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Wtf

CSTRR:
America is Rich as fuckkk.

They just wasted over 70 aircrafts.

That is more than the airforce of many countries.

yeah that's half Nigerias air power

Milllz:
There’s only 1 principle;

Change all your funds to hard currencies because if Buhari mistakenly wins again, the value of our currency will crash.

you are a prophet

Jalaw:
An average Muslim is sympathetic to terrorists.

you are very wrong

Wow! only in the south west this can never happen in anyother part of nigeria

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Programming sure you die Ogbeni...or big data analysis for customer behaviour

But last last last you go still turn to bomber and keyboard warrior..


Picture 1:Na so I take start Ogbeni....programming....but as hungry beat me die
Na im I turn to bomber and key board warrior ..

Picture 2: after hungry don maga me..my real niggeeees advise me make I leave programming...then I start to dey bomb, smoke weed and drink my beer..

The life of a real niggarrr....

whats bombing?

kay29000:
But the funny thing is that in my area in ibadan, we used to have just like 6 hours light daily, but in the last couple of days we have been having like 18 hours of light a day. So, me I don't even understand this news.

Really? where in ibadan do u leave

omonla10:
Look well, u can hardly find successful educated role models. Their only examples are yahoo boys, politicians and hustlers for street. That's the harsh reality we find ourselves as Nigerians.

Even if u study hard and become a banker or even doctor, ur pay no fit earn 800 dollars Monthly. While some under 20 yahoo boys make millions monthly.
Young ones don't have their eyes on education anymore.. No zeal or motivation..

I have an 18year old guy in my church. Always posting how he misses his gf all tru this cold, and already hustling for street.

At 18, I no get any money or gf. All I knew was to pass my exams and enter school.

Whats the way forward?

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mrfreestuff:
the school and the course you studied also matter. Don't say because you don't want to stay at home because of JAMB score and WAEC result then now end up in unsuccessful low grade mediocre universities. If you miss it in 1st degree, don't miss it for a second degree when the opportunity comes. Attend good schools, I mean very good schools, don't end up having a good grade from a school full of low grade lecturers and students who lack the clout and orientation to earn legitimate incomes . You can never go wrong in life if you attend great universities, keep the right company and read good books, which you actually apply the nuggets there in your life .Please read the book " The Outliers "

Does the course one studies also matters?

Blessedboy23:
This thing is true

Like one guy has over 87 sex video in his phone
This world ehn

I have 367 I can show u proof

godkiller:
We are training youths on solar panel production and installation.

If you want to learn or volunteer to teach please drop your WhatsApp number, location and area of interest.

God bless Nigeria.

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Seniorwriter:
Hilarious.
However the error he made I commend his sincerity towards learning to earn.
@OP or anyone that has his contacts should inform him to reach out via the facebook ID here on my profile for a free 4weeks exposé on how to earn as an amateur graphics designer.
BTW anyone with online skills but yet earning or don't know how to earn online can reach out as well for free tips...just message with the word "MENTOR ME" and you'll be attended to holistically.
In another news if you have access to internet + browsing gadget and you yet earn via online even as little as $5 then its your own undoing(fault).
There are thousands of ease to access ways to earn via the internet.

@Seniorwriter.

your whatsapp no sir?

Add me to pls 07048902849

Wealth of five richest men in Nigeria could end extreme poverty in country yet 5 million face hunger
Publicado: 16th Mayo 2017
The combined wealth of Nigeria’s five richest men - $29.9 billion - could end extreme poverty in that country according to a new report published by Oxfam today.

The report, ‘Inequality in Nigeria,’ exposes the large and growing gap between rich and poor. It reveals how the benefits of economic growth have been captured by a wealthy elite at the expense of ordinary Nigerians. Economic inequality is a key factor behind the conflict that has led to the severe food crisis in Nigeria’s north-eastern states. The UN estimates that five million people in north-east Nigeria will suffer from severe food shortages this year.

The report finds that:

Nigeria’s richest man earns 8,000 times more in one day than a poor Nigerian will spend on basic needs in a year.
More than 112 million people are living in poverty in Nigeria, yet the country’s richest man would have to spend $1 million a day for 42 years to exhaust his fortune.
Despite a rapidly growing economy, Nigeria is one of the few countries where the number of people living in poverty increased, from 69 million in 2004 to 112 million in 2010 – a rise of 69 percent. The number of millionaires increased by 44 percent during the same period.
Celestine Okwudili Odo, Good Governance Programme Coordinator for Oxfam in Nigeria, said: “It is obscene that the richest Nigerian has amassed more money than he can ever hope to spend in a country where five million people will struggle to feed themselves this year. Extreme inequality is exacerbating poverty, undermining the economy, and fermenting social unrest. Nigerian leaders must be more determined in tackling this terrible problem.”

The report highlights significant levels of inequality between states. 69 percent of people now live below the poverty line in north-eastern states where the food crisis has hit hardest, compared to 49 percent of people in the more politically powerful regions of the southwest.

It also shows that women are least able to capture the benefits of economic growth because they tend to be employed in low-skilled, low-paid informal jobs. Women represent between 60 and 79 percent of Nigeria's rural labor force but are five times less likely to own their own land than men. Women are also less likely to have had a decent education; for example, over three-quarters of the poorest women in Nigeria have never been to school.

The report says that that poor people are unable to benefit from Nigeria’s wealth because of high levels of corruption and the excessive influence that big business and a wealthy elite have over government policy making.

