₦airaland Forum

Jackrich:
When and where ?
How far nau ?

the other usual platform where we talk .
I sent the message 3 days ago.

I de like the avengers.

Jackrich:
see the man ear like Caseless ceiling fan.

Bekiaful pls.


Oga, did you see my message?

The writer of this poo is a headless donkey.


US telling the president of a sovereign country to resign?

Are they that slow and dull?


Blithering fatuity!

Donkeys everywhere...

Trash!

Make I dey here first.

longitto:
I guess d guy is at war with himself

just my thoughts.

Beamborla:
I changed it from glass to rubber already. E no fit break lai lai... You are good to go

Beambo!

Mylove55:
i dont know where u ipod came from, when things were bad, u blame pmb, it was dis same Godwin with phd that cause d own problem, but u flat head ipod insult pmb for cbn failure, God bless pmb for bearing all d insult cause by cbn

don't mind those donkeys.

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] These stupid f**king Alpha jets and dumb ass Nigerian Airforce......And WHAT THE HELL IS AN MIF7?.....Looks to us like something made in obsolence from China, Pakistan or something a black arm dealer just coupled together. F**k that sh**t,including Illierate Buhari.[/color]

see as u de embarrass yourself.

Congratulations!




All we know is , the main opposition party is in disarray.

Nigeria is at a crossroads. Just over a year ago, people voted in a historic democratic election to end corruption and business as usual, opting instead to build an economy that delivers for all Nigerians.

The old order was based on an unsustainable commodities supercycle. While the boom had many positives and contributed to Nigeria becoming Africa’s largest economy, it fostered an epidemic of corruption and inefficiency. Foreign businesses and financial institutions also benefited as some people spent and sometimes hid huge sums abroad, lifted by the rising tide of oil exports and dollar revenues.

Now we are living in a new world of low energy prices. The economy has slowed while unemployment and inflation have jumped. Longstanding structural imbalances and overdependence on imports have been cruelly exposed. We are an oil-rich nation that imports most of our gasoline. We are a farming nation that imports most of our basic food staples. This is simply not acceptable or sustainable.

Our solutions must be in proportion to the challenges. Fundamental change takes time and we are driving not one but three changes to reposition Nigeria for inclusive growth.

Restore Trust

We have begun to tackle the endemic corruption and mismanagement that is crippling our economy and corroding trust in our institutions. The anticorruption fight is at the heart of combating poverty and improving security. We have stepped up enforcement and new prosecutions to get our house in order, and I have called for foreign governments to work with us to identify where funds stolen during previous administrations are lodged and for multistate cooperation to combat oil theft.

Fighting corruption is not enough. We need accountable government and a public sector that can do more with less. We have already taken initial steps by bringing all government finances into a single treasury account where we can monitor spending and impose discipline, implementing zero-based budgets and benchmarks targeted at waste and fraud, and establishing electronic platforms for government agency interface.

Rebalance Our Economy

In a world of lower oil prices and dollar revenues, the only sustainable path is to reduce Nigerians’ overreliance on imports. We must rebalance our economy by empowering entrepreneurs and producers, big and small, to create more of what their fellow Nigerians demand. The supply of foreign exchange to the economy must be increased. This requires radically increasing exports and productivity and improving the investment climate and ease of doing business.

Nigeria’s growth and job creation will be led by the private sector. We are a young, entrepreneurial society with vibrant success stories in new industries such as telecommunications, technology and entertainment. Government is doing its part to lower taxes on small businesses, eliminate bureaucracy to bring the informal economy out of the shadows and provide development funding for priority sectors such as agriculture. The central bank has moved to introduce greater flexibility in our exchange-rate policy. These actions are a downpayment on our people’s ability to succeed.

Regenerate Growth

We must reposition our economy by attracting investment in domestic industries and infrastructure. Nigeria has huge untapped gas reserves and also a critical shortage of electricity. Our private sector loses too much of its revenue due to brownouts and power outages. Half of my fellow Nigerians have no access to the power grid. Investment in our power infrastructure, restructuring of the state-run oil-and-gas sector and development of other industries such as solid minerals, metals and petrochemicals will help to create a virtuous circle of growth and exports while creating jobs and reducing poverty.

I am optimistic that our actions are providing the breathing room Nigeria needs during this period of fundamental change. But we cannot improve living conditions and restore fiscal health without making people feel safe and secure—just as we cannot defeat militancy without reducing poverty and dislocation.

