₦airaland Forum

Racoon:
How can the BBC be attributing the economic hardship in Nigeria today to the Ukrainian war?

Epstein:
https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/money/1580599-naira-devaluation-wipes-3-billion-dangotes-wealth-nigerian-billionaire-slides-ranking/

navyseal2220:
Funny man, you won't know he is from the Igbo speaking part if Akwa Ibom and speaks Abiriba dialect Igbo. Most of his senate staff are Igbos from his village. Some westerners wanted to use it to cause division between Igbo and Ibibio, claiming that Igbos have taken over Akpabio senate but what they didn't know was most of those Igbos were from Ika in Akwa Ibom.

nazicartel:
Imagine an Akwa-ibom man telling a south easterner he's no longer marginalized... Nothing person no go see ooo

Frigga13:
The Yoruba Government...

Buhari represented Arewa fully.. had appointments from .. Northwest, Northeast, North central.. and other Nigerians..

Yoruba called him nepotistic and tribal taking all to North.. forgetting it was Arewa turn to rule..

Now is the southern turn

They Yoruba people shouting southern unity .. has turn southerners to southwest Yoruba..

Southeast and south south minorities are pushed out..
.. is good , the North is not bothered.. they’ve gotten over this Yoruba reality and patiently waiting for the next turn it will get to them..
Their young politicians are keep note quietly.. they’re know for patience as farmers..

The Southwest that always scream on paper .. already known not to take half of what they comfortably give without qualms.. are the people in mixed.. for it will come to them soon.. as they’ve clearly exhausted all arsenal of opposition attack.

Na reason Yoruba peeps will keep shouting “ igbos will never rule Nigeria “ because they never grind beans ,e don Dey smell., .. fear!! Fear of receiving what they give to others..

Just like yesterday Buhari 8 years don waka and north has gone quiet

Someday igboman will be on that seat... hehehehehehehehehe..

Some will die before the actual dead.

Yoruba, should enjoy their government.. and make sure they allow others enjoy theirs when it’s time

blueAgent:
You keep repeating the same thing, while missing the elephant in the room.
Let me ask you, let's assume we are in a parliamentary system, with APC winning majority seats in Parliament
and Tinubu became the prime minister,
Do you think or believe that the APC members would declare vote of no confidence in Tinubu?


Please honest with your response

Akwamkpuruamu:
Establishing a commodity board without a subsidization of farm inputs will discourage farming and increase food scarcity, except u open d borders and waive custom duties for food inputs

nairalanda1:
Yep price controls by another name.

Food scarcity loading...

Ogiame:
It's too late.

Farmers in the Northern part of the country are already stockpiling food and selling it to neighboring Niger in secret.

They claim that it's business, and they hope to turn a profit.

The overrated buffoon Tinubu and his Efulefu gang got off to a bad start.

nlfpmod:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/businessday.ng/news/article/cbn-sells-dollars-at-spot-market-for-first-time-in-5-months/%3famp=1

blueAgent:
What's the major difference between presidential and parliamentary? Apart from power been vested in the legislative assembly in Parliamentary, while in presidential, power is vested in the executive.
My argument is that Nigerian political class are so greedy and united in corruption and bad leadership.
They would never impeach any leader,who faours them.



There are other countries that practices presidential system without the citizens having access to arms,and they are doing well, eg France, Germany, Belgium, Mexico.

blueAgent:
My brother what works in the west,does not work here.
We are wired differently.
Parliamentary system is expensive and leads to frequent interruption of governance.

blueAgent:
Remember than we just had independence from Greay Britain, we were still influenced by western values and principles.
Just like in SouthAfrica ,After the apartheid, things were still done relatively well, but as time went on the country continued its downward trend.

blueAgent:
You still don't get it.

Israel ppl are not as corrupt as Nigerians.
Liberia had independence in1845 from US, they adopted US constitution, flag and ideas, yet 170years after Liberia is a 3rd world country with little or no rule of law.
The issue is not , about having laws or systems in place, of course it helps but , the most important thing is ppls attitude, both followers and leaders towards obeying the law.
Do you think tribal and religious sentiments,would allow some tribes to call back their representatives, know the implications on their tribal man, who is the prime minister?

blueAgent:
What makes you think, the parliaments would not accept bribe like the INEC and the Judiciary?

blueAgent:
My brother, I have studied this matter for years, weather presidential or parliamentary the blackman is not fit for ruling his fellow blackman.

blueAgent:
It would still not work, the average blackman is stupid and gullible. they would rather use the gun to kill their enemies that charms failed to kill, than fight the government.

blueAgent:
You too like grammar.

Tinubu has committed even far worst offence but blind eye was turned to the law, same thing would happen be it parliamentary or whatever you call it.

You can force, a horse to the stream but you can force to drink water.




Give me examples of black ruled countries that practice parliamentary system of government that are first world countries.

blueAgent:
My brother, the system of government dies not matter, weather it is presidential or parliamentary, what matters is the rule of law.

Blacks are inherently disobedient to rule of law.

ogododo:
https://punchng.com/nigeria-facing-worsening-economic-crisis-says-imf/?amp

blueAgent:
All this ones na grammar.

If you like give blackman Heaven and all its benefits, they would still run it down.

Are there no parliamentary government in Africa that are still 3rd world countries?

