₦airaland Forum

WowSweetGuy:
Dangote is d same thing as Govt.

If u know u know

oscarline2002:
Very soon Nigeria will be operating on Monopolistic economy where only an individual will determine market forces on goods and services.

Government has the audacity to finance a huge refinery of that magnitude but cannot build public refineries, even the commonest of all, modular refineries became a deadlock after serious national discussions and debates by professionals and economist of its important to the deregulation of the downstream of the oil sector.

Our leaders especially this present government have sectarian interest in all their dealings. Only favouring a particular region but yet poverty stricken North cannot even realize itself to come to 21st century realities.

Dangote has destroyed so many businesses who are marketing the same product with him in the market. He controls and regulate the price regime at will. How can a country grow that does not want competition? Let the richest man come from the North, and the ass licking Northerners are happy they have the richest man.

Insane country with mad men in it.

Dangote is a private company, but due to the fact his from northern Nigeria, his fellow northern politicians/Senators will push policies that favor him and his business. its the same reason borders were opened for him and B:U:A....

oscarline2002 stop saying "our leaders", because your leaders are senators/politicians who have the same ethnicity as you, so a senator that is not the same ethnicity as you is not your leader.

when crude was selling over $100 GEJ and his fellow southern senators/politicians could have built Bayelsa petroleum company, Akwa-ibom petroleum company, rivers petroleum company e.t.c. but they didn't...

fedorahat:
This Falana don't have sense
Does he not know that government involvement in business kills private interest,
Even if they manage to build one, the are not meant to run it but hand it over to private professionals to handle.
Government has no business doing business, and refineries are a business not a dividend of democracy.

fedorahat:
When government gets involved in business it drives potential investors away as it does not level the playing ground, they can enter partnerships fund PPP amongst other things.
The only time government should undertake a project is if there is no willing investor and it is a must have, even at that it should not be managed by them.
As far as am concerned we have a lot of willing investors in the Nigerian oil industry.

the government of any country is the first local investor of that country...

so saying "Government has no business doing business" is pure foolishness...

the biggest companies in the world have their indigenous government as investors...

in most of this countries, the govt. and its citizens are the same ethnicity which means no room for discrimanation. ...

In Nigeria, refineries weren't built because southern Nigeria has foolish leaders...

dangote's refinery will mostly have northerners in the employment since its not government owned it means there's no room for federal character ( representation of multiple ethnic nations )...

BascoVanVeli:
Is pointing at God worse than Ronaldo's celebration Na wa ooo

in life, you celebrate with the people around you not with imaginary character..

when ih:eanacho scores he celebrates as if his teammates did not contribute to the goal..

zuchyblink:
Iheanacho's team mates don't like celebrating with him

its iheanacho that doesn't like celebrating with the team, he always points to the sky and not to his teammates or the person that made the assist..

Awoleesu:


Was expecting this...

Alaafin of Oyo
Olubadan of Ibadan
Gboyega Oyetola
Ere Asalatu (Muslim singer)
Chairman CPRC S/W zone...

If you still need hyperlinks to these people's condemnation of the nefarious activities of herdsmen in SW, kindly Google their names against the topic.
Thank you.

Alaafin of oyo said "took proactive steps to stem the tide and to amicably normalise relations between farmers and herders" he never condemned the h:erdsmen.

Olubadan of ibadan said "blaming the Fulani or a particular ethnic group for insecurity in the country would only further breed disunity in the country and should not be allowed" he never condemned the h:erdsmen.

Gboyega Oyetola said " be your brother's keeper" he never condemned the h:erdsmen.

Ere Asalatu begged "the Governor to do something fast to stem the tide of the ceaseless attacks" he never condemned the h:erdsmen.

I can not find anything on the Chairman CPRC SW zone so that means he also never condemned the h:erdsmen.

Awoleesu:
I understand your point, but frankly, that's not even the angle I'm projecting this issue from...

Besides, many so-called Yoruba muslims have aired their voices against the herdsmen criminality or in support of activism against same.

where is the website link ( source ) to those who have aired their voices?

Awoleesu:
This man is either ignorant of the structure and operations of the Fulani nomadic system or has barely lost touch with the reality of the politics of 'Northernizarion'...

