₦airaland Forum

descartes400:
In addition to the above,
America’s military might is not its real power.

Its narrative is. Its control of what the world believes.

Break the narrative,

And you break the empire.

Show the graves.

Show the rubble.

Show the vetoes.

And soon, America stands naked,

A terrorist state pretending to be a savior.

adamkkk:
Ahmed is crossing lines now, Obi has given him too much exposure

Pascal9:
Don't subsidies it. I repeat please Fg don't ever subsidise it , if you can't afford to fuel your vehicle, sell it and invest in business and create jobs, when you have the capacity to fuel your car then buy. We can't keep creating problems we can't manage

casualobserver:
Dangote was only 1. An exception to the rule does not nullify the rule. Over 400 govt companies were sold under Obasanjo. Even the BPE the agency that sold them later said only 10 are doing well. Most of them are moribund today after the purchasers stripped the assets and laid off workers.

Let me give you a list and you can tell me which ones are functioning and profitable, still employing Nigerians and which ones are moribund. Let me challenge you to list a privatized govt company that is working and for every one I will give you a list of 10.

Here are just a few of the 400

Iwopin paper mill
Nigeria airways.
Nitel
Iwopin paper mill
/federal-superphosphate-fertilizer-company-limited
/nigerian-newsprint-manufacturing-co-ltd/
Ajaokuta steel
Jos steel

Abuja Distribution Company;
Benin Distribution Company;
Eko Distribution Company;
Enugu Distribution Company;
Ibadan Distribution Company;
Yola Distribution Company (reversed due force majeure)
Ikeja Distribution Company;
Jos Distribution Company;
Kano Distribution Company;
Port Harcourt Distribution Company; and
Kaduna Distribution Company

Nigerian mining company
Nigerian coal corporation

Etlmbuk:
This is very unfortunate. So Nigerian government cannot manage her assets. This privatization is going to be for themselves, friends and family members. They have stolen enough money for them to be able to acquire every national asset. There is God in heaven. The same God who delivered the children of Israel out of bondage from the land of Egypt will surely deliver Nigerians.

Moneyyman:
This is why the country is where it is today. You failed a star player who is entering her prime on TWO DIFFERENT OCCASIONS, forcing her to miss arguably the biggest events of her career so far.

You not only failed her but took to social media to cast aspersions and chuck the blame towards her.

Now you're still casting aspersions on her. Even if it is for money, LET HER GO!!!

Athletes have a short career span and one small injury can take them out forever. She won't let you reduce her to a failure because of your stupidity and incompetence. Idiots.

cule7:
See the tire of the cybertruck 😂😂😂😂😂😂

E don experience Nigeria

Dottore:
The sales of the cyber truck have been a disappointment to Tesla because of the many poor reviews by owners. Dealerships in the US have long stockpiles without purchase orders. They are not finding it funny


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Cybertruck

ibabz:
The uproar seems unnecessary. It’s an open secret that Wike has significant influence over the PDP. If he views Jonathan as a potential threat to Tinubu’s chances by dividing southern votes, the logical strategy would be to quietly use the party structure to block Jonathan’s candidacy. Taking the matter online instead looks less like a genuine political move and more like a calculated game of perception and distraction.

Hespee93:
The hate for Nigeria has revealed how dump many are.


She wasn’t included in a selection because there are other better options ahead of her.

Is it the first time a country will dump her athletes due to the fact that there are more better options ahead?

magoo10:
Keyamo who should be more concerned with developing the aviation sector is busy interfering in other people's political issues.jonathan has more respected SANs to take advice from.

emkz:
He has a right to be.

I mean, he made it clear that he wanted to continue his PhD but was "begged" to stay behind. He attended a ministerial screening and was rejected due to security concerns.

He felt used and dumped.

That is unfair.