₦airaland Forum

The economic collapse is no longer occasioned by the activities of BDCs, Binance and other crypto currency P2P platforms, but by the cyber security levy you haven't been paying, according to the Tinubu led Federal government of Nigeria.

You people will suffer like condemned criminals in Kuje prison. We never even celebrate Tinubu's one year anniversary in Aso rock o😂!

They were wrong to have withdrawn. Okuama should have been completely razed and replaced with an Army barrack, so we'll know Nigeria is the world's Capital city of Executive recklessness, Legislative brigandage, Judicial waywardness and general societal anyhowness.

Colonial dustbin!

Solofresh2:
You never did.You never apologized

Shift comot for here before crowd gather you beat! See as you dey move. Very anyhow somebody!

What is Helicopter Landing Levy?

Like, helicopters flying the Nigerian domestic airspace are to pay 300 dollars to land anywhere within the country? Is that equivalent to the parking fees we pay while using the Nigerian roads? Why are they even being levied in dollars inside Nigeria?

And these clowns keep attacking crypto currency platforms for their idiocy.

A sleek thong ensconced in a pair of taut but tender ass-cheeks. Glorious!

See how this one is now sneaking into the country. Lol.

What's with girls and bullying other girls?!

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
you can't be busy now because he who fetches ant🐜 infested firewood should get ready to welcome lizards🦎. So please be a man and respond

Pay no further mind to that young man. He's a known rabble-rouser with a subservient Western obsession bordering on the manic.

Volksfuhrer:
Someone is battling for her life, I mean…her life, and this is all you can say?

Yes, that's all I can say. You can add the rest.

You want to go reporting a crime suspect to the Nigerian Police while you still reside in Nigeria? Head is paining you.

See you see jail! You. Jail. You. Jail.

When you people are done, go and remove the young man from the marriage by yourselves.

Clowns everywhere!

Crucialgem:
Truly this minimum wage as been too reluctantly implemented is it because it concern the masses and not the law makers pocket because we know how they fight crook and nook if it concern their pocket

Please each state should conclude on what they can pay and let's get this thing started already

Am I the only one who read this your comment and feel as if you're actually someone with a speech defect?

Nothing works in Nigeria. Even the gods are misbehaving.

nigeriansamurai:
i dont wish to argue and i get the angle you are coming from. So let me give you a few points... You know that there is actually very i mean freaking little info about nk, this even involves finances to a very high reguard. NKs GDP sucks due to little info, as it cannot even be fully extimated. Volume of trade between NK and even its neighbours is very tiny. On the other hand this same country despite years of economic and weapon trade embargo has still found a way through cooperate socialism to squeeze enough money to create a creepy military. I am not a fan of kim, but one thing im sure of is that NK is not as miserable as you think...

Do not let buoyantly ignorant people gaslight you into puncturing holes in your own convictions.

Juxtaposed with the 2023 population estimate of slightly over 27 million inhabitants, North Korea's GDP is doing just fine for a Nation shouldering heavy sanctions spanning a number of years. Their youth unemployment rate is a tad below 22 percent spread between the ages of 17 and 26 years old. Let us not deviously ignore the fact that the very basic of amenities are available to almost all citizens, which is a constant work in progress. Kim Jong Un might be firm-fisted in leadership but he's proven to be a reasonable leader thus far, mostly considering the meagre resources and limited global economic access at his disposal.

Anybody who tells you otherwise is either being disingenuous or deliberately basking in proper idiocy!

Balogunodua:
Sadly, some folks with no working brain or self-worth are forming intellectual...while deep down, they are the most ignorant human.

By all means please, point fingers and name names.

It's how you people even find the time to respond to imbecilic comments from ill-informed and intellectually malnourished youths, that leaves me in stitches😂.

No Nigerian with at least half the size of the average human brain should be having the fortitude and audacity to compare this failed colonial cesspit to North Korea, irrespective of the latter's undemocratic political climate. It is blatant stupidity to be living like animals in this 21st century, as is the sad Nigerian reality, yet still be reasoning like goats from the Muturu hills.

Na mumu dey follow coconut head people argue sha!

obiekunie01:
this ones end saying absolutely nothing.

Their grammatical presentation is so poor for such an expensive school.

Look who's picking holes in the grammatical presentation of others! A classic case of the proverbial pot and kettle scenario.

Lol.

National airports decrying the putrid state of our electricity infrastructure in this age and time. Even Libya that's fighting a generational war, still has access to electricity.

The repugnant cesspit that is Nigeria. What a hollering shame!

Kobojunkie:
Did you bother to properly process the information posted at all?

