₦airaland Forum

EFULEFU1:
I am not interested in her

You are, that's why she talks back at you

tochez24:
It's not disrespect, He's not picking the green light⚠️

Reporting his sub ordinate to his superiors is what i find weird 🤮🤮

He must not date her but he can if he wants, and bringing the relationship to their workplace is what is against work ethics.

you are saying the same thing,
Dating your subordinate reduces productivity,any wise and disciplined Boss doesn't do that

frndfghtr:
90 years from now this post you are seeing will be filled with dead people’s viewers
Is it true

because you will die one day doesn't mean you won't live a life of accomplishment and fulfilment.

Stop being Negative

EFULEFU1:
So this lady who works under me is always passing insinuations at me

That I am into her
That I can never sleep with her
That can never happen
And all
If I confront her she will say she wasn't talking to me
I reported her actions to superiors

She continues doing same thing
Now she says she has broken my heart
I called her to speak with her on this and wanted to tell her I was not interested in her

Before I would say a word she said:

If you ask me out I will report you

Then I asked why she thinks I will ask her out?

Then she said because she doesn't know why she should date her boss
When I had not said anything like that

She keeps taunting me on daily basis

I am her boss, what should I do to let her stop this? What again can I do to prove I am not into her?

Thanks

Your are making a big foolery of yourself to your subordinate, you've stooped low before her,hence the disrespect

Be disciplined, you mustn't date any female working under you,it's against work ethics,

Behave yourself

SoNature:
The rest of world sees black people as an inferior race.

Instead of electing the best of you to represent you in leadership, you choose the worst of you, thereby validating what the world thinks about coloured people.

I swear down; Black man no fit get sense!

You are right, many actions of a black man points to that direction.

ECOWAS did the right thing,but it came a a bit late.

The leadership of ECOWAS are not proactive, they waited for these countries to form their own bloc before reversing the sanctions.

Tinubu as the chairman of ECOWAS and as a big brother should throw more carrots to them and further woe them back to the regional bloc.

Ecowas cannot afford to lose some countries now

Best brains in Nigeria aren't going into politics or serving in government

Politicians doesn't have conscience, the game is a dirty game full of lies,deceit and backstabbing

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Not the most populated but has the highest population of poor people

the poor area more in numbers in Nigeria

Dangote had been pampered by the federal government to a fault.

This is a man that was given a lot of concessions by successive government and was even given dollars at low price to build his refinery.

What has he given back to Nigerians, nothing,he sells all his products at market prices and even hike most of them.

This increase in the price of cement is uneccessary because raw materials for the manufacturing of cement are sourced locally

JASONjnr:
Lol..


When Buhari took over and made life even harder for us from the soft life of PDP that we used to enjoyed. We endured and kept quiet. At some point, we tried to protest and Tinubu used his thighs to make a mess out of the protest. The entire nort8acted like they were enjoying the lifestyle then. After all, their religion forbids them to challenge their leaders.


Today, the North are challenging a president, simple because, he's not a Northerner.


Believe me, whether we will have no food to eat. This country will exist.

IBB came out to say that he's not in support of any plan of military take over. Apparently, the North wants to use military to take back power.


See, the North should allow Tinubu to finish his regime. After all we allowed their incompetent Buhari to finish his regime.

We endured and we kept enduring Buhari and a certain cabal that would use the president signature to sign contracts and other confidential documents, without the olodo knowing.

Your post is laced and iced with tribal sentiments,and that's what is dragging Nigeria backward.

"Even if everyone dies of hunger in the country, north should not complain because, they endured when their brother was in power".

You are blinded and your Sense of reasoning have been eroded by tribalism

Sometimes it baffles me when you say you really love someone you've not met physically.

I think it's just an adventure and not really love

We're they not exchanging pictures

The activities of Nigeria banks are the major cause of the decline of the nations currency.

What is CBN doing when these banks were starving importers, students and those who want to travel on medical ground of Forex.

Is the CBN an accomplice in the tripping of the Dollar

Those that hid what Nigeria is looking for, are the same people looking for it

That's the simple truth, Lagos should be used as a benchmark to measure the work done by the other state governors.

When you look at Lagos state,it is as if the other state governors were sleeping(APC and PDP), especially the Niger Delta state governors who receives huge monthly allocation.

These state governors should also be held accountable by the people

TheFacelessMan:
Oh... so Shuaibu has officially lost out ?

Shuaibu is not smart,a blind man knows that PDP will never give him the party ticket.

