₦airaland Forum

Uduaghan also got such honor. It is a routine in NMA

This is an era where truth sits on the throne. Hypocrites are free to have their say.

The prevalence of these vices in the SW is appealing to say the least.
I posted a story, with another moniker, about this devilish act involving a kidnapped lady earmarked for rituals in Ijebu-Ode sometime ago. Her escape from the den is nothing but a miracle. Days later, following her escape, dead bodies started appearing in the streets of Ijebu-Ode.
The Yorubas and ritualistic killings really need urgent attention from the FG as it seems the various state govts are not heeding the call from the populace to put a stop to it.

AlPeter:
There are less sensitive security agencies that can accommodate them

It doesn't answer my question which is why reward those who undermine our laws.

blackboy:
The excuse is wrong and unacceptable.

Deed done. Reason adduced . Case closed.
If your protest to be noticed go to the NASS when in session a NV d swallow a grenade. I guarantee you a beautiful epigy.

blackboy:
The excuse is wrong and unacceptable.

Deed done. Reason adduced . Case closed

blackboy:
The excuse is wrong and unacceptable.

Deed done. Reason adduced . Case closed

AlPeter:
Cadets with such trainings shouldn't be let loosed like this you should still engage them. These guys have gone through almost all the major tests to be termed 'civilians' any longer the skills acquired can make them a major threat to security operatives in future. The DSS should try to engage them with other security outfits. My 1cent

If DSS hearken to your call when, then, would corruption end?

PassingShot:
They should have been given to the NPF?

A sensible alternative. But, then, why pamper those who grossly undermine the system?

989900:
3 questions:

1. Is the exchange rate obedient to the law of demand and supply?

2. If yes, what is the average (%) drain the importation of refined petroleum products and commodities such as rice, chicken, turkey, palm oil, sugar exert on our monthly forex demand?

3. Do you think these are products that we should be importing that much of, if at all?

BTW, pls. kindly take your time to go through the links below:

https://www.nairaland.com/2573929/poison-further-devaluation-naira

https://www.nairaland.com/844884/solution-fuel-subsidy-wahala-look

P.S. Let's let this stay strictly apolitical.

Add to that the gains from curtailing corruption.
These are what should really interest us instead of praising and defending the parasitic interests of multinationals like JP MORGAN.

Journalism in naija has become an essential commodity. It usually goes to the highest bidder. Al Jazeera failed to add that it is sometimes used as a tool for blackmail.

TonyeBarcanista:
We are talking of investment opportunities/loss here and not some kind of loan

In some time past, there was this officially composed mantra that the Nigerian economy guaranteed the highest return on investment globally. Though substantially true but then at what cost? We ran an economy in which the investors where allowed to operate as they wished sometimes with active connivance from staff of regulatory agencies. The side effects of such slavish investments were little felt because there was enough petrodollars to sooth the damage.
I have not seen any major economic policies yet from PMB that will scare away genuine investors already here. However, those that have been picking dollars from our economy without breaking a sweat do have cause to fear. For those investors contemplating coming, they should tarry a while to enable PMB bring some order to the polity and reposition the way we engage these investors in our economy.

double0seven:
What many here don't realize is that Buhari
is not new to this game. During the last time
he was heads of state, Nairaland was very
strong then, almost like 2nd to the dollar if
I'm not wrong, or almost at par with dollar.

The IMF and World Bank then pressured
Buhari to devalue the naira and collect IMF
loan, both of which he rejected. He even
started paying the debts we owned. Nigeria
was on the path to greatness. Nigeria was
expelled from the World Trade Organization
but Buhari didn't change his stand.

Then the coup came. It's no more a secret
that western interests played a big part in
the overthrow of Buhari. immediately IBB
came in, what happened: naira was seriously
devalued and we took IMF loans that we
could have done without; loans which goes
hand in hand with the silly SAP
conditionalities which had ruined every
African economy that it was adopted.
We can all see the results today. Nigeria
destiny to greatness was aborted when IBB
overthrowed Buhari.

Devaluations is good or better for economy
that does a lot of exports like China. Nigeria
exports almost nothing aside from crude oil.
But we import almost everything.

This government is doing what's best for
Nigeria. Nigeria will get over the effects of
the JP Morgan delisting of it's bonds.

