Resurrection212:
Someone should help me mention two or three obasanjo legacy. As a civilian president.

We are already know that buhari is not going to leave any legacy that thing is a complete stark illiterate. He knows nothing regard administrative.

His Privatised Telecom Policy Took Up Exceptionally Well

The NHIS Act he helped promulgate was something I like to. NHIS cover 9 million people today (they can do better btw).

Everybody say obj better, but na buhari get 53 votes.
Now I see why Nigerian elections are never credible

2) Like For Buhari

1) Like For Obasanjo

While Buhari administration hasn't ended I would like to take a poll on the public's general perception of the Buhari administration in comparison to that of Olusegun Obasanjo

Kindly state your reasons as to why one is better than the other.



Lalasticlala

Unprofessional and wicked army

Lalasticlala

Rugaria:
This is what happens when evil men are in power! Buhari is the root of this evil! If he didn't rocket sectionalism and tribalism to the highest levels as president, we would never have gotten here! It's the realisation that the man entrusted with the onerous duty of safeguarding lives and property impartially is now protecting killers that have spured the ordinary people to take up arms to defend themselves. In the end, electoral choices matter.. Handing the country over to tribal champions and ethnic jingoist for percuniary interests has once again proven a deadly alternative.

Exactly. He's only now speaking because hausas are involved.

Lalasticlala

Omoslim26:


It seems you are not even getting the picture at all

there is a very big bridge between reality and wishes

and reality is we would be roped in this if this useless govt do not find a way to curb dis and the matter excalates to the North

mehn if those northern youths don take drugs they will come after anything and everything that's not hausa fulani even the yoruba muslims will not be spared bcus in reality the common hausa fulani see yoruba practice of islam as a joke

this is reality reality reality

Everything happening is unfortunate.
Hopefully things would be resolved soon by the mannequins in govt.

Buhari causes all this.

What are you doing about the incessant herdsmen ravaging the entire South west with backing of northern governor? That should concern you more right now than talking about audio electricity.

What's your own if they aren't in good financial health. Is government part of the shareholders or did government borrow them money.

If not, dying is part of capitalism. The telco market is a multi billion dollar industry - let other qualified players come in.

You see country wer get sense. Why fully peg your currencies on highly manipulated dollar. The US has printed over 30% of all US dollar in circulation only in the last two years. It would export the inflation to other countries like ours.

We should start looking to crypto even nationally. It creates an even playing ground.

BluntTheApostle:


The same can be said about every university, whether public or private.

But it gets worse for private universities because they spoon-feed their children students, instead of allowing them explore the world within the University.

And with all the exploring the world you do at public universities, how has it helped to improve the country or the graduates.

Fxx

happiness32:
Pictures of the isolation center in Kogi
If you're used to traveling through Lokoja, you will see this holding beside the specialist hospital

This is 7bn

Even the federal govt filled with many looters built 12 universities for 1 bn each. You must think you are talking to kids ba.

When did cbn become EFCC
A very confused organization.

mamaafrik:
A friend told me they pay 7-8 ℅ interest in a month

So I heard. But it's per month.
I did also hear that they sell some agro investment for upto 20%.

Maybe I'd use them someday soon.

Mide3367:
I am among the beneficiaries

Lol abi now.

A country with sense.

Cc Lalasticlala

Fixey:
Shows the type of economic activities the nation engages in. 95 billion with not much significant robust economic productivity but mere petty trading. What a shame?

Well there's that. Banks are always available to supply capital to well guaged investments that yield something good for both their depositors and themselves.

The opportunity I see with platforms like piggy, cowry is that they incentivise long term deposits, unlike traditional banks, so it can help grow the economy.

Are these people not already outperforming commercial banks like this?

I mean are we sure the likes of Keystone bank with a commercial banking license can perform this good?

They are going to be pain in the bumbum for commercial banks when it comes to deposits.
I advise GTbank to acquire this bank asap under their holding Co.

Or maybe piggy should just upgrade to a commercial bank. Too impressive for a microfinance.

According to piggyvest the money was used
for the following.

Stock up for the lockdowns

Pay rent /setup their spaces

Start new businesses

Pay off loans

Take care of health issues

Pay fees and much more.

With Nigeria tilting towards implementing technology in various areas of its economy, one would understand that various industries and companies would no longer need to depend solely on physical structures or their physical presence to carry out their business.

