₦airaland Forum

bigiyaro:
the practice of sharia in Singapore is limited to local areas and Muslim family life. It does not form the basis of thier constitution neither is it applicable to the whole country.

Kalulu44:
Shey if I chop the gala and malt finish, you go put gun for my head for who I go vote

LegendHero:
I also heard it’s even as less as 100Naira and a promise to take them to Lagos.

During the real election, we’ll pay them N50 instead

FatimaAbubakar:
Rented crowd. 2k for participation.

FxMasterz:
Muslims are just 15% of the population. You should talk about Afghanistan. Sharia governing just 15% of the population cannot have any effect on the entire population. The countries that have significant Muslim populations with sharia for the whole country didn't appear in the Best list.

FxMasterz:
Singapore is not a Muslim country.

QuinQQ:
So how come they magically acquire self-esteem abroad? See below

Kingson28:
Please, mention the best innovations from Switzerland. Thank you.

getcut:
That statement is not only inaccurate it is intellectually lazy. The issue has never been the aptitude of Africans. The issue is the systems Africans have been forced to operate under underfunded institutions, disrupted histories, and global structures designed to extract talent rather than develop it. When Africans are given stable environments, they excel everywhere in the world in medicine, engineering, research, business, and technology. That alone destroys the claim.

Blaming Africans themselves is the oldest distraction tactic. It shifts attention away from the real work. Africa doesn’t need elevated aptitude. Africa needs elevated governance, elevated investment, and elevated self‑worth. Anything else is a misdiagnosis.

DonBenny77:
Give me 5million I’ll pull a bigger crowd in my community

getcut:
Posts like this are exactly why so many Africans remain trapped in a cycle of dependency and disappointment. You list best countries as if these rankings were designed with African realities in mind, when in truth they are Western‑driven media tools meant to attract skilled migrants, investors, and taxpayers to their own economies, not to uplift Africans.

What you’re promoting is not inspiration it’s misdirection.

You conveniently ignore the part where Africans who migrate to these same top countries face:

immigration stress

legal and financial barriers

social isolation

discrimination

mental health strain

years of instability before any real progress

These glossy rankings never mention that.

The tragedy is that Africans keep amplifying narratives that were never created for them, while neglecting the fact that the same energy could be used to build stability, opportunity, and dignity at home.

Migration is not the problem.
Blind admiration is.

Until Africans stop glorifying other nations as paradise and start demanding structure, accountability, and development in their own countries, the cycle will continue and posts like this only deepen the dependency mindset.

QuinQQ:
Just 20+ years ago we were voted the happiest people on earth. See below

FxMasterz:
Why no Islamic sharia country on the list?

bigiyaro:
No sharia country? I thought they said sharia is the best system for humans in this modern age.

peleson1:
What is good news about dollar
1500 naira from 200 naira of Gej time?
Ndi ara

anonimi:
How much was minimum wage in 1999 and how much was it in 2015, after PDP deregulation and privatisation policies gave us high employment productivity with low debt, less insecurity and less taxes

MatrixReloaded:
If you want to hold anyone responsible hold obi cubana and pascal chief priest. They are the bad influence to our youths. They don't have any productive achievement rather than money ma water and their so called odogwu bitters
Look at that efulefu that calls himself Obi. He doesn't have any tangible production facility during his tenure as Governor rather than his brewery of alcohol. That is why these city boys don't value him.

anonimi:
If you love Nigeria, then you should be working hard for the country to return to PDP prosperity years of deregulation and privatisation policies.

Why are you not doing this already