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Redhot111:All the PDP Presidents were indeed 'presidents'. Though Obasanjo set the pace and in my reckoning was the best performing and most nationalistic, though he had his many imperfections. Nigeria survived 16 years of PDP rule, mostly crying over mere slaps on the wrist. In spite of the 'Nigeria jagajaga' people were wailing about without knowing what laid ahead, 'Pure water' remained N5 throughout those 16 years (go and verify). I doubt Nigeria can survive 16 years of APC. This ruinous party of demonic, conscienceless vagabonds will run the country aground to the extent that it simply cannot survive 16 years under them. Something has to give. And it will. |
EreluRoz:Oya carry your smelly self to a high profile event uninvited. If you manage to enter there alive, try and take a picture next to the celebrant. Come back and tell us how it went. |
3seriez:Hamid Ali caved in and became as corrupt as any other Customs Boss. Ask why he went silent for the longest time and remained so ever since, after his initial gra gra. |
iLegendd:You this man. |
Crime, INC. |
You're definitely not hungry enough. Otherwise you wouldn't have the time or mental acuity to compose this well written 'format' of a story. |
Who still listens to this old fool. |
Well, I believe you have some undeclared 'lifestyle expense' that is gulping the money. Na lifestyle dey chop money. To be honest, N200k a month wasn't enough for me even as far back as 2012-2015 when things were far far cheaper. But at least I know it is my lifestyle that chops it, no stories. |
Tranquility2345:Are you serious? Well, after all the cuts and deductions that will go to facilitators, partners, taxes, lawyers etc, he could get up to $40m. That's still massive. He deserves it. |
This is a huge deal. Super proud of Don Jazzy. He has been doing very well for a long time but safe to say he is 'finally rich' now. No way he isn't pocketing a minimum of $15m-$20m USD cash from this deal. |
If he successfully sees this through, then I'll clap for him and cut him some slack. I mean it. One of the reasons why I wanted a hard reset for Nigeria (whether via coup or anything else) is the useless civil service. It is too large and too redundant. Most of these people need to be sacked. |
Anti people policies and disgusting tribalism/nepotism is a deadly combination, especially by a terribly unpopular character like him. And there is no doubt that if the 4th Republic crumbles, he and his insufferable 'Lagos Boys' are entirely to blame. And they will suffer the consequences. |
afube:The thing that calls itself BAT is far worse than Orji Kalu, yet his ronu people forced him down Nigerians' throats and worshipped him as if he is a deity, all to let it be that a tribalistic Yoruba man in whom they are well pleased emerged as the president. I know for a fact that if Orji Kalu or Rochas, Hope and any of these other godforsaken thieves had emerged as the presidential candidate of the APC or PDP, or any other political party for that matter, they would have been thoroughly rejected by Igbo people across board. They would have only relied on the usual rigging to win election (like Orji Kalu did to grab the Senate seat and Hope did to grab the governorship). |
Adaora on the beat. By the way, it appears most Nigerians are horrible. Just give them a little power and they quickly become self-seeking, implacable monsters. Reminds me of that Calabar idiot or whatever who held a similar role during the early years of the Buhari administration. Can't remember his name now, but same modus operandi as this godforsaken Jim Obazee. |
zoedew:If your bat lived in the P. R. C,, his rotten flesh and bones would have long been devoured by vultures, after being hanged by his shrivelled balls. No Nigerian in history is more corrupt than Tinubu. Not even Abacha and IBB combined. And you know it. But your ronu hypocrisy would not allow you see the truth. |
I think it is quite heartless and unreasonable for rents to go up at this time, especially non-upscale residential apartments. Owning a house built 20 years ago is not a business or vocation in itself, so you can't arbitrarily 'adjust' prices to reflect new galloping inflationary trends. Cost of utilities, security, maintenance, etc can go up to match the inflation, agreed. But the rent shouldn't rise astronomically. I know of some houses where the annual rent of a single flat is nominally more than double the amount spent to acquire the land and build the entire house with its multiple blocks of flats years ago. |
