₦airaland Forum

atoliman:