₦airaland Forum

frenchwine:
I would still repeat my earlier stance that it's embarrassing, the way the church leadership in Osun has comported itself in the face of the prevailing circumstances there. It smirks off as a woman who had been embarrassed by a guy she had boasted to be her own, only for him to publicly declare his love to another lady.
The church's reaction is more of bitching, it's uncalled for.
I am a devout Christian.

Giyerte:
Aregbesola caused dis Shit. How will he mergerd Ansarudeen( a Muslim school with Hijab) with Baptist(a Christian school without hijab) together and expect peace.

Separate them and liv the school as it was before.

PERIOD.

IdisuleOurOwn:
Ok.


I hope the traditionalist will soon follow suit.


The Mass Servers (Catholic goers) should put on their serving dress same goes to the girls (Mary League).


What about the Buddhist, Jewish, Rastafarians and co?

Everybody have the right to practice his/her religion without discrimination .

Well, let see who will soon get tired.

ollymoore:
Before dey arrange d money for FAYOSE dey should let him know dat d money is not him to be buying ponmo, mango, plantain, bread and beans all over EKITI

nonjebose:
How many of theses states can meet all these requirements

fulanimafia:
Why not? Only shallow thinkers assume that unfortunate decade long clashes between farmers and herdsmen in certain farming communities would have any lasting impact on overall northern unity crystallized over generations.

fulanimafia:
We are all one and those divisions are only visible to outsiders, and the greedy ones/saboteurs amongst us are in the minority. Furthermore, I as a northerner consider myself one with a Yoruba man politically (not just within the APC), so Kwara being Yoruba is not an issue.

fulanimafia:
Who is marginalized? Those that have been heading the legislature and are most represented in the Armed Forces? The political north is impenetrable but don't take my word for it.

christee:
Things will get better, let us just keep faith

Orikinla:
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[size=18pt]Only stupid people will judge and write off a runner in the first lap of a marathon.[/size].

DaBullIT:
When you ask some people the meaning of federalism, true federalism , despite claiming graduates, they can't tell you what they means because all they do is copy and paste , they hear big grammar and keep it in mind so when they sense it's time to use big grammar , they drop big big oyinbo


You ask people why are you protesting , most will say i don't know , we want biafra , etc but you ask them about the Biafran war , why or how it started , they don't know , they just want to do follow follow


But #It'sNotmyBusiness

Lilbrown007:
haha thats how they all are anytime a pastor f,cks up u will see them start shouting fake pastor he wasnt choosen by god bla bla bla they are all liars

GoodMuyis:
Give just one instance where Buhari Government treated them SS and SE in any way inferior.

PEREP:
Mantuu? Gana?

I beg use the 20D glasses again

Quakertellicus1:
Back in the 60's....the regions were dependent on agriculture and oil....and remitted less than 50% to the government.

As the events of the 1970's proved...when we lost the guaranteed market in the UK for our agric products....and when agric prices began to fall....that foundation was flimsy.Of course....we had oil to save us (but that turned out to be fake).

Simply put....Nigeria does not control the prices of what we produce....agriculture, or crude oil. Which is why any economic development under the regions was fake. (Sorry....but that is the truth). Same goes for the oil boom of the 1970's Economic prosperity that was built on the fake promise of sustained high oil prices.(Which the minute they crashed in 1982....sent us back to square one. ).


As I explained earlier.....whether true federalism or no true federalism....you cannot build a sustainable economy based on revenues from selling crude oil, agric products....even mining. ESPECIALLY....as the price is out of our control. (Even oil....with the way things are going....I doubt that oil is going to go back above $100 per barrel.).Strong economies are ALWAYS industrial economies. (Yes...the Saudis look strong...but the drop in oil price is making their economy look shaky).

And I expect our political class to see this....and to do the needful.But they won't.

Quakertellicus1:
Problem I have with true federalisim is that it amounts to ''North and West do agric, SE ad SS do oil''. In other words......we end up with at least three regions....that are still resource dependent.

By diversification.....I mean that we completely move away from reliance on revenues from selling raw materials like oil , groundnut, cotton, etc...and use our brains and minds to develop an innovation based economy.

What use is your agric and oil if at the end of the day....you are just still sending billions of dollars out of the country in the name of importation?

P.S...This is the article that changed my thinking:https://mindofmalaka.com/2012/01/18/you-lazy-intellectual-african-scum/

Ugosample:
He can do stuffs without the presidential approval. he is the DAMN CBN governor.......

Decryptor:
And tell me what it is you can export out of Nigeria which is viable in the International market without Customs still swooping on it and asking for their egunje?

Quakertellicus1:
So....what should we be doing differently, chief economist.?

Nigeria needs to get off oil....that is my solution.