The Financial sector or space is beginning to accept this new addition, as fintech companies are beginning to strive in the sector, a lot of Banks and financial institutions have began to take virtual banking seriously.

With the pandemic and it's side effects, Nigerians and the world at large were made to understand and see the importance of virtual banking and also going cyber.

As physical presence was a factor to be considered, technology enabled lots of firms to carry out their business without being there physically, though the amount of money in circulation was small and a lot of financial setback backs which rocked the country happened to result in so many people starving and also sourcing for funds.

Popular Nigerian Fintech company, Piggyvest has put out a statement revealing the role they played in ensuring that their customers who saved and banked with them were not short of funds.

Piggyvest which is one of the leading Fintech companies in Nigeria, they bragged about paying over N95,000,000,000 in 2020.


Their impact truly has been felt in the fintech space and they have been able to make their customers smile, this is judging form the various feedbacks seen on their official twitter page.

https://ng.opera.news/ng/en/economy-finance/ab689c8343e2b6f7263673b16fb56923

Lalasticlala Codetemplar

BluntTheApostle:


Piggyvest was founded by Covenant University graduates.

PAYSTACK by Babcock. You are right about that. But that guy had been coding even before he got into Babcock.

Same with Piggyvest. Those guys did not study anything remotely connected to management or investment.

That is what I tell people. Universities don't usually make people. People develop themselves.

That is why you will have people who never graduated still becoming successful. For example, Bill Gates and Mark Zukerberg.

Anyone who thinks going to school is enough, will end up suffering.

Many people are in fields that they did not even study in school.

A co- founder of Piggyvest studied Engineering at Covenant. He later developed interest in coding, and then discovered the idea for Piggyvest on Twitter. His success has no noticeable connection to his formal education at Covenant University.

As long as you can say same for public universities, maybe I would agree.

But then let me remind you that what makes a successful venture goes way beyond technical abilities. Foresight, leadership, exploiting opportunities are also part of the success story that Covenant teaches her community.

Who are all these scammers at the top of the thread.
Yahaya Bello has paid you 5k per month to be deceiving yourself.

Ordinary party primaries Yahaya Bello won't get support. Talk more of general election.

theFilmtric:

I simply put your “sub par” education into the light
You were accusing the guy of a fault that you have yourself
You're not the only person who has multitudes of people flooding your mentions

theFilmtricsay

Naa my education is far well rounded. Can't say same for yours.

theFilmtric:

solved.

theFilmtricsay

Pele o intellectual servant of the West. I didn't realize I was writing IELTS

When you have 28 people, some of which are talking down right nonsense in your mention you won't have time for this.

spy24:


You no go school , if you did you won't write the nonsense you wrote up there

If we are to judge by the amount of great people public universities have produce youll lose out

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If you where properly educated, you would realize there's a mega statistical problem with your second paragraph. But I understand, your education is subpar so don't worry.

Wehrey CBN

LordIsaac:

UI is better than all you mentioned there.

Sorry, but you are wrong.

UI business school cannot match Lagos Business School. Have you seen the accreditations, research quality and faculty of LBS?

UI cannot rival African University Of Science and Technology. Ask people who could know, they'd tell you.

Assuming UI even offers Pan Atlantic courses it can't match a university that offers only

LordIsaac:
Minus Covenant sha

LOL show me any public school that can stand AUST, PAU, LBS. Let's not deceive ourselves here.

Dr. Lazarus Maigoro,

For over 7 decades that public education started in Nigeria, tell me exactly what the public education system that incubated you with a certificate worth no more than a single roll of toilet paper has benefitted the country?

What game changing patents in manufacturing, banking & finance, telecommunications have you, your students or any of your colleagues with "full brain" provided industry?

If all universities in the US are halted today, the US stock market would crash because their universities are the engines of innovation and supply of high skilled human capital.

If all public universities in Nigeria cease working for one month, the stock market won't even notice. Industry goes unconcerned. This is because you and your colleagues at ASUU actually constitute a burden to both industry and government.

You supply graduates that need retraining after four years of a retrogressive curriculum. Your value is so low priced that you can't generate your own salary through your effort except government gives you money.

The entire founding team of Paystack, PiggyVest, Quidax, ThriveAgric are from Babcock University - can you stand any of them in terms of contribution to national development?