Hmmm. Becareful. Village people are live.

My vote are number based.
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I was expecting to see only Vincent on sat list. He is the best undoubtedly.

Make dem Dy play.

Nigeria will get worst day by day to God who made me, my reason is because our politicians have shaped the system in their favour, they keet looting our fund and resources while keeping the poor poorer and the average to be more average, so when election time comes, they push out a portion of the money looted because they know, the poor need these money, so they loot and use some to buy us to vote for them again, the high level of illiteracy is in the country is killing us badly. May God Help Nigeria.

UZoho is collosal failure and disgrace to the nation at large. It certain connection is all he got.

N4bn Anchor Borrowers’ loan: APC chieftain urges Tinubu to probe Niger Govt.

Former Niger State Commissioner for Information, Culture, and Tourism and a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Jonathan Tsado Vatsa, has called on President Bola Tinubu to launch an investigation into the alleged mismanagement of the N500 billion Anchor Borrowers loan of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) given to the state.

Vatsa stated this on a live radio programme on Tuesday, monitored by DAILY POST in Minna, the capital of Niger State.

President Tinubu recently lamented over how billions of naira were disbursed under the scheme, out of which the Niger State government received N4 billion.

Vatsa said on air: “If Mr President goes ahead to probe the disbursement of the Anchor Borrowers fund in Niger State, we will be interested to know those farmers that benefited from this Anchor Borrowers fund in Niger State.

“Are they the same farmers that were chased away from their farms and their ancestral homes by bandits, or the farmers in Government House and supervising ministries?”

The former publicity secretary of APC in Niger continued: “We saw how the sharing formula of the state N4 billion Anchor Borrowers fund led to a serious fight in the state among the “air-conditioned farmers,” while the real farmers who were the targeted beneficiaries used hoes, cutlasses, and in some cases, bare hands, to weed their farms in communities where there are no bandits activities.”

He insisted that the scheme was well intended but was hijacked by some state governments, including Niger State, where the fund was openly diverted by those that mattered in the government to the detriment of poor farmers in the country.

Vatsa warned that it would be a disservice to the country should the President decide to politicise his probe of the scheme by limiting it to states controlled by opposition parties.

@Apaya#The type of monumental looting and stealing across board that the country witness in the previous administration is a mind bulging.

We saw a scenario where, individuals who those not worth a million Naira suddenly became Billionaires and Trillionaires. In Niger State, Some Council Chairmen who can not boast of a Hundred thousand Naira of their own, suddenly became Exotic Car owners, Landlords in Minna, Abuja, Kaduna and other places.

Funds meant for public use have been diverted to private pockets without questioning, this Anchor Borrowers money and many more did not see the light of in Niger State, this is a glaring fact and it should be investigated

N4bn Anchor Borrowers’ loan: APC chieftain urges Tinubu to probe Niger Govt.

Former Niger State Commissioner for Information, Culture, and Tourism and a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Jonathan Tsado Vatsa, has called on President Bola Tinubu to launch an investigation into the alleged mismanagement of the N500 billion Anchor Borrowers loan of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) given to the state.

Vatsa stated this on a live radio programme on Tuesday, monitored by DAILY POST in Minna, the capital of Niger State.

President Tinubu recently lamented over how billions of naira were disbursed under the scheme, out of which the Niger State government received N4 billion.

Vatsa said on air: “If Mr President goes ahead to probe the disbursement of the Anchor Borrowers fund in Niger State, we will be interested to know those farmers that benefited from this Anchor Borrowers fund in Niger State.

“Are they the same farmers that were chased away from their farms and their ancestral homes by bandits, or the farmers in Government House and supervising ministries?”

The former publicity secretary of APC in Niger continued: “We saw how the sharing formula of the state N4 billion Anchor Borrowers fund led to a serious fight in the state among the “air-conditioned farmers,” while the real farmers who were the targeted beneficiaries used hoes, cutlasses, and in some cases, bare hands, to weed their farms in communities where there are no bandits activities.”

He insisted that the scheme was well intended but was hijacked by some state governments, including Niger State, where the fund was openly diverted by those that mattered in the government to the detriment of poor farmers in the country.

Vatsa warned that it would be a disservice to the country should the President decide to politicise his probe of the scheme by limiting it to states controlled by opposition parties.

@Apaya#The type of monumental looting and stealing across board that the country witness in the previous administration is a mind bulging.

We saw a scenario where, individuals who those not worth a million Naira suddenly became Billionaires and Trillionaires. In Niger State, Some Council Chairmen who can not boast of a Hundred thousand Naira of their own, suddenly became Exotic Car owners, Landlords in Minna, Abuja, Kaduna and other places.