His recommendations are no doubt positive, and contributory to solving the prevailing problems of "herders/farmers" clashes. However, Tinubu may have directed his suggestion thrust at empowering the regular and visible day-to-day cattle herder, while missing out the approach of protecting the investment and political interests of the real cattle owners!

Fact is, the real cattle owners are very wealthy people, most of whom are engaged in many other dark dealings, trading trans sahara and across. They do not need the kind of 'empowerment' Tinubu is talking about!
And their interests transcend such simplicities as survival or economic goals. May I be explicit to inform Mr. Jagaban that they are carrying out an expansionist crusade! A movement that right from its roots doesn't believe in shared prosperity! They want to possess and control all resources; they believe in the conquest mentality! So, these ideas Tinubu is propounding would only, at best sound farcical to them! ( if you doubt my position, wait for a rejoinder from the likes of Myetti Allah on Tinubu's statement).

The ideas and suggestions contained in Tinubu's readings are only workable in a sound and progressive society... Unfortunately, Nigeria is not one!

nedekid:
He knows. I think he is just being politically correct.

he is a m:usli:m and he must speak in support of m:usli:ms..

have you heard the o:luw of I:wo speak against h:erdsmen

despite the fact that many Y:orub:a m:usli:ms have also been m:urdered by them, how many "highly placed" Y:orub:a m:usli:ms have you heard speak against h:erdsmen

safetim:
Good morning, house.

Please how do I confirm Sedo ownership of a domain at namesilo.


I've gotten the personal verification I'd. I'm at this stage


Thanks

change the nameservers to sedo's nameservers.

doxijaw:
All of una black for face, look the same, una still dey talk about diversity.

I can't even differentiate between these so called diverse people's, even worse, all of una get similar behavioural patterns apart from the fact say na Arabs dey control some of una brains, while oyinbo dey control the brain of the remaining.

The obvious uniting factor is eradication of poverty which resonates across any perceived divisions, but una go ignore this and focus on shadows.

all white people lookalike but they are of different ethnicities like e:nglish, f:rench, i:talian e.t.c. that is diversity..

an e:nglishman will not unite with an i:talianman to eradicate poverty in an i:talianman's nation.. without first eradicating poverty in e:ngland. unless the e:nglishman is a self-hating person

Nigeria has different ethnicities, a y:orubaman will not unite with an i:jawman to eradicate poverty in the i:jawman's nation.. without first eradicating poverty in the yoruba nation unless the y:orubaman is a self-hating person

nograv:
Wakanda was just an example and a good example at that.

Weak currency is irrelevant. If Nigeria was very developed with good infrastructure, no one would think about leaving.. Look at middle eastern countries, they have oil dependent economies which don't always have the best job availability or currencies. But their people aren't leaving those countries except to go on holiday.

those countries have population of 3 million and their GDP is about $400billion annually..

the UAE has an annual GDP of $354billion and 1.4million indigenes.

$354billion divided by 1.4 million is equal to $252,857 per year for one indigene only. that's ₦96,401,731 per year for one person..

if you were earning ₦96,401,731 per year in Nigeria will you ever leave Nigeria

nograv:
We should make a better environment back here, so make sure the Doctors want to stay..

If Nigeria looked like Wakanda, do you think anyone would want to leave??

its about the naira strength.. even if Nigeria was developed but its currency was rubbish, people will still leave.

wakanda is a fictional thing so stop using it as example, some parts of Nigeria are as developed as some developed countries.

Ifesinachi22:
I did that twice yesterday

don't cancel pending payments, initiate it then be patient and continue to remind them of your pending payment.

if you remind them of your payment and they don't see it in pending payment then it will indirectly mean you're not serious about it.

stop listening to nlders telling you cancel pending payment because many nlders on this thread work for betting companies..

try not to place any bet until it has been paid.

Mrblaze06:
what am i adjusting though to make me view the next page after 51?

It may not be about the filters. In the menu choose between pending delete and deleted domains you might view more pages.

In The filters look for length for both word length and letters/characters length.

