₦airaland Forum

TemplarLandry:
Renewed hope fully activated!
Please when will the Manhood Quest Committee be inaugurated?

ivolt:
Producers my foot.
Can you list the industries where these producers enjoy lower rates and how
such rates reflect in their prices by resisting inflation?

Whois:
He who brings the idea of students loan will also find a way to provide job after graduation. As simple as ABC

Saintinoo:
Tinubu didn't float the naira, you don't float something you fixed, he fixed naira at 635 or there about, so where is the floating?

Escapist:
How many producers, especially small scale ones, do you think were able to access forex at official rates in reality? Many manufacturers often had to resort to obtaining forex at black market rate. Only well connected big players could boast of getting CBB rates and not even consistently.

The float makes business easier for SMEs as black market rates will eventually drop.

MXrep:
Wetin concern us the Igbos. We go just sudden look. Tinubu policies favor us. If the North fight him we can only sit down and laugh

Grayoso:
Okay. I can appreciate that but you should understand that Nigeria needs fundamental reforms that are unavoidable, and may cause discomfort in the short term, but are crucial to our nation's medium to long term growth and development.

Too much inefficiency in every sector has led to unacceptable national stagnation and mediocrity. I don't see Tinubu has done anything wrong so far. I think he should be given at least 6 months by objective and progressive Nigerians.

lhordspy:
https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1669070494941818880?t=FFWawqCMW9_lCy1DgsF5nQ&s=19[/quote]up gunners

MXrep:
The north has been scammed by Tinubu. Southerners will soon overrun northern federal universities since poverty is high there

nedu666:
It remains electricity and fertiliser subsidies. This is all imf and world bank reforms. The end result more poverty.

flokii:
Allow the man breathe abeg.. a genuis will surely find a way where all hope seems lost.

Nigeria shall rise again.

Grayoso:
Lol. When will you mention Iragbiji? What you'll never understand is how 'abnormal' you and your ilk sound. Should personal and national progress not excite you more than the character of individuals?

When conventionally intelligent people, like yourself, write senselessly then that can only be because their objectivity and ability to think rationally is compromised. Likely beyond salivation.

flokii:
Subsidy had to go.. the cost of inaction (not having functional refineries) is what we are suffering today.

Subsidy is for thieves called Oil marketers to be enriching themselves and Nigerians have backed its removal.

Now we must work hard to ensure our State-owned refineries work too and not rely on one businessman out to make profit to solve our country's challenges.

helinues:
This one no even dey positive about the Dangote refineries which will save the cost of first, exporting the crude oil to other countries, importing it back to Nigeria .

Funnily, FG has been paying ghost subsidy money as half of those products don't make it to Nigeria

flokii:
Half bread is better than puff puff.