₦airaland Forum

onuman:
Ignore the razzmatazz of Police and army in Orlu. They were empowered by the state governor to make Orlu a no-go area. The rancourous governor sees old political foes from Orlu and dish out a war of arrested development in the area.

Kelvin30286063:
They deny knowledge of the abolition when they want to extort you. On the other hand, if your car is not factory tinted then they have a case.

9icetoo:
Can you quote the section of the road traffic act that prohibits tinted glasses?

And please stop encouraging bribes or whatever you call it.

It's people like you who have emboldened these rascals in uniforms on the highway.

Know the law, have your vehicle papers intact, up to date and all information therein correct.

No policeman born of a woman go yarn rubbish if you have all the above.

Let us stop encouraging rubbish and enabling rubbish.

kereman1:
In school one of my homeboy just bought a car, we were 3 in the car I was in the back seat cruising along bank road Owerri, all of a sudden a SARS hilux double cross us,
Come down shouted the jnr officer, we all came down, I wasn't really scared cos I had my ID cards with me,
Where is your drivers license and other car documents requested the officer, my homeboy showed them all, he bought the Toyota camry in him mother's name, them cudnt kind anything against us, so they switch tactics,
Then goes the killer question, there is your tinted glass permit, homeboy was tryan to explain with no evidence, nest thing was a resounding slap, having all 3 of us panicking, he stylishly signal me to remove the key from the ignition, which I did and disembarked. I took a bus straight down to my hostel,
After like 3jrs I saw the same hilux, driving to our hostel, fortunately I had the car keys with me, Naso I fling the keg to the SARS officers, jump fence escape. After 2 days my guys were released they spend over 200k, cos the officers accused them of being cult members.

Kelvin30286063:
Since you know all these, then what's the question about? Don't know you're just creating content for Nigeria. I take back my advice. Meanwhile, giving them what you can so they don't waste your time is only a choice as it has always been with me. You can as well decide to quote all these laws to them and drag it but one thing I know for a fact is, you're not suppose to intentionally tint your glass when there's a law against it. There's a reason why the permit was banned in the first place.

Dbestbrest:
That is the right thing to do but because of ethnicism and bigotry, they will not. Buhari destroyed the economy which they all knew and never spoke a word against it. We must stop patching up this country and let us go back to confederation. 1963 Constitution had been the best for this nation. I am very sure that after the repositioning of the economy and 8 years of southern president, another northerner will come there to draw us back again.

FreeStuffsNG:
“The money the airlines are saying that they are still owed is money with the commercial banks and not with the government, because commercial banks are private. They are not government entities,” Akporiaye added.

If FG had not cleared the backlog, this revelation may not be out that banks owned by private individuals are actually the one withholding some of the funds that made airlines withdraw the low-priced tickets.

EFCC should move into this matter before these private individuals frustrate the progress the FG just made in this area of bringing back the low priced ticket.

All the enemies of Nigeria will lose las las. They always lose. God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

Kusu12:
Have you given account of the campaign funds as you promised? Loser!

Brian47:
This government is clueless they think by rigging elections everything would fall in place.
You know what to do so our naria would appreciate and when our naria appreciate we won't be having this conversation.
Do the right thing nooo but instead they're banning Binance and threatening to sanction foreign airlines. Keep driving business out of our country ehear.

Coolestguy2023:
Them born am well make he stay? As soon as he heard the VP as almost landed, the gbajue clown go don run away

kingar:
Irrespective of the party. A politician is a politician, I think we should keep this hype and celebration until after a month or probably a week of uninterrupted power supply then we can sing and dance.
Note: APC is a 🤡

BBIA:
“Geometric power plant” no be any standard term for engineering.

Abeg where these IPOB the get these ideas to coin funny names to make concept wey
sound absurd?

abi na the new world standard IPOB naming convention?

G00dharddick:
Damn!

I see massive pains loading from our SW brothers, they'll evade this thread and wail bitterly while comparing abia to Lagos which is a very large dirty slum.

