₦airaland Forum

Bankowner:
If I hear una again!
A man that will shout on or at his wife in public over anything at all is not worthy of that woman and does not deserve her. So because she is a woman she should sit quietly and stomach the embarrassment abi? Those type of men are those that give Africa a bad name where it comes to treatment of women. A woman should only be seen and not be heard and as such should take all the rubbish heaped on her by a man because she is married to him. My yoruba people will say the woman should take whatever bad thing the man does to her as shea butter cream and rub her body with it. O ma se o!

I wait for any of you to cross to this side I am at, shout at your woman in public and I won't be surprised if it’s a cop that picks you up. If you’re lucky that doesn’t happen, pray you don’t meet your bag waiting for you at the door when you get home. Women don’t suffer shame, embarrassment, disgrace, trauma, emotional, and psychological abuse through spoken words in your worlds. Na until man beat woman or kill am e don do wrong abi? Yet there are men who go beat up another man because he cheated on and hurt their sisters. Do I blame them?

jeromestarks

ValCon888:
Note to ladies. Approaching men like this will increase your tòto mileage 10x.

Bankowner:
Sorry to burst your bubble.
I'm a man.
Deal with that
See as they've all rushed to finish the beautiful creature called woman.

the beasts that will should at their wives in public
Iseoluwani
Emanobis
Makunahatata
Jeromestarks
Blingxx

Bankowner:
Sorry to burst your bubble.
I'm a man.
Deal with that
See as they've all rushed to finish the beautiful creature called woman.

the beasts that will should at their wives in public
Iseoluwani
Emanobis
Makunahatata
Jeromestarks
Blingxx

Bankowner:
He ridiculed me in public over his phone screen and another man offers me money to replace the phone. That I won't take the money? Transaction yen ti lo.

Dpharisee:
I noticed that South East and South South Senators have been very silent on the issues going on in the Senate with the revelations by Ningi, its like they are standing aside and watching Yoruba and Fulani dey digger am

Pauldollars:
What do you think of the value of the Naira?

Ubdavis:
U think 1,500 then was easy to get..

Babangidapikin:
You don't mean it .. you are eating a whole car ...

eepeepook:
Why does this country never have peace? The worst part is, it is a third world nation. Well, nature doing its thing in reducing the population. Let them continue. By the time the citizens are reduced to two million in number, resources will go round equally. To an extent, I don’t believe this news, especially from the BBC. They know how to magnify situations to appear dire.

Laple0541:
So you expect it to favour South East?

Obviously, South West is Tinubu’s stronghold, so expectedly his appointments may seem to favour the region, just like Buhari and GEJ did to their respective regions.

By and large, Tinubu’s appointment haven’t been that bias as mischief makers portray it. Even some muslims in S/W claimed he appointed mostly Christian’s. People just like to complain at the slightest of opportunity. ALL WE NEED IS GOOD GOVERNANCE.

Konquest:
@CasualObserver,
What you posted is FALSE. Folorunso Alakija was NEVER a hair dresser. I see a lot of younger ones pushing this same false story and mangling history up. Let me explain more here to you and those reading this.

She trained in the UK as a professional secretary, returned to Nigeria from England and worked as a banker at IMB Plaza on Victoria Island, Lagos. She later resigned to take care of her small kids in the early 1980s and proceeded to establish the very famous company Supreme Stitches in Lagos State which was a top fashion design outfit for ready-to-wear clothes and many prominent folks in the society such as Mariam Babangida where her friends. These are facts that I personally witnessed in the 1980s through to the 1990s.

She comes from the wealthy Ogbara family who are indigenes of Ikorodu, Lagos State. Ikorodu is one of the 3 Ijebu LGAs in Lagos State and as you might know the Ijebus are one of the wealthiest subgroups among the Yoruba folks and in Nigeria. Her millionaire father even sent Folorunso Alakija and her siblings to school in the UK when she was not even up to 10 years old! So, she took a major risk by bidding for the deep offshore oil well in 1991 with her family members from the Ogbara family and her foreign technical partners and finally found oil in the highly risky deep offshore using FAMFA Oil as a vehicle..

I wrote about this fact just this year when some ethnic bigots and ignorant young ones here on NL (who were obviously NOT born in the 1980s and 1990s) defamatorily wrote that she slept her way with IBB or Abacha to get an oil well which to me is idiotic of these kids and an insult to those of us who knew Mrs. Folorunso Alakija right from the 1980s as a banker, oil mogul, ànd when she started the hugely famous Supreme Stitches which was the first in Nigeria to defined bespoke fashion designing and ready to wear for women. This is the reason why she is also the patron of Fashion Designers Association of Nigeria (FADAN).

I hope this helps.

Acidosis:
Ahh

After 30 years? I believe they'll fix this.

jeromestarks:
I can NEVER marry a woman who is wealthier than me.
And I will never allow my wife to be richer than me. Never!

Women misuse power. They tend to insult men at the slightest opportunity they get.

