₦airaland Forum

Jesusloveyou:
so. this ex-gov is really a big fool, he dont even know what he is saying, na dis kind fool, pdp want to present as their president, what did he do for 8yrs to raise capital for jigawa, except to wait for fed. allocation. or did ineffectual buffoon regime were able to raise capital? except from oil when it was above $100 and wasted it on importation and kept d rest in their pocket, and also wasted our foreigh reserve from $47b to $30b within 5yrs.

sanky346:
Tinubu count his cost now and restrategize. He should rally round the credibility of Ambode who is doing pretty good to relaunch himself. The performance of Fashola as Lagos State governor in his first term in office helped ACN to claim most of the governorship seat in the South West. With Ambode, Aregbeshola and Osibanjo, Tinubu can start building a new political bloc that will wrestle power from the Northern ologarchy. If he can put his structure behind Olusola Oke in Ondo State and ensures Oke wins, it will send out a strong message and be the beginning of a new political journey for Jagaban. The truth is among the ordinary citizenry of the South West, Tinubu still enjoys immense followership across political divide.

egbonnla:
In the coming days, EFCC will be unleashed on Tinubu by the CABAL. The sad reality is that the Zombies that has been praising Tinubu in the past will soon start calling for his head.

HtwoOw:
Instead of Leaving the Party


Jagaban would simply arrange for an intentional car accident for Oyegun

Case closed

Justiyke4u:
He no fit

Standing5:
All the funds injectected into the economy is nothing to you. Keep it up.

The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, has declared that she does not know when the economic recession in Nigeria will end.

Her statement is coming barely one week after the Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Godwin Emefiele stated that the country would come out of recession before December (2016).

Emefiele had said, “We are already in the valley, the only direction is to go up the hill and the government is doing everything possible to ensure that we move up the hill. I am optimistic that based on the actions being taken by the monetary and fiscal authorities, the fourth quarter results will show evidence that we have started to move out of recession".

sekundosekundo:
Pls OP, is it the same Tinubu that stole the property of the DEAD AND THE LIVING in Lagos State.

The informal title of national leader of the party was given to Tinubu at the outset which he accepted it as a sign from those who wished to recognise my contributions to the party’s formation. It is an honorific title which he has been proud to wear until today. I would rather not have any title yet reside in a party that honours democracy than hold a title in a party that says it honours me but that treats justice with indecency. I find greater honour and comfort where democracy and fairness are found and respected

Yet, the wrongs Odigie-Oyegun committed had nothing to do with newness or the mistakes occasioned by the path of reform. His actions are in the nature of the old wrongs that have afflicted our national politics much too long. If Odigie-Oyegun wants to walk backward into the past, he has every right to it. However, he has no right to drag the party or any of us with him. Against our choosing.

The informal title of national leader of the party was given to Tinubu at the outset which he accepted it as a sign from those who wished to recognise my contributions to the party’s formation. It is an honorific title which he has been proud to wear until today. I would rather not have any title yet reside in a party that honours democracy than hold a title in a party that says it honours me but that treats justice with indecency. I find greater honour and comfort where democracy and fairness are found and respected

To rescue the party, Odigie-Oyegun must go. He has shown that he and democratic fair play cannot exist in the same party at the same time. If Tinubu is to choose between John Odigie-Oyegun and progress toward a better Nigeria, the choice has already been made

Our party was to stand for change. Oyegun and his fellows seem to be on a different wave length. They are the cohort of unchange.

They want the people to think that there is no alternative to "their" reactionary system of skewed politics and imperious government.

Much more than the Ondo primary is at stake. Odigie-Oyegun has revealed his team’s game plan

There is a powerful and sinister arm at work to compel a man of Odigie-Oyegun’s age to steal the decision of the party

unite4real:
I no dey trust vanguard news sources again. Make I wait to confirm from other authentic sources

bigtt76:
Is CBN giving her forex to Travelex to redistribute or are we depending on Travelex's forex?

Travelex, an international money transfer agent was first mentioned as an alternative dealer to the Bureau de Change operators in January when the central bank announced its decision to discontinue the sales of forex to the BDCs early this year.

It is believed that the introduction of Travelex to Bureau de Change segment will help close the gap between the parallel market and bank’s rate, and facilitates even distribution of forex to the Bureau de Change operators in Nigeria.