...It does if you in fact reason it. People used to have many kids because they were not sure which of them would survive sickness and other issues. With better healthcare, you find that people are less inclined to have more kids as the survivability of the few they have is greatly improved, and so they can focus more on living their own lives even as they raise the few kids they have. This has been observed in much of the developed world. Look at places like Sweden, South Korea, Japan, etc

A fine bunch of reasons can be adduced as being responsible for the consistent decline in child births in those "developed countries". But mouthing off "better healthcare" as a significant catalyst, is a bit nonsensical, to say the very least.

Kobojunkie:
...It does if you in fact reason it. People used to have many kids because they were not sure which of them would survive sickness and other issues. With better healthcare, you find that people are less inclined to have more kids as the survivability of the few they have is greatly improved, and so they can focus more on living their own lives even as they raise the few kids they have. This has been observed in much of the developed world. Look at places like Sweden, South Korea, Japan, etc.

Are you possibly referring to the same "developed world" where concerns are mounting regarding low child births and the unwillingness of adults to procreate?

Kaycee54321:
Regardless of any misgivings about the rather strange takes by the preacher, the bolded doesn't make any sense.

Not an ounce of sense, no matter how you look at it.

For the BBC to have done a reportage on Pastor Chris and his presumed "anti-vaccine" sermons, he must be telling some measure of truth that's inimical to their widespread agenda.

The Covid-19 vaccine and the furor around it was a much needed eye-opener, and it will only take an idiot of elephantine proportions to not question some of these things.

Na mumu dey sidon watch Man United games these days.

UTILITYMAY:
Why? Is there anything special about that location? I just want to know, I am curious 😂

Lol. Trust me, you don't want to know.

bluefilm:
NIA, DSS, police, EFCC, and Immigration are looking for you, and they all still can't locate you?

Wonders shall never end

They know where he is, but he just cannot be touched. He's in the Kremlin of Nigeria.

Malroux:
Bello fit don reach Benin republic by now.

Nah. He's around. Most likely in his Ungwan Rimi residence in Kaduna. And if he's there, he can only be arrested if he willingly submits himself to the authorities. He cannot be touched.

WizardOfNG:
Typical mischief-maker trying to put words into the mouth of others. The very simple point even a child can fathom is that taking responsibility for the repercussion of our actions, rather than play innocent victims afterwards, is what mature, responsible and upright adults do.

Dont cause problems for yourself to then play victim and cry at the punishment others deem fit to apply to your wrongful actions.

That is what Igbos do and it is sad they have done same for more than six decades now with no indication they will ever change or be more responsible in conduct.

When you claim victimisation over every wrong, without looking at yourself, you only become more aberrant over time.

Gentleman, you're making a feeble attempt at re-writing history and it is a sorry sight to behold.

Adaka Boro of Ijaw ancestry was the first Nigerian to echo secession sentiments before Odimegwu Ojukwu gave it a louder voice. And except my knowledge of the secession concept is twisted, I know there is no constituted law the world over, that designates it as a punishable offence deserving of life-long consequences.

The truth remains that Igbos are being victimised and they have every reason to feel disgruntled about it. The very fact that you're putting "more than six decades" between 1970 and today, makes room for genuine concerns as to your intents. Some of you Nigerians really need to start embracing the truth more.

dreamwords:

Brown roofians self

Niger Delta states are not known for brown roofs. But of course you wouldn't remember that, seeing how you're so bent on propagating tribalism at every given opportunity.

WizardOfNG:
Corrected for a typical hypocrite always playing victim and born with persecution complex yet never seeing the major negative part Igbos have played in every misfortune that has befallen them.

As an example, when you declared Biafra, in direct defiance and taunting of the constitution of Nigeria, what did you think would happen?

When Nzeogwu and co carried out the Igbo coup, did anyone think there would be no repercussion? You guys are revisionist jokers and very dishonest people by nature.

This is a very sad commentary in and of itself. That a civil war happened should be the yardstick for why a section of the country has to be perpetually marginalised and denied inclusiveness in the Nigerian project?

You need mental and emotional cleansing, if this is actually the kind of thought process you have in real life.

helinues:
Claimed with no substantiation.

Hahaha, see clowns.

How much debt have we serviced?

How much have we borrowed?

All this hullabaloo is all about how Naira has been able to grain strength without government backing.

Emefiele was briefly questioned and released to give revelations about some important things.

Make una continue to dey beside the river bank and be waiting for the blinking of a crab

At this point, this is no longer politics you're playing. You're a disturbed young man and you need the swift services of a Psychiatrist.

I get better health services at FMC Abuja though.

EreluRoz:
She's somehow right but nairaland is not the best place to have reasonable discussion.

Women are not created to provide, it is against their nature, it makes them become masculine and vulnerable to other men. It takes a strong and well disciplined woman to provide and still remain faithful, well, not much of such women exist these days.

Men should learn to be traditional and provide, stop stressing your women and putting them in vulnerable position to other men.

I thought we all agreed on equal opportunities and gender liberalisation? When did y'all change the plan?