₦airaland Forum

Corrinthians:
Let us blame Tinubu.

I'm beginning to doubt if Tinubu isn't the current president. Dude's got his fingers on all control buttons, so much so he's responsible for everything that happens in the country, according to we Igbos.

Everything na Tinubu.

rvp2018:
Doesnt look plausible or credible. I guess they have taken e-naira to be crypto currency

Bloomberg is not plausible or credible?
Enaira has not even gained traction and people's love for cryptocurrency is one of the major reasons.
You are fvcking hilarious.

Nigeria has the highest % per adult population on Crypto transactions globally.

Obaaderemi2:
I know but maybe if the president is seen to be serious, the governors might take a page out of his playbook.

I just don't like this Buhari guy. He's too lenient with the herdmen and bandits.

He is lenient but if the local Governments are reformed and the Governors do their job, you quell village tensions and crises before they get bigger and begin to attract sponsorship/arms from within and outside.

On a normal day, local Government vigilantes would normally nip these things in the bud at their infant stages when they are yet to make news on a broader scale in the country.

Buhari of course is also to be blamed, but Nigerians put too much focus on the president and do not even care about their Local Council Chairmen and allow their Governors get away with much.

No matter what your favourite president does, this anomaly has to be corrected greatly.

Obaaderemi2:
Leadership and progress will always have an arrowhead. There must always be a leader ready to throw himself into the breach for others to follow and be up and doing. Those governors left to their own devices would just loot their states dry.

But the president does not control the Governors.

Obaaderemi2:
By the time the primordial Buhari leaves next year and we bring in a more progressive leader, Nigeria will begin to be seen as a leader in Africa. In eight years time, we'll be solidly number one in industrial output.

Who then is that progressive leader? To me, I only hope progress continues no matter who comes in and we have at least 30 competent state Governors. More competent state Governors and a reformation of local Governments is the true missing piece in my opinion.

Lagos.

Electronic payment platform for the rail was designed by Nigerians.

Shma2022:
Now, this is beyond ret@rdedness.

you guys are damn hilarious.

vaxx:
Market research intelligence. redd intelligence has assured Ghana IMF 3 billion dollar imf loan will be approved next year January

Congrats

Lagos Blue Line first phase completed.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eosrCQYX11w

PrinceOfLagos:
I am dark skinned and white cloth is my favourite colour .. nothing attached to me.

Is that why you should wear only one cloth everyday?

Why is he always wearing this same cloth?

Chachamiliano:
Yes sir. He deserves to be called the best.
Club level he has won it
Country he won it
Junior world cup, he won it

I think the only title he didn't win in his career is U17 World Cup and that's because he didn't play.

Chachamiliano:
The only player that has won everything football has to offer both individually and as a team player.

Including U20 World Cup and Olympics.

Omoluabi16:
Why exactly is messing the best player of this tournament? I had even expected to be both best player and young player. Na wa

Apart from the many penalties, I think he was involved in almost every other goal scored by Argentina in the tournament.

Just30:
Terrible okro mouth

That man has always failed at foreign relation.

What ever Burkina Faso is doing currently, it is doing it for their own good.. saving their country from French exploitation.

I thought as much. I mean why expose your region to the Western World like that without trying to solve the problem within West Africa first?

What are your perspectives on the issues between Ghanaian and Burkinabe Governments @Just30, vaax, vankelvn??

CheapHomes1:
Are you saying that since 2015, the objective of using BVN/NIN to stop kidnapping has not been achieved?

Yes that's what I'm saying. This is the final blow to the problem of kidnapping because with the BVN/NIN combined with cashless policy, the terrorists cannot avoid Banks and would fear that they would be traced.

benqo01:
Your answer is lame those things listed never stop kidnapping rather it worsen it.

They would stop kidnapping when put together with this new policy.

CheapHomes1:
You haven't answered the question I asked

When buhari came in 2015, he made BVN compulsory threatening to block bank accounts without BVN. His justification was that it would be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnapping. Years later, thru patanmi they made NIN compulsory threatening to block phone lines. Justification? NIN will be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnappings.

Pls which of these objectives mentioned above have been achieved so far?

All of those objectives mentioned above would be achieved when this new policy comes into play to combine with the previous policies.

CheapHomes1:
You haven't answered the question I asked

When buhari came in 2015, he made BVN compulsory threatening to block bank accounts without BVN. His justification was that it would be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnapping. Years later, thru patanmi they made NIN compulsory threatening to block phone lines. Justification? NIN will be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnappings.

Pls which of these objectives mentioned above have been achieved so far?

All of those objectives mentioned above would be achieved when this new policy comes into play to combine with the previous policies.

CheapHomes1:
You haven't answered the question I asked

When buhari came in 2015, he made BVN compulsory threatening to block bank accounts without BVN. His justification was that it would be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnapping. Years later, thru patanmi they made NIN compulsory threatening to block phone lines. Justification? NIN will be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnappings. Pls which of these objectives have been achieved so far?

All of those things combined with this present policy would achieve those objectives.

CheapHomes1:
When buhari came in 2015, he made BVN compulsory threatening to block bank accounts without BVN. His justification was that it would be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnapping. Years later, thru patanmi they made NIN compulsory threatening to block phone lines. Justification? NIN will be used to stop 419, corruption and kidnappings. Pls which of these objectives have been achieved so far?

There is a saying: Follow the money, and you would follow the criminal.
A combination of all these policies you spoke about would achieve great results.

CheapHomes1:
If they are, how come you can't answer the question...What is the benefit of the policy?

Kidnapping would reduce.
More taxes for the Government and less dependence on oil.
Easier financial data collection for growth.
New fintech innovations.
A more formalized economy.
Discourages bribery and corruption.
Opens the way for a credit based system/economy.

Too numerous mehn.

joyousever:
The sweetest part of this policy is that, it has come to frustrate the kidnapping industry which is being sponsored by the power brokers kicking and frowning against it .Duh

Exactly, kidnapping would reduce drastically.

Seun:
You think our economic situation can't get worse than it is today? That's what many people thought at the end of Jonathan's presidency.

Our economic situation is in a better direction now than where Jonathan left it in 2015.
Then 27 states needed bailout for salaries because they were bankrupt.

CheapHomes1:
What is the benefit of the policy?

Too many benefits mehn.

donleo92:
those guys in cbn are daft..
there is nothing bad with this policy, but these thing should be done in phases. And more education of these policy to the market women.

I was around oilmill market yesterday, those women were just raining insults on the cbn governor. I feel people should be given time, and appropriate measures should be put in place to educate ppl

Those women at oil mill should have bank accounts so that they can be taxed.

backnbeta:
So many illiterate and semi illiterate artisans out there operate with cash! Market women, labourers, food vendors...how will they manage? Yes, People will adjust eventually; but is it the best for an economy like ours?

It is the best for our economy, because when they adjust we would formalize a lot of sectors in Nigeria.

xperiencelove:
If you do a legit business with huge funds, learn how to use digital money.
I know beforehand that fraudsters and money lunders will find this policy hard on them and they will pay those useless media houses to publish lies about it.

Exactly. This policy is just great, Nigerians do better when they are forced or put under pressure. If we take the bull by the horn now, then Nigerians in the rural areas would adjust.

rvp2018:
Not bad. But 1.5m is still less than 2M barrel Nigeria used to produce.

Yeah still a far cry from what it was before.