₦airaland Forum

NubiLove:
The Hausa man started the trouble by slapping first. If he had kept his hands to himself nobody would be dead.

Love Machine:
That is why i dont render financial help to your almajinrin brothers who beg on the street because they refuse to heed advice.

KevinDein:
they are a funny lot, eh? A thanks giving service was literally held for a dude that robbed them dry over there in Delta state, but the major concern of the op is that northerners are happy a sick man has recovered a bit of health.

Do they teach hypocrisy, as a course, in any institution over there

Evaberry:
I'm looking for mentions pls

legislatively:
Owerri has it already

ehie:
Terrible bussiness sense, the man is as dumb as a pile of bricks

Dottore:
Talking from experience l and coming from a family and extended family of Honda freaks, I will say that the only good thing about Honda is that they have better cosmetic designs than Toyota both interior and exterior but generally speaking, Honda is a terrible brand anytime.
You can't embark on a journey of up to 500 miles with a Honda with confidence. That explains why you don't see any commercial transport company including any Honda brand in their fleet. They have very poor reliability ratio.
If Honda Accord troubles you particularly "Baby Boy, End of Discussion, Discussion Continues, and Evil Spirit", you'd think some with craft covers haven taken up the task to mess up your mobility.

yomibelle:
pls, cud u pass me d head of a cow?

lagostokd:
Am still expecting you to comment on each of the points

haulagehandlers:
Oh I never knew northerners eat their animals alive without slaughtering.

onadana:
How the meat from these camels have not being shared still beats my imagination judging from the penchant of Nigerians eating anything.

auggie340:
what difference does it make??...an incompetent popular man or none....I'll rather we don't get the so-called presidency than av an incompetent one represent us badly...It's how many yrs since independence and Nigeria is still struggling to get it right politically... smh

auggie340:
This is the big problem in Nigerian politics.... You support a candidate based on popularity, whether real or imagined, and not fitness to rule...Like seriously...How then do we expect Nigeria to move forward..smh...well point of correction , "Igbos are generally not good in UNPROGRESSIVE politics" cos that's the type that is being practiced in Nigeria

AreaFada2:
I have a little problem believing some of the stats. For example the 3 consecutive GDP rise in the last 3 quarters of 2016.

The infograph is clear enough but NBS needed to discount for things like sharp Naira falls/volatility in the past 18 months.
In 2016, Q2 rise was N4.15 trillion rising to N5.29 trillion by Q4. Good.

But that increase seems fictitious to me. Because that was a period when the Naira fell sharply in value. What was N4.52 triilion worth in dollars in Q2 and value of N5.29 trillion in dollars in Q4?

GDP has to do with sum total of all goods and services. Export goods paid for in dollars & other hard currencies included.

I also doubt if N3.52 trillion in 2015 Q4 was worth less than N5.29 trillion in 2016 Q4.

These so called increases would make sense if we had a stable currency. Not one that loses or gains up to 25% overnight due to CBN manipulation.

kITATITA:
Though the figures are not as dismal as I expected; but I don't share your optimism about coming out of recession by the end of 1Q2017. I'm looking at 4Q2017. You haven't factored economic sabotage, especially as we approach the election period. Don't think that everyone wants us out of the recession