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Foreign Affairs › Re: $100 Now 1m In Zimbabwe As FX Rate Plunges by coputa(m): 5:29pm On Jan 31, 2024
The naira is heading this way
Politics › Re: Nigeria Ranks 109th Out Of 125 Countries In 2023 Global Hunger Index by coputa(m): 5:21pm On Jan 31, 2024
JasonScoolari:
Go to old people's forum....
The youths learn from the old in nairaland
Politics › Re: Dangote Is The Biggest Threat To A Stable Naira, This Is Why! by coputa(m): 1:58pm On Jan 31, 2024
Bigkoko:
The 20% is what is keeping Nigeria afloat....this is the lifeline that Asiwaju has ordered NNPC to stop collecting, that instead should be paid directly to CBN.

All the refineries at all outdated, obsolete. The best that can be done is scrapping it and selling the irons. Most manufacturers no longer manufacture the parts. So how do you expect the refineries to work?

Nigeria do not have sufficient power, politically , diplomatically, socially, religiously and economically to dare the US.

Next you will see is iPob or Boko Haram acquiring SAMs, or Niger Deltan avengers blowing up pipelines. Even the small 20% Nigeria no go see.

The first principle of staying cool is never make a mistake. Next is remember first principle!
If you remove oil theft from the 20% what percentage will remain.

This is the reason Tinubu hurriedly removed fuel subsidy,in the pretence that he will use the proceed to fix the refineries,

Right now the country is dead broke,her revenue has been mortgaged by the past administration.

Asiwaju is just trying to fix the broken pieces together by borrowing to pad the economy

It will take a magic wand to turn economic fortune of the country around.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2024 Quarter Final Teams and Pairings by coputa(m): 12:47pm On Jan 31, 2024
Nazgul:
From that pairing, if we defeat Angola, we'll play the winner of South Africa vs Cape Verde in the Semi finals. Not bad if you ask me.

If Nigeria is serious we should win this tournament, most of the strong teams are already out.
South Africa is not a push over
Celebrities › Re: Judy Austin: You See This Lady Here, I Don't Joke With Her - Yul Edochie by coputa(m): 11:42am On Jan 31, 2024
This guys life is centered on women, very unfortunate
Politics › Re: Abductors Demand N100 Million For Ekiti School Children, Teachers by coputa(m): 6:27am On Jan 31, 2024
Subano:
These kidnappers don’t have conscience?
criminals doesn't have conscience
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri: Why Dangote Refinery Is Buying Crude Oil From The US by coputa(m): 6:06am On Jan 31, 2024
[quote author=chopnaira post=128207157][/quote]Buhari has mortgaged nigeria oil and gas as Future contract till God knows when and the money has been looted.

Now I understand why Tinubu removed fuel subsidy on the first day of assuming office, Buhari left an empty treasury

And he has continued on its stead, they've mortgaged the future of this nation

Why did Dangote suddenly start importing crude from America as soon as Tinubu hand over the sales of oil to the CBN.

Is NNPL doing business with Dangote
Travel › Re: CBN ‘Concludes’ Payment Of ALL Verified FX Claims By Foreign Airlines by coputa(m): 9:51pm On Jan 30, 2024
How long will they continue to do this , borrowing to run the economy,it makes no sense

They are just padding the economy
Education › Re: Abuja Private School Owners Reject Wike’s Fee Hike by coputa(m): 9:13pm On Jan 30, 2024
The schools will run at a deficit because not all students are able to pay school fees.

Why do Wike want to add to the already populated out of school children in FCT and Nigeria in general.

It may also lead to the closure of many private school that serves as a source of employment.
mult nationals are closing shops yet they still want to close down the local ones.

Our leaders do are so daft that they don't weight the pros and cons of any action before implementation .

