₦airaland Forum

agabusta:
I have seen an electrician touch a high tension wire with current flowing through it with my own eyes and he was not electrocuted.

TonyeBarcanista:
Cos U are used to the services of a hoe

gunpoint:
Ewwww...
Why is my fellow man asking?
I don't swing that way plix

TonyeBarcanista:
I see Tinubu squad on this thread trying to fool themselves. Kogi will not vote Audu that failed as Governor TWICE and has been failing at the poll since 2003. Wada has done well and will be re-elected.

Gombs:
... And they said we should not wail!

Rawani:
This was after the foreign reserves increased from $28.5b on May 29 to $31.5b under President Buhari. It's a natural reaction to our delisting by JP Morgan and the appointment of an economic team in a few days will stem the tide.

gunpoint:
When i saw inches and 9.3, my mind went in a totally different direction
I am sorry, obviously in the wrong section

miki1:
Propaganda+lies = APC

Basildvalour:
Build us functional refineries and that's all we ask. Damn US!


If they should see our crude, then we should be selling to them and not them refining for us.

yanabasee:
So the almighty USA couldn't offer him all the consolidation he needed?


He said, with America, Nigeria will go a great length to achieve everything to better this country! And now, It's France.


Why can't this old general, sit back and use his brain to lead this country.

He should've taken much time on his appointment of his. Special advisers, than his ministers. Coz his advisers aren't doing anything other than to mislead the masses with false publicity.

Cutehector:
Why will one be foolish enough to put soft drinks in d freezer column? D fridge has compartments, d cooler, d chiller etc.. Dats whr u put articles like soft drinks, eggs, etc.. Den thinks like food, meat, chicken should be put in d freezer column where d temperature is d coldest..

ModiKen:
It won't stop corruption.

Nigerians are very daring and only a death penalty would stop corruption.

Icecream4U:
is looting puplic funds not too harsh? If you know there is such law and you feel it is too harsh, then don't steal, simple.

onatisi:
the only thing I am afraid of is a denial of this report by the government as the case has been so far with this buhari administration. This is a good move and buhari should just follow it through. The road maybe rough initially but later things will take shape

seunlayi:
that shouldn't be all, he should be made to face the full face of the law to serve as deterrent to others of his kind

BraniacX:
Is that all?


And the lack of economic direction is conveniently left out because of course, we have to blame the foreign investors (or hedge fund managers if you may) but what about the local investors and the Nigerian diaspora investors who make up about 40% of direct foreign investments?? I guess our patriotic zeal doesn't cover them too.


CUT THE CRAP!!!!
Of course all investors are here to make money and if the economy was being properly managed, there will be no rush to pull out investments so you can beat around the bush all you may but losses of about $7b on the SE in 3months in a developing economy doesn't scream speculation to me, it screams mismanagement and lack of confidence in economic leadership

onatisi:
If this report and article is true and correct then buhari and CBn are doing a good job. The interest of the nation supercedes that of any other investor or foreign country operating or wanting to operate in nigeria

wiseoneking:
I pity your life if that was all you can say. Funny? Loosing such a big amount you call that funny. You that knows your left and right, tell them better. Nigeria by this implication is not qualify to be a developing country.