₦airaland Forum

Good submission. This is what concerned citizens have been asking for years. What exactly are the Governors doing with huge allocations received monthly?

femisplash:
The monthly allocations accrued to the states have seen a big increase since the removal of fuel subsidy. January 2024, FAAC shared 1.13trillion. In December 2023, 1.13trillion was shared, in November 2023, 1.78trillion shared. In August 2023, 1.13trillion was shared.

These respective allocations were a big boost from 786billion that was shared on May 2023 at the tenure end of the last Administration.

The President had a talk with the Governors over the subsidy removal and promised increased allocations to enable them cushion the effects and help them deliver to their people.

So far, Governors haven't shown commiserable deliverables to the increase in allocation at their disposals. It appears to be that the Governors are less interested in driving the vision of the president than lining their pockets while their people groan and complain under their watch.

The media are not putting the pressure on the Governors, everyone's eyes are fixed on the President.

Good job mr wike

Omihanifa:
All those roads he's resurfacing are still very good.
The man just want cheap glory by resurfacing them

He needs to extend the water project to outskirt of abuja. Those guys are dying of water borne disease

Can you stop this cheap lies. How can all the roads in AMAC be good? Most inner roads truly need resurfacing & rehabilitation

If someone doesn't work you complain, now he's working you're still complaining. SMH!

Good of him

Good question

Zafsy75:
This Is A Multi Billion Naira Lithium Processing Plant In Nasarawa State, Nigeria .

●The Lithium Processing Plant Has The Capacity Of Processing 3000 Metric Tonnes A Day.

●Plant Expected To Be Inaugurated This Year, It Would Create Jobs And Positively Impact The Economy.

Very good news. What i always like to hear

Amazing!

ManirBK:
https://leadership.ng/mining-nigeria-to-attract-20bn-investment-from-uk-saudi-arabia-turkey-china/

Good news

Dayotheeone:
Hi, how long have you been exporting?
Can you source other commodities?
I work for a company branching into commodity export, just seeing if there is a way we can partner

Hello Dayo,
how long have you been exporting? About 10yrs

Can you source other commodities? Yes, we source and exports good number of commodities e.g Sesame seed, gum arabic, cashew nut, cocoa beans, timber, etc

Ok good do send me a mail for direct communication

Ibrahimcoomasie:
The Federal Government says it has begun enforcing the ban on the importation, manufacture, distribution, sale, and use of alcoholic beverages in sachets, PET, and glass bottles of 200 ml and below.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/02/fg-begins-enforcement-of-ban-on-sachets-alcoholic-drinks/

Very good decision

PressMyButton:
Emefiele killed everything left of the economy.

I tell you bro.. So shocking!

Good advice

Still accepting enquiries

commoditiesnig:
My Company is seeking a Financial Parntner needed on an Export Supply.

Export Commodity: Restaurant Charcoal (Ayin).. (Other Export Commodities will be added as time goes on).

Projected Contract: 2 containers supply monthly. We can do two 20ft containers if adequate funding is available. Else we may do 1 container first.

Destination: Europe & Asia

Projected profit within 42 days (1month & half) with good ROI.

Proposal available for Investor perusal. Please only serious persons should contact.

For further enquires kindly send me an email: commoditiesnig@gmail.com. We'll open communication from there.

My office is based in Lagos.

Still accepting enquiries

commoditiesnig:
My Company is seeking a Serious Investor needed on an Export Supply.

Export Commodity: Restaurant Charcoal (Ayin).. (Other Export Commodities will be added as time goes on).

Projected Contract: 2 containers supply monthly. We can do two 20ft containers if adequate funding is available. Else we may do 1 container first.

Destination: Europe & Asia

Projected profit within 42 days (1month & half) with good ROI.

Proposal available for Investor perusal. Please only serious persons should contact.

For further enquires kindly send me an email: commoditiesnig@gmail.com. We'll open communication from there.

My office is based in Lagos.

Updated Feb. 5th

commoditiesnig:
Updated 5th February

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- Mauritius: tourist to job-link; workers needed, salary: around N500k +; initial Evisa; 1week processing

- Singapore tourist package with joblink on arrival

- Kazakhstan Business visa to work package; E-visa; 3months initial; 1month processing

- Indonesia tourist package with joblink on arrival

- Oman direct work package - covers visa, ticket, accommodation, etc.

