₦airaland Forum

Too much drama surrounding this president...

What is that “little” thing you could do today that can help make your life a bit better? You could tell less lies, be more sincere, work more diligently, be more faithful, stop the manipulation… The point is, you yourself know what you can do to improve yourself. If you are honest to yourself, you know. If only you could do those “little” things every day, the positive effects on your life compounds over time. Doing this for three years may transform your life in ways you presently don’t see. Aim for the highest good and attend to the day.

I wonder how some people manage to drive car without brakes.

From the look of things, NLC is fighting for themselves not Nigerian masses.

If this is true, I weep.

I don't see how palliative will improve out lot given our manifold problems.

We need to refine crude locally. When government accomplishes this or brings up policies to enable this, then I will consider them serious in tackling our economic problems.

Evil. Evil. Evil.

Horrible - if this story is true.

I just hope NLC is demanding what is relevant to solving crucial problems bedevilling Nigeria this time. Problems like power, refinery, insecurity, inflation, naira devaluation, food security...

If they are doing this just for minimum wage or things that can't help Nigeria on the long run, then make everybody rest abeg.

I don't see a clear road map to:

Solve insecurity
Refine crude oil locally
Combat inflation
Solve food insecurity

And someone says Nigeria is ready for foreign investors.

Foreigners are not stupid. If they are intelligent enough to grow companies abroad such that you are calling them to come here for business, they are not stupid.

They are likely to.find new ways to extract more money from the citizens. We shall soon start paying for the air we breathe.

Enable anyone and I say anyone who can refine crude oil to refine. Whether it is modular refineries or whatever enable everybody so we can breathe a sigh of relief in the energy sector.

Bad news. Everywhere you turn terrible news.

Should we still have hope like this?

We can't call this palliative!

Some people in government just don't know the reality on ground.

I am not sure we are far from bank failures. God help us all.

How did this man now become the minister of defence?

Why are our so-called leaders forcing us to give up on this country even though some of us are trying against hope to be hopeful.

Now, are you who you should be? Are you the best version of yourself? Are you all you could be? Probably not. If that is true then there is something you have or need to do. You have to improve yourself. So, you may say to yourself, “Here is my position and situation in time and space right now. Here are my virtues and my faults. There is probably something I can do today that can either strengthen my virtues or at least limit my faults. If I can do that little thing today, perhaps my life can be a little bit better tomorrow.” What you have just done is to compare who are you are today to who you could be tomorrow. If you must compare yourself, that is a good comparison you can make.

I hope this does not lead to bank defaults where citizens can't get their money from their respective banks.

Banks do fail o. It has happened again and again in history o.

So they are subsidising and here we are paying 36k as a postpaid user in PHCN bill?

So many things have happened so fast in this Tinubu's administration.

Why are problems bedevilling the country virtually in every area? Why is this inflation overkilling?

Nigeria is in a precarious situation every angle you look from.

This cannot happen in a democratic dispensation.

This Governor is standing out.

God help us.

Some cleanliness is needed in many Lagos markets.

Did I just read rocket launcher?

Is this explanation satisfactory?

So mining was even going on before

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We are sitting on gold mine everywhere in this country. Nigeria should be better than Dubai!

That Saturday rain taught me lesson I don't want to share.