₦airaland Forum

solite3:
So, we know that the Christian will have a heavenly body like Jesus’ “glorious body” (Philippians 3:21).

Rem22:
This is bad.If this could be done to a Chief Security Officer of a state,that means the ordinary man on the road is not safe

referandum:
Boy wey no know difference between eletric and electricute. Buhari have finished us. I just wonder what Buhari supporters will say.

Mayzie:
What next after flatearth? The sun is inside the earth... Huh?

budaatum:
Don't mind them! They don't know that the sun rises everyday in Japan, the Land of the rising Sun, where millions of Japanese work through the night piling wood on a fire to make it burn. America knew this was the source of ultimate world power so they dropped atomic bombs on them in an attempt to steal the sun, but they unfortunately failed.

They will try again, in Trump's second term!

lalanice:
I'm not an unbeliever I'm just really finding this story unbelievable

MJBOLT:

old woman

Inteltower:
gross ignorance is all I see here

2kaybiel:
Yes. He knew they will and they did. He tempted them and they failed, God still cursed them.

tpiar:
Your question should be why was it important they leave the garden permanently?

Blue3k2:
My mistake its been corrected

referandum:
Are you prophesying that he'll be back in 3 days?

Michellekabod2:
lol...let him come back but this time changed

Talk to anyone in Trumpland, and you’ll hear that America is winning the trade war. “The economic burden is falling vastly more on them than on us,” proclaimed the President’s chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow in early August as the conflict escalated. But if you look past the rhetoric and crunch the numbers, a strikingly different picture emerges. The more Trump ratchets up tensions, the more he hurts the U.S. economy. By forcing U.S. companies and consumers to pay far more for everything from sneakers to steel, Trump is inflicting a heavy price that could plunge the country into recession.

There are two issues: First, the way the President has structured his tariffs is creating what economists refer to as “deadweight” losses that threaten GDP growth (more on that later). Second, China has cannily avoided such pitfalls by being far more judicious in its tariff strategy.

Take Trump’s latest round of tariffs, slated to take effect at the start of September. Those new duties target for the first time a wide swath of consumer goods, some $300 billion in toys, footwear, apparel, and some tech gear (Trump has delayed some levies till December). The new categories will be hit with tariffs just in time for holiday shopping.

According to a ­recent study from researchers at the New York Federal Reserve, Columbia, and Prince­ton, in 2018, U.S. domestic prices rose “one-to-one with tariffs levied in that year.” And contrary to what some Trump economists have claimed, “Chinese exporters did not reduce their prices.”

That’s leading to what Stephen Redding, the Princeton economist who coauthored the study, calls “deadweight” losses. Those are the extra costs that producers incur—and customers pay—for goods they used to purchase from China but now buy from third countries, where the U.S. gets no tariff revenue.

More here
https://fortune.com/2019/08/16/trump-china-trade-war-winner-data/

LordReed:
Happy New Year folks! Wishing you a prosperous 2020!

Daejoyoung:
Where are the writings for this African history? Writings matter my friend. That is the staying power of the Abrahamic religions.
l am ready to read African spiritual books of old if you can provide me with them.

sonmvayina:
I can't make or or tail of this your post...

grandstar:
Government needs to tax and spend. In order to do that, taxes should be streamlined and be pro-business.. The tax base must also be high

Doyin2:
Thank you.

This same people complaining are the same already complaining about VAT increase.


Tax is the major source of revenue for any developed nation.

Doyin2:
Kindly do me a favour by confirming the major source of revenue/income for the U K government.

amaridigital:
Sad, very sad. UK budget is almost 30 times that of Nigeria and Nigeria's population is almost thrice that of the UK.
Brazil's Budget was $780 Billion.last year. More than 22 times Nigeria's budget and Nigeria has more population than Brazil. Australia with population slightly above 25 million spent $485 Billion last year. That's 13 times the 2020 budget of Nigeria.
We really need to find alternative source of generating income as Nigeria is set to replace the US as the world's third most populous country in the next 30 years. How are we going to provide jobs and infrastructure for the 405million Nigerians by 2050?

Doyin2:
Never mind,UK was not built in a day.

We shall get there,it does not have to be in our life time.

quaintbloke:
Before you try to sound more intelligent than yourself, you can't compare apples and grapes

imam07:
Stop poke nosing on affairs that do not concern ur father. Face ur community problem first. Ur father is not from Iraq or iran. And US govt no semd u including iraq and iran.