₦airaland Forum

Good one from MURIC.

Boki Haram is anti Islam. They're a terrorist organization and Islam clearly forbids terrorism.

Nigeria jagajaga!

TonyeBarcanista:
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TonyeBarcanista:

Let's form a new youthful party.

TonyeBarcanista:
PDP must Rest In Peace in Nigeria. Is it not PDP under Jonathan that inherited Dollar at BDC rate of 153/$ https://www.cbn.gov.ng/rates/exrate.asp?year=2010 but left it at N220/$ in 2015 despite presiding over oil boom period?

Please, we don't need PDP as they aren't better

Honestly speaking, your own confussion is confusing me.

Bro, I no understand you. In fact NO ONE CAN UNDERSTAND YOU!

You be real METHOD MAN. Hope you know what it means.

igboboy3:
Your claim that the discount was done on equal footing is a lie; a distortion of the truth. The Muslim pilgrims got rates that were almost 80% better than the Christian pilgrims.

But that is not even the point

Back then, forex was not so scarce and government could afford to subsidize; now we live in a new Nigeria where forex is extreme scarce and the economy is bleeding.
It is extremely foolish for the FG to be subsidizing religious activity at a time when they can't subsidize economic activity.

No matter how you dice it, you're not only an hypocrite but also an irredeemable bigot.

Anyone who has any reason to support the govt for subsidizing Christian pilgrims in October 2015 and March 2016 claiming that forex was not as scarce as now, and now critizes the govt for doing same to the Muslims now, is the No. 1 HYPOCRITE in Nigeria.

OLADD:
Very daft response from a direction-less govt. Whether the policy was approved three or ten months ago is inconsequential but its impact on the nation's economy. A mockery of the so-called waste control and frugality of Buhari's deceitful govt. In a country faced with acute forex contraption the last decision a reasonable govt can take is to subsidise voluntary pilgrimage and increase pressure on its currency.

And for those bringing religious colouration into this argument, just continue in your foolery. What should be of paramount concern to any Nigerian is the negative impact this policy portends for the nation's fragile economy and not a Christians-Muslim diversionary postulations.

Was this your view when it was done for Christian pilgrims?

If not, you're a typical example of HYPOCRITE.

Onyejiuwaokoh:
out of over 100 days, u could record just less than ten days gains. The economy is in disaster bro.

Performance of NSE is not reported on daily basis by our mainstream media. In those over hundred days, why is it that it was only this one negative news that could be reported too?

Whatever makes the wailing zombies happy, I don't care.

It's absurd that they will hail even those they've tagged as devil if they return to their tattered umbrella.

Not that I will be surprised if OBJ returns to PDP tomorrow but the desperation of PDP/Wailers is sickening.

woodcook:
Stock markets fluctustes not the extend NSE has done in the last year and if I may ask you what was NSE worth a year ago compare to today?

The stock markets of all economies affected by the drastic drop in crude price have experienced instability in the past two years. Check your facts.
The worth of Nigerian Stock Market is not too significantly worse than in 2015. It was worse than the current situation in January when many investors pulled their investment but has since be recovering.

The attached shows that the NSE performed well in July despite all odds. What is your point exactly? That fluctuations is alien to the NS market or that you didn't know we're in a tough time as a nation and this is not unexpected?

woodcook:
It seems you are naive about the workings of a stock market with regards to the economy, such series of fluctuation indicates instability and economic instability is a bad news no matter how dropshot tries to spin it.

I did not respond to his/her post directly so he can wallow in his deception.

You expose your ignorance the more.

Please tell us which stock market, from US to China, from UK to Japan, that doesn't fluctuate on daily/weekly basis?

You're completely ignorant my friend.

989900E:
While what I am about to say is no excuse for the shortcoming of this administration, especially its sluggishness and overly conservative approach considering the situation we are in, which I can liken to playing a very crucial football match with the "park the bus" approach while 3 goals down already, if you stay too much on Nairaland you will not want to do anything constructive going forward in Nigeria, you will believe it is already apocalypse and the 4 horse riders of Death, Famine, War, and Pestilence are here already.

While, out there, people are buying cars, building houses, getting married, having kids, going on, pushing on with life, albeit in not the most convenient or favourable of circumstances, but they are pushing on and re-strategizing -- it's even a blessing in disguise for some.

Like some one once said on here, " if you stay too much on Nairaland, you will think your neighbour is about to kill you".

Can't be truer.

Just imagine people reveling in bad news while ignoring many breaking good news.

Okomu oil recorded about 43% profits y-on-y, it wasn't celebrated.

Dangote Group recorded profits, not celebrated.

All major banks reported profits, still not sweet to their ears.

Nigeria's rice import drastically reduced by some thousands of metric tons as a result of a boost in local production by many Nigerian states, haters don't see it as good development.

As you said, the government is slow in taking many urgent decisions but the situation is definitely not as bad as painted on this forum.

Nairaland is no different from other blog sites which thrive on breaking bad news no matter how small it is.

Pavarottii:
Dis guy please go to school, ur country's currency is going to oblivion. U r still defending. Is APC paying u?

You're not making any sense.

You can only wish you're as educated and as qualified as I am.

Pavarottii:
I pity u. Our NSE was 20trillion as at March/April last year, see u celebrating 80billion naira gain. Wen we are at 9trillion.

I suppose your eyes are blurred not to see N760bn gains in just three days.

SamMilla1:
Unfortunately both Zombs and Wails will share the loss.

But while Wailers cry because of the bad government policies that deplete their finances,
Zombs will still throw their hands in the air shouting Sai Baba.

