₦airaland Forum

Jabez55:
The family is already rich and stuff like this doesn't interest them

Proserpina:
Why didn't you show up?

basilico:
Key point..They will need 7m . .

Tokskob2008:
So if you have to close a business deal worth millions on that particular day they ask you to come, na so you go run leave the deal and head to their house just because you want to show seriousness

We are the same. In my palace, to date, I still have a house of Igbo (pronounced as Igbo in ‘Igbo people’). Where the Ooni lives is called Ile-Igbo. Igbo, to the Yorubas and Ife, is a new dawn; it’s Igbo. And when you sleep, they say, O digbo’ore, O digbo’ore. ‘Igbo’ means Ile-Igbo. That means you will begin afresh. Well, the Igbos probably might not know. I don’t know. They have their meaning.

bemeruca:
Imagine working 3 jobs to live comfortably while the government feeds people who jumped the fence.

basilico:
Japan don't take immigrants yet their economies continues to grow massively.

basilico:
I was being sarcastic and factual at the same time

bemeruca:
and how many people can afford the high rent due to increased demand.

basilico:
The immigrants drive up property values. Increased demand leads to higher property valuations. So let's bring in as many.
Your reasoning.

HAH:
Dangote refinery should start refining, we were told they will start This month

bemeruca:
Engineers, doctors, students etc should go in... Not the ones crossing the desert and oceans as well as the jihadist grooming girls in the UK.

Nairalanduser10:
Kenya has been experiencing severe public unrest in recent weeks, similar to the 2020 End SARS rallies in Nigeria. Although the public’s dissatisfaction with government activities gave rise to both revolutions, their outcomes show distinct paths in the struggle for justice and change.

Read more:
https://ikejabird.com/kenyan-demonstrations-vs-nigerias-end-sars-movement/

bemeruca:
The answer to the bold is already in the post you responded to

budaatum:
I expect Rishi to resign come morning if this turns out to be true. Going from 365 seats to a mere 131 is far too many not to.

bemeruca:
No one has problems with Immigrants adding to the values of the country. she was not talking about doctors, she was talking about everyone

Kobojunkie:
The man is notorious for pushing for policies that benefit him and him alone in a country where there are over 220 million other people. Putting such a man in charge of economic decisions in that same country amounts to making him a greater king than he already is while nothing will change for others; this man has not helped change the lives of other Nigerians for the better the numerous other times he has engaged the government.

Labour intends to massively expand mass immigration to the UK. The British voted for this today. Vox populi, vox dei. pic.twitter.com/nwQqJL5U1f

— Ian Miles Cheong (@ianmiles) July 5, 2024

Kobojunkie:
... This man is part an parcel of the problem that is your government.

https://qz.com/africa/1098137/africas-richest-man-has-a-built-in-advantage-with-nigerias-government

ijebosb:
Evangelicals have been quite successful in US politics.

basilico:
Saying anything against Islam in UK is hate speech. Franklin Graham is critical of Islamic faith.

AutoHubNG:
Every dream is valid, even in this part of the world. Unfortunately, there's always so much to overcome down here if you're gonna make that dream a reality (Dangote refinery is case in point). Good luck. 🙏🏽

iwaeda:
Nlfpmod, less than 10 hours after taking over. These are signs of leadership.

bemeruca:
I don't think that's what they are doing. Christianity is not political

JagabanB:
People who believe in their country are the only people that can make changes, since you believe in your country, it's wise to get into positions that u can influence change, it's just a piece of advice tho

JagabanB:
I have been seeing your comments regularly about the country, it's a good thing u are enlightening these people.