Educational sector is not the right place to start the tax drive instead they should be encouraged
Agriculture › Re: Cattle Destroy 35,000 Hectares Of Rice Farm In Enugu – Officials by coputa(m): 8:50pm On Jan 30, 2024
Hausa/Fulani are dragging this nation backward in all ramification
Politics › Re: Governor Fubara: ‘I Feel Heavy In My Spirit, It’s Not Been Easy,’ by coputa(m): 9:00am On Jan 30, 2024
Betrayers don't always have peace of mind.
Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerians Do These Evil This Things? by coputa(m):
It is the Nigerian value system

1.when you are given a public appointment, your family, friends and community expect you to go and steal public funds and brings the loot back home

2.When you found someone missing item,it is seen as a luck and blessings from God

3.services rendered by government corporation is viewed as free

4.A nigerian is happy when his or her neighbors is suffering, instead of assisting, they mocked him.
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery To Import Crude Oil From The United States by coputa(m): 2:20am On Jan 30, 2024
TimeManager:
Who told you Dangote buys in $$?. Spare me this crap.

-kiss the truth!
they don't sell crude in naira
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery To Import Crude Oil From The United States by coputa(m): 2:10am On Jan 30, 2024
Northernblood7:
Are you saying that Nigeria does not have enough Crude grin cheesy ; . Pick up a mirrow and repeat the same sentence looking at yourself carefully as you say so



Oga, Nigeria produces 1.9 million barrels daily according to workdmeter, Dangote refinery needs only 650k. Make research b4 talking next time
Nigeria oil is already mortgaged to pay and services loans,so Dangote have to look elsewhere for his supply.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A New Scammer Named Jahzara by coputa(m): 7:14pm On Jan 29, 2024
buchionwuazor:
noted I will be very careful from now on...
99% of business proposals here are scams,be careful
Properties › Re: Fire Outbreak At Ire Akari Estate, Soka In Ibadan (Photo) by coputa(m): 6:36pm On Jan 29, 2024
EEIA:
There is love in sharing everything. cool
Are you a joker or you are for real
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A New Scammer Named Jahzara by coputa(m): 6:28pm On Jan 29, 2024
buchionwuazor:
The guy that scammed me today is a nairaland user named jahzara, please beware of this criminal the account number below is the one he use to scam others, and a photo is attached of our conversation today
Kingsley Ugochukwu O
9071252751
Monie point
cc seun , davide470, mukina2.
You have been warned previously that you should not send money to anyone.
Properties › Re: Fire Outbreak At Ire Akari Estate, Soka In Ibadan (Photo) by coputa(m): 5:52pm On Jan 29, 2024
EEIA:
for wetin don burn finish?🙄
The fire can still spread to other houses
Properties › Re: Fire Outbreak At Ire Akari Estate, Soka In Ibadan (Photo) by coputa(m): 5:45pm On Jan 29, 2024
They'should call fire service ASAP
Politics › Re: How Emefiele Warned Naira Would Tumble In Floated FX Regime In 2019 by coputa(m): 1:59pm On Jan 29, 2024
Sheuns:
We export crude oil and natural gas, and I tell you we make a lot of forex from just those two commodities. We have hundreds of exporters that export both finished products and raw materials and they do quite a number. Dangote, Bua etc are big exporters.

Our government officials and politicians squander too much of our revenue and blame it on lack of production.

When our currency was much stronger just less than 10 years ago, what were we exporting? Wasn’t it this same oil that was our major revenue source?
Nigeria oil exports has dropped drastically compared to 10 years ago due to oil theft and vandalism and also the government is using crude oil to pay for and service loans.

So the the dollar has already been mortgaged by the government hence the continuous scarcity

And there's no alternative products to export to get foreign exchange except borrowing and continuous borrowing
Politics › Re: How Emefiele Warned Naira Would Tumble In Floated FX Regime In 2019 by coputa(m): 1:35pm On Jan 29, 2024
Nigeria over dependence on petroleum export without diversifying the economy is now having overriding effects on the nation.

Nigeria budget hinges on projected oil prices and import and any hitches brings it to a deficit.

