₦airaland Forum

TemplarLandry:
Aşiwaju came to raise the bar. How many past presidents did you see draft an opposition party member as a member of his executive cabinet?

Appointment of Maazi Nwike as FCT Minister is another great strategy by Baba Tinubu.

I dedicate “Ndi Ike” by Falz feat. Flavour and Odumodublvck to Wike. Great jam!

I'm sure if you were around during Obasanjo's government you'll know that Bola Ige was of the opposition party. Also, Yar'adua's government had a number of ministers from the opposition party.

Let's the gbas gbos begin!

EmeeNaka:
So Kenyans buys petrol at $1.35 per litre?
That about #990 naira per litre.
Hmm, well it is still cheaper in Nigeria even after the removal of subsidy

And you conveniently ignored the fact that 194.68 shillings = $1.35.

primeache:
Close all foreign currencies account and liquidate to respective naira account of holders.

This is the only option now to control the dollar and also minimize corruption and pressure on the Naira.
Many people are holding foreign currencies they do not need

Close all foreign currency account kee you there. Nothing one will not see on this Obasanjo's internet.

orion7:
It’s an African language

People will understand it better

It is the most widely spoken language in Africa
It will make Africans unite and have a common point of rally. (Language)

We need to do away with the division between anglophone and francophone countries

Why do Nigerians know more about America than niger , Benin, or Cameroon , our closest countries it’s because the west have divided us.

I pray for the men that have taken thier destiny in thier hands in Niger anf I hope they succeed


The Arabs fund terror in Africa. The Russians and Turks are not diff from the west. But in our quest for freedom we need to do a way with the west first.

We are the lords of our faith, we re the captains of our souls.

Carpe diem Africa

kumtia siku. Afrika

Seize the moment Africa


Remove all western stooges … they don’t mean well for us

Hausa has about 51 million native speakers in the northern half of Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Cameroon, Benin and Togo, and the southern half of Niger, Chad, and Sudan, with significant minorities in Ivory Coast. Yoruba has about 50 million native speakers Western and Central Nigeria, Benin, and Togo, with smaller migrated communities in Côte d'Ivoire, Sierra Leone and The Gambia. Igbo has about 44 million native speakers in Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Benin, Ghana, Togo, and Sudan.

But you want Swahili with about 20 million native speakers mainly in East African countries to replace English and French?

Double tragedy.

Yesterday, I think I almost boarded a "one-chance" bus (korope) at Ajah. The bus (korope) was parked beside the road away from the mini park under the bridge. When I wanted to enter the bus, a man sitting on the first row asked me to sit beside the windscreen (the windscreen was covered with nylon so it's very difficult to see outside) because he's going to drop at Abraham Adesanya so he need to sit beside the door. Funnily enough when someone else that's allegedly going to Lakowe (farther away from my destination) he didn't say anything.

What made me suspicious was the way they interacted when the "agbero" that "helped" them call passengers disagreed on the amount he was given. I already had a bad feeling about something not right about the bus. The thing is, when passengers come and mentioned ridiculous amount he do not hesitate to agree. This is even as he was going to settle agberos.

What further confirmed my fear was the way they were (the driver and the supposed passengers) angry at the agbero when I alight from the bus before it moved (because for his refusal to accept what they offered, they would have moved).

When I trekked a bit further, I joined a bus going my way.


I may be wrong. But I've never had this feeling that something was wrong in a very long time.

nairalanda1:
SAP is a common feature of oil dependent economies like Nigeria.




Source: Managing the Dutch diease in Nigeria, 2004.

Lol... Don't just copy and paste.

SAP have nothing to do with being an oil-dependent country or the Dutch-disease. SAP is just a a set of economic reforms that countries (over the years SAP loans are mainly distributed to developing countries with Nigeria being the only oil-dependent country on the list) must adhere to in order to secure a loan from the Bretton Woods institutions.

LikeAking:
And some of una still they dash 10% tithe and offerings to una churches?

Una weldone.

Dey play..

