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Lagosians and APC misfits are the ones quarreling in this thread today . |
mayor1814:If you say so. |
vannessa7:My health is just dandy.. . Muchos gracias, cielo! |
I countered and punctured holes in this your analogy on the other thread and you still saw the need to spread it further by turning it into a thread ?!Some of you have a really hard time gaining new knowledge. Anybody who reads this nonsense you wrote here, and has the capacity to reason, will size you up for an uninformed teenager. Just so you know. |
Then go and look for your real husband and leave us alone ! Dollar is approaching 1K. Fuel is about to cross 700naira per liter. The least of our worries has to be your stupid husband who has forgotten the road to his proper home. |
Ola64:Okuneye. Op is on colos. |
He must have died from shame! You cannot have a psychotic degenerate for a son and smile to bed. That is what happens when the mother in a home fails to instill behavioural morals in children with the help of a spatula or slipper ! |
Prince111111:Nigga has to be the dumbest motherfvcker to ever occupy that Aso rock! So much for a supposed master strategist and seasoned accountant! |
By the way, where is you people's drug daddy sef? He hasn't been seen in public much in the last few days. Or is he already running from the Nigerian masses? |
ufotty2001:Don't even know why you saw the need to respond to that comment. |
Angelfrost:Tinubu has always been too eager to please his handlers. His two major policies in the space of 10 days were as scatterbrained as they were impulsive. Without even conversing with stakeholders and policy opinion shapers, he happened hungrily on recommendations from the IMF and World bank, not stopping to contemplate what had to be done as precautionary measures and what impacts the masses will feel, resultantly. Less than 3 months down the line, this is the helpless pitfall we're in, and the man is bereft of ideas as to how to remedy the situation, and is only indulging in the Niger crisis as a temporart diversionary relief. |
Least I sold mine before his problems began to manifest. E too plenty me for head to come dey add dog problems to my own. |
Angelfrost:Going by the trajectory that has existed since June, I gave the economy six months to tank. I may even have been too generous with that estimation. |
You cannot lose what you never had. The CBN lost control of the dollar when Yaradua reversed the sales of refineries as facilitated by his predecessor. Since his death, the subsequent governments have simply been propping the naira to stand upright. And the cbn never wielded any control on the dollar to this day. |
helinues:Them don thief Helinues phone again! |
Almiron:Injuries will retire Messi at MLS! He'll fail and Americans will abuse him worse than they did in Paris.. ![]() |
Angelfrost:I swear I'm liking how the global dynamics are changing. America, UK and France have held the rest of the world to ransome for too long. About time new super powers came on the scene. |
Almiron:Messi go break leg, dey hospital for 7 months !! |
IconicR:Nothing good about the morning cause it's way past morning .You owe me a mail. |
Almiron:See as you don pour me saliva for eye !What's all this ranting for now? Na me add price for fuel? Na me increase price of food for market? Are you from Ijebu Ode? Person call your name once, you begin bark everywhere like who get epilepsy! What's this one?! |
lexy2014:Are European leagues paying peanuts like the Nigerian league? Is the MLS paying peanuts? Is the Chinese league paying peanuts? Is the Turkish league paying peanuts? Calm down bros. That excuse doesn't hold water. |
Angelfrost:Arabs are quietly sauntering into the global scene, with money. Lots of it. They're buying European football clubs, hosting world athletic tournaments, buying superstars into their Arabian leagues to boost television earnings, ratings and viewership. Pouring money into the European football space through massive spendings in player signings and infrastructural developments. And through all of this, the West is busy grovelling on the dollars and ignoring the fact that Arabs are making inroads.. ![]() |
Almiron, Obembet is calling you out here .Looks like Christiano Ronaldo is about to create another record in football's history. His presence seems to be influencing more big football names to Saudi Arabia. |
IconicR:Rose, have you greeted me today? |
Revolution2022:Stop spreading fear! Kaduna as the capital city is safe. Nobody will harrass or even blink at him for wearing the NYSC khaki. As a matter of speaking, he'll reap certain small favours in the open streets cause of that khaki. Petty traders, craftsmen, public transporters, bank staffs, all will be extra nice to him cause of that uniform. |
abhosts:Russia is in a war situation, goddammit! How do you even get off making that kind of comparison?! Russia is a major production hub in the world. Russia can survive on its own domestic capabilities. Just like we have witnessed since this war began. Nigeria on this hand, depends entirely on imports to survive. Even the water we drink is purified and processed with imported materials and equipments. And you have no right to grandstand against a currency that feeds you. Tinubu was so stupid to have allowed the dollar flow and operate independently, hoping it would be regulated by market forces. It's often very frustrating to even realise these leaders are believed to have been sensible by virtue of their ages. Any move you make against the dollar at this very point is going to crumble the economy. You can't tax it. You can't let other forces determine its flow. It is counterproductive to do any of that. |
Stupid bastards! You think you have the monopoly of idiocy? You shout down every opposing voice with abusive chants of "IPOB", "Sore Igbo losers" and "Obidients" as if Nigeria is only occupied by three tribes. Bunch of unlettered, unfettered, unhinged and unexposed corn-eating sycophants! Societal misfits! Because your Yoruba brother is President, so the rest of the country can no longer cough? Are you people mad? Over 300 ethnic groups and you have the audacity to think Nigeria revolves around you and the Igbos! Our brother Jonathan was President and you all had freedom of speech. You abused him day and night, wished him death, called for civil disobedience, engineered violent protests, even trumpeted the need for a civil war and not once did we shout you down. Today because that vicious murderer, convicted drug peddler, miserable looking thief who has held Lagos bound in his grip with his domineering tendencies, a rascal with no sense of economic or diplomatic leadership knowledge, is a President by illegitimate means, we should all lie down for you Yorubas to walk on us abi? Foolish and dirty set of people with scratched and torn faces! |
abhosts:Lol. You started well. But your subsequent recommendation is so dumb, I wish it had a face so I could smack it! Like, the apex bank should coerce people to spend monies saved in their domiciliary accounts using the instrument of tax? If I wanted to spend money, would I even have any need to take it to a bank? Even as the money sits in the bank, it's being used for businesses by the banks. So instead of my money fetching me interests, the bank will rather wake up and impose a 1% tax on it because I refused to use it? Try it, and watch your economy collapse in a month. Even Greece is going to be a joke compared to the catastrophe that would befall Nigeria. People will simply convert their monies in domiciliary accounts into digital coins. The ones that can't, will withdraw and find other means to save those monies. The Nigerian economy would be stripped of forex. Then you will suffer the consequence of an economy that implements this sort of nonsensical recommendation. |
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