It will even become worse now that this administration is paying and servicing loans with crude oil
.
Nothing will now be left to run the nation, that's the more reasons why the government always go on a borrowing spree.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger Exit ECOWAS With Immediate Effect by coputa(m): 7:24pm On Jan 28, 2024
God1000:
Association of military juntas, but can they survive on their own without the rest of the regional block?

These countries depend heavily on their neighbors for so many things.
They are not even self sufficient
Romance › Re: What Advice Would You Like To Give To Someone Who Is Single At 40? by coputa(m): 7:07pm On Jan 28, 2024
There are things in life you cannot force to happen,no matter your struggles, education, exposures and intelligence.

This is why societal expectations pushes many into depression

There are things in life you control, Leave them because if you push too much they will break,

Some issues solves themselves with time,so far there's LIFE nothing is too late
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Business › Re: Economy: Nigerians Look Up To 10 Companies In 2024 by coputa(m): 6:37pm On Jan 28, 2024
It is SMEs that drives an economy and not all these big names mentioned here.

Government should give out loans for the establishments of SMEs,to boost economic activities and in turn increase the living standard of Nigerians.

I wonder if Tinubu has any credible and worthwhile economic team, they look confused
Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger, Mali And Burkina Faso Withdraw From ECOWAS by coputa(m): 5:44pm On Jan 28, 2024
kettykin:
They are likely to form a confederacy that will not only challenge the status quo but help liberate other African countries under western and Eastern bondage
under an oppressive and corrupt military dictatorship?
Christianity Etc › Re: The Only Animal In The World That Carries Mark Of A Cross On It's Back (Photos) by coputa(m): 5:07pm On Jan 28, 2024
Ketamine9000mg:
When there is still debate if Jesus actually died on a Latin cross? Evidence actually supports more of possibility of Jesus dying on a single stick(wood) and not a cross as claimed by most Christians today.
can you state just one evidence
Christianity Etc › Re: The Only Animal In The World That Carries Mark Of A Cross On It's Back (Photos) by coputa(m): 5:06pm On Jan 28, 2024
jesusjnr2020:
The Only Animal In The World That Carries Mark Of A Cross On It's Back (Photos)

The donkey is the only animal in the world that carries a mark of the cross on its back.

The donkey is also the only animal that carried Jesus on its back and into Jerusalem. Matthew 21:2-11

Could that be a coincidence? I don't think so.

I believe it was symbolic and divinely ordained from the beginning of time.

Jesus said:

"If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me." (Matthew 16:24)

The cross represents Jesus' sufferings, so it's only those who humbly carry their cross and share in His sufferings in this world, that will be privileged to be carried by Jesus out of this world to share in His blessings in heaven. Matthew 5:10-12.

God bless.
MANY RELIGION AROUND THE WORLD USES THE CROSS
Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger, Mali And Burkina Faso Withdraw From ECOWAS by coputa(m):
Peterpaul96:
BREAKING: The military rulers of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso are withdrawing their countries from ECOWAS with immediate effect, a joint statement says.
wrong move by these three french colonies whose economy is not even viable.

Who is backing this move, certainly not France,their colonial master,they will surely regret this bad decision.

Many countries both within and outside Africa will avoid them as military dictatorship is no longer welcomed around the world.

They've drawn a battle and enemy lines with ECOWAS and Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Richard Adeoriokin Shot Dead By Security Bidding Him Goodbye In Osun by coputa(m): 4:47pm On Jan 28, 2024
Most of these local vigilante were not properly trained on how to use the gun,both technically, physiological and emotionally

You can't be drunk or over zealous and be handling a weapon, it will cause damage.
It happens sometimes within the nigerian armed forces.
Education › Re: Shortage Of Teachers May Increase Out Of School Children In Osun – Osun NUT by coputa(m): 2:12pm On Jan 28, 2024
Shortage of public schools teachers in Osun state is not as a result of poor salary but short sightedness of the government.

Thousands of graduates are ready to work in the state civil service if given the opportunity

This is mostly common in the rural areas

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