One of our main achievements this past year has been to unite regional and global allies to push back Boko Haram. What we do in the next three years to build an economic bridge to Nigeria’s future will be just as important for bringing lasting peace and prosperity.


http://www.radar.ng/2016/06/the-three-changes-nigeria-needs-by.html?utm_source=nnd&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=nnd&m=1

Vickyydera:
Can someone encapsulate for me E-money source of money?

drug but covering up with record label and music business.

Beamborla:
I changed it from glass to rubber already. E no fit break lai lai... You are good to go

lie down make I rest for ur back abeg. I don tire

LARRYDKING:
I didn't say it's unilag, I only said he should have compared unilag senate building to that. He won't find much difference.

ok!

LARRYDKING:
Watin unilag do u bro? Compare uniben entrance to theirs. Compare unilag fully air conditioned classrooms with functioning projectors to theirs. Compare unilag senate building to theirs. U have several pics from random schs so be fair to compare ours bests with theirs. Though, they are better but ur comparison is bias.

that's ABU zaria's Senate building and not unilag.

Beamborla:
This contest thing ehn... Doesn't interest me plus too much drama.
You know I love you but I will pass

no break my heart abeg

E don do.

Allahu akbar!

Beamborla:
Caseless

Oh baby!

Good to see you again.

Join team ivvy ...

Jarizod:
definitely boss

good! You are the man.






Sai ivvy!

CLIQBOY:
Can i use water to wash my mouth, without swallowing it?

yes .

Yes!!!

Jarizod:
Hmmm

my candidate can be in your list too. Remember I once campaigned for you here.

carammel:
We want peace please.
Everyone should sheathe their swords.

that's what this is out preach.

amareto:
Supported.

Ivyy all the way.

Sai ivvy!

Erickthewreck:
Spot on!

thank

Berlyn:
whats this all about

peruse again.

You can't control the fact that people will annoy you , what you can control is your reaction- buddha

The foregoing quote is set to adress some issues and lay them to rest .

I have come to the realization that pearlescent display does not come , but it's inherent and, this ivvy or her conduct has brought to bear.

Any mind would be deemed fantastically corrupt if it throws away principle and logic into the air in exchange of affiliative politicking and politico. This is a pluscachange , saying I'm not aware of this extant and ugly trend would qualify me to be described as an Alice in wonderland nairaland . But what is more important is how we identify the issue and adress them head-on.

[b]I'm supporting ivvy out of an unflinching conviction and , so is your support for your chosen candidate or contestant, this is the most important thing 'cos it's what we all have in common as far as this contest is concerned.

We're humans(creature of many imperfections) and we are all the same . We sometimes throw away commonsense and allow our emotions to take control of us. When you see this on display by any member of team ivvy, ivvy should not be blamed because she has no control over emotional rage built in people including those in her team.

I'm a staunch supporter of ivvy ...a discerning mind should not judge ivvy based on my cognitive dissonance - my support and that of every member of her team is independent and to a large extent distanced from our individual action. Don't hold or judge ivvy based on those you see fighting in her name - as good christians, Muslims, atheists, pagans etc, forgive and forget the fighter and follow ivvy(Atleast, because of those begging for your votes.[/b]

This is not the first miss nairaland contest and I believe it's not going to be the last . We are seen as opponents today because of our various candidates, and might be seen belonging to the same camp/team because of another candidate tomorrow. Then why the bad blood?
I enjoin all, Let's bury our hatchet and focus on what we have in common and not our differences and the possibility of them .
Avoid brawl , guffaw and heehaw !

'There should be a connection between terra firma and terra incognita'
-#teamivvy

Still on the matter?

zicoraads:
Caseless,I hold you in high esteem so I will advice that your team take a break, look in the mirror and ask if this is how you people want this to play out. I will repeat what I said yesterday, everyone can throw caution to the wind and make this a do or die affair. But the question is, to what end? For what? Common Miss NL?

There is certainly life after this, but if your team want to make permanent enemies out of an ordinary contest that may go beyond this contest and even online, then thread very carefully.

zico, I appreciate your concern. I'm coming up with a piece to adress some of the issues you raise. But before then, I want you to know that whoever you see fighting here does that on his own and not on ivvy's order and does not enjoy our team's endorsement.


We are here to make peace!