Mrblaze06:
Thanks,I have a registered account though and I don't think you can even access the site without registration.

Adjust filter settings.

Adesarm:
DAN can pay directly to any of the two. Either Local or Dorm Account.

Koats14:
I've never tried the bank payout option. Only BTC (less than 24hrs payout).

Nigeria has issues with BTC, I've never used BTC.

thanks for the response.

tinnymerit:
what's d name of domain sold?

I'm just asking questions.

Ayomi90:
SS will eat their oil. Mumuni. SW have higher percentage of surviving than other southern region. The education is there, they av port nd they have fertile land.

Does SE or SS have fertile land? Land spoilt with oil spillage or the Eastern land ravaged with erosion

MENELIIK:
You don't have information, South East is blessed with Erosion

land spoilt with oil spillage and land ravaged with erosion can build greenhouse farms..

Someone7:
Wait how many communities that lost lives, property and livelihoods to terrorist herdsmen have been compensated by the government?


This country is literally being governed by jackals

so you're just noticing Nigeria is being governed by jackals...

If not for southern Nigeria early investment in education, Nigeria won't have been different from war torn countries...

in fact, parts of Nigeria are already war torn....

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they don't use payoneer, can DAN pay directly to local bank or is domiciliary account needed

the governor should build a state owned petroleum company and stop complaining.

Incognito403:
Please leave those naive teenagers to continue ranting.

Real bread winners know the impact of such boycott.

It's plain ignorance to say southern Nigeria can feed itself. How?

We have a forest vegetation, there's a limit to how much of our land can be used for farming.

Most of us are into white collar jobs, only very few are into agriculture.

And most importantly, majority of our agriculture is cash crop; cocoa, kolanut, cashew etc not whole food.

As for meat. We all know that chicken and fish are only for supporting beef at home and in occasions.

Without beef, all the chicken in SW can't feed Lagos alone. Do you not see that we even import frozen foods to supplement the supply of chicken ? That's even when beef was present. I swear, if this boycott continues for just two weeks, some people will start eating lizards.

Our diversity should push us to compliment one another. But no, greed and foolishness is pushing people to a foolish supremacy battle that characterizes the animal kingdom.

Typical NIG.GER attitude.

Read about "bigger moments" on google, you'll see just how foolish you've been for supporting this rubbish.

stop saying rubbish.

every region in Nigeria has its traditional foods and these foods are not grown by northerners... so how can they stop the entire southern Nigeria from eating their indigenous traditional foods..

in summary, there are foods the SW grows and eats that the SE and north does not eat and vice versa.

PatriotExact:
The north will loose most.

They may be laughing because at this stage, its biting the south, and that is due to the fact that the south have been dependent on them fora long time. But if mistakenly the south IMPROVISE or ADAPT, which can be in the form of changing foods, or trying to grow it themselves, or importing them, then the north is finished.


They better not allow that to happen.

they are not laughing, they are using reverse psychology...

its hurting them really bad..

they're using propaganda to make it seem like its biting the south, south has never been dependent on the north for anything...

like I told another nlder:
every region in Nigeria has its traditional foods and these foods are not grown by northerners... so how can they stop the entire southern Nigeria from eating their indigenous traditional foods..

in summary, there are foods the SW grows and eats that the SE and north does not eat.

9jatriot:
Okay, you should have focused on security being neglected that makes many southern farmers not being able to farm.
You are 100% correct in that regards

security is in the hands of the federal government, so this means its the FG that makes many southern farmers not being able to farm..

johnpaschal:
We could get these goods from our neighboring countries at cheapers prices ......i have a cameroonian who can help navigate the market for us. He is well educated currently running Masters in uniuyo and also a business man cus he is sponsoring himself in school......we just need huge capital for investment and we are good to go. ......he deals on foodstuffs also.....dude ain't that old young like I am ....

Anybody interested should let me know....it's only gonna get worse cus perishable goods do not last long once it's under heat for too long a time

Who knows when the ban is lifted if they would even have enough for supply to the South......let's take advantage men of like mindedness

its Kwara's road that's blocked and its just a part of kwara so goods can still through other parts of kwara, kogi, benue and taraba don't have any blockade..

southerners that own farms in the north won't allow any northerner prevent them from bringing their goods to the south.

