₦airaland Forum

Well....... Assuming Nigeria was a half decent country with a non-negotiable level playing field where the rule of law works, regardless of who is in charge of the presidency, then I would agree with the concept of "Bleep the presidency".

But, Nigeria is not.

These bastards confer undue advantage to themselves because they hold power. They also gleefully abuse power to subvert or undermine others' interests because they have the presidency, especially with a tribalistic, awalokan president like the imp that is currently there. That's the problem.

Imagine the mgbati elements doing whatever they like because they feel they control the security forces (Army and Police), the economy (Finance, CBN, FIRS, Customs, EFCC, etc), the judiciary (the retard that is CJN), and so forth. So they feel they can bend anything and do anything to anyone. This is dangerous, painful, unforgivable and unacceptable. Even if it takes 100 years, payback and retribution must be exacted. At all cost. Must.

So you have to understand the lopsided and primitive nature of the Nigerian system before making up your mind on these things.

When you have Jeun Soke Lagos Boys take over power, applying Ojuelegba Economics, the outcome would be predictable.

Buhari blamed AbokiFx, Tinubu came in and started blaming Binance/crypto. We will all be here to see the outcome. Very useless bastards and their agbado enablers.

Nuhu Ribadu's unravelling is one of the most shameful things that have ever happened in Nigeria's geo politics.

This is someone hailed locally and internationally as an impeccable anti corruption czar. One of the stars of the Obasanjo era.

Only for him to reveal himself later on as merely yet another self seeking, anywhere belle face political jobber only interested in power, position and all the related self-aggrandizing inanities of most Africans who find themselves in public service.

His case is even worse than Adams Oshiomole who shamefully unravelled from being a seemingly pro masses Labour 'aluta continua' leader to a cold-blooded, corrupt, self-seeking political bandit like the rest of them.

Lifestone:
You can renounce your citizenship. He came for a meeting, the Government asked him for specific data on top hundred users of his platform and the value, he refused. FG thinks there is money laundering, he's in court. If this loudmouthed imperialists have respect for us, they should allow our judicial system complete it's course.
Binance just paid a fine of $4million in Canada, paid billions in the USA for same offense, cooperated fully with FBI in the USA and here they are talking thrash and you guys are supporting them.
If they want this settled, they should approach the FG and enter into a term of settlement, pay up the Taxes they refused to collect and get this matter resolved.
These guys are talking to us like we are sort of inferior to them.

You're blowing hot air, young man. Stop making empty noise.

This guy is not Binance. He is not the CEO of Binance. In all the examples you cited, the issues have been with either the corporate entity known as Binance or with the CEO of the company.

It is unheard of anywhere in the world to kidnap middle level operatives of a corporate entity and sue them for any perceived wrongdoing committed by the company itself. This is irresponsible and barbaric, and the fact that you can't see this simple fact makes you quite an irritant.

You're asking a middle manager to release data that he cannot. Such a request should be directed to the top management/CEO of Binance. And even then, the company can refuse such a requestx because it is not domiciled in your shithole country. Imagine the Chinese government summoning Google or Facebook executives and ordering them to release user data of their Chinese users to them. What do you think would happen?

I'm sure you are educated. Put it to good use.

Make una no vex. Na Jameson full my system that time. Just found it curious and very annoying how ilegend and 2 or 3 others seemed to enable that aza irritant by repeatedly replying him. Better to ignore him/her/it completely so that we would focus on serious matters.

DatNiggaDaz:


If say GEJ Pack una like sardines for Ojota keep all of una for panti, you all for don dey shout democracy, free speech, human right.

Hypocrits

Don't mind the agbado hypocrites. Just look at their useless faces. Now they will open yamayama oily soup ravaged mouths to yap rubbish about civility.

They will all reap the painful rewards of their actions, sooner than later.

kYjelly2:
After they will be looking for foreign investment

How do you invite an Executive to your country for a "MEETING" and then you proceed to lock up same executive that flew into your country to honor your meeting? wow

I'm telling you. I feel quite ashamed to be Nigerian sometimes.

For all you know, the so-called ilegend and 3 or for other 'enabling' monikers here could be this disgustingly annoying aza animal. I've been on nairaland long enough to know that most of these 'jobless graduates' can be mentally damaged enough to hustle backwards and sideways.

Because what the Bleep is this for goodness sake?

Anyone who openly supported this bat to become the president needs to be publicly 'dealt with'.

tuzle:
In Nigeria as a youth, if u are not carrying block, mixing cement, hawking gala or working in site etc. They term u a lazy youth.

Don't mind the retards. One unfortunate thing up there was talking about "wealth without enterprise". Next thing they will ask "where is your office" or which factory do you own?

Very myopic and morbidly envious elements.

zionstaar75:
u guys don't really know mende,apart from flooding mende is a hideout for criminals where drugs are sold 24 hours. Ashawo sef full there. Let anyone living in Lagos challenge me and I'll show proof

Where drugs are sold 24/7 and ashawo plenty sounds like paradise to some people.

Yet they're busy shouting Binance, crypto and p2p up and down. Very useless animals with subpar IQ.

nna777:
Funds are still flowing into btc even on weekends. This doesn’t look like a retest of the local top. The way ETFs are buying up btc, with the way it’s going, a liquidity crisis is brewing gradually. We’re definitely going to see a parabolic move this year.

If you bought the recent dip on April 30/ May 1 whether spot or leverage, hold for the next 7 months. It will be worth it by December.

Music to my ears.

Not that I care about the mood swings of my beloved wife btc, though. She is my good wife, so na for better, for worse, forever.

I rightfully play around with a couple of side chicks though, for short term gratification, as an African man (some rapid-able alts).

Uncle Fred... Hehehe. The GOAT of confidence fraud in Nigeria. E dey him body for life. The man is a legend in this thing.

All these weak men sef.

Useless Air Peace and their ridiculous penchant for delaying/cancelling flights.

Elliotwaveforec:
Trade assets and make your money, no; na to store USDT and resell den Sabi. Very lazy set of people. Money doesn't come that cheap; you've got to sweat by analysing the financial instrument you want to speculate with.

P2P Ko, Q2Q ni!

If they're even p2ping and quote below the official rate, that would have been better but they keep quoting above the official rate trying to hijack the function of the CBN; what audacity!.

You sound quite hollow. What is the "function" of the CBN? To set forex exchange rates?

Problem dey o, with all these kinds of characters roaming about stark naked online.

Well sha. Back to what's really important: BTC, other digital assets, and other digital 'investments'. Forward ever.

If the government is trying to stop it, then you must be doing something right.

By the way, there's a relatively easier way for these exchanges to service their Nigerian users without p2p necessarily, using virtual $ cards. This would probably force the government to ban virtual $ cards, and then we will get to the next option., and they blanket ban again.... Until the already useless economy grinds to a halt.

I personally want Nigerians to suffer and eat from the trash if possible. The country irritates the hell out of me. You don't give an enabling environment for anything. You don't create jobs for teeming youths. You don't provide infrastructure or the basics that allow a healthy economy thrive. Yet if the enterprising and creative youths 'kwechiri' to create wealth for themselves, you get offended and seek all ways to block their progress. And yet the bastard masses would continue to vote for or support very useless idiots into power merely because of tribal sentiments and whatnot.

They are all mad. And will reap the benefits of their madness.

OkayDaddy:
I don't reply to akpu pigs, you and your ancestors are beneath my dogs.

Next pls.

How predictable.

Empty, hungry, frustrated, down and out, never do well, hopeless, waste of space.

You go die throwaway in your poverty and misery while watching others prosper. It is your destiny.

OkayDaddy:
You are the one who is an illiterate and ignorant about the law.

The CBN enabling Act empowers the CBN to determine the legal tender. Since the CBN has said crypto is illegal, let them catch you trading it. You will suffer more than Nnamdi Kanu.

All this Akungba one thing one thing poly graduates making stupid noise online can be so irritating. Bush man.

What is a "legal tender"? If you can satisfactorily explain that then the next question will be what is a property? What is an asset? What is a security? Do Nigerians have the right to own property? Do Nigerians have the right to own assets?

Should this be a monetary matter or a securities matter (at the most)? So what is the business of the CBN and what should be the role of the SEC?

Of course you're too dumb to understand where I'm going with this.

Broke ass government apologist making a mess of himself only out of sheer jealousy and perhaps ethnicity-based self delusion.

Abuja depreciated exponentially under Buhari and that useless abokki retard that stayed put as an anonymous FCT minister for 8 regrettable years.

The more things 'change', the more they stay the same.

Paykay:
If you are not buying solana with your life savings and properties.

I don't know what you are doing with your life

This is good advice.

motymop:
Tayo aina doesn't know what he talking about, those people sponsors his youtube channel, so he cant speak ill of them even though they are breaking the law.

In Europe, and America or even south africa, you can not build on a property just because you bought the land, you need to have the right permit and government approved documents.

Landmark isn't a tourist destination. Landmark is just like a small beach side resort for those who can afford it. and lets not talk about the overpriced and exploiting restaurants and cafe along that oniru beach shorelines

How many tourist visit landmark? majority of customers in landmark are Nigerians

it unfortunate that some people have spined these stuff into a tribal issue but along that shores, lot of restaurants, shops and also shanties will also be destroyed.

if we take into consideration, the effort the lagos and federal government took to reclaim most of that land from the ocean, they spent billions of naira doing that, but then how can you now claim ownership of something that has a master plan and the government have spent billions of dollars in doing.

Have you ever thought why there are no beach front house properties in Nigeria? it is because of the landuse acts and the claim that from 250M from the beach shore, the government owns it.

so why spin the news into something tribal, when you know you are breaking the land use act and also the government master plan

As usual, one brainwashed simpleton would stagger in with some retarded 'argument' to defend the indefensible, in a bid to sound smart.

Eeya. This brought some subtle joy to my hardened heart.

More blessings.

We will all be here when you buy/build your own house.

Disgusting aboki idiot. Your Fulani brothers are rampaging across the country, killing, raping and kidnapping. But it is social media chatter that is a "threat" to Nigeria.

malali:

It's crucial to address the misconceptions in your portrayal of loyalty and accountability in Nigerian politics. While loyalty is valued, it should never serve as a shield for corruption or wrongdoing. The idea that unwavering support exempts political allies from prosecution sends a dangerous message that undermines the rule of law and perpetuates a culture of impunity.

[color=#000000]In Nigeria, we must hold all public officials, regardless of their political affiliations, accountable for their actions. Corruption is a cancer that eats away at the fabric of our society, and turning a blind eye to it only erodes trust in our institutions and breeds further corruption.

President Tinubu, or any leader for that matter, has a duty to uphold the principles of justice and transparency. Failure to prosecute corrupt allies sends the wrong message to the Nigerian people and undermines the credibility of the government.[/color]

Let's be clear: loyalty to a political party or leader does not absolve anyone of their responsibility to abide by the law. We must prioritize the interests of the Nigerian people above all else and ensure that those who betray their trust face the full consequences of their actions.

In the end, it's not about political alliances or personal loyalties—it's about doing what is right for the country and holding everyone, regardless of their position or connections, accountable for their deeds. Anything less would be a betrayal of the Nigerian people and our democratic principles.

All your high sounding moralism would have made sense if the so-called Tinubu himself weren't the most corrupt individual in Nigeria's political history. A pig cannot superintend any kind of cleansing, when it is the dirtiest of all. Let's stop fooling ourselves.

All these small children sef. Na so the so-called hiv easy to catch?

I'm not sure the decision makers of the North will support him unless he can make an iron clad commitment to serving only one term.

Onitsha is a soulless city for sure, but I think this sort of thing only happens with all these unregistered road side buses /Sienna.

Why not just to to the parks of registered transport companies (GUO, Chisco, Peace Mass Transit, Onitsha South etc) to pay for a ticket and board your vehicles?

How is this 100m? These useless bloggers sef.