₦airaland Forum

A) Abacha B) GEJ C).

The way people coin this type of news just betray our inferiority complex. This is Nigeria for crying out loud. We are the Largest black race on earth.

Why is he using the presidential jet?

Mrpoursandinsidegarri

Chai. Person no go hear word today.

Why the uproar. Ibo men are special advisers and commissioners in states like kano, kaduna, Lagos. Abeg mek these ibo people chill now.

So with all the noise the new IG made that non essential security details be withdrawn, they are still there.

70% is only fair. Wat about other states that have not paid for months. Those guys are not reasonable.

Mintek:
5%? Really?

Don't worry, you wait and watch how the "5%" grows to 95% before 2019.

Things are fast approaching elastic limit if you must know.

u see exactly my point. The 5% wish to God that this Govt fails. Shame and shame that is wat u shall get.

Mr ambassador. It's mostly the 5% that doesn't want to give this government a breather but he is shaming them Dat by day.

Analysis of the crowd seems to show that different age groups participated in the anti fayose protest compared with the pro fayose ones. Just thinking out loud. You make your judgments.

Chai bye bye fayose!

True Nigerians are behind you. That's why we are making all this sacrifices. Our country must change. We are tired of always wanting to go abroad whr we are treated as second class citizens. No short cut to success. this country must survive

Where is the heroism. Inferiority complex is a real problem aswear. the other day it was ekwrenmadu Dat was writing the US over an affairs of the NASS.

Bihari and his cabinet members do not have the classic politicians filter that we are are used to in the past.unfortunatly many people don't like people who are blunt and honest on issues.

Sahara reporters doing the job our senators very well. The present NASS is more of a liability to our country.

I think the statistics from the SW or NC will be more representative because there is where you find voters that are more objective and rational on issues. The other regions especially SE and somewhat NW are more sentimental. The root cause I don't know but I think it's religion.

Believ it or not, he I'll win a lot of hearts with this piece. That is what makes me hopeless about this country. The future is not yet assured for our children. One of the ways is to start rebuking these kind of people.

Hmmm posterity will always judge you.

Iceberg3:
whats the connection now between greed and quest for quick wealth and whatever the op is tryna say? You must talk,even if u hav'to talk thru ur anus.

connect the dots dear. Who do you think is behind TAN, who do you know is owing AMCON the most money without being able to repay. Wat did he do wit such money. What do you think was his end game had GEJ won. Again connect the dots.

Very very spot on Op. Greed and quest for quick wealth is what has bedeviled the ibo nation. The hatred is so blinding that they forget that foreign affairs, Commerce science and technology, petroleum, the CBN, Amcon, debt management, budget office and other strategic position that forbears the Nigerian economy are being managed by the Ibos. Ipob youths, think for ur selves. In fact all Nigerians should have an open mind.

The next North East loading. This is what you get when you regard bad behavior.

The last hope of the common man.these people are very learned even though they look old and tired.

Hehe I really pity buhari right now. Everyone and everything trying to get at him. I pray for God's guidance for him.

The Nigerian constitution is structured after that of America. What is obtainable there is that it is only the executive that enjoys immunity. The only privilege enjoyed by the legislature is that they cannot be liable or prosecuted for what he says on the floor. The NASS seems to think they are the only check and balance for other arms of Govt.

Malawian:
fulani people are not even here to defend their son, rather it is we the yoruba muslims that does the job for our fulani masters free of charge. nna ehn,

the nna ehn just gave you away. Nice try Ipob wailer.

OMG fayose has completely lost it. What an evil Governor. The Aisha Buhari he was referring to was an impostor that lives in Virginia. This case was first reported in 2007 by new York times. OMG! Fayose can only pull this off in Nigeria where you have very gullible, poorly educated people that are being misinformed by a very unprofessional mass media.

Just one agency in a state. I can only imagine what went down at he federal level within the hundreds of agencies they have.

OlujobaSamuel:
thanks for this. I wanted to post same, but I deliberately refrained from doing such, because I'm a little biased towards this government, so most will not see it objectively, they will just start throwing thrash at you and you get fed up of stupid mentions.
throwing out such policy then would have been wrong because we are all humans, we will definitely find a way around the rule. This also has its shortcomings, some of which I highlighted in my previous post. let's just hope we are interested in making it work

yeah in economics it is called price elasticity. There is a limit to which you can push a consumer.

I am now getting a bigger picture of the whole forex policy. However I tend to disagree that the whole one year was entirely an experiment. My reason thus. Say you are in a store and you see a watch you like and you were told it's $200 and you pay upfront without bargain. if you price another product right there, the likelihood that the storekeeper will inflate the price is high since he believes you can afford it. Had it been the Naira was floated ab initio, the exchange rate will have been more since we have not bargained and bargained.

thomasthomas:
Why can't everybody be a farmer in Nigeria? It's not an impossibility tho. You don't need a large farm to be a farmer. You can plant waterleaf around the house even in containers.

Besides you can't use one event to generalise, Nigeria has 36 states plus FCT so if we are having problems now with one state how about the other 35? Also Benue has other LGAs that are not affected. Do we have herdsmen destroying farms too in those states and LGAs? Wired fence is not too expensive to build for around your farm to keep animals away.

To escape hunger is not through blame, everyone needs to work hard and be industrious.

I still say again, blame is a lazy man's game!

abeg leave the man. Hunger never catch us well for this country that is why everybody is waiting for a perfect agricultural policy. The truth is if you so much want to eat foreign rice and the price has gone up, who is stopping anybody from growing your own and feeding yourself. The land is there brekete.