₦airaland Forum

this na work of nnpc officials. na their unofficial money pipe be dat.

hahahhahah.. guess work? google it, and you will see there's no guess work there. now na Peter Obi talk. hahahhaa

Perfectbeing:
From what you posted about Ghana Cedis buying one bottle of water shows you're talking based on guess work.

You're asking me if I know Nigeria economy. If you know how Nigeria economy works you'd know your candidate will be useless and helpless if he becomes President

do you even understand nigeria economy?

Perfectbeing:
I leave you to your folly bro

if you don't understand, then you are a real illiterate.

you insult others, but you don't understand.
i gave you an example of a bottle of water that's priced the same in Ghana and South Korea.
It defeats your logic!

Perfectbeing:
I don't understand wetin you dey talk?

Are you saying Ghana economy is better than South Korea because a bottle of water is 1 Cedis and 1000 WON in South Korea?

I really hope you're not the most intelligent person in your family.

how is he an illiterate?
1000 WON may get you a big product.
1 cedis will give you only a bottle of water. that same bottle of water in South Korea is more than 1000 WON

so who is now the illiterate

Perfectbeing:
It is obvious some people you think are intelligent are very dumb..

Imagine one fool telling me that in those days a Mercedes benz cost less than N100. I asked him how many people could afford that N100 car compared to today where millions of people can afford cars worth million..

Rufai is an illiterate.. South Korea currency stands at $1-1000 WON. Does that make Ghana's economy with a currency rate of $1-10.45 Cedis better than it?

BUHARI and his nepotism again. this one may have good qualifications


Meanwhile, Buhari has approved the appointment of Aminu Umar-Sadiq as the new Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA). Also, approved was the appointment of two new executive directors, Mr. Kolawole Owodunni, and Mrs. Bisi Makoju. The appointment of Umar-Sadiq followed the expiration of the tenure of Mr. Uche Orji, whose tenure expired on September 30, 2022, after serving two terms of five years each. Orji was appointed on October 2, 2012. Appointed alongside Aminu Umar-Sadiq, as Executive Directors were Mr. Kolawole Owodunni, and Mrs. Bisi Makoju, Executive Director, all of the NSIA. Section 16(3) of the NSIA Establishment Act 2011 specifies that the Executive Nomination Committee (ENC) be constituted to begin the process of recruitment and selection process for the replacement of Mr. Orji, the MD, and the Executive Directors. A statement released by Yunusa Tanko Abdullahi, Special Adviser, Media and Communicat ions to the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed said the new chief executive officer of NSIA is currently an Executive Director and Head of Infrastructure of the company. He holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Engineering Sciences from the University of Oxford (Saint John’s College), Oxford, United Kingdom (UK), and is an Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellow (ATLF) as well as Mandela Washington Fellowship (MWF). Umar-Sadiq commenced his professional career in Mergers and Acquisitions M&A) focused on infrastructure and energy at Morgan Stanley Investment Bank. He also proceeded to infrastructure-focused private equity at Denham Capital Management, all in the United Kingdom. He has worked on several projects including Presidential Fertiliser Initiative, an import substitution programme for the delivery of one million high-quality, lower cost to farmers at lower cost metric tons of fertiliser. He was also a part of the Presidential Infrastructure Development Fund, an investment fund focused on the actualisation of five strategic nationwide projects in the transportation and power sectors, and has a vast experience in investment and infrastructure industry.
Mrs. Bisi Makoju is a financial expert with wide experience in financial risk management, while Mr. Kolawole Owodunni is a professional of 18 years standing in the financial services sector, with emphasis in investment management, risk management and treasury. They new all expected to help steer and transform the investment and infrastructure industry and propel the sector to a high pedestal, the statement said.

Source: https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/10/05/buhari-appoints-umar-sadiq-as-nsia-md-2/

who has been in charge of NIGERIA since then

na dem you go blame

Buckeyemedia1:
A very lazy nation of people, that have refused to work, always looking for a scapegoat to blame for their own woes.