E.g Zimbabwe

Islie:
https://dailytrust.com/how-nigerias-economy-nosedived-in-10-years/

Fuckyoumod:
Ladies and gents.....

Forget it, Naira is gone.
Nothing can get it back.

NIGERIA is gone, under the watchful eyes of over 270 million people. They sat down and watched thieves destroy this country under the guise of democracy.

Nigerians should deal with it. Now the consequences will be felt by 270 million docile people

Asswipemod:
Oga, the border has been opened, at least in the South but some people are mopping up whatever comes in. The famine we are experiencing is man made.

Islie:
• Tinubu’s special panel swings into action




https://thenationonlineng.net/govt-to-release-food-items-from-reserves-to-crash-prices/

Meerahbel:
In the light of the hyperinflation, How are you surviving in this economy?

chopnaira:
This is what Reno posted.

The Naira is a reflection of the Nigerian. Look, the Central Bank of Nigeria just paid a billion dollars to foreign airlines. Those are airlines flying the same route as Air Peace. Do you know that if you and I, as Nigerians, had flown Air Peace instead of foreign airlines, that $1 billion would have stayed and circulated in Nigeria? And when dollars and pounds stay in Nigeria, the Naira rises in power. If they leave Nigeria, our Naira goes lower and lower.

The Central Bank had to cough up $200 million to pay for human hair, as if God did not give our women hair. This is hair that Indian, Bangladeshi, and Southeast Asian women cut and dedicate to their temples. They then barely process the hair and label them Brazilian, European and Peruvian hair, and our women rush to buy them, wear them, and shake the hair angrily to accuse Tinubu of ruining the economy. If I were Tinubu, I would ban the importation of human hair. Fact-check this, as a nation, Nigeria spends more on human hair than on books.

The Naira is now our collective responsibility. When you go to Quilox to spend ₦5 million on Moët, Louis XIII Cognac, and Glenfiddich, then post your receipt on social media, you are putting downward pressure on the Naira.

Containers on the high seas coming to Nigeria with things we can produce in Nigeria are killing the Naira. There is no magic wand. If we don't band together to stand together and buy made in Nigeria, the Naira will continue to go asunder!

#TableShaker

BluntCrazeMan:
If you followed the Adeleke court case very well,, it was even that Adeleke’s supreme court judgement that dealt IREV-Portal the very first serious blow.


How exactly did they give him the blow?
By making him Governor?








I guess Peter-Obi over-trusted the IREV-Portal actually, because he was hoping the IREV to have ALL the results clearly uploaded to it, so that he can then gather all his evidence from there., And even use it to prove that je won..
You can imagine that.
He never knew that INEC had other plans for him.
The INEC struck him badly by making the IREV-Portal totally useless to him.
He couldn't get all the results of the polling-units from the IREV (even up till this very moment)..
He cannot even use the faulty results in the IREV-Portal to establish that they were wrong results or mutilated results, because he so much trusted that all the data in the IREV are going to be the clear results that were electronically transmitted from the polling-units without any interference from anybody..
Thus, he believed that he would get all the data he needed from the IREV-Portal.
He had no other independent sources of data to back himself up...
Anyways, let us assume that he had learnt his lessons though.

Peter Obi also charged INEC to court. All he had to do was to ask the court to compel INEC to use the results of the IREV, as used with Adeleke, under their own rules and declare him the winner of the most valid votes and as President. Peter had with him the results of all IREV votes needed to declare him the winner. But he buckled just like Zik did before him. Igbo leaders and cowardice.

In my life, I have never seen someone dispute an election because of rigging and not ask the court to declare him the winner of the election. Peter Obi really surprised me with his cowardice.



Going by the available results on the IREV-Portal as at this very moment, Tinubu still came first, Obi came second, Atiku came third.
That's why he knew that going that angle wouldn't favour him, and he dropped it.

And then, while analysing the IREV results properly,, there are serious proofs that there were over-voting in lots of polling-units,, INCLUDING LOTS OF POLLING-UNITS IN THE FIVE SOUTH-EASTERN STATES TOO WHERE HE WON WITH VERY HIGH MARGINS..
But then, if he had really wanted to have all those polling-units where over-voting occured to be cancelled, and fresh-elections conducted again in such polling-units, and backed himself up with the sufficient evidence in the IREV-Portal, he might have had a very good case.
Nevertheless,, the election is behind us now.

Future elections are ahead.


IREV will be used to determine the next election. It is in the law and is irrevocable unless the electoral act 2023 is amended.

That Peter Obi chose not to fight for his mandate shows that he is no different from the average politician. And the average politician is very comfortable with fraudulent elections





Let's keep watching and observing, and also learning at the same time.

BluntCrazeMan:
HOW THE POLITICAL PARTIES CAN PREPARE FOR THE UPCOMING ELECTIONS TO AVOID BEING CHEATED, OR BEING RIGGED-OUT

BluntCrazeMan:
HOW THE POLITICAL PARTIES CAN PREPARE FOR THE UPCOMING ELECTIONS TO AVOID BEING CHEATED, OR BEING RIGGED-OUT

Prigidypogodo:
Naira is almost 1360 in p2p market and everywhere including the media is silent.

no wahala.
we'll keep increasing our goods price till the poor masses do the needful.