And how does this post and tithe relates? What anyone chooses to do with his or her money should never be your business. That I pay zakat or tithe is a personal stuff which does not in any way affect you.

oluseyiforjesus:
Anybody could make sure mistake joor

Not when it's becoming consistent.

ManWater:
We have the capacity to locally produce all those items. So no wahala.

You mean all?

BATified23:
The refinery will only be operational from next month and fully by August. For now, we will still import fuel

Are you sure about that?

Before you answer, first stroll go Ibeju Lekki.

yarimo:
the university is owned by the state government. It was just name after IBB by the former governor kure

It's not even the main campus at Lapai.

[quote author=mradjoy post=123588067][/quote]Gen Z sha. Punish everyone because she had a quarrel with an aunt?


I know I've thought of leaving my aunt's place when I perceive she was too hard on me. I had to discard the thought when I know what awaits me if I ever execute the plan.

Since some people have raise issues about African style of disciplining a child, I don't know what to say.

LegendHero:
I sleep the same way how people that live under Christian/Christian governors sleep.

Personally, I don’t give a damn about whether na Christian/Muslim/traditional. But I just hate the hypocrisy of some Nigeria Christians.

Same hypocrites were busy campaigning in church for over six month in the last election but suddenly remember El-Rufai is a jihadist when he exploit the religious divide too.

Just few days ago, new River state governor said the state is a Christian state, no noise. But if El-Rufai or anyone from core North had said that, all hell will let loose. Hypocrisy on steroid.

Kano, Kebbi, Katsina, Jigawa, Zamfara and Yobe having a Muslim governor and vice as in the C/C in SS, SE, Ekiti, Ondo, Benue, and Plateau may be logical given the almost 100% population of the adherents in the states, but you see in states like Niger, Kwara, Kogi, Kaduna, Adamawa, amongst others, with almost equal population, having same faith adherents as governor and vice is injustice no matter how you want to put it.

LegendHero:
If they have the numbers ,there is nothing bad in it. It’s a democracy, one man one vote.

If any party believes they will win a governorship contest in Kaduna with Muslim/Muslim and free and fair election, then they should proceed.

If the South East can run a Christian/Christian, Some states in the middlebelt run Christian/Christian, South South state run Christian/Christian, they it will be hypocritical for anyone to now crucify El-Rufai for a Muslim/Muslim ticket.

You're being mischievous. Is the demography the same?

N3TRAL:
There's nothing sweeter than banging a:

1. Pretty virgin Fulani Muslim girl as a southern Christian.

2. Pretty female army, Navy or air force personnel as an NYSC member.

3. Pretty female police officer as a civilian with no strings attached.

4. Pretty class representative who scolds you for not being serious.

In the first scenario you risk being decapitated. In the second experience, you're making someone who punishes others of status moan and beg you.

Congratulations to me
I've experienced number 1,2 and 4.

With the useful information from Sahara Reporters, I'll achieve number 3 soon.

Ikun nje ogede ikun nre di, ikun o mo pe ohun todun ni npa niyan.

HacheNoire:
The unpatriotic citizens will be here to blame Buhari anytime soon.

Even when they are bereft of morals and basic etiquette’s, they have learnt to always channel their woes to the government.

Even a Yahoo fraudster will tell you Buhari is the reason for being a criminal.

Unfortunately you're the unpatriotic citizen here as you're the only one mentioning the name of Buhari

wolesmile:
Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge, you mean. Not Eko Bridge

Yeah. My bad.

Cooly100:
Please do you have a current one, which tells people ..hay this is Minna, even without visiting the capital?

I don't have any. Let me check online. The picture you posted is the Tudun Fulani city gate. Only people coming to Minna from Kotongora/Kaduna will pass through it. Since the traffic along the axis is low compared to the Paiko axis or the Kpakungu axis, the Chanchga City gate or the Kpakungu round about will suffice.


I will update with pictures.

Cooly100:
Minna, Niger state

This is a VERY old picture

Ttalk:

I think Eko bridge does the magic. Even Nollywood can't stop using Eko bridge to depict Lagos

adekolaelect:
Too much wahala wahala for the Obidient family. They will still cry to say Tinubu na their party problems. How will a party that can't unite itself can Unite the whole country. God forbid Obi presidency would have be the end of the country call Nigeria.