9jatriot:
Was it state government that invested in those northern states?
The truth is, most southerners want to hamma once and many are not interested in those farming

the many southerners that are into farming are been kidnapped and killed by northern Nigerians..

or do the many southern farmers also want to "hamma" once....

there are thousands of southern farmers, but they are been killed and the northerners pushes propaganda that southerners want to "hamma" once just because the northerners are trying to monopolize southern Nigeria market.

mauchiz:
Southerners should not become Esau that sold his birthrite for a plate of pottage.

You must not eat those things this few weeks, we should all plan on how to move forward.

Fulani herdsmen should go back to the North,
Tomatoes and onions should stay in the north.

Fulani go back to ur village

you, most nlders and even the people that created this post just say anything without putting the ethnic differences in Nigeria into consideration.

tomatoes and onions are also grown in commercial quantities in the south..

like I told another nlder:
every region in Nigeria has its traditional foods and these foods are not grown by northerners... so how can they stop the entire southern Nigeria from eating their indigenous traditional foods..

in summary, there are foods the SW grows and eats that the SE and north does not eat.

FreeSpirited:
Congo is the most gifted and richest in natural resources in the world. But they are among the poorest in the world. Their untapped deposit is over 24 trillion dollars ..
Their problem is failed and oppressive leadership and the influence of Western powers on their resources...
If their leaders are willing, they can become the richest country in the world...
Africa seems to be cursed they have everything but they are the poorest...Europe have nothing compared to Africa..but they are the world giant..which way Africa?

PS: We are still under colonisation but we don't know...all our wealth is under the control of our politicians who are indirectly being controlled by Western powers...
We need another kind of struggle to really decolonise us completely..For. now we are under economic and political colonisation.... Only if the majority know this, they will fight and hunt the politicians to liberate themselves.

rich and wealthy private Africans can also do their part by investing in those resources

Mario1989:
If it's Nigeria, Government will take over the mountain, clear the gold and the money will be diverted to private pockets.

any govt will takeover the mountain...

the e:uro:p:eans will soon use the congo army or a terrorist group to cause problems and take over the place..

Angelfrost:
Exactly... This widespread laziness is annoying.

How and why should production of major foodstuffs be left to a particular region?!! What sort of stupidity is that.

All this bitching just because quota system individuals think they own the nation...

Everyone in the South should get to work. Personally, I'm doing my own part... Guys started acquiring lands for farming since 2 years back.

This is all a welcome development! We Move!

there is no such thing as "widespread laziness "...

the farmers in all regions in southern Nigeria are been targeted, kidnapped and killed by people from the northern region of Nigeria so that the northerners can monopolize the southern Nigerian market...

another thing to note is, every region in Nigeria has its traditional foods and these foods are not grown by northerners... so how can they stop the entire southern Nigeria from eating their indigenous traditional foods..

in summary, there are foods the SW grows and eats that the SE and north does not eat.

it just means southern farmers are making profits...

BadRadio:
Truth is that I am African but I dispise the standards in Africa. Africa seems too primitive, naive and backwards in terms of everything... and I've usually thought of raising my kids the British or American style.


of what importance is an African parents culture and tradition in raising their children the African way rather that the British or American way?


Would it be sensible if a child is a genius in English language than mother tongue.

Are there disadvantages.

there is no such thing as the African way...

there are thousands of ethnic nations within Africa and they all raise their children differently.

your posts and you yourself are suffering from inferiority complex.

Godarz:
Do you have documentary proof of your comment...I'll be glad to see it.


Plus as you can see Nigeria has a low tax to gdp ratio, even when we go state by state, region by region. The fact is, even if we cut the populaiton of Nigeria to just Southerners as you postulated, it would still be very very low. Most people don't pay adequate tax.

Documents are written by people who can make up anything to suit their agenda.

In countries that have high tax to GDP their high taxes are from employed people. Nigeria has low tax to GDP because of the high unemployment rate and that's one of the reasons why to any realistic person Lagos will have the highest tax to GDP ratio. But you are a documents person so your knowledge is limited to piece of papers.