₦airaland Forum

TheSuperNerd:
Meanwhile how Oluehi escaped a card or being sent off for "that foul" on Kgatlana must be some lenient gift from the referee.

Amazing how I can say that I had little to no complaints about the ref from yesterday's game.

Oluehi is a very decent goalkeeper but I just personally feel much more assured with Chiamaka Nnadozie in goal. Thanks goodness she returns for the next game.

I think there was already an Offside call before the foul. Oluehi comes out too much, I wonder why we never use Yewande, is she that bad?

kumulus:
Do you tax the unemployed? Answer!

No but every business, job, or form of trading ( no matter how little), should be taxed with percentages depending on the job

kumulus:
Do you tax the unemployed?

Tax with small percentages depending on the job or business,but everything should be taxed. That's how Oyinbo do it.

Prosper123:
Please stop disgracing yourself and visit Anambra one of these days and see indigenous development. Travel more

Is it real production or just trading? I know of Innoson and a gas powered car manufacturing company. I would love to know more.

galantjoe:
I wish many Nigeria leaders should follow the technocracy adopted by Obj, Yaradua and GEJ where professionals occupied key ministries, departments and agencies (MDA)
However, in current govt, politicians occupied those key MDAs. That is bane of our problems
Thank you

But your Obj, Gej, and Yaradua also failed in terms of infrastructure like Electricity, Trains, Gas Infrastructure (except for Obj to a small extent). If they had invested in all these, we would be feeling the effects by now.
Also your Obj sold too many Government enterprises that are not fruitful today all in the name of privatisation.

kumulus:
Tinubu thinks differently, he wants to widen the tax net.

We actually have to widen the tax net.

Yes infrastructure is what drives an economy.

olasaad:
Kano Kaduna now have more roads than our almighy Lagos with their so called largest population in Africa. Imagine leaving your house around 3:30/4 in the early hours in the morning to beat traffic at the Lekki Ajah axis and the Lagos State government don't care of building alternative roads.

The trains would solve those problems easily.

reality1010:
What is Fashola saying again? The Rocket science man that could not maintain the mega watt of electricity he meet. For good four years he could not add an inche to Nigeria's electricty instead he resorted to media propaganda to save face. Nigerian road is the worst for it, from South east to south west to North central, north east and south south. Our roads are death trap while billions are stolen to service Tinubu and his croonies.
Fashola knows nothing about development. As a Governor he wasnt a match to Peter Obi, he knows very well despite the huge revenue that comes from Lagos as a former Federal Capital Territory built by the colonial master and the federal government. Fashola is one of the dark horses in this government.
Unfortunately Fashola's failure to revive the North east power project at gelengu made late Abba Kyari to travel to Europe where he got covid 19 and died.
Fashola should cover his head in shame.
What Nigeria needs now is an expert like Obi who can rescue Nigeria from her comatose state to a productive state. Every state in Nigeria is supposed to be bouyant.

I am not a fan of Fashola especially when he was minister of power but Obi has to change his mindset towards infrastructure. We need Infrastructure even if it means borrowing for it like Egypt has been doing since 2017.

rvp20182:
It depends on what facility..standby or extended credit...Kenya mostly in 90s and 2000s were on bailout aka extended credit... Ghana has been on bailout as late as 2019 and going there.Standby facility is precautionary..you don't need to take the money.. bailout aka extended credit is bad news..IMF come and micromanage you

Yeah, Kenya and Cameroon are two countries currently on both facilities though.

Extended Fund facility (6)

Cameroon
Kenya
Gabon
Seychelles
Equatorial Guinea

Extended Credit Facility (18)

Cape Verde
Central Africa Republic
Chad
Somalia
Sudan
Uganda
Niger
SaoTome Principe
Mali
Mozambique
Cameroon
Kenya
Congo Drc
Congo Rep
Gambia
Liberia
Madagascar
Mozambique

Kenyans here criticising Ghana concerning IMF should note that Kenya has been to the IMF more than Ghana and currently they are in the IMF scheme (Both forms of IMF schemes even). Liberia is the highest IMF dependent (21 times), Kenya (19 times), Ghana (17 times), Sierra Leone (17 times), Mali (17 times).