Vote from now till 2054, a bad tree can never yield good fruits, bunch of hypocrites, multiply Peter Obi into 7, Nigeria will still be the same.

By 2054 the Naira will be so worthless against the dollar, that there wouldn’t be an exchange rate for it anymore.

this man is really pathetic. the more he shows himself, the more sicker he looks.

truly a MAD MAN. only a mad man will pay that much for TWITTER. next time, do you homework properly and don't RUSH into anything !!

with all their borrowings, we don't see anything on the GROUND !!!
these are the worst leaders. borrow borrow.

too easy

TINUBU selfishness don make AMAECHI and OSINBAJO lose the spot.

but you still don't have a refinery

OANDO must be in serious debt !!!

na why he wan control MILITARY. while him dullard southern president go stay for economy

owoshuyi:
Northern politicians saying they'll restructure the Nigeria should be not be taken serious.

Shettima don talk say 'TO HELL WITH RESTRUCTURING'.

Buhari and him people too use am campaign that year say dem go restructure. How far with their restructuring?

This one now go use am campaign, then put it aside if elected.


MAY THE GOOD LORD GIVE US A GOOD GODLY LEADER THAT IS NOT HYPOCRITICAL.

their type of restructuring is not what the South wants !
listen to ATIKU and you will understand. it's just a game to them

Agboriotejoye:
Funny that it's Northern candidates who are promising to restructure the country while the two major southern candidates are mute on the issue.
Can we infer that the North wants restructuring? And it's no longer fashionable in the South?

HAHHAHA

showafrica:
In all sincerity, a Fulani man has no idea on what to do about Nigeria. They just want to remain in power nothing else.

ev

na BUHARI government scam. catch them all

he's right

this man dey mock himself

the worst pope. where was he when america kill many in afganistan, libya

just testing to see our reaction ?

so he only score 2 goals. stop hyping him

can you believe it?
they are even comparing ALFREF diete-spiff, who was governor during GOWON times to these mofos!

how can they company late ANTHONY ENAHORO with the likes of OMO-AGEGE or Gbaja. this is poor

completely MEDIOCRE. people like senator Omo-Agege or Femi Gbajabiamiall no deserve this award. I no see wetin dem don contribute for the development of the country

this man is seriously sick

china dey boom. it is the envy of even america.
wetin your country don build?
i like the chinese. even their domestic companies go buy am!

Bestbeelieve:
Are they not crazy!!

sanctions was an issue. SSJ used parts from many europeans and canadian manufacturers.
but are you saying the product was badly manufactured or what? I want to know if you are an engineer!

GamalNasser:
I was one of the biggest die hard supporter of the superjet , I followed its development and certification because as someone with a stake in aviation I was interested in seeing cheaper brand new regional jets that could match the Europeans and North Americans but every airlines that took delivery have all abandoned the jets left for Russian operators , aircraft leasers don't even touch them...Buying 22 SSJs that failed to cut cut cost for Interjet as planned was the the death knell for the airline.

https://simpleflying.com/interjet-ssj100-operations/

typical NIGERIAN. all talk and no evidence!
interjet failed because of debt issues and high fuel costs

GamalNasser:
Oga commercial aviation is not like that , too many factors you have to consider from fuel consumption to reliability, to maintenance schedule and then safety before you put a jet on commercial service ..I was one of the die hard supporters of the the Sukhoi Super Jet when it launched but today I have been proven after what happened to airlines that put their money on the SSJ I now know better..Interjet did mass transition from Airbus to the SSJ and it was a deathblow for them and they never recovered and have even ceased operations

stop lying to people. superjet may have been involved in a lightning accident, but so also Boeing Max that was a deathtrap or that eastern chinese airline Boeing plane that plunged straight down.

"As of December 2020 the CFO Erick Peña Bonola announced the suspension of all operations and from the IATA for its non-payment of debt, primarily from fuel costs. [9][10] The airline's website is currently inactive, as reported by sources.[11]"

GamalNasser:
Superjet is a commercial disaster ..I really believed in that aircraft but It proved it's naysayers right and destroyed Interjet it's biggest customer