The haters and venomous bigots will not acknowledge this. In fact, Buhari's economic policies were so spectacular then that Wikipedia termed it 'Buharinomics'

TonyeBarcanista:
I have explained to you before. The steps that Emefielle is taking is chiefly because there are no fiscal policies from Buhari's end. He (Emefielle) is trying to please his master in Aso rock by doing insane things. To regulate the value of your currency you need the market forces to come into play and not restricting the FX market. I am stating this without mincing word that every move by Buhari admin on our economy have been illogical.

Tell me when the interests of developing countries ever become the concern of multinational financial institutions? Many countries have refused to adopt some of the textbook economic magic prescribed by these predatory western economic institutions and were better for it. What has Nigeria derived from the continuous economic romance with these cancerous bodies in the last 16years and beyond?

OZAOEKPE:
"Fiscal or monetary policies won't work, not until we diversify the economy." Quote me anywhere.

A rare display of constructive criticism by you.

Mogidi:
https://www.mobiletoones.com/downloads/wallpapers/music_wallpapers/preview/89/48403-hip-hop-dance.gif

Not even one APC supporter could muster enough strength to dispute what the @OP wrote. Not even 1

TonyeBarcanista welcome back home.

A mound of shit needs no dispute. It is shit by sight and smell.

History is replete with returns of prodigal children who thought that they've come of age to go solo. You are welcomed back though with a proviso: hope you have learned the art of constructive rather than destructive criticism.
Most of all, stop playing kalokalo with your future.

Well, you either tell your story or someone else will do so on your behalf.
I have witnessed two incidences involving governor's convoy and ordinary citizens. One resulted in death while the other left bruises and humiliation on the victim. Unfortunately, there was no one bold enough to tell their story and the victims, themselves, left everything in God's courtyard.
In issues like this, we should draw conclusion based on the information provided by both parties. Going by the official press release the impression one gets is that of a patently caring entourage, which, despite all forms of provocation, remained cool and calm throughout. No reference to the injuries and damage. May be they were self inflicted. This rendition is only applicable to angels which Nigerian politicians are not.
We ply the roads everyday. Has any of us seen an ordinary motorist stubbornly obstructing a siren-blaring convoy? The only one I ever witnessed was Chris Mba's convoy running Ngige's off the road in 2003. Lagos is the only state I know with minimal executive lawlessness.
In Delta State a common councillor's convoy is a menace to society.

As the saying goes, acquire big teeth you should also grow lips thick enough to cover them. Now that the lips have retreated & /refused to grow you must dispense with the burden.
What is Osun doing with private jet? And even Taraba. Misapplied vision.

Social media has really made us intellectually lazy. OP, you want me to help advise your friend? OK. Let me tell you this, homosexualism is the most disgusting non violent act known to me. And, anybody who doesn't know what to do when caught in the web of gayism is equally disgusting.

Honda Siena! Which one is that?

Baba must hear this.

Elslim:
ntooor looters

Too early yet. Let's wait and see.

There goes a real C-I-C.

Mogidi:
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Shut da fvck up

Easy, easy. Calm down. Must you rupture a vein?

Mogidi:
Meanwhile, Buhari would visit the SW on the eve of election in 2019.

Appropriate timing, bro. By then PDP would have ceased to exist.

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:
I thought orubebe was an elder. Was he a church elder or a council of chiefs elder?

He is a Larcenous elder.

SkyBlue1:
Let him win in a clean election and solidify his mandate if he's so confident, that's all. That's assuming he doesn't go to jail or something.

Reason I strongly believe he may not partake in a re-run.

RollingStones:
Remember the APC Lawbreakers Vs Ayo Fayose.

You guys are on a wild goose chase.

It appears what happened in Rivers are your desired goals in politics and the perpetrators your heroes.

vedaxcool:
Wailers already crying for their impending loss in the Tribunals, the same Jega they claim rigged the presidential elections for Buhari is the same person they have tied their entire destiny to! Peoples Crumbling Party.

Abeg allow the Tribunal to do its work, abi is Jega now a Judge in the tribunal?

Against my sincere wish, PDP is just heading towards self destruction. They just cling at any straw to remain afloat.