African countries currently on IMF Support

Cameroon
Equatorial Guinea
Gabon
Seychelles
Kenya
Capeverde
Central African Republic
Chad
Niger
Congo Drc
Liberia
Guinea
Uganda
Sudan
Somalia
Sierra leone
Sao Tome and Principe
Mozambique
Mali
Congo Republic
Madagascar
Gambia

AkinDS:
Yes, they did well losing to Ivory Coast which cost us the Olympics, right.
Puhlease!

The guy who lost to Ivorycoast have always done terribly with falcons as interim coach. He is now in charge of the U20 team. When we say local coaches we are talking about the likes of Omagbemi, or some of those former players.

Team list out.

It's Ajibade, Chikwelu, and Ayinde in Midfield.

optm:
please can you show me the impact of the so called infrastructures being put in place by the govt on the economy? Let's face reality , please tell me it's impact so far since it was rightly executed at least we should have evidences of its impact and that's what i am asking you now to show

The warri-itakpe rail line is making it easy for the construction of the AKK gas pipeline. One example.

cuteralph101:
lols...ironically isn't Fashola tinubus boy Minister of Power? And we still struggling with 3800 megawatts? Waste of brain

Fashola is no longer minister of power.

mostob:
Alozie that fine babe?
They did not even mention Chikwelu or one of those with Rasta.... They should have small sense na

Cameroonian striker not Alozie.

Schemerkhiz:
Ohhh Sorry about that not Barbara Banda but there were other Banda's in the team... I think two or maybe more

True

kkfada:
Infrastructure without the basics is useless is the Abuja train working till date.... insecurity..is the new airport in Lagos a glory to Nigeria or disaster?

How is the new Airport a disaster?

samtol4:
CAF destroying African football with this draconic policy that pitch Nigeria against Ghana, Nigeria against Ivory Coast. These two teams are better than Burkina Faso and Senegal but CAF pairs Ghana against Nigeria, then Nigeria against Ivory Coast. The best teams should be in the tournament, not this quota system that tends to favor southern Africa

Even the Ghana and Ivory coast would play rubbish too but this is a pain to watch.

This Tunisia looks easy to beat I swear.

Earliest goal ever scored. 17 secs.

isan:
Robert song was loving that goal line clearance by that zambian defender

It probably reminded him of the days of yore. He felt like going into the field at that moment .

vankelvin:
IMF will force this clueless president to be discipline with state resources.

Do you want Mahama back or a totally new Person?

POKUASI2:
it's just one those populist, not well thought out political decisions I'm talking about.
Introduction of free senior secondary education was entirely a political one and it is part of the reason the country is where it is today.
And how wasteful the govt is.
Imagine a govt of 30million population with 110 ministers and almost a thousand presidential staffers.
He went ahead and created 6 more regions with each region producing a region minister plus other representations that'll require wages and what not.
On the economic side of things, things never moved further from where the other administration stopped

Hmm probably he is trying to make Ghana more or less like a federal state.

chinchum:
Infrastructure is arguably the key factor that drives the economy. I must state that the optimal infrastructures like refineries, seaport, railways, power plants, efficient electricity transmission lines, good rural roads,.

SMEs fail most times because of the failure of these aforelisted infrastructures. Production will struggle and can not be catalysed in the face of inadequate infrastructure. Small and medium scale enterprises fail and cant create the required jobs because of the lack of infrastructure.

Building most of the infrastructures takes time and it takes strong commitment and aggressive focus to achieve sustainable growth.

I am not surprise Obi said infrastructure does not drive economy, little wonder he was saving money that should be used to build infrastructure. You dont have bad roads everywhere, no cargo airport and begin to save money. Nigerias problem today can also be traced to little investment on the infrastructure by the military in about 30 years they were at the helm of affairs, they had an easy chance with the value of Naira, less population to aggressively improve our infrastructure but they barely made a change.

Exactly bro, infrastructure is everything. Obi should rather learn this and stop talking rubbish.

isan:
Was she the same lady that commentate on the Senegal match ? It was during that match she said she played for south Africa against Nigeria and they lost 5-0

Nah, this is a different lady.

isan:
She's south African former player she said it herself

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I heard Nigerian former goalkeeper but we'll listen again.

Everything about Morocco screams developed.

isan:
South African

Nah Naija.

ceejayMAX:
nah naija person??

Yes naw, from the accent you go know. E be like na former Super falcons goalkeeper.

ceejayMAX:
the female commentator Sha ���

I swear.

Cameroon have to step up, they are too direct.