₦airaland Forum

I got my exemption letter from the school (UNIPORT)

Is it when Peter Obi gets to 75 years old that it will be his time?

Which way Nigeria...

Let the King remove visa for Nigerians who want to travel to the UK, that's all.

Since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office in May 2023, Nigeria has embarked on a series of ambitious economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the nation's economy and fostering sustainable growth. Notably, the Director-General of the World Trade Organization recently remarked on the stability of Nigeria's economy, signaling international recognition of these efforts.

Key reforms implemented include the removal of fuel subsidies, unification of the foreign exchange market, and initiatives to boost local manufacturing. These measures have yielded some positive outcomes:

Trade Surplus: In 2024, Nigeria recorded a trade surplus of N18.86 trillion, a significant increase from N6.09 trillion in 2023, driven by a surge in exports, particularly in petroleum and solid minerals.

Balance of Payments: The country achieved a balance of payments surplus of $6.83 billion in 2024, reversing deficits from previous years, indicating improved economic stability.

Foreign Exchange Reserves: Nigeria's foreign reserves grew from3.99 billion in 2023 to 23.11 billion in 2025, reflecting increased investor confidence and effective monetary policies.

Manufacturing Sector: Local manufacturers have adapted to currency volatility by sourcing raw materials domestically, with the use of local materials in manufacturing rising to 57.1

However, these reforms have also presented significant challenges:

Inflation: The inflation rate rose from 22.41

Cost of Living: The removal of fuel subsidies led to a more than 600

Public Debt: Public debt increased sharply from about 48 billion in 2023 to over $76 billion by early 2024, with debt servicing consuming around 74% of government revenue.

Poverty Levels: Over 129 million Nigerians now live below the national poverty line, highlighting the need for inclusive economic policies that address the needs of the most vulnerable.

In conclusion, while President Tinubu's administration has made strides in implementing reforms aimed at economic stabilization and growth, the social and economic challenges faced by the populace underscore the need for policies that balance macroeconomic objectives with the welfare of citizens.

Congratulations!!!

I hope he opted for Pren-up ooo

The UK will not like this union

My advice to Nigerian folks is to look elsewhere instead of waiting to be deported.

There are jobs in neighboring countries around UK, like Spain, Ireland, etc

Just look for an alternative location but don't think of coming back to Nigeria, you have made it there, keep pushing, never give up!

Use Boa(snake) fat/oil.

Apply after taking your bath.
Then wash your hands thoroughly because it must not come in contact with your penis.

Alternatively, use raw "Ori" apply after taking your bath.

NOTE: DO NOT LET ANY OF THE MENTIONED COME IN CONTACT WITH YOUR PENIS. BE WARNED.

I have similar growth on my chest too, its called keloid.

If you operate it, it will grow twice the size.

Although, I got wind of information that it can be operated abroad. I pray things work as planned then I would try the operation abroad but I can not speak for operation here in Nigeria.

Instead of giving them fish; give them net to catch their own fish

Which way Nigeria...

Use python/boa fats/oil regularly and you will be amazed.

That's what I'm using and it's working like magic

You can get it from Jiji because the once I see at the markets have been mixed

So you need to get the original one

Just go to jiji and search for it in your region

From the way things are going presently in Nigeria, I just hope and pray Nigeria doesn't fall in the hands of terrorists like Afghanistan.

Terrorists are attacking the FCT and all the president can do is hold meetings and condemn terrorist attacks.

The Naira have lost its value.

An attack on the FCT means WAR. Any reasonable nation would recognise the hand-writing on the wall.

Which way Nigeria...

Did I hear you say 900billion not enough?

It is too clear that Nigeria is doomed.

Going on recess or running away from the terrorist attacks.

I pity the poor masses who keep struggling to survive in this country with clueless leaders.