Now imagine Abia having 24/7 electricity, the pains wil be too much for our SW brothers

ppogba:
Una sha wan bring Peter Obi into every conversation.

Which better CV Peter Obi get?

Make you no disgrace yourself oo

Mccullum:
His patriotism, God fearing and personal discipline will make him work for the betterment of Nigeria on this assignment given to the committee which he is one of the its members.

Raheembrothaa:
Brilliant

godwon01:
I am a Yoruba man . I don't like the way all the posts were been filled up by one tribe. Nigeria president is behaving as if he is ruling over the yorubas. It is just unfair to other tribes.

LagosG:
When is the right time for reforms?
A lot of us are selfish. We have absolutely no plans for those yet unborn. 1st world countries had this in mind many years ago that's why you're all japaing there and there's accomodation for you.

What would be the fate of Nigerians 100 years from now if we don't take stringent measures as soon as possible? The rot is too deep. If we don't start now, then when?

For those quoting me, I can't say I blame you. Our country was founded on selfishness so you can't understand what I'm saying. By 2100, our population will pass 500million people. Generations of the Chinese, Soviets, Americans, British, Canadians, British, French, even Indians ati be be lo sacrificed so their country can be where it is today. Sacrifice/plans for future generations is not in our DNA. We don't care about them. Na only our own we care about. No nation has ever moved forward with this mindset.

Johnjustice:
Dollar problem bringing our nation to it's knees. We must remove dollar monopoly from our imports system, and sell our crude and gas in naira, this will strengthen naira.

YourMrBoo:
You can't dictate for a private firm....

Dangote has every right to export his products....

And Nnpc is a stakeholder.

nony43:
BAT is the minister of Petroleum he is moping every to get the money he spent on election. And beside Nigerians shouldn’t expect anything from him he never said he will do anything he just said it is my turn and mumu people voted for him.

We still need to ask Toyin Abraham how far the blue print BAT shared with her.

Throwback:
Tinubu made it clear that the dollar should trade for whatever value those who are demanding it are willing to pay for it.

The question then is why are Nigerians so concerned about the naira value of the dollar?

The exchange rate is not a value of our local economy.
Continue decisiving yourself mentioning USA and UK in your nonsense economy. Continue typing rubbish here, your eyes will soon open.

We were never a bigger economy than the USA when our Naira traded higher to a dollar on the 1960s and 1970s.

The UK is not a bigger economy than the USA despite the exchange rate between the British Pound and the US Dollar.

The government should focus on our local economy and achieving local sustenance, and ignore the exchange rate speculators.

As long as the average Nigerian can get all their needs and have enough left for savings and investments for the future, the exchange rate would be nothing but a number, just as it was when we had a higher exchange rate but a poorer economy compared to the US economy.

SisterAnn:
Enemies of the tinubu government at work... Reno omonkey.

rajiedreez:
It's all our fault

EreluRoz:
Ajaokuta steel is lying there abandoned and not active, that alone can solve a whole lot of mess in Nigeria but it must be only oil.

Youth of the country are still sleeping, the few ones in position to make a solid statement are worse than the old corrupt leaders.

When we are all ready for revolution, you can call on me for support.

Meanwhile we should keep praying for asiwaju to succeed because he obviously has good intentions for Nigeria.

HopeSpencer:
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Wetin IPOB and their affiliates go dey use pack drugs now ehn?




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Ipobpigs2:
Is it because the bag is the common package for drugs at the airport? It will seriously affect FLATS.

Guyman01:
At least the price of the material will reduce for Amaka and Funke planning to sew it as Christmas clothes

Abeg make we dey try calm down for this country, everyone just para anyhow.

Tinubu announced budget and people no even send the budget, its like we have given up on serious issues in this country, Ghana Must Go bag is the least of the country's problems.

They should replace the weak conveyor belts at the airports with stronger ones and leave our GMG bag alone

Siberia01:


Akwa ibom...
I think the state will do better
If it were to be a country on its own