₦airaland Forum

TheRareGem1:
Happy birthday Mr President

Can't osinbajo be honest for once? He kept being dishonest to Nigerians thinking iit will earn him APC presidential ticket but alas, he was disappointed. It shows he doesn't have principles

asanausana91:
Buhari is my best president so far.
El Rufai is my governor but I don't like him because of the Muslim Muslim ticket he brought to Kaduna.
Tinubu is worst, no primary school, senile and dementia, drugs Barron, stealing all Lagos state IGR.
Tinubu will never be my president.

How is buhari better than elrufai and Tinubu?

Bianda24:
Happy birthday to the best president. God blessed Nigerians with Buhari to teach us a lesson of appreciation and contentment. I hope we have learnt our lesson. May the Lord continue to bless you with long life in good health and sound mind. Keep glowing on every side. Amin

According to the constitution, is it buharis job to teach nigerians appreciation and contentment?

Janetudeh:
Happy birthday to a man of integrity. We see and appreciate all you do for Nigeria.

How is buhari a man of integrity?

Fiscus105:
The way political elited and yahoo boy are hoarding cash and spend it recklessly is the way to greatness abi?

Why always going against every govt policies?

If u re not comfortable with the policy leave the country nah, Niger, Chad, Cameroon are countries u can reach with car or lorry,these countries are not going that direction monetarily.

You haven't answered the questions.

What are the steps to greatness?

How is cashless policy a step to greatness?

ken6488:
every thing

What is the benefit of the policy?

Fiscus105:
Is economy moving before?

people should learn that life is not statics , people should brace up for new challenges as world evolves.


You are craving for way of lifestyle in advanced country and you dnt want to follow their steps to greatness.

What are the steps to greatness? How is cashless policy a step to greatness?

treatise:
Fear of the unknown and resistance to change: same way people abhorred the introduction of debit cards then even some bankers. It's a good policy. Mpesa is a massive success in Kenya and parts of East Africa.

How will the policy benefit nigeria and Nigerians?

ZooOga:
The policy will cut down on bribery, both political and in business circles.
Currency/paper & coins and forms of trading have changed for many centuries and the earth still spins on her axis. Humans adapt.

How will the policy cut down on bribery?

xperiencelove:
If you do a legit business with huge funds, learn how to use digital money.
I know beforehand that fraudsters and money lunders will find this policy hard on them and they will pay those useless media houses to publish lies about it.

What is the benefit of the policy to Nigeria and Nigerians?

xperiencelove:
If you do a legit business with huge funds, learn how to use digital money.
I know beforehand that fraudsters and money lunders will find this policy hard on them and they will pay those useless media houses to publish lies about it.

What is the benefit of the policy?

jumper524:
NIGERIA ain't India, and if the cashless policy is not imposed on us, then it may never happen. There would always be critics to state how itll affect us. The benefit of this cashless policy is way too large to consider its little downturn. Nigeria besides have the fastest growing improving banking system in the world.. make the policy and see wide range improvement. Soon mobile wallets would have a platform where you can pay bike and car drivers as little as 200 via transfer without charges. The policy has both short and long term benefit while the downside is only shortie as we are one of the best in adaptation.
No rook for thieves hoarding cash any longer.

Only advice I can give any old school is to get a good android phone and also learn how to use and secure it. The world is pushing forward and sometimes people are left behind, don't be left out.

What is the benefit of the policy?

Okoroawusa:
That policy has come to stay. Anyone that doesn't like it can relocate to India

What is the benefit of the policy?

dollytino4real:
Born wat u can care for especially women!! because e get y

What makes you think she's the one that gave birth to the child

fm001:
This is not about creation of new one, it is an upgrade of the existing one.

What's the benefit?

Harbeeorlar:
Too many? List them pls. Do you know how many tertiary institutions in Ogun state?

What has that done for ogun state?

Blake755:
See tech omo naija which way

Is there no tech in Nigeria? What is the benefit of this to Nigerians?

ganisucks:
Nigerians will still comply. It's only a matter of time. All this kindergarten attempts to use the lagos/Ibadan expressway media to discredit the policy will fail. This is just part 1; part 3 and 4 are cooking in the oven. Onward with Baba Lagos's defeat.

What's special about the policy?

blamingthedevil:
Happy 80th birthday to the man with a heart of gold. Happy birthday to the best president Nigeria have ever had. Posterity will be very kind to you my leader.