Funds meant for public use have been diverted to private pockets without questioning, this Anchor Borrowers money and many more did not see the light of in Niger State, this is a glaring fact and it should be investigated

N4bn Anchor Borrowers’ loan: APC chieftain urges Tinubu to probe Niger Govt.

Former Niger State Commissioner for Information, Culture, and Tourism and a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Jonathan Tsado Vatsa, has called on President Bola Tinubu to launch an investigation into the alleged mismanagement of the N500 billion Anchor Borrowers loan of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) given to the state.

Vatsa stated this on a live radio programme on Tuesday, monitored by DAILY POST in Minna, the capital of Niger State.

President Tinubu recently lamented over how billions of naira were disbursed under the scheme, out of which the Niger State government received N4 billion.

Vatsa said on air: “If Mr President goes ahead to probe the disbursement of the Anchor Borrowers fund in Niger State, we will be interested to know those farmers that benefited from this Anchor Borrowers fund in Niger State.

“Are they the same farmers that were chased away from their farms and their ancestral homes by bandits, or the farmers in Government House and supervising ministries?”

The former publicity secretary of APC in Niger continued: “We saw how the sharing formula of the state N4 billion Anchor Borrowers fund led to a serious fight in the state among the “air-conditioned farmers,” while the real farmers who were the targeted beneficiaries used hoes, cutlasses, and in some cases, bare hands, to weed their farms in communities where there are no bandits activities.”

He insisted that the scheme was well intended but was hijacked by some state governments, including Niger State, where the fund was openly diverted by those that mattered in the government to the detriment of poor farmers in the country.

Vatsa warned that it would be a disservice to the country should the President decide to politicise his probe of the scheme by limiting it to states controlled by opposition parties.

@Apaya#The type of monumental looting and stealing across board that the country witness in the previous administration is a mind bulging.

We saw a scenario where, individuals who those not worth a million Naira suddenly became Billionaires and Trillionaires. In Niger State, Some Council Chairmen who can not boast of a Hundred thousand Naira of their own, suddenly became Exotic Car owners, Landlords in Minna, Abuja, Kaduna and other places.

Funds meant for public use have been diverted to private pockets without questioning, this Anchor Borrowers money and many more did not see the light of in Niger State, this is a glaring fact and it should be investigated

DarkJeddi:
⁷ These are Muslim names,not Hausa names..

oga, it is said that tribe names, I'm a Nupe man, so I'm less concerned with what you mean to pass to me.

Muhammad.
Abubakar
Usman
Aisha
Fatima
Maryam
And more

Dey play

Only seen a truck full of shit and senseless beings around it
Likes for ECOWAS share for Niger/Burkina Faso

KingsCity:
It doesn't make sense for subsidy and all it's corruption to be restored


What the government needs to do, and they ought to have done that already, is significantly increase salaries of employees and provide other reasonable palliatives to cusshion the effects of the removal.

PMS is not necessarily more expensive in Nigeria than elsewhere but wages & incomes in Nigeria are definitely very poor

You are selfish man, what about those unemployed out there, those poor brothers battling with life on a daily basis, striving with the cost of living fuel subsidy removal have brought upon them. Yet because you are employed you couldn't think of anyone else, you are blabbering about wages increase, fuel subsidy removal should be reversed!. Period.

Taylor90:
Tinubu leave Niger matter alone

Pikin wey dey dance for road side something is beating drum for him inside the bush

Don’t invoke the anger of PUTIN to Nigeria

Ever since you snicked to Aso Rock through the widow you haven’t done anything good to better life of Nigerians

You carry Niger matter for head just to please the west while your country people are dying of hunger and hard times

Is it how female students of Chicago use to do?

Dollar is almost 1000, economy is in shambles, hunger is biting harder and all you care about is your western validation make them see say you be human being

Asari Dokubo threatened a sitting Governor you do face like say you no hear because he’s your thug.

You no send DSS after him rather romancing him with kids glove

You’ll forever be in the history for the worse president on planet

Wear adult pampers dey waka everywhere

You should have specialized on Cocaine and leave governance alone

Wisdom too much for you bro. The fact is all I have read.

8,9

donproject2:
Is this going to reduce the price of petro?


If you are good in designing flyers make we talk

Drop contact details. I'm good at what I do

Alejo2000:
Hello fellow Nairalanders,

I find myself at a crucial crossroad in life and would greatly appreciate your valuable insights and diverse perspectives. I have worked diligently in a private organization for 15 years, managing to save up to N20 million. Additionally, I own a 3-bedroom apartment. and a few plots of land in three different states in Nigeria.

Current Situation:
Recently, I was disengaged from my job, and this has prompted me to contemplate a major life decision. I am 45 years old, and my wife is 42 years old. Together, we have three children, two of whom are in secondary school.

