₦airaland Forum

maclatunji:
Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/

Fixed010:
If you are a blind Buhari supporter, Mr. Innocent Idibia is not your problem. President Buhari is. Face him and tell him to up his game and deliver on his electoral promises. You did not elect him to run Nigeria catastrophically on auto-pilot as he is currently doing. At any rate, if you are a patriot, your loyalty will always be to Nigeria and not to any President.

Siena247:
VERY URGENT

Please, do you know any university graduate with 1st Class, 2.1 or 2.2 in any of the following fields
-Geography,
-Geology,
-Geophysics,
-Medicine,
-Health Sciences
- Computer science,
-Engineering Sciences,
-Agriculture Sciences,
-Geography Education,
-Law,
-Mass Communication,
-Political Science
- And other Arts courses?

Can the person speak English fluently?

Can he/she write well?

Do you know if he/she has Computer skills?

Okay, please greet him/her for me... it's not easy☺

MARINS:
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J3RK:
He was Poking you with his Joystick Were you guys the only occupants of the Bus?? How could he bring out his dicck in public?? Are you Mad?? Irresponsible Delusional Pathetic Failure of a Fiction Writer!!

9jakohai:
Hmmmmm

The giant elephant in the room is that Nigeria does not have a sustainable means of earning enough foreign currency for our treasury.

The current means of earning forex via selling oil, and other raw materials is no longer sustainable.

We need better and more stable means....like encouraging more non-oil and non-agric exports. It is a lot of hard work...but we will get there.

Also, we have to stop importing things that we can produce....or at least improving the quality of locally produced goods so that they can compete favorably with imported stuff.

So...govt and people....we get work.

HungerBAD:
Dele Momodu.

It is just sad,that somebody who knows how to get across to the President should now descend this low,by dancing to the the dance rhythm of a section of the polity,which for a lack of better definition,I will call the wailers.

So I went through his write up,and to be fair to him. Some of the issues and points he raised are valid ones,but there are ways he could have sent his ideas and working policies to the Presidency,but what did he do?he went to the Public to post,so as to make a mockery of this Government.

The way human nature is,is that everybody becomes a Medical Doctor when somebody becomes sick,with funny Prescriptions . So Nigeria is going through a temporary economic challenge,and everybody,including Dele Momodu has now turned into an Economist.

What did he study again?Yoruba. A man with a first degree in Yoruba Language,all of a sudden wants to be an Economic Adviser.

A man with a Masters Degree in English Language,all of a sudden is knowing more than Buhari's sound Economic teams,who are busy trying to pull us out from the pit hole the PDP dug and threw us in.

Dele Momodu should stick to his Glossy Magazine business,and leave the Serious matter of Governance to those in the know about Governance.


My friend, your reply to Dele Momodu is symptomatic of the problem we have in this country. Most times we shoot the messenger and ignore the message.
Instead of questioning Dele Momodu's right to air his opinion like everyone else who is a stake holder in this country ,you choose to down play the issues he has raised.
For the avoidance of doubt i am a staunch APC supporter. I queued up like millions across the country to vote for PMB. I felt at the time he represented a better deal than GEJ. And like many also i am feeling we were all fooled by the APC.
May i also state that unlike Dele Momodu, i am an Economist so maybe that qualifies me to speak about the state of our economy according to you.
People need jobs, and other basic necessities of life. They are not asking for high paying jobs but just basic jobs that can put food on the table. It is time to stop the blame game which has been going on since this govt came to power.
It is disingenuous for the govt to suggest selling national assets to fund current budget when we know at the end of the day these assets are going to find their way into the hands of patrons of the govt.
@poster, maybe you need to go back to your APC principals and tell tell we are sick and tired of their excuses.

MrMcJay:
Whenever they have a crew at Pekas Hotel, I'll get mine.