₦airaland Forum

Image123:
Except you are in the deep forest somewhere unknown, it is become quite easy to pick you up with the use of technology like IP tracing, NIN and co. Except you're on the move or not on internet or using someone else's phone. Don't be a sitting duck. This fellow held an online interview very recently, plus his family was also questioned recently. Don't think you are very anonymous.

happney65:
Yekini is not even a Muslim like that.. . Yekini only uses Religion when needed.
Baba werey ni..

RandDigital:
We have very bold journalists and personalities ourselves, which is why we are no walkover by either you, Trump or Netanyahu - incase you haven't noticed.

I don't know how we'd be left to "envy" you in that regard unless your intention is to be envied. Similar behaviour during a government press conference in France or Singapore (by an outsider in particular) would be met with a similar reaction. Keep painting your country in a bad light. Shalom.

As for the drug dens statements, Kubayi is indeed sugarcoating it - everyone in SA including Nigerians know what's up with Nigerians and shady business.

RandDigital:
No, Minister Kubayi addressed the issue of Minister Ntshavheni in detail. But your journalist proceeded to attempt to run the show.

KUBAYI'S RESPONSE TO DRUG DENS STATEMENT

"The Minister is not going to issue an apology because sitting here as the chair of the Inter-ministerial Committee, I have listened to her, and we can debate, we can argue that the South African minister has done something wrong. The appropriate channel is for that to be done through Dirco, through the diplomatic channels, and that shall be responded within those channels.

"I do not think it's appropriate for a confrontation at this point. Minister Ntshavheni never said all Nigerians are drug dealers in the statement. Never. There's nowhere were she says that.

"She spoke about drug dens, and my explanation is that if you listen to the marchers, you listen to the South Africans. That's what they have given us as feedback to say, ministers, please, go to Hillbrow, go to Sunnyside. We do have this challenge of drug dens that are there. It is South Africans who are saying to us some of them are run by Nigerians, and Minister Ntshavheni was explaining the feedback that we have received from South Africans.

"Not that it is the belief that Nigerians, all Nigerians that are here, are drug dealing. That's not what she said, and I don't think a demand for an apology from her is warranted, nor is it appropriate. Thank you."

IDERAWOLE:
It depends on the scale or size of business you're planning to embark upon. However, take note of this:

Setting up a gas skid refilling plant is a highly viable business venture in the current economic climate. The demand for LPG is strong and growing, and the skid model offers an efficient path to market for entrepreneurs with medium-scale capital. With meticulous planning, strict adherence to safety regulations, and a customer-focused approach, this business is well-positioned to generate consistent, long-term profits and strong returns on investment.

So, I can give you a detailed set-up plan if indicate what size your looking at.

For a gas skid, you'll be looking at a capital of #5m. If it's just a shop size, it's going to be far less than this. You can have a detailed plan including returns on the business and how fast you can recover your investment.

Gbadugbakun:
Help me find another one. I will pay you.

Gbadugbakun:
Please come back to Nigeria if UK have taya you.

Leboska:
Yes like they are winning it now with 90% of its leaders dead, Supreme leader smoked like a rat in less than one hour of fight, keep cheering Iran to their annihilation like you folks did to Palestinians

Vergovert:
Are you from Adamawa state? Are you among his people? Has anyone from that state come out to challenge the governor statements?


You're crying more than the bereaved.

Adamawa's business is none of the "referendum" peoples' concern.

Princedapace:
We should be happy? Are u kidding me? Govt was elected to fix electricity which is core to business growth and here they are unable to fix it and have used tax payers money to give them selves 24/7 electricity ranging in 17billion and u said we should be happy? So, what now happens to millions of nIgerians who cant afford over 10m to install proper solar? From business to homes, how do we cope? Or we are condemned to sleep in darkness and and in heat? Mehnnnn

SmartPolician:
NLC should shut down this country if they reject electronic transmission of electoral results

Nwaikpe:
At this point, it is clear that the leaders don't know the meaning of education.

If you remove the distinction between a degree and an HND, you then will need to develop another institution that caters to the needed technical skills. And then, those people will face the dichotomy again.

There is nowhere in the world where a technical diploma is equated to a degree or "academic diploma" (as in Germany Austria, Finland, etc.)
The technical diploma was meant to complement the academic diploma (degree).

There is a very important distinction in these two systems: the course credit system.

The course credit system for academic diplomas is based mainly on class (course) hours. While the credit for the diploma is based mainly on lab (practical) hours. That is why everywhere in the world, degrees do 90% class and 10% practicals (to appreciate the theory), while technical diplomas do 90% practicals and 10% class work (to conceptualize the practicals).

Although due to the twisted nature of the Nigerian educational system, you will see polytechnic students doing 60% classwork, 20% practicals, and 20% argument on how they are better than university graduates.

That is why the mechanical engineering polytechnic student is busy running around, looking for how to solve strength of materials equations, to prove that he knows "the theory," when he is supposed to be learning turning operations on the lathe machine.
While the mechanical engineering student is running around, looking for how he can learn turning operations on the lathe machine so that he can prove that he knows "the practicals," when he is supposed to be solving strength of materials equations.

Then the graduate engineer runs around, looking for jobs that should be for the technologists, and the graduate technologists run around looking for jobs that should be for the graduate engineer. The employer now sees that the engineering graduate is not qualified to be a technologist because he is not practical enough, and the technologist graduate is not qualified to be an engineer because he is not theoretically grounded enough. Both of them lose the jobs and become unemployable. Then they blame the government.

Truly a twisted system.

Winterhaven:
As long as blacks keep reacting and giving these racists attention, then racism will never end...

Completely ignore such racists and give them zero attention and watch how racism due to skin colour will gradual fade away.

owobokiri:
Is it really true that he was the one that led that group to do that?
I always hear that but I always think it may not be true. Was he the one?

owobokiri:
This kind of statement only helps to mormalise infamy.
You make it look like at their default mode, a northerner must be violent.
I am afraid that is not true. We are all brutish at the base. It is not peculiar to anyone, unless when emboldened by religion and the absence of punishments.

They used to get away with all sorts of violence in the north. Massacres ontop Massacres. It lasted for years. Shariah riots under Obasanjo claimed nearly ten thousands lives! No one was sent to jail for that. Remember when Gideon Akaluka was beheaded at Kano and his skull put on a spike!? No one was arrested nor prosecuted for that. Remember the lady that was stoned to death in Sokoto? No one was arrested over that.

As long as you refuse to punish criminal offenders for their violent crimes, they will not stop. You need to make very rigid laws and make sure that the application is perfect. Send someone to the firing squad for murder and others around him will fall in line...

Leonardo4:
It's actually dangerous for him Cox it may result in a successful coup

GodPunishOsu:
Our JuJu fear rich man,

muyico:
Nothing go happen, we gat juju here, they no get ayeta

dominique:
He is absent in the lives of his children , is that your definition of thinking well and and making the right decision?

tundegan:
Dr. Bwala representing Nigeria well. We are a sovereign nation and we will address our issues without any foreign interference.

The so-called Christian genocide narrative is a hoax from the separatists.

njokuuche77:
It’s a shame Nigeria has been reduced to this in just how many years. A nation that once commanded respect is now constantly on the defensive, explaining away insecurity and killings instead of addressing them decisively. When leadership fails to uphold justice and accountability, perception becomes reality, and that’s exactly where we are today.