Contemplating Relocation:
Given the circumstances, I have been seriously considering the possibility of relocating to another country with my family via study route. Two countries have caught my attention: the UK and Canada. I believe that I still have around 15 years of active career working life by the Grace of God, and I am open to exploring new opportunities abroad for the betterment of my family's future.

Reasoning:
The motivation behind this move is to provide my children with a better education and quality of life while also embracing new experiences. However, I am fully aware that this is not without risks, as it would involve utilizing my lifetime savings and making a fresh start in a foreign land.

Seeking Your Advice:
I humbly seek your honest advice and opinions on this matter. Here are some key points to consider:

Family considerations: How will relocating impact my children's education and overall well-being?

Age and career transition: Is starting anew in a foreign country feasible, considering my age and accounting background as my profession?

Financial stability: Should I be concerned about using my savings for this move? What steps can I take to ensure financial security in a new country?

Visa and immigration: What are the challenges and best practices in obtaining permanent residency in the UK or Canada?

Job opportunities: How promising is the job market for accountants in these countries? Are there viable prospects for career growth?

Investment options: Alternatively, what investment opportunities in Nigeria can provide a stable income stream for my family?

Conclusion:
I am deeply grateful for any advice, personal experiences, or suggestions you can provide. Your valuable insights will play a significant role in shaping this crucial decision for my family's future.

Thank you all for taking the time to read and respond to my post. Your support means a lot to me and will help me make an informed choice.

Warm regards,

With due respect sir, my candid advice will be based on some uncertain assumptions of mine in the sense that you will relocating with any viable assurance or guarantee to the life you dream of after relocating. Which involves a lifetime risk indeed.
So I will love to assume myself in you shoe and do the following.
1. I will remain here in Nigeria.
2. Project a business driven city to relocate to, that is if your current location isn't stable.
3. I will decide the capital into 3. 2 for business and 1 to carter for my family needs and expenditures.
4. Start two different businesses not necessarily at same time.
5. Work on them as if your their your only means of survival.
6. Be consistent and be patient in the process for 2-5 years.
7. The world is yours to explore.

2 nodules of Garri.

God have mercy upon us.

maureensylvia:
A lot of experiences I'll share on this thread
I'll start with this one

Please read and digest with maturity

One fateful Saturday morning during the month of November, as early as 5:30am, I was dressed up to go to the village market to source and buy soyabeans for my client

it's a 3 hour journey, I supposed to be in the market latest 8am to source for the Soyabeans. I selected two of my boys to go with me. it was a smooth ride I must say, past 8am we were already in the market...

Majority of the sellers were not yet in the market, I got a bench and sat down while waiting for them to come. My two boys went to drink Shai at Mai shai stand... Shai is Tea. Mai shai is Tea seller

Past 9am there was no signs of the soyabeans sellers... I put on my "Patience" Jacket 😄

I was already hungry but I didn't want to eat what I saw there. I yawned and yawned no be person tell me to go to the Aboki Mai shai stand to request for a plate of noodles...

My goodness!!! the noodles was tasteless!

I managed to eat only the eggs that was spicy.

Around 10am they started coming. Atlast !! I exclaimed.
But there was a development... the soyabeans I was seeing there was not up to the grade I wanted. soyabeans differs and I wanted the best grade.

After a short while I saw the grade I was looking for but the quantity was so small as I needed a trailer of soyabeans.

I made up my mind to go and come back in the next market day but my boys suggested we go to another market that's more bigger than the one we came to.

After much deliberation, I gave in.

Me: How long will it take us to get there
My boy: In few hours we'll be there
Me: It's alright, let's go.

We left the bush market past 10am boarded a taxi and that's it...
11am we're still on the road!

Me: Haba we never reach🧐
My boy: no ma, we will soon. reach

Me: ok ooo


Few mins later the taxi dropped us, I looked around I was seeing only bushes no market. Hiannn Sule this is not market na.

He told me here ends where motor can go the rest of the journey will be on bike

whaaat!!! I exclaimed

My boy: Don't worry ma we will soon reach

Me: ok ooooo🤔

You can get *5 of dx at my end in Niger state.

ArchiLimited:
This is how to know when billionaires are bored

See below for your next building project

How much can this building cost please. Land available already.

Depends on the factors claimed to have hindered the process actually.

Foolish dude.

The two years I waisted in University Before I realized skills more than just degree, and I pulled out to learn Mobile phone repairs. Currently an employer. Alhamdulillah

fixitbyjal:
I TRACK LOST OR STOLEN PHONES
A TRIAL WILL DEFINITELYCONVINCE YOU

your phone number please

Our incoming CBN governor

Photo speak... Ganduje Kwankwaso is your boss politically... Go rest jare😃

Foolishness

Obi's luck is out. Lol Fear Nigerian politics

He knew is was failure