₦airaland Forum

Caramia2020:
Commendable

Exmilitant:
Single with so many hanger-on, plus relatives who crawled out of the woods.

I spend more than 250k Monday to Friday.
Saturdays and Sundays over 300k.

Street dey pay sha

OvaSabi1:
My advice to everyone:

Even if na Yoruba Education dem give you, try to graduate with a 2:1. Why? Big 4 accounting firms and multinational companies would employ you with any degree in as much as its a 2:1.
Also, with a good grade, you have the opportunity of getting foreign scholarships and your own don better if na STEM. Your own don better pass everybody own if you were able to publish your final year project.

I am talking as a university lecturer who schooled outside Nigeria. The moment I see talent that is wasting, I would grab it like hawk wey dey thief chicken and mentor the person. I have seen a first class finance grad stay jobless for 6 years. Write ICAN, e nor gree. Open LinkedIn, mba no. Oya na wetin you wan do with your life? “I want to be a lecturer”. This lecturer work wey me sef wan try to escape? Your village people no try.

Again, I am seeing many of my ex students approaching me to write papers and put their names on it as co author so they can use it to gain scholarships. Same students that were extremely disrespectful and refused to be serious with their project when they were students. Me, I should use my money to do research and I will now spend 150k to publish and I should add your name? Can you do analysis? No. Do you have a laptop? No. Will you pay for the secondary data? No. You try.

In a nutshell, I am begging you all in the name of God to be serious with your project.

Dybala11:
What is the present administration doing to secure Nigeria economically and security wise??
The future of Nigeria has been mortgaged on the altar of debt. Tomorrow you'll still go to the filling station to queue before you can get fuel, millions of other Nigerians will do same. The funny thing is that you know that we've been scammed with the anti-corruption mantra and other election promises made by the current administration, you're just too ashamed to admit the truth. Bubu, Jonathan, Tinubu etc. are all birds of corrupt entities. That's why Nigeria will still continue to battle the problems we encountered under Jonathan. It's only a change of individuals in power that took place, not a change of basic approach. An average Nigerian politician doesn't give 2 shits about the masses.

backbencher:
Sustained high crude oil prices....

Buhari, meanwhile, had oil consistently below $70 until 3 weeks ago, when it reached 90 dollars for the first time in his regime...which is why his loan intake was much higher than GEJ.

That does not mean that Buhari is a good leader, it means that , faced with low oil prices, he should have taken measures to diversify, and cut subsides on petrol so that investment could flow in, and government saves money. He did the opposite.

And under GEJ, we would have had more money if he had been allowed to remove subsides. Instead Nigerians said no, and GEJ ended up spending money that could have been saved or invested in new refineries and repairing our exisiting refineries, on subsidy payments. And by 2015, we were in a big mess, plus GEJ owed a lot on subsidy payments, which Buhari took five years to pay up fully. (tHERE is a reason why GEJ wanted to remove subsdies.)

Roger3D:
You're ignorant about current world economic trends that's why you blame Buhari for your present economic woes. Listen here the whole world economy is currently undergoing inflationary pressures due to the economic recession brought about by the corvid 19 pandemic and not just Nigeria alone. The USA is experiencing its highest inflation rate in 40 years long before you were even born. The price of wheat has gone up 33%, maize 50% and vegetable oil 100% worldwide (Source; UNFAO). I guess Buhari is to blame for all of that too

EcoBrick:
Former presidential candidate and Revolution Now convener, Omoyele Sowore, has described as dead on arrival the presidential ambition of a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, that of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and former governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi.

Recall that Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos State, had in January declared his interest to contest in the 2023 presidential election. This was after a visit to the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), at the State House in Abuja.

Reacting, Sowore, in a post on Facebook, said:



https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10162204394127837&id=803267836