₦airaland Forum

Where is the massive sack?

Exceed15:
Is that the job of EFCC?

Anyone can make an arrest

This is why efcc is handing him over to another agency for prosecution

Which one be Emefiele's directors again?

Creamypie:
She g it what she deserved. Females in 3rd world country spend at least 15 hours daily on social media, neglecting responsibilities. Very irritating. In fact, them for tell her she looks like kiss Daniel bodyguard

You're right about the time they're wasting on social media

lexy2014:
since you have read them up, then you should be able to answer the question.

which crimes did the BDCs commit that makes them part of the problem?

Continue to ask

lexy2014:
which crimes did the BDCs commit that makes them part of the problem?

Go and read up on them

bobbiiee:
They just mention figures anyhow?

You're just posting messages anyhow?

Davidic1999:
Una wan destroy binance with una wahala

First, it was $125millon fine on cz now its Nigeria 😂

Even if the government ban p2p, telegram and whatsapp is there

Yeye people

Nonsense post

RepoMan007:
Kidnapped their representatives and slammed a technical ransom of $10Bn on their assés.
This is Intl corporate banditry, though it favours me. At least he won't tax the he'll out of me.

Rubbish post

fuckJones:
some people now appear to have more sympathy for Binance than for Nigeria and the Naira

Such people usually take positions against their own country

Preachers who use megaphones at Ikeja, Ojodu Berger and Yaba should take note.

dettolgel:
Go to Amsterdam, Brussels, Antwerp, Rotterdam you will find their equivalent of Mallams.

We have the habit of destroying people's business as a way of punishment.

Government could have simply given them 2 weeks to register and that their representative should bring the list of registered Mallams in their district.

During a raid if an unregistered Mallams are seen government will fine the Mallams in charge of that area 5 million naira for each unregistered Mallam operating there and the fine should be paid within 5 business day or they will be prosecuted and their licence withdraw.

That way the Mallams will also be part of the enforcers no business destroyed no body is being harassed, government is making cool cash and mallams are feeding their children.

APC can use the idea I won't complain as long as it moves the country forward.

This is actually laughable

You'd fine mallams in charge of an area N5m for the breaches of other business persons.

Issorait

twosquare:
. By 2030, the world's financial system will run on crypto technology: blockchain. God spares our lives; I will remind you then.

By then, you will mind them.

Hehehehehe

In the next five or six years, right?

Crypto currency like Bitcoin or CBDC?

EreluRoz:


Do you people actually make money from this crypto true true?

I don't even take anyone into this crypto thing seriously, it's same as betnaija gambling to me and if not why is it only men that do the crypto thing and the very few women involved are tomboy?

Don't mind them

5%?

This is wrong. It should be 2%. Or even non existent.

Yeye people
Shameless people
Unpatriotic people

malali:
A mixture of Federal and state police, Start with 80% Federal and 20% state, then next 2 years make it 60% federal and 40% state.

Then gradually pullback till we have 10% Federal and 90% state, But there should always be federal oversight, Nigeria is too polarized to have every state having their own police.

If this government should turn to state police overnight, They are removing the subsidy on state security.

We are still in the turmoil of removed dollar and fuel subsidy. Anyone suggesting state police now is being delusional.

Please how exactly is 80% federal and 20% state going to be implemented?

malali:
[b]Clueless senators, ready to rubber stamp the president or a prominent elite.

They are not even aware they represent their constituencies, they have not discussed state police with the people who elected them.

Tinubu mentioned state police yesterday, the whole senate woke up today, and they are ready to "approve" it.

Presidential, legislative and the judiciary should be holding each other accountable, to provide checks and balances.

But in Nigeria, none of that exists.... Possible problems would be:

1-Potential for political interference and corruption.
2-Inadequate funding leading to poor resources and training.
3-Fragmentation of law enforcement, causing coordination issues.
4-Risk of abuse of power without strong oversight.
5-Exacerbation of ethnic and regional tensions./b]

What do you suggest as the way out?