MasterBaiter:
her mouth tho.

her head game go strong gan.

veekid:
When will you stop blaming pple for your failure mr president

EternalTruths:
Is that lady in uniform a member of War Against Indiscipline.


Buhari go kill person

Standing5:
While the usual suspects come to do their part I want to point out the fact any economic challenge faced today is largely cause by mismanagement and dependence on oil. Most people here are only interested in heaping blame on Buhari and barely understand the extent to which policies can influence a capital-less system like Buhari inherited.

Standing5:
It takes money to make money any action not executed 4-5 years ago can't be executed now. Your focus is 2019 so no need trying to explain further to you.

Standing5:
I laugh in Naira defence. Nigerians produce next to nothing in terms of quantity and quality so we can't earn dollar forex to satisfy our unquenchable apetite for foreign goods. The habit of flooding fx market with cheap dollar by CBN in a bid to keep its price down A.K.A. Defending the Naira isn't sustainable any longer as petrodollar isn't flowing in in excess for now. Nigerians should start thinking of alternative exports.

eshietIntrepid:
I'm tired of these economies or any other group condemning buhari now, were they not the same people that praise buhari as a born again democrat.


Stop blaming buhari and start blaming urself from seen to little from the election
Let me just live with this force hardship,

The Economist: NIGERIANS might be forgiven for thinking they have travelled back in time. Their president, Muhammadu Buhari, has revived some of the economic policies he favoured when he was last in power, as a military dictator in the 1980s, such as restricting imports and propping up the currency. Such retro thinking has failed to rescue Nigeria from its first recession in 20 years; indeed, it has probably made it worse. And now social policy is going back in time, too.

Under a new “national reorientation” campaign called “Change Begins with Me” Mr Buhari wants to tame Nigerians. Moral “degeneration”, he says, is the reason that drivers run red lights and militants blow up pipelines. “Our value system has been badly eroded,” the president lamented in a speech that plagiarised Barack Obama’s 2008 victory address. A presidential spokesman blamed an “overzealous” speech-writer who will face “appropriate sanction”.

Others may face the same fate. A “War Against Indiscipline” brigade, first drafted by Mr Buhari in 1984, was relaunched last month and is hunting for funds for its 150,000 volunteers, who are patriotically clad in green and white. According to the National Orientation Agency (whose Orwellian departments include one for “Behaviour Modification”), their job is to restore order and “inculcate the spirit of nationalism in all Nigerians”.

Nigeria’s public services have been hollowed out by years of corruption, and some locals remember the era of military rule as more orderly. Others remember it as brutal. During Mr Buhari’s first War Against Indiscipline soldiers used horse whips to beat those who littered or jumped queues and punished others by making them jump like frogs. “It became totally arbitrary,” says Clement Nwankwo, a human-rights campaigner. One of his friends, he recalls, was jailed for owning an unlicensed telex machine.

The dangers of unleashing the moral police are manifest. One man has been arrested for naming his dog after the president. In Kano, a mostly Muslim northern state, an Islamic unit called the Hisbah has long terrorised people accused of committing adultery.

Mr Buhari’s critics gripe that, if he wants to make Nigeria a more moral country, he should start by cleaning up the government. Police officers regularly extort bribes with menaces. The army is accused of killing and torturing civilians. In Lagos the state government’s “Kick Against Indiscipline” enforcement team demands weekly bribes from long-suffering roadside vendors.

Matthew Kukah, a bishop in the northern city of Sokoto, doubts that Mr Buhari’s campaign will work. “Chaos is a function of scarcity,” he argues. “You cannot expect hungry people to line up for a few bags of rice.”

naptu2:
NNS Unity (F92)



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Iamhatey:
Well, it means a lot sha.
Lemme analyze it

1. Konji Na 'baskard'
2. You guys in the office are just d.ull that you don't know how to do quickie , so she need something like this .

3. Wetin concern you self
4. Look closer, I think it's a glove


5. SEX IS BAE! IF THE REAL THING CANT SATISFY HER, THEN THAT MEAN THIS MACHINE IS DOING A VERY GOOD WORK. I MEAN THIS MACHINE SELF BETTER PASS SOME GUY'S DICKS (they will attack me And if you attack me, that means it!).



STOP DOING APROKO

Tolexander:
too bad!

This man needs being castrated as an only punishment.

The innocent girl looks like she isn't moved[size=14pt](probably enjoyed it).[/size]