It may not be far from the truth. Callistus is an ardent supporter of Tinubu. While I'm not suggesting that he was sponsored, it is a possibility. He may also be an attempt to get Tinubu and the APC to notice him.

Funnily enough the Callistus is an ardent supporter of Tinubu.


While he might not be sponsored by APC as widely suggested, it may just be an attempt to get Tinubu to notice him.

In one of his interview with Sports Intelligence magazine in 2019 he said " I am a fan of Tinubu and unfortunately I cannot see him to tell him I am his fan."

Source: https://simag.com.ng/2019/12/tinubu-will-turn-nigeria-sports-around-in-2023-hon-okafor/?amp


Like Callistus like Arabambi.

gloryman91:
I wonder o .

Even nothing like walahi for such a long conversation from a core northern ?

Here you go.

Masari: Wallahi, I don’t know, we
have spoken, not that good, and I
even showed him my anger.

Next time read before dropping a comment to avoid disgracing yourself.

SwissMass:
Obi's call was too obvious to refute, this one is kind of mischievous if they speak English rather than Hausa or fulfude.

Lemme help your lazy self. So, in the supposed "leak" audio, Ganduje and Masari spoke Hausa. Daily Trust just translated it to English. It was not as if the conversation was in English.

You can get the "leaked" audio online to listen to ibyou understand Hausa.


Next time be sure you understand an issue before you disgrace your lineage.

Slurity:
Obi is a liar. You must be a dunce to believe the nonsense you wrote here about him. Someone calling presidential election a religions war is humble? Lie easily about every small thing, he wear just 1 watch for 17 years. You guys supporting Obi are too sentimental in your defence. Instead of you to Open up that you want Obi because he is a Christian or he is from my region, its either on of the two. All Obi supporters are either a Christian or from southern Nigeria. I am a Christian too but there is nothing that will make be vote for Obi when Tinubu or kwakwaso is contesting. They are both better options when it comes to performance.

While you also support Tinubu because you're Yoruba. Talking about being an hypocrite.

Serious matter

Throwback:
Very valid claim.

In a homogenous society, he is by right the next in line to become party leader in the house, and by extension, the Speaker if his party is in the majority.

But I still think it should be zoned to the NorthWest and Kaduna especially.

Homogeneous society? I guess you mean heterogeneous.

plaindealer:
This is not about private citizens doing what they are entitled to, it's about private citizens practicing what they preach.

A better Nigeria is not just the government s responsibility especially when you call yourself an activist.

What's left of Nigeria if we all take our money abroad for treatment, leisure, education and so on or ship our money abroad to evade taxes and deny your economy and banking system needed money to lend to businesses, create jobs and develop?

This is the problem with you people, you are all hypocrites, you want a better country, but you are not willing to do your part, even the useless and fake crocodile tears G-Wagon activists are not willing to do their part or put their money where their mouth is.

Bunch of unpatriotic hypocrites..

Look yourself in the mirror. The person staring back at you is also an hypocrite.


I'm very sure you will never choose a made in Nigeria phone over Techno, Samsung and iPhone. I won't be surprised if you pick Toyota over Innoson vehicle and other made in Nigeria vehicles.


Since we are all supposed stay back in the country and patronize the mostly substandard goods and services in the country I guess we don't need political leaders.

plaindealer:
Oponu G-Wagon activist, you mocked old Tinubu for going to the UK for knee surgery, but you are only 30 years old and you are in the same UK for the same knee surgery. How are you different from the same people you mannerless and poorly raised clown insult and abuse every day.

See life and sad karma..

They shout and raise their dirty hypocritical fists that they are fighting for poor people, but they hardly hesitate to display their jet-setting and elite status when push comes to shove.

Bunch of liars, hypocrites and anti-social losers forming activists.

By your logic are you saying I (a private citizen) should not travel to the United States or Europe, for instance, to acquire education if I could afford it?

You guys should be objective for once.

yarimo:
SAED if you know you know

Till date, I'm yet to figure out the importance of that gathering