₦airaland Forum

Biodun556:
Some people will not like this

rdsco:
He's Probably a genZ. All these 2005 and upward kids

Lishet:
No long story. I'm a student, starting exams today, I'm so hungry right now, I've not feed well for about days now. Please help me, even if it's 1K. 😪

I used my last card, 1200 to fill gas yesterday even when I didn't see food.
Even if it's 500, I'll appreciate to at least buy noodles. God bless you. 🙏

MODIFIED

Thank you everyone. This is 24 hours since I made a post that I'm hungry, till now, I've got nothing but bashings. I've taken down the account number.


This my down moments have made me realize that it's indeed a cruel world. If I do something funny today, everyone would blame me for not speaking up, or I even get a dead sentence just as some people here have given me a fair share.

The other time, I was saying on a thread that I'm owing a loan app, i had to subsequently clear the thread.

All these are stories I'll live to tell one day.

I just want to use this medium to tell you that not all begging for help online are scams, if you can't contribute to their wellbeing at anytime, do well to skip the post other than adding to their woes. It's still the same set of people who go to church everyday with a bible preaching goodness.

To everyone currently down now, we would come out of this soon.

rdsco:
He said he "prayed for them" .

You no work, you dey pray,
Hunger never wire you.

In 2002, the Nigerian government under Olusegun Obasanjo concessioned the project to Japanese Kobe Steel in an attempt at revitalization, however without much success. In 2004, the project was again transferred, this time to Ispat Industries. The deal was financed by Global Infrastructure Holdings Limited (GIHL) (now Global Steel Holdings Limited, GSHL), which is chaired by Indian steel magnate Pramod Mittal. The concession ended in 2008 after the government accused GIHL of asset-stripping. GIHL then sued Nigeria at International Chamber of Commerce.[6] The dispute was initially resolved in 2016, with Nigeria regaining control of the Ajaokuta Steel Mill in exchange for GIHL retaining the Nigerian Iron Ore Mining Company (NIOMCO) operating at Itakpe.[7][8] In 2022, the Nigerian government paid $496 million to GSHL to settle the claims.[9]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajaokuta_Steel_Mill

The Nigerian government has commenced discussions with renowned Chinese Company, Luan Steel Holding Group to build a new Steel Plant in Nigeria and commence the building of military hardwares in Ajaokuta Steel Plant.

The Minister of Steel Development, Prince Shuaibu Abubakar Audu, disclosed this Thursday after his tour alongside Minister of Defense, Badaru Abubakar at Luan Steel Holding Group in Hefei and Guangzhou region of China, as part of an effort to industrialize Nigeria.

https://dailytrust.com/fg-china-to-build-steel-plant-military-hardware-in-ajaokuta-minister/

RepoMan007:
Zaria isnt Ibadan. Plus at what time of the year was the Zaria purchase? Peak or off-peak?

BATified23:
I wish this man will contest one day. I'm very sure he will turn Nigeria to Dubai with constant electricity.

Skooltynz:
Did you read my post?

Floky215:
Rubbish...as long as it's their land they are free to construct and develop anywhere they chose to...!!

budaatum:
Chad does sound like punishment. Like where people are sent to be killed. Lol!

Ladyhippolyta88:
Her name is not difficult to pronounce.

They are being racist when they intentionally try to mispronounce her name.

A very useless political party of bigots and hateful people. God forbid.
Tueh.

Kobojunkieee:
Industry will train, you say! Interesting assertion. But we have seen happen over and over again is that rather than train the locals, industries, time and time again, go out to hire already trained minds from foreign countries to come work in Nigerian companies and schools. So what exactly is wrong with the state spending money it has already allocated for training anyways, to help ready its workforce for the jobs these companies have here in Nigeria?

HellVictorinho8:
U promote distrust
Chai
U can as well endorse kidnapping

Kobojunkieee:
Oh! My focus is on the kind of training the Nigerian poor need, training which should be removed from the many failed empowerment schemes of the past 25 years which have only served to further impoverish the Nigerian people and enrich their politicians.

Kobojunkieee:
OMGOSh! You watched an entirely different video altogether.

I meant the video posted by Bashir Ahmed on X

Orlu13:
will u shut up ur mouth...talking rubbish
as if u down know d reason fr Voters apathy...shift with ur motivational quote abeg

Kobojunkieee:
Please watch the following video and then come back and try to attack this problem again. https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1608774-watching-video-incredibly-emotional-clip-nigerias-rich-economic-history-surfaces/

Nigerians corpers themselves need significant amounts of training to measure up to the standard that is the world today.

MIKOLOWISKA:
how will it count when you did not vote
See stupidity
Now is the time to show your power instead of useless protest that had no constitutional backing

MIKOLOWISKA:
Na if they were truly hungry they would come out to vote

Kobojunkieee:
It is also that too.
Just take a look at the skills they intend to spend billions of dollars in the year 2024, as part of their so-called empowerment schemes and you can immediately tell that these people are simply looking to create an army of those who are in poverty.

Kobojunkieee:
Empowerment in Nigeria na highway to fraud abeg! Some individuals in Government, that Kalu senator in particular is about to make a killing from this scheme.

BluntCrazeMan:
And that is exactly Their Game Plan..
And it is working for them due to the current corrupt systems where the number that goes in are never the same with the number that comes out,, and there are no logical explanations for any possible discrepancies..

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As for me, I want an election where,, even if it is only 20-people that came out and casted their votes, let it be that the results showed that only those twenty people casted their votes.. And not “MORE THAN TWENTY”..

If there are voided or rejected votes,, let it reflect very well..
But let everything not be MORE THAN THOSE TWENTY PEOPLE who actually voted in real-life..

That will be the only time we will move forward with our elections,, and VOTER-APATHY will just die a natural death on its own.

Mr. Chris Asor, a leading member of the civil society groups in Anambra and coordinator of Anambra State Civil Society Network (ANSCONET) said: “We think there should be a monitoring mechanism because many of the people who will get these funds or training are targeting the empowerment money, and to them it is like bazaar or windfall. The government must properly monitor these initiatives and ensure that those who are imparted with the skills and who get empowered are truly those who need it.