As usual...

Make a bad policy, organize your tribesmen to protest in your favor.

FreeStuffsNG:

Meanwhike, this is the best time to invest in Lagos and the neighbouring SW states. Invest in Lagos today.
Check my signature for free stuffs!

Why should people invest in other SW states So you can start your profiling in decades to come??. Why not start yoruba ingenuity in a city like Ibadan.

Ibos, you're still the beautiful bride in this present Economy.


THEY NEEED YOU MORE THAN YOU NEED THEM.

THEY WILL BE NEEDING YOUR VAST SME'S and resilience to stabilize the Economy.

You're the integral part and the dot that will fill up the massive hole.

But you must play smart for the future

XerXers:
Yorubas will sink this country. They are more clueless than fulani

I think there ultimate goal is to grab the power to reposition their tribal fortune and not necessarily to better the country.

*Difference between official and black-market rates is widening
*The rates briefly converged in June after naira devaluation


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-07-19/nigerian-central-bank-is-losing-a-battle-to-close-naira-rate-gap#xj4y7vzkg

nnekaike:
just some parts of it, it's affecting my roof already.

Maybe they didn't use a good wood for the roofing

nnekaike:
they came back after 3months.

I do wish you find the solution you're seeking.

If may ask , is your compound concreted?

nnekaike:
I don't think that dog of a thing works,I had of this thing while searching for a solution to termites wahala,unfortunately my dog died and it was buried in my compound,the termites where still there.

try Perfect killer,I have used it and it worked.
dig 2meters deep round your compound and pour the chemical and close it,spray all affected parts if possible your roof too.

And hope they never came back

The only group fixated on Ibos are yourubas. Op is not far from there.

Spot it!

Does this have anything to do with the delayed census count

The annual United Nations designation is not only a chance to recognize "the dreams of all 8 billion of us on our planet," as UN Secretary-General António Guterres put it in a blog post on Tuesday, it's also a chance to take stock at just how rapidly the world around us is shifting.

In just the past 12 months, the world's population topped 8 billion people for the first time and India overtook China as the most populous country in the world. But even as the global population hits new milestones, one of the buzziest discussions is around the "Great People Shortage," as writers here at Insider have termed it. According to projections, China, Japan, Germany, and even the US are facing the possibility of population decline by 2100 — which could come with some serious economic challenges.

In contrast to the countries facing down the possibility of an aging, shrinking populace, there are other parts of the world that are set to take the baton of population growth in the coming decades. Perhaps the most notable of these rapid-risers is Nigeria.

A country slightly bigger than Texas is projected to match the US's population by 2050 — and it shows how radically the world is going to change over the next three decades

According to new estimates, Nigeria is expected to nearly double its population in the next 27 years.
The rise is in contrast to a growing number of countries that will experience population declines.
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https://www.businessinsider.com/africa-population-surge-nigeria-us-worker-shortage-world-population-day-2023-7?amp