₦airaland Forum

IamAsiri:
You can actually farm all with the exception of rice in your backyard 😁. I learnt that beans is not really hard to farm. I am going to try it too.

What are you people saying, does everyone has an acre or even a plot of land for themselves.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Don't mind them. My parents hardly go to the market to buy vegetables, they also have a mini poultry for egg laying birds, their goats are camped and don't roam about. My dad especially loves fishery, he has 3 GP tanks for that. The have even snails too. A few of these I have also emulated.

Lol 😂😂😂 they are just funny people pretending not to understand the message am passing.

Are you telling me your parent eat only what they get from their farm? They don't eat rice?
The truth is that everybody don't need to engage in farming to feed. The government should encourage large-scale mechanized farming that's what they do in other countries.Farming is a big business which should be left for those who are into full time farming.

What about people living in a rented apartment in the city.
Nevertheless, it's not a bad idea to do a small scale farming if you have the time and space but that won't take us anywhere as a nation.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Charity begins at home. How many people care to make their backyards productive? How many?!!! Always blaming the government for everything.

Can you feed your entire family all year round with the farm produce from your backyard?

You aren't different from Doyin Okupe who said we should start planting tomatoes in sacks and stop complain about tomatoe scarcity.

E don happen.

Wike the Wicked Don!

and Bobo Chicago is not bothered

kettykin:
economic woes, high debt fueling exit
…African Industries, Bharti bidding
Indian steel maker, Aarti, is exiting the Nigerian manufacturing sector, joining a long list of companies leaving the country on account of economic woes, BusinessDay can authoritatively confirm.

The Ota, Ogun State-based steel maker, has already been put up for sale and big players have submitted unconfirmed bids ranging between $50 million and $100 million.

The steel maker’s exit is attributed to a combination of factors, notably high rate of indebtedness, challenging economy, fluffing currency, surging inflation and high energy cost, a source who spoke on condition of anonymity told BusinessDay

This is not a good news and this government is handling situations like this with kid gloves...
By mid next year,their major priority will be 2027 election.
We must dissolve this unholy union.

Yoruba to the world

Let the show begins

What is Nigeria social media space turning to?
We use 80% of our social media space to post comedy skits,promote Oloshoism and make stu.pid people famous.
All thanks to Instablog,LindaIkeja,hungry bloggers and Youtubers that keeps begging for followers.
Gen. Zs are really messing up things for the incoming generation.

As for Saida,hmmmm,make God no allow us born wetin we no fit explain.

River State 80K
Lagos State 75K
Edo State 70K
Borno 70K
Kogi State Yeye Bello has finished the state

Claudia Sheinbaum was elected the country's first female president after a bloody election campaign that saw 37 candidates assassinated.

Claudia Sheinbaum was elected as Mexico's first female president Sunday following the deadliest election campaign in the country's modern history.

More than three dozen candidates were assassinated, including a local government candidate in central Puebla state who was killed on Friday, increasing the total number of those killed to 37 ahead of Sunday’s vote, according to data from security consultancy Integralia obtained by Reuters.

Across the country, there were more than 20,000 positions to fill and 70,000 candidates vying for the spots.

Why is this election so important?
One of the top issues in this year’s presidential contest was violent crime. Outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has had to account for a persistently high murder rate, with his opposition arguing for change.

Security analyst David Saucedo told the Associated Press that drug cartels will likely try to force voters to support their favored candidates.

Cartels are becoming increasingly dangerous — they’re now well-armed and politically influential. According to a report translated by NPR, more than 30,000 people are murdered each year in Mexico, compared to roughly 18,500 in the U.S. in 2023.





https://www.yahoo.com/news/mexico-elects-1st-female-president-following-deadliest-election-campaign-in-countrys-modern-history-heres-what-to-know-184442748.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAEw6CSGst4WVlJ5LpF9BL0gdThNFdx15MQ4avf0Dgaq77t2HX0_DMJIMJDbPlabN07Zg3gtlrKeYveE2DtsnKD02JuFzEo9RCpBnFfJaRvOE3MonDukjrXqPZcaEvJZ2iH1H7fpj1JyqlJvQJMysYeXShldPHdwCux_tzhrZamH3

lamentor78:
We don't need them, do you know the amount of aids Nigeria received from US and UK, which of those countries can dash us money, Nigeria will never do anything that will vex those two countries.

Imagine joining BRICS and they issues us sanction.

So the free money we receive from US, how well has it been used to better the lives of Nigerians.

Nigeria wake up!

Yes, the BRICS nations have indeed started trading more actively among themselves. Trade within the BRICS bloc—comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—has been increasing. For instance, in the first quarter of 2024, China's trade with other BRICS countries rose by 11.3%, reaching a value of $209.7 billion . This growth includes significant increases in both imports and exports across member states.

Additionally, the BRICS countries are working on enhancing their economic collaboration through initiatives like a unified digital currency payment system. This system aims to reduce reliance on Western financial institutions and facilitate more efficient cross-border transactions within the bloc


https://govt.chinadaily.com.cn/s/202405/06/WS663847ae498ed2d7b7eace97/chinas-trade-with-other-brics-members-up-11-3-in-q1.html

https://genfinity.io/2024/03/06/brics-digital-currency-payment-system/

The food inflation we are experiencing now was a well orchestrated plan of few people whose aim is to control Africa's (expecially, Nigeria) population. But our government is playing politics with everything.

Below is a news piece on Nairaland since 2016.

https://www.nairaland.com/3463057/breaking-how-bill-gates-sponsoring




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaNKitqpUn0?feature=shared

Soyinka is no longer relevant in todays politics. He shouldn't be taken serious.

They supply food to other parts of the country.
Recently, there was a serious fight between Hausas(tomatoes seller's) and the area boys at Ile-Epo market in Lagos, the aftermath is the scarcity of Tomatoes and Pepper experienced in Lagos at the moment.

Obiedun:
Peter obi is so useless. He is not fit for anything good. A bigot

Don't worry, he will replace the Minister of Tourism, the present minister didn't perform and I believe Peter Obi, the Angulu warlord will do better.

Always misbehaving anywhere they are.
Nonsense

Ha
Governors are the main problem in this Country.
I'm happy for SLS but it's obvious that the power governors have can make them decide anyone's fate in a state, this should be checked.

This man is drunk.
If he's not careful it will get to a state where Isreal will be isolated from the rest of the world.
Why issuing statement against countries that recognize Palestine?

I love this already

Babalegba:
I do find it awkward as well that people are making money without manufacturing products and providing services. It does look like a ponzi scheme and ponzi schemes don't usually end well.

It's ponzi, the smart ones are taking advantage of the other and cashing out big time.
Nigerian youth don't want to work, they just want to get rich through the thin air.

Villagesquare:
This one doesn't know anything. Was guys not doing Crypto since all the Years Emefiele was there. Instead of focusing on how to boost the Economy and increase our export to earn foreign exchange they are busy chasing after Crypto traders.

Do you think only government can increase our export?
If people like you keep investing millions of naira in crypto, how do we then increase our export?

anonymous1759:
Final brutality to speculators, I feel for those genuine ones , but majority of Nigerians ain’t loyal . They sabotage the country and come online to bash the government when their heinous act destroys the economy . EffC should also go after schools receiving $ for fees .

God bless you for this.

This is a good news.
All those lazy youth that are hell bent on destroying our economy by trading and speculating the exchange rate on P2P platforms are in deep shit already.
Instead of investing in physical asset they prefer to get rich quicker by trading USDT in the comfort of their bedroom at the detriment of our economy.
I keep telling people the rate we see online is not the true exchange rate.
I'm sure they will switch to Telegram but don't be surprised in 2 weeks time the CBN will equally ban Telegram.

cucumbar:
how far with this post?
Olodo…. He can’t even spell cheapest.
Keep on keeping hope alive.
I pray you don’t die hoping before you learn how to vote based on competence rather than tribalism.

Ori e buru
Omo ale

Remman:
The dumbest thing i've ever heard in 90 years. This level of imagination is below zero. Whether you like it or not, we "need" those foreign military bases in Nigeria. Their presence alone would deter some level of corruption in our country because one would be exposed sooner than later. We need their level of intelligence gathering added to our military. Their presence will give our military a major boost of morals in combating terrorism. In fact, if you value life you'd call for them. It's high time we bring an end to invasion of villages by terrorists.

Name one country with US/France military base that has completely worn the war against corruption and terrorism

E don go home (Dubai)

Take heart champ.
No one fully understand this life, too complex and too mysterious.

FreeStuffsNG:
Electricity has greatly improved. The major current problem now is pricing. The subsidy keeps mounting and FG knows it's not sustainable to keep the subsidies. If people price electricity well and pay for it they will demand for the best service but if FG keeps subsidising it there will be too much wastages and inefficiency like predominates before now.

Wastage how, who in his right sense wastes energy when on a prepaid meter?
Almost everyone has changed to energy saving bulbs.