He would have decamped to another party

Now ,his political enemies has succeeded in pushing him off the ballot in the guber race

ThierryJay:
It's just so unfortunate. They should start the reform from within themselves, but politicians dont like to tell themselves the truth.

yes

ThierryJay:
Commendable. But really they should also flood the system with forex to address the supply issues and reduce pressure on the naira.

And while at it, the CBN should also remember to regulate itself, the banks and engagements with politicians as they are the biggest culprits putting pressure on the naira through the same BDC racketeering.

The state governments will still change their allocations to dollars and send to the black market through their proxies

ivolt:
I think you guys should get educated about the FX market before throwing accusations.

please educate me

immortalcrown:
Akpabio will not say this one is sponsored.

Akpabio is a rubber stamp senate president,he and Tinubu are not good pairs

MrPristine:
*TOP 25 LIKELY RISKS BEFORE NIGERIA IN 2024*

*1. Business closure:* Potential eventuality or threat of a business ceasing its operations permanently or temporarily.

*2. ⁠Job losses:* Individuals losing employment opportunities, due to economic downturns or organizational restructuring.

*3. ⁠Crime/theft:* Potential increase in criminal activities such as theft, fraud, violence, or cybercrime, leading to harm, loss, or disruption to individuals or organizations.

*4. ⁠MNC divestiture:* Likelihood of large corporations or multinational companies withdrawing their investments, operations, or assets from the country.

*5. ⁠$1 to N2,000:* Continued significant impact on the Naira, up to a USD exchanging for N2,000 before June 2024.

*6. ⁠Fuel price hike:* Further increase in the cost of fuel, which can impact transportation costs, production expenses, and consumer prices, potentially leading to economic hardship.

*7. Inflation:* The consumer price index may continue its downward spiral, increasing to 35% by H1 2024.

*8. Protests/Social unrest:* There may be public demonstrations, strikes or civil disturbances resulting resulting from grievances or dissatisfaction with government policies, social inequalities, and economic hardships.

*9. Debt crisis:* The country may be pressured to result into borrowing in other to meet and financial obligations.

*10. Health implications:* Citizens may be affected mentally and outweighed by their inability to afford basic medical supplies or consumables when required.

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*12. Out of school crisis:* Private schools may hike school fees to meet operational challenges and this may result in children staying out of school if parents are unable to afford the fees.

*13. Famine:* Threat of widespread and severe food shortages leading to starvation and malnutrition within a population.

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*15. Ethnic & religious disintegration:* Political manipulation of present economic challenges leading to fracturing or breakdown of societal cohesion along ethnic or religious lines within a community, region, or country.

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*17. Low FDI:* Insufficient or declining inflows of investment from foreign entities into domestic businesses or projects.

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*19. Revenue shortage:* Shortfall or inadequacy in the amount of income or funds generated by national and subnational governments compared to what is required or expected to meet financial obligations and sustain operations.

*20. Public Service collapse:* Breakdown or deterioration of essential government services and functions such as security, electricity, transports, water, etc that are critical for the well-being and functioning of society.

*21. Labour strike:* Possibility of organized workers withholding their labor as a form of protest or bargaining tactic to demand concessions from their employers, especially govt.

*22. Inflexible policy:* Negative consequences stemming from the enactment, adoption or enforcement of rigid or unresponsive policies that fail to adapt to changing circumstances or needs.

*23. Demographic pressure:* Challenges and consequences arising from changes in population dynamics, particularly population growth, aging, and migration patterns, that exert strain on social, economic, and environmental systems.

*24. Black tax:* Increase in financial burden placed on privileged relations from family and friends limiting their ability to build wealth, invest in their own futures, or pursue personal aspirations.

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Thank you.
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Correct permutations, Nigerians don't need a prophet to know this.

EreluRoz:
😂 Ofcourse I've seen them and we currently have a lot of them on the streets which is heartbreaking.

I just think it's best we criticize constructively than throwing insults on someone old enough to even be a grandfather

There's no bigmanity or seniority on a faceless forum, different shades of opinions are shared by different people

Some are correct while some are offensive

If you want to claim rights, don't join a forum

matify83:
The hausas though distinct in culture and identity have over time integrated with the Fulani that it is difficult separating them along regional lines.

It would be a Herculean tasks for the hausas to break free from the cast iron chokehold of the Fulani hegemony without recourse to a blood bath.