My 100 million naira under GEJ has turned to 52 million under Buhari and some blockheads wants me to Blame Jonathan for it.

Meanwhile, did this affect only the 5% or everybody?

I can as well say my $1,000,000 under GEJ was N250,000,000 and now N380,000,000 under Buhari.

You got no point!

Ioannes:
First, Olubadan is not an imperial majesty.

Second, what the heck is wrong with these Yoruba kings of nowadays anyway?

Is it that they are hungry and they feel they have to do banbiala upandan the landscape of Africa visiting every dick, tom and harry?

He took the crown and dignity of all Ibadan people and went to lay it at the house of a crook.

Shame on you Kabiyesi, your subjects are the ones to visit your palace not the other way around.

Tinubu is not his subject.

Kings are free to visit and mingle as they deem fit as long as they don't bring ridicule to the stool.

phemmie06:
FFK asked if Christians are second class citizens,l? With the dollar being sold at 197 for Muslims is it not true?

Did you comprehend what you read?

In as much as I do not support the FG subsidizing dollars for any pilgrims (Christians and Muslims), this particular one was done on equal footing.

It s hypocritical for you to see nothing wrong in subsidizing for Christian pilgrims and suddenly realize it's not good now because of the time. When it was done for Christians, was Nigeria swimming in dollars? Was Nigeria any better than now?

I hope this is a good lesson for PMB and his team to learn that Government has no business with religion. Let every Christian/Muslim wishing to go on pilgrimage look for their own dollars/Pounds/Euros and whatever. It's their personal issue not state's.

What is this?

Some of you are perpetual bringer of bad news even when it's not necessary. Stock Markets recording gains and loses is a routine occurrence that changes on minutes (if not seconds) basis. A market that closes on losses today may close on gains tomorrow.

[size=15pt]On May 13, NSE gained N81bn. Where were you?[/size]
http://punchng.com/stock-market-gains-n81bn-37-firms-appreciate/

[size=15pt]On June 20, the NS market gained N760bn in just three days.[/size] Where were you to report it here then?
http://venturesafrica.com/nigerian-stock-market-gained-n760bn-in-three-days-from-new-fx-market-regime-here-is-how/

[size=15pt]Where were you when investors were reported to have gained N81.63bn on June 30?[/size]
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/stock-market-rebounds-investors-gain-n81-63-bn/

[size=15pt]Where were you when the Nigerian Stock Market was reported to have gained 3.3% in the first six months of the year (July 1st report)?[/size]
http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/07/01/nigerian-stock-market-gains-3-3-in-first-six-months/

[size=15pt]On July 18, Nigeria Stock Market gained 0.36%. Where were you then?[/size]
http://www.cnbcafrica.com/video/?bctid=5039804205001

[size=15pt]As recent as August 5th, the stock market gained 21.8bn. Where were you o bringer of bad news?[/size]
http://sunnewsonline.com/investors-gain-n21-8bn-as-fbn-holdings-drive-activity-at-nse/

There have been many other reports in recent weeks of NSE recording gains almost on daily basis but those of you who almost always look for negative news to report pounce on a single negative one after several positive news.

It pains sharing same nationality with unpatriotic souls!

Terrorists!

For how long will it take for that handle to be taken down again?

TonyeBarcanista:
Guy, I have to be honest with you, as much as I condemn the appointment, I have to admit that it is same thing at all parties especially among the "founding fathers". Let's stop this blame game and consider what to do to change the tide

Give us the exact date of birth of Biyi Durojaye. It's the least you can do to prove he's 84 yrs b4 anything else.

emmanuelbrown26:
dont make me to cause u, please next time say some of my Igbo brothers not all, abeg, i have said it and i will still say it, if my father is among them, let them jail him, for ur info, am from Imo State, Isiala Mbano, but if fighting corruption is the only thing PA Buhari can achieve so be it, if witch-hunting can restore sanity in this godforsaken country so be it, enough of all this nonsense, looting upon looting, just negodu 23b naira, chai Chineke God where are u people looted this country dry,

But you know I can't mean every Igbo person supports corrupt people nah.

Cheers!

The title of this thread is misleading.

HtwoOw:
Haters from Osun , Can you see Osun did not make the list ?

Aregbesola is doing very well considering all factors.

Where is my state's useless governor [size=35pt]Abiola Ajimobi[/size]

This list is not complete!

Clearly misguided idiots all of them.

Hell fire awaits these terrorists pretending as pious Muslims.

When are we going to understand that the world has advanced to the extent that age falsification can now easily be detected?

sCun:
That is the sharing formula after oil has been sold. For exploration it is 100% oil companies except in places like Borno where the oil companies are not interested but forced to search for oil.

Stop it and check for the facts!

drss2:
yet solid mineral for northern states wey dem dey mine illegaly no be nigerian resources keep decieving unaselves saying niger delta oyel na nigeria's oyel. not a single drop of oyel will flow in niger delta for dis govt to use n develop d north in fulfillment of buari's 97% principle.

You have power to stop crude sale? Why you no stop crude sales since May 29, 2015 nah?

Where all these kids come from sef?

sCun:
No shell and otheir companies invested in its exploration not Nigeria

All IOCs invest in conjunction with the hosting nation. In Nigeria, it's usually joint venture between the FG and the concerned IOC mostly in ratio of 60:40, 51:49, etc.

Get your facts right.

dearpreye:
You, my friend, should always stand on the side of truth.

The truth remains that it was Nigeria that invested in searching for the oil, invested in its exploration and all what not. And by the constitution of Nigeria, the oil is Nigeria's.

Good day and do have a nice day Dear Preye!

dearpreye:
That's for you decipher.

Kontinu,my friend.