- Egypt tourist with airport pickup, accommodation & job-link, 2weeks processing

- Qatar freelance visa; 2weeks processing

- Malaysia tourist 1month Evisa with job-link on arrival

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chopnaira:
Shettima and Wike (that guy will eventually dump PDP).

I'm actually tipping Shettima and Dave Umahi!

Lol... Sentiments & Politics.. both inseparable! its everywhere!

Just look at US with Donald Trump and his Supporters. Inspite of all the allegations on him, they still support him to "death"

Rostikol:
Please what is Peter Obi’s job?

What does he do for a living?

I ask because I see him everywhere, travelling, attending events here and there, donating money, etc etc.

But I’ve never heard of him going to work, or engaging in any meaningful business.

Can somebody shed some light on this, please.

What is Peter Obi’s source of income?

What is his job?

Very insightful point you raised here!

Tight contest.. Congrats to the winners

Good action

CharleyBright:
American University of Nigeria, Wigwe University of Nigeria and all other business and Stores that are transacting businesses in dollars should be made to stop immediately.
They are part of the problem why the Naira is sliding against the dollars..
These businesses should be closed down outrightly if the fail to comply.
No more time for rubbish again.

It's unfortunate

Well said Op

Femisol:
Lol, Gbaja did the soft landing for this man.

Who else wants to win Surulere ??

Gbaja is the sole proprietor of Surulere. Go and see the roads, schools, hospital, street light, Painting and plumbing work on houses in shitta, National Open University etc the man rehabilitated in Surulere.

Gbaja brought back Surulere to its rightful position as the elites Environment of Lagos it used to be in the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and 2000

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Gbaga really try.. I'm told I can't even recognize the area I grew up in 'lere anymore. Gbaga has transformed everywhere

fergie001:
About Laguda Fuad

Congrats Mr Laguda.. and to my Surulere people.. Miss that zone!

@juwonn and @advanceDNA, you both have made excellent submissions

advanceDNA:
What is this one saying....there are money shops abroad that changes currency for individuals...

Banks will only do officially payment like school fees, hospital bills, etc ...

Sorry I corrected myself.

I meant that why are those countries not experiencing issues the way Nigeria is?

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Mods, pls front page so everyone can deliberate on this

All the years I was in an European country I didn't see any "black market" USD sellers hanging around Banks selling dollars. Only licensed BDC shops exchange USD, €, £ to any currency you need. If you had dorm account and needed Dollars you walk into your Bank to cash it. The rates had little price changes.

I don't understand why our country own is different. Why can't the CBN direct only Banks to issue Dollars to dorm account holders only and desist bank from dealing with 3rd party sellers hanging around banks?

Also will unlicensing BDCs to issue dollars stem this Naira to Dollar slide as well?

I read somewhere (although debunked) that CBN plans to convert about $30b in dorm accounts to Naira. Will this solve the situation?

In an European country, the Govt. offered incentive to dorm account holders to swap their dollars for local currency. Can't the CBN do same as well.

Also FG needs to encourage SMEs like myself to do more export to bring in more FX. So many commodities to export but little capital to carry out export.

The FG and CBN need to holistically do something drastic about this Naira slide against USD.

What's your take on this matter everyone?

I observed typo error on my email. It's been corrected.

commoditiesnig@gmail.com

commoditiesnig:
My Company is seeking a Serious Investor needed on an Export Supply.

Export Commodity: Restaurant Charcoal (Ayin).. (Other Export Commodities will be added as time goes on).

Projected Contract: 2 containers supply monthly. We can do two 20ft containers if adequate funding is available. Else we may do 1 container first.

Destination: Europe & Asia

Projected profit within 42 days (1month & half) with good ROI.

Proposal available for Investor perusal. Please only serious persons should contact.

For further enquires kindly send me an email: commoditiesnig@gmail.com. We'll open communication from there.

My office is based in Lagos.

I observed typo error on my email. It's been corrected.

commoditiesnig@gmail.com

commoditiesnig:
My Company is seeking a Serious Investor needed on an Export Supply.

Export Commodity: Restaurant Charcoal (Ayin).. (Other Export Commodities will be added as time goes on).

Projected Contract: 2 containers supply monthly. We can do two 20ft containers if adequate funding is available. Else we may do 1 container first.

Destination: Europe & Asia

Projected profit within 42 days (1month & half) with good ROI.

Proposal available for Investor perusal. Please only serious persons should contact.

For further enquires kindly send me an email: commoditiesnig@gmail.com. We'll open communication from there.

My office is based in Lagos.