₦airaland Forum

iwaeda:
https://twitter.com/GazetteNGR/status/1629534102977142786?t=b4KkEaMnhVjq67wQWpWKwg&s=19



https://punchng.com/2023-elections-pdp-floors-apc-at-lawans-polling-unit/

tamdun:
https://twitter.com/Topboychriss/status/1628996664680652802?t=pGGNzw5jsjeE9VG0L3_lPQ&s=19[/quote]This one was caught red-handed, yet INEC will not be able to successfully prosecute him.

WibusJaga:
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1,600,000×₦800 =₦1,280,000,000.00
That's over 1Billion Naira every day.

Vote a Prudent & Accountable Leader like Peter Obi & watch Nigeria take her place as the Giant of Africa.

TheRareGem1:
https://dailytrust.com/nnpcl-confirms-rise-of-oil-production-to-1-6m-bpd/

ebukajay184:
Nigerian business man, Emeka Okonkwo popularly known as E-money took to his Instagram handle to celebrate his birthday today, IGBERETV reports.

He shared photos of himself with the caption;



https://www.instagram.com/p/CozEv2UtLSv/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

davidl7:
People left d stage becos the ceremony was in Abuja, Nigeria.

Yaya Toure was too good to come second to Mikel.

I like Mikel too but I remember that year. I was nt surprise that Toure won it.

Where do you compare Mikel to Yaya Toure, Freekick, attack, defence, assist?

Yaya Toure could play as no. 4, 5, 6, 8, 10!

Please there was no basis for comparison.

There has always been politics in African football, but Yaya deserved it.

eminikansoso:
Dude forget that thing, Mikel is good and Mourinho made him one of the best central defense to replace aged makalele.
If am lying ask Paul schole.

PlayMaker14:
I was really disappointed in the Issa Hayatou CAF administration, dude was corruption personified and made sure Francophone speaking players goes home with the awards.

Eto'O
Drogba,
Yaya Toure
Adebayor

And a certain Kanouté


2013, a blistering season for Mikel, but he was robbed by CAF.

nairamaniac:
Just too sad. I remember moonlighting like yesterday.

Then the DIE HARDS CAME in.

millionboi2:
I wonder what will be the faith of redem church after adeboye dies

pimplucious:
I am looking at investing in hospitality business but I’m not sure if 60Million naira will be adequate to erect a 20 room hotel and event hall with a capacity of about 500 people max.

Cause of the paucity of funds, I’m looking to make it a single story building such that hotel will be on the ground floor while the top floor will hold the event hall.

Engineers in the house do you think this amount will be enough to achieve this? Pls let’s have your expert opinion on this. Thanks in advance.

Tokskob2008:
Well to some extent you are right but I'm pretty sure it will be difficult for the vote buyers to start handing out $20 or $50 to voters on election day.

Emefiele should be arrested..

Mamaafrik1:
I hope our own Tstv was part of those whose licence was just approved cuz that will be a great leap in the multimedia world and they can also provide all the promises, it will be highly favorable that will help and crashing the price of pay t.v

ZombieSlayer1:
True, but my point is that if they can refine the crude, why isn't Nigeria doing same? We spend billions every day on maintenance of refineries with nothing to show for it

ZombieSlayer1:
But artisinal refiners are refining the same crude without spending billions. The funny thing is that a lot of petrol stations are buying from these artisinal refiners

Kobonaire4:
Basic issue is...where would they get the money?

With our budget the way as it is?

At the end, print more money...

ZombieSlayer1:
What are you guys even saying?
I bought fuel at 420 2days ago in Owerri and I bought at 450 this morning in Port Harcourt

And considering that Nigeria is an oil producing country, are we supposed to be buying fuel at such high cost?

FalseProphet1:
I see dangote exploiting Nigerians once he's refinery is completed, I see fuel selling for over N200 per liter, I see people complaining, I see dangote exporting the file to neighboring African countries and selling to them at N80 per liter.

This I have seen.

Deoo1125:
Mr ode, it's because of fake alert, bad network, lack of banks in rural areas, ur account can hacked and money stolen at anytime, as a matter of fact we are not ready and matured yet for cashless economy because we lack the structure to make it work.

thebosstrevor1:
It is expected.

Naira redesign will adversely affect transactions in the agriculture sector because this sector is heavily dependent on cash. Due to the scarcity of the new banknotes, many farmers will have insufficient cash to purchase seeds, fertilizers and pesticides needed for the plantation of crops. The shortage of cash might lead to plunging in demand which in turn led to a crash in the prices of crops and animals . Farmers will be unable to recover even the costs of transportation from their farms to the market from the low prices offered.

FreeStuffsNG:
https://www.sunnewsonline.com/lekki-deep-seaport-turns-new-bride-as-landlocked-countries-dump-cotonou-togo/

dododawa1:
Dangote this , Dangote that,Na only him sabi do BUSINESS.

Kobonaire4:
There is no monopoly by dangote.

BUA, Lafarge and ibeto cement dey kampe. If you no want dangote, use them. BUA in particular will be very happy if you buy his cement.

Indispensable85:
Everyone is avoiding the east like plague. 🤣

Ournolly:
Equiano will be very limited.
Mainly available to coastal areas like Lagos and PH.
This has always been the biggest issue with most fiber optic services.

It's very expansive to expand their services and when done to non-coastal regions there tend to be a lot of service maintenance and issues that have to do with the underground wiring.

Satellite services like StarLink on the other hand is a game changer, and the fact that SpaceX is a space exploration company is a double boost.

Elon is dominating isp across the globe, no doubt.
Can't wait to watch the likes of mtn and glo scammers sweat profusely.

yashau:
https://twitter.com/OvieNews/status/1620378469275435011?t=t0CHRhHam5Yt5N79ueSVXQ&s=19[/quote]Serious countries are deploying 100MW solar farms every month for like 5 years straight!!

Its a start, but to be honest we should have done much more. Once panels and the land in an area with good solar radiance are available, solar farms are actually pretty easy to set up.