For example, public officer holders stole an estimated $20 trillion from the treasury between 1960 and 2005. And while multinational companies receive tax incentives worth an estimated $2.9 billion a year – three times more than Nigeria’s entire health budget – small and medium-sized businesses and workers in the informal sector face multiple taxes.

Despite being Africa’s biggest economy, the share of the national budget allocated to education, health, and social protection is one of the lowest in the region. In 2012, Nigeria spent just 6.5 percent of its national budget on education and just 3.5 percent on health. By comparison, Ghana spent 18.5 percent and 12.8 percent respectively in 2015. As a result, 57 million Nigerians lack safe water, over 130 million lack adequate sanitation and the country has more than ten million children out of school.

Okwudili Odo said: “Nigeria is not a poor country yet millions are living in hunger. The government must work with the international community to get food and aid to hungry people now but it can’t stop there. It must free millions of Nigerians from poverty by building a new political and economic system that works for everyone and not just a fortunate few.”

“The government can make a start by tackling corruption, ensuring big business and wealthy individuals pay their fair share of tax, investing in vital public services, and protecting the rights of women,” said Okwudili Odo.

Notas para editores
Download the report ‘Inequality in Nigeria: Exploring the Drivers.’

According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, more than 4.8 million people in north-east Nigeria are experiencing severe food shortages - this is predicted to rise to 5.1 million this year, without further interventions.

According to Forbes the 5 richest Nigerians are: Aliko Dangote (net worth US $14.4 billion), Mike Adenuga (net worth US $9.9 billion), Femi Otedola (net worth US$1.85 billion), Folorunsho Alakija (net worth US$1.55 billion), Abdul Samad Rabiu (net worth $1.1 billion).

Oxfam is part of the international community’s response to help more than 6 million people in Nigeria, Chad, and Niger who are suffering from severe and chronic hunger. Oxfam has reached nearly 245,000 people in Nigeria with water, sanitation and hygiene kits.



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PataAlhajaKeji:
A lot of Nairalanders and Nigerians at large are either too dumb or politically sentimental to know that subsidy favours the rich more.

Most of the idiots lamenting here don't even have cars and generators they fuel. Meanwhile, the wealthy ones out there who fuel their V8-engine cars and big generators with cheap fuel on a daily basis are indifferent.

Mama Kamoru in Ogbomosho who has little need for fuel is being denied basic infrastructures and social amenities because the government needs to subsidize fuel for Pocohantas, Ishilove, Dominique, Seun Osewa, Davido, Timaya, Saheed Osupa, Segun Agbaje, Jim Ovia and Femi Otedola.

The poor will no doubt bear some pains in the short run but the removal of subsidy will be of great benefits in the long run.

Subsidy needs to go!

what of transport workers
Delivery workers �

oyeb15:
how many cow did Ooni has? Govt over tax fish importation to raise demand on beef and d elites invested in it. The herders become over stressed &become violent knowing fully that d elites wil rescue dem in order not to lose their investment.

Hmm

IlovePMB:
If he is a northern or Yoruba Muslim he should be gunned down immediately.

And if he is yoruba muslim or igbo?

thebosstrevor1:
WHY HYPE THUGS AND CRIMINALS

ARE POLITICAL THUGS NOW HEROES FOR NIGERIANS.

I ONLY HAVE ONE QUESTIONS FOR ALL OF YOU

WHERE WAS THIS YORUBA TRADITIONAL POWER WHEN THE BRITISH CAME WITH REAL GUNS TO COLONISE YORUBA LAND.

I AM SO SUPRISED THAT YORUBA CHRISTIANS NOW SUPPORT A MAN THAT USES JUJU( SATAN WORSHIPER) AS THEIR SAVIOUR

JESUS POWER IS GREATER THAN YORUBA TRADITIONAL POWER

Most christains and muslims are idiots

My 2021 Budget

Help!

Traviscottt:
Library studies..

Are u serious? am about to study this course

iamcee:
From trainings,skill acquisition programs, doing various online courses and I backed them up with YouTube
I gat my certificate for each of them

wow that's impressive

iamcee:
Graphic design
Video Animations
Copywriting
Photo editing
Digital marketing
Video editting
3d modelling
Web and mobile app development
Ethical and black hat hacking
Data science and data analysis
Web design
Human resources management
Coding.
I just gat to keep on acquiring more.. learning never ends

You learnt all this! where?

iamcee:
It's just because they haven't discover great things that can be done with a laptop ...yeah, that's true,most people think people who make use of laptop are into Yahoo.
I learnt a lot of skills and I gat to make use of my laptop to work,so,I don't care about what they are gonna say
A time would come when they would realize their statements are false

What skills? help a bro

OscarJaden:
dude is really trying but sinners keep multiplying on nairaland everyday

call hisbah

Coldie:
If I can stop growing old at my present age it would be perfect

what is ur present age

Rosskivvy:
There's nothing like a ''failed country''.

Countries evolve over time. Every country began as a disorderly scrap of turf in the middle of nowhere.

Was America a ''failed country'' 60 years ago when blacks were being lynched in the streets, and denied basic rights, or when they suffered in slavery centuries before that?

Was the UK a ''failed country'' a century ago when people slept 10 to a room in London and child labour was the norm, while the aristocracy partied?

Countries evolve and develop over time, and so will Nigeria.

One day we will know all this and many other truths about our history.

I like this, u are full of knowlege

And u say they are animals