy towards a more robust and stable system, but Tinubu and the majority of Nigerians once again blocked that admirable move by Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. We should hold ourselves and Tinubu accountable for the economic crisis before he assumes the presidency because actions have consequences. Thus, when Tinubu was not holding the presidency, we could hold him accountable.

Instead of levelling accusations at Tinubu, Nigerians should advise him to reduce the cost of recurrent expenditure, appoint technocrats to oversee the economy, and be prepared to implement unpopular but sensible economic policies. Nigerians need to abandon all inclinations towards criminality and corruption, as well as their mindset towards nation-building. By consuming what we produce, we can work towards self-reliance. We should also get ready to fulfil all of our civic duties and become good citizens. Then, and only then, are we able to witness greatness.

I only hope Seun and co will not delete my thread again.

LordIsaac:
Obidients will not be happy with this news o

Amayanabo01:
who will protect him?, God or devil?

yarimo:
Congratulations to Philip shuaibu as the winner of the PDP governorship primaries

chopnaira:
I hope PO was sent an invite LMAO

Asswipemod:
Femina, it is reforms. You cannot continue to build on aboki foundations. The foundations have to be removed and reinstalled. That is what Tinubu is doing.

seunmsg:
That’s a bold and courageous leader who knows what to do. Correcting the mistakes of the past is not an easy process. The reforms, though painful, is the only sensible option considering our current situation. We must all endure and allow the process to achieve desired outcome.

Blessedchild24:
Tell me how he killed the naira