Time shall tell!

it will be difficult to separate them along ethnic lines

bigtt76:
Selling forex gained from exportation of oil, issuing of bonds and treasury bills, lending from banks etc are among ways through which government raises funds to fund its operations. Tax is not fully grounded for now hence why I didn't mention it. Now with dwindling revenue from oil sale and foreign reserve level, treasury bills and bonds would've been the best option but they shut out the retail sector and concentrated on wholesale ...this ensured that very few people with N50m and above could participate in this (the process going through banks and brokers are convoluted).

The only other option left was the printing of more naira to fund the government's operations which though not bad was not done ethically. Now we have more naira in circulation than over foreign reserve converted to Naira. This means that the clamour for dollar no matter the rate would continue.

Solution lies in increase interest rates to encourage savings or drastic measures like re-designing the naira and curtail the amount in circulation which the former CBN governor tried to do just before the elections and failed.

Government make a lot of money from taxes,do you know how much Nigeria customs generates annually or what the government collect as value added tax.

Yet they still go borrowing and printing money despite the billions they realize from internally generated revenue.

The government deliberately or ignorantly destroyed the economy

matify83:
Too much naira chasing fewer goods.

Too much naira trying to buy the few available dollars.

These are surefire recipes for INFLATION and CURRENCY DEVALUATION.


Of the 90 trillion, the cash component is 30 trillion while digital naira is over 60 trillion.

Is e naira functional

Kingmadiba2:
Pls ooh is there anyone using our e-naira?

It was an elephant project

obinna58:
What was the expectation when they released both the new and old notes to the public, soon we go start eating money

Buhari destroyed Nigeria, now tinubu is on the brutal finishing just like the mortal combat


With the excessive money we had printed tinubu/FG doesn’t fancy shitty naira anymore they are always on loan request bcoz thay want to be spending in dollars

We better beg the Americans so that they can allow CBN to start printing our own dollars, this way we all can ditch stupid stubborn naira and comfortably continue our lazy government ruling without any repercussions

This government is really clueless, they are only good in propaganda.

All these are the results of careless printing of naira notes and then changing them to dollars,these are some of the things that are weakening the naira and causing hyper inflation.

What is the CBN governor waiting for to mop up these excess liquidity in the system

This CBN governor is not active at all

Johnthesuccess:
You are very sensenless person. People like you should be thrown in jail. Bloody economic saboteurs.

Why do you hate to hear the truth, you are the one that is senseless here.

FreeStuffsNG:
The actions form part of a broader set of changes in the nation’s official market for trading forex which has been plagued by forex volatility. Trading hours have also been set for 10am to 2pm from the previous 10am to 4pm.

No going back on the economic reforms. This is the best opportunity we have to correct our mistakes and reform our economy. The era of using our hard earned forex to defend foreign currency criminally overvalued on the streets and manipulated by speculators and unpatriotic elements is coming to an end.

God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

All these are just government propaganda to deceive guillable Nigerians.

The price of the dollar is controlled by market forces of demand and supply.

And the demand for the dollar in the country right now is astronomically high caused mostly by government paraststals and agencies including state governors who converts government allocations in naira to dollars, give to the banks are channelling the dollars the black market at exorbitant price

Do you know the impact this will have on the economy

obaidan:
You forgot to add sensible voters too

I didn't add that because votes doesn't count in Nigeria

Davicl:
They're your brothers and sisters before the one you have at home arrive in Case of emergency

Everyone knows that ,it doesn't mean you shouldn't have self control,it's a key to a good living anywhere you finds yourself.

Your neighbors are not your relatives or friends,treat them as such and you will find peace.

ppogba:
This must be Psalm 419.

Sorry. I am not so conversant with the bible though

Do otherwise and you will hate going back home to your house each day after work

He who keeps rotten woods at home should not frown at the visiting ants.

FreeStuffsNG:
Asiwaju Tinubu is working assiduously putting square pegs in square holes. I am not surprised about this other round of merit-based appointments in this technical ICT sector. ICT is one of those many strategic national sectors where the Yoruba are famed even globally to dominate and have clear first mover advantage especially here in Nigeria and Africa.

Here's wishing all the appointees the very best of luck. Please put in your best efforts.

God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

what has those merit based appointments impacted on the economy

They are marely incompetent tribal neophytes who has nothing to offer

What has the current CBN governor brought to the table to stabilize the nations economy since he was appointed.

ponishah:
GOVERNMENT MAGIC.

The target of every Nigerian appointee, both in public and private sector is to loot, embezzle and and buy dollars and hoard them in underground .

No present nigeria leader is there to serve the people,may be latter, there may be some patriotic leaders,but these present crop of leaders are there for their selfish ends.