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

Uptill now none of u have been able to explain how buhari is the best president ever

Buddha3:
Most of the remittances, yes.

your earlier comment suggested all. when you say "most", what do you mean? can you put a figure to it?

FuckOsuPigs:
All these epistle just to justify SE low representation?

Okay o, we don hia

Should it matter who dominates in terms of international remittances? Why can't you guys think beyond these petty arguments?

Buddha3:
Moment I saw the heading, I suspected Edo state was going to top the list.

Their hoes in Italy have been very consistent in sending monies to their Nigerian families in the last decade. So this comes as no surprise. At least Edo is generation forex with coitus.

Worth commending!

So you mean all the remittances to Edo came from prostitution in Italy?

RockHard:
Omo. Every SW state featured in the top 10 sha (na dem occupy 60% of the list). Was expecting the SE states to dominate the list though, considering the perception about being the 'most travelled' and all that. Edo na worthy mention. Respect to Nigerians overseas wey no forget the homeland.

Is there any award for it?

Bonaventura:
Without any sense of prejudice, I can categorically tell you that the Edo remittances come from the practitioners of the oldest trade in the world.

It comes from the sisters in Italy, Spain, United States and all over the world 'hustling' with their kpekus

How did you arrive at your conclusion? Are you speaking from your family experience?

BAZ001:
Why is Ayiegbeni in this pictures ?

What’s the criteria ?
Cos we have legends like Kanu and Okocha not someone that kick ball out of free post.

Okocha and Kanu will be happy that aiyegbeni was in the pictures. The fact that he made that miss, doesn't take away his quality during his playing days.

KangaIye:
Perpetual Nwokwocha came for the Photoshoots

Honestly

Ransomware:
Do you drink whiskey? Let's assume you don't. please walk across the street and tell the man drinking his whiskey that it is an abomination.
by your standard it is, by his standard, it is not. that is why he is the one drinking it and not you.

Do you even understand this. Yes or mo

"by your standard it is an abomination, by hers, it is not. That is why she is the one doing it and not you."

You can't even answer s simple question. what then are you explaining?

Ransomware:
I am sorry, I can't explain it to you and understand it for you too. I am at work and I am tired of going in circles at this point.
like i said earlier, you have every right to see it as an abomination or a gift but that does not change the morality of anything.

Do you even understand this:

"by your standard it is an abomination, by hers, it is not. That is why she is the one doing it and not you."

Ransomware:
Oh, you can see it as an abomination or a blessing but it has no context or standard in a civil society. I can see eating beans as an abomination, that is my personal bias but once the person eating the beans is not harming another there is no crime committed hence no repercussion for the act.
So it is a false equivilence to look at the original post and compare it to serial killer or pedophile in the context of abomination.

Your exact words are as follows and had no bearing with the above:

"by your standard it is an abomination, by hers, it is not. That is why she is the one doing it and not you."

Let me get you right. If a serial killer doesn't see killing people as an abomination, then I shouldn't see it as an abomination?

Or if a paedophile doesn't see paedophilia as an abomination, that means I have no right to see it as an abomination?

Ransomware:
Ok, let me barney it up for you. Do you see marrying 2 wives as an abomination? do you see drinking Alchohol as an abomination? what of wanking off? Is that an abomination? do you know what all these have in common? they do not harm anyone, your freedom to do these or marry a man or a woman if you want to has no correlation to another person's life or well-being.
on the other hand, a serial killer destroys another's life and a pedophile destroys children's life. I hope you understand the difference.
Abomination is just a personal bias to what you don't want or what is not your preference or not what you are used to but to paint it as a crime is just self-aggrandizement.

I hope I am clear, thank you for keeping this conversation clean and matured.

You haven't said anything to negate the questions asked neither have you said anything to buttress your earlier point that a person doesn't have the right to condemn another as long as the person performing an act doesn't see his or her action as an abomination.

"by your standard it is an abomination, by hers, it is not. That is why she is the one doing it and not you."

Let me get you right. If a serial killer doesn't see killing people as an abomination, then I shouldn't see it as an abomination?

Or if a paedophile doesn't see paedophilia as an abomination, that means I have no right to see it as an abomination?

cunny88:
nah, he's an American, he's been imprisoned in Russia since 2018

Can you see the dates and time on the screenshots below?

I didn't ask if he is an American. I asked if he is gay. If you say "notin is being said about Paul Whelan", the question is why should anything be said about him? Is he gay?

[quote author=Odewaleadesoye post=119208249][/quote]Everything na law law law. What has nigeria achieved with all the law?