Your marriage can not last if your wife has as much money as you.

malali:
PDP ACTION
THIS IS WHAT WE NEED
WAKING UP TO NEWS OF NIGERIAN DEVELOPING BY THE SECOND.

GOOD WORK MR SEYI MAKINDE
YOU WOULD MAKE A GOOD PRESIDENT AT THE RIGHT TIME.

Moneyboyz:
Early last year I was motivated to start a beer distribution business, I did my research bought the land and constructed the building.

Unfortunately for me, I didn't know someone is selling just few blocks to where I acquired the land. Although the competitor was a small scale but I do not want to compete because there is also a coke/pepsi depot right next to it.

I've decided to go into manufacturing but I'm not sure what I could do. I need ideas and possible the required capital that would start it.

Please no pure water factory suggestions.

Thank you.

Alexlalax1:
Obi, I totally disagree with you on this one. Any one that brought an ant infested wood home should bear the brunt. Why should I forget tribe and religion when they brought it to the election? If anything wan scatter make im scatter.

stevestifler:
A woman wanted to travel & to see her sibling who invited her because they'd not seen in more than a year & her husband says no. She involves her parents & pastor & even her best friend, they all have different opinions. Some said go, some said stay.

As a married woman, whose words should be taken in highest regards?

1. Her siblings that she's spent all her life with
2. Her parents that gave birth to her
3. Her pastor that sees visions & guides her spiritually
4. Her husband
5. Her best friends that she's known from childhood

Let's have matured responses from experienced and responsible nairalanders.

mastermaestro:
How dumber can someone sound! So because he is the foreign minister, the destruction going on in his country should not matter to him? You need a brain transplant urgently!

casualobserver:
A few days a go, the Minister of education made a comment on the standard of education in Nigeria and the epidemic of educated Nigerians with poor English comprehension. Just so you understand, English comprehension refers to the ability to understand what you read or what is said......literacy is not just about the ability to read and write. The purpose of language is to communicate, if you do not understand (comprehend) what is being said or what you read, you are not communicating and are uneducated literate. If i say "possibly", i didnt say yes or no, if you chose to interpret that as yes or no, that is a failure of Comprehension. If I say "couple of minutes" and you dont understand that it means precisely "two minutes"..that's poor English comprehension. i am responsible for what I say but not responsible for your substandard education.

Obviouslyblunt:
what is his job description as a foreign minister?

Obviouslyblunt:
Remove the log from your own eyes. An equal amount of the death in Gaza happens in Nigeria almost daily, focus on that.

yarimo:
Nigerians are not desperate to even vote for you in the first place.

Faiththatworks:
I feel very very very sad about this news. I don't understand why the Government is forcing binance to delist the naira from the exchange.
It's a very very very bad idea,I have repeatedly said it on Nairaland that Government should regulate the activities of binance,but I totally disagree with removing the naira on the platform.
Although some people may disagree but sincerely the naira has been a bit stable in the last 2 weeks since Government forced binance to stop allowing the naira to trade on the exchange.
I was very critical of the modus operandi of binance and how it kept speculating on the value of the naira,If not for Government intervention,I'm sure the Naira would have been more than 2000 naira on the exchange.
Now to how it will affect Nigerians,the CBN governor himself said 26 billion dollars was traded through binance last year,that's a very huge and staggering figure,I dare say it's just a little less than the annual budget of Nigeria,in essence binance is almost becoming a country in its own.
The money traded on binance is almost equal to our foreign reserve,no industry in Nigeria can compete for dollar demand like that traded in Binance.
Government must understand the crypto market with players like binance are helping Nigerians in meeting up some of its dollar need,and stopping the use of the naira on binance will lead to the downward spiral of the naira.
Let us assume the 26 billion dollar traded on binance is true,I believe half must be demand from genuine people who want to maybe send or receive money.
Government must understand this demand for crypto can't be wished away,if these people decide to source for their usd in the forex market,the CBN will never be able to meet up with the supply,and I'm sure even Mr Cardoso knows this.
Nigeria doesn't have any Dollars right now to be used in meeting demand from crypto buyers.
I advise Mr Cardoso to have a rethink,this is a policy somersault from his office,early this year he liberalised the use of crypto trading in Nigeria,now he's reversing the policy.
I appeal to the Minister of Digital Economy,the NSA, Minister of Finance and the Minister of Youth Affairs have a round table on how to regulate the use of Crypto exchanges in Nigeria.
This policy will Affect mostly young Nigerians,pls don't make it harder on them.
God bless Nigeria

callthefred:
So looting is now revolution? Let the army handle those looters you'll know there's nothing of such.

Justiceleague1:
And in that your comprehensive brain,the baboons and dogs will be soaked in blood is enough to not to alienate yourself to become president,right.

Keep up with the epistles and speeches and debates, everyone knows that's what you bunch do whenever it's about the Igbos. Continue.. everyone is eating breakfast in the country while shouting EBIN PAWA OOOOOO 😁😁😁

With your years of holding the presidency,your regions still remain the same so continue

Justiceleague1:
but there's every problem with the south east becoming president.