₦airaland Forum

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.

Realdeals:
Consumers should not be paying for a meter, it is the responsibility of the Disco to install it for the end user. That was the arrangement when they were privatized.

Whose property is the meter, the end user or Disco?

If at all consumers are compelled to pay, it should be a subsidized price.

The price should be subsidized by FG.
Going by what I heard lately, the price of a single phase meter will be around 150k.

We celebrate nonsense and Mediocrity in this country.
We are fast loosing it
I fear for the next generation
They will think stuffs like this are normal and makes you more popular and make you rich.
I saw Ogun state governor honoring a full grown able man sitting for days just to put his name on Guinness Book of Record.
You will never see a serious country like Japan and China glorify this nonsense.

There mumu no too much.
They actually went there to plan how to work against Tinubu's re-election in 2027.
Northern Governors are the most unserious governors in Nigeria except Borno State governor.
I expect every governor to be working towards building their states to make it at least 50% less dependent on the monthly allocation that comes FG.
Whem this country finally divide in 2028,some states will really suffer.

Saudi Arabia has said it will open a shop in Riyadh selling alcohol to a select band of non-Muslim expats, the first to open in more than 70 years.

The clientele will be limited to diplomatic staff, who have for years imported booze in sealed official packages known as diplomatic pouches.

Saudi officials said the shop would counter "the illicit trade of alcohol".

Prohibition has been law since 1952, after one of King Abdulaziz's sons drunkenly shot dead a British diplomat.

The new store will be located in Riyadh's Diplomatic Quarter west of the city centre, according to a document seen by the AFP and Reuters news agencies.

A source familiar with the plans told Reuters the shop was expected to open within weeks. There will be limitations, however:

Thirsty envoys would need to register beforehand and receive clearance by the government
No one under 21 will be allowed in the store and "proper attire is required" at all times inside
Drinkers will not be able to send a proxy, such as a driver
Monthly limitations would be enforced, the statement said.
However - according to the document seen by AFP - these will not be particularly stringent.

Patrons will be limited to 240 "points" of alcohol per month. One litre of spirits will be worth six points, one litre of wine three points and one litre of beer one point.

There are also no suggestions that the clientele will be widened to "ordinary" foreigners in the kingdom without diplomatic privileges, who officially have no access to alcohol.

While alcohol will become part of Riyadh life, drinkers would be wise to be mindful of where they drink and how they behave afterwards.

Under current Saudi law, penalties for consumption or possession of alcohol can include fines, jail time, public flogging and deportation for unauthorised foreigners.

The document also said authorities are planning a "new regulatory framework" that would also allow "specific quantities" of alcohol to be brought in by diplomats to "put an end to... an uncontrolled exchange of such goods", it added.

For years diplomatic staff have had to use their "pouches", which cannot be tampered with by authorities in their host country, to bring in limited amounts of alcohol.

The moves are the latest in a series of initiatives known as "Vision 2030" to liberalise Saudi society under the crown prince and de facto ruler of the country, Mohammed bin Salman.

Other Gulf states operate similar alcohol regimes.

However, the UAE and Qatar also allow the sale of alcohol to non-Muslims over 21 in hotels, clubs and bars.

There is no suggestion from the Saudi document that the government there is considering doing the same.

While alcohol is forbidden under Islam, Saudi Arabia had until 1952 held a conciliatory attitude to its presence inside the kingdom.

That changed after Mishari bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, a prince, shot dead Cyril Ousman, the British vice-consul in Jeddah, in 1951 for refusing to pour him another drink at a function.

A year later, King Abdulaziz imposed a total ban on alcohol. Mishari was convicted of murder.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68085190.amp

Saudi Arabia's first alcohol store has opened in the diplomatic quarter of its capital Riyadh.

Globe Eye News

Go to Benin Republic and live there

HenryWilliams:
Don't convert your dollars o.
Keep it.
That's a universal tender.
Any appreciation the Naira has is superficial..
Billions of dollars used to defend it.
How long can that last?
Sooner or later..the bubble will burst.
Keep your dollars intact.

The bubble will burst on your head

I support you OP.
I will encourage every region to go into full trading.
These people are behind the high cost of goods just because we didn't vote for the Angulu warlord.
They have different prices for their customers depending on which region you are from.
They will sell goods at the normal price to their IG.bo folks while making sure other tribes pay double.
They keeping shouting shebi na una vote Tinubu.
I just wish we go our separate ways.

Where is the lying Kyari?
We can't trust any information coming from this government.
Very unreliable set of liars

They should just make him President of prisoners.
He even looks like a prisoner

Please waybill the hediort to kirikiri prison.

SDP Super star witness.

Calm down
We go clear our debt

US owe more than any country in the world

worksmart:
Nonsense!
Anybody who starts buying this is a fool.
The gas is actually toxic and is banned in some countries.

You sure say you well so

She tried.
I love the song.
This should be her best song ever.

This is amazing

Oga Obi
Naming ceremony dey my area this weekend
We will be expecting you

Jennyclay:
That serves him right.

Who will help us toss Tinubu into the sea like this

Wicked men everywhere!

Maybe you fada can help us