Even me, I don't have up to N500k in Naira in any of my Naira accounts, so what gives? I can't believe a so-called finance minister should be citing such pedestrian 'statistics' that is neither here nor there. |
Omo which kind free floating, itinerant criminal be this one? From Abraka in Delta State to Ikoyi, to Abuja to Port Harcourt to Makurdi. Does he have just one face or multiple faces? |
This rubbish is irritating. Who needs all of this nonsense? |
The biggest problem of the Igbo people is their short sighted, self centred individualism. I wish I could explain this in detail, but not now. |
Honestly this madness cannot continue. It can't. |
God1000:They rejected Osibanjo for two reasons; 1. They believed Osibanjo lacked the criminal resources to actually win the presidency. Given the disastrous failure of the Buhari administration in which Osibanjo was part and parcel of, there was no way he could have won a free and fair election. And he wouldn't have the resources and the will to corrupt the entire space (INEC, judiciary, security agencies, etc.) to steal the mandate by force. They wanted the presidency at all costs, even if through illicit 'snatching and grabbing', and they knew that Tinubu was the only capable one for that. 2. Most importantly (and this is same reason why they hated their brother Obasanjo), Osibanjo was not tribalistic enough for them. They knew Osibanjo would probably try to be nationalistic, pacifist, inclusive and urbane. They did not want that. They wanted a truly mgbatti, in-your-face ronuistic presidency where the Yoruba would be all and all. And they knew Tinubu was the prime candidate to foist and implement that agenda. And we are seeing it with his disgusting mgbatti-centric appointments. |
JAMO84:Some of you are tone deaf. The logic of what he said, has it changed? Now that your BAT has devalued the Naira, what is the consequence? |
onez:Sto Sto Sto, story. Having won the h-erection, we must all stand on his manhood. 4+4 = 8. |
Because there was no Binance before Tinubu, right? Fools. As long as they continue this fire brigade, Isale Eko agbero style of h-economics, the dollar would cross N2000 by Easter. This is certain. Useless bunch. |
When you put your Lagos Ronu dullards in charge of CBN and Ministry of Finance, I wonder what outcomes you're expecting. You snatched a shaky mandate with mere 8m allocated votes. Rather than play the pacifist game by appointing competent Nigerians from across board to manage the country, you're forming 'winner takes it all' and turned Nigeria's Federal Government to an mgbattti mgbatti jamboree abi Lagos party. What has someone like Wale Edun accomplished in his private life other than his long spell as a commissioner in Lagos and boy boy of Tinumbu? What about Cardoso? Same thing. Now you want empathy from Nigerians after you and your ronu brothers have destroyed the country? |
oliverwrites:Funny how the most obtuse simpletons go about questioning the intelligence of others. How does this rubbish you wrote make any sense to you in the context of the discussion? You said you went to a BDC to buy USD Fiat, and was quoted a certain exchange rate, and then you went to Binance to buy USDT token, and saw a difference of about N100. I asked you what is the correlation? Is USD the same as usdt? If you don't understand the import of this question, then you shouldn't be here discussing what you know nothing about. People are either receiving payments via USDT and converting to Naira to fund their expenses, or buying USDT token with NAIRA to cushion against the decreasing value of the Naira. Yet you're here ranting nonsense about speculators. If you don't know where the problem lies then I can see how "intelligent" you are. |
There's not a single thing the Nigerian government can do to 'ban' Binance, other than to block access to the app - same thing it did to twitter. And anyone savvy enough to be a Binance user is savvy enough to install even a free vpn to bypass that restriction. Already, Binance and other crypto exchanges cannot exchange crypto to Naira Fiat in Nigeria, so p2p is the only way. So what exactly can government do to stop p2p trading? Besides, is it only the dollar that is rising unchecked? What of GBP? What of EUR? Is there any stable coin on Binance that is tied to these currencies too, or would you also blame Binance for these as well? Rather than face the source of the forex crisis, these fools are busy chasing shadows. These clueless bastards in the APC who have wrecked Nigeria since 2015 to date need to have their heads checked. |
oliverwrites:Is USD being traded on Binance, or what exactly is your problem? Is USD the same thing as USDT? |
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