₦airaland Forum

joseph1832:
Would it have been any different if Tinubu didn't win the last election?

A40:
Dollar will be 1k5 by 2025 with this Tinubu policy

Eyes have not seen ears have not heard the shege Nigerians will witness if Tinubu wins that elections

Shey people are still crying about the 22 trn Buhari and Meffi have blitzed through

EmmanuelScott1:
"Why re you concerned about dollar rate when you don't earn in dollars"


"Print more naira notes, Tinubu tells FG"

"Forgets the name of his Party during speech"

" I will build on Buhari's legacy"

raumdeuter:
Which of these statements do you have a problem with?

All these are solid policies that knowledgable people will hail

What Tinubu said is solid advice

larride:
Bros theres no magic wand that will reduce the exchange rate. In fact the best thing the CBN can do is to actually float the naira. Let people who need dollar get it at the true value. BTA and PTA should be abolished. The CBN cant keep subsidizing the rich with the scarce foreign exchange we have.

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iamoyindamola:
Hand it over to the community I agree but giving it to church to run is not ideal at all

BlueRayDick:
What do u think is responsible for all these?

Is it tribal politics?
Is it low literacy level in the state?
Is it non-challancy of the educated elite?
Or is it that the state was never designed to develop?

Paraman:
There was a time in Nigeria, 2 eba, 1 meat, 1 ponmo and 1 pure water cost just #50.

Base on Nigeria minimum wage, 2 eba, 1 meat, 1 ponmo and 1 pure water should not cost more than #150.

YoobaNesan:
You keep saying this and severely get refuted by thousands of layoffs and departments been shut down because of an AI system that can perform better.

Your Insinuation is wrong!

Minime10:
Una problem be say, once a single person bring out a format all of una most copy am🤓
Kudos to the woman jare!
No be untill u go arrange a meeting for inside farm, take photo put am for social media na im be say u honour ya parents wey train u.

Emaprince:
I go need go back to read this thread

DeadPresidents:
Disstroy is the prototype of a life I do not wish to live.

Imagine my biggest life achievement being chasing Coogår off NL

Imagine having more alternate monikers (as a chronically online piece-of-shit) than successes to brag about.

You talk and act like a homosexual with feminine tendencies. Talking about "I’m soo pretty" like anybody here gives a fûck. Bitch nigga

Sportsweb:
Sir, you can continue crying, nobody knows your State, is that too bitter to swallow?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I didn't know dementia has entered your head.

See the person i quoted

See you quoting the same comment, and i corrected you.

You may be manly, but you're dumb


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izzou:
[color=royalblue]We are talking about DeadPresidents comment on Akwa-Ibom not being talked about here.

You seem to be lost.

Akwa-Ibom is not among the most talked about here. You lied, and i don't care[/color]

DissTroy:
I brought down Cóogar with a version of my moniker on it. I ignite the fire, fueled it and watched it burn.

TheSonOfMark and Kramfonos. Both battled Coogar and took him down. I am same person. Both monikers haven't been deactivated. I never deactivate old moniker because I like to reference my posts.

https://www.nairaland.com/2723630/sum9000.com/8#40120497

Some of his coward opponents had to message me for information privately. You feared him while I stood up to him and took him down.

I am not like you.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The comment was not even bad.

See how e twisted it.[/color]

DeadPresidents:
A failure and bootlicking bastãrd with more failed projects than Buhari is casting aspersions on me

Your empty skull has been flogged so many times on this board by everyone from Coógar to Nihiîist to Dîggz that you tried to cast the stench of failure away from you by deactivating your SonofMark account.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]We are talking about this thread. Don't change the subject

On this thread, you are the only one. Why are you showing results of the whole Nairaland?

Look at this guy [/color]

DeadPresidents:
Funny thing is, if I said Lagos was irrelevant here, no one would even dignify me with a response. Same goes with Rivers and Oyo.

I mention a certain state and I see tears and secretions springing up from every identifiable orifice.

I’m still standing on business. That state is irrelevant here. I have time today so I’m ready to read the wall of text and tears that will be sent in response

OasisX:


........taaaah! Ẹ má pámi má ye. I dey talk about Akwa-Ibom too. Receipts dey plenty.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]DeadPresidents was right. I no even know why people dey act like say e talk abomination

Only Dis.stroy talks about Akwa-Ibom here. Factos!

Rivers
Lagos
FCT

These states get more time here than Akwa-Ibom.

It is true that he scrurinizes his state, but he is the only one who talks about it here; 99.99% pf the time.

No dey act like say the guy talk lie.[/color]

What happened to Ebubeagu? I don't know if they are still existing.

joseph1832:
Well, I know for certain agbero exist in many states in Nigeria, it is not synonymous to Lagos alone.

Even the insecurity we are talking about, once upon a time, it was only prevalent in the north east, now it is almost in every state.

They can deny however they want to deny, but the truth will always will always be the truth. Nigeria is not secure. Period.

DissTroy:
Not just in Plateau. In interstate boundary communities and inter-tribal boundary communities where there are boundary clashes and wars, they eat human flesh.

I'd freaking name a few of them and it might piss people off. The boundary communities in Iwok Ukem community in Etim Ekpo which have been in eternal boundary wars with the Azumini community of Abia eat flesh. Both the Iwok Ukem side and the Azumini axis.

The Ngwa part of Abia State too.

The Ogojas of Cross River and the clashing boundary intersecting communities of Cross River, Ebonyi, and Benue States. On all three parts.

Whenever you read of communities frequently interrupted by interstate and intertribal boundary clashes , just know they are cánnibals too as they eat the flesh of their captives/victims.
It's no coincidence that they are very dexterous with matchetes. If you ever get into a fight with people from these areas and they pull machetes, 99 out of 100, they'd use them to cause grave bodily harm.


Also, in these areas when thieves are caught, the thieves would most likely be cánnibalised. It's an unwritten rule. The lynching or jungle justice is a means to an end. If you ever have cause to visit these areas, don't eat any meat you haven't certified the source. Or don't even spend the night as a rule I adhere to.

Anyone from these areas on this thread who wants to deny this should engage so I'd mention specific names and places.

Cännibalîsm is still very much around in relatively few remote Nìgeriān communities from North to South, in all geopolitical zones.

GrammarNazi1:
We were told that if the indigenes of that village knew we were coming to their own village then we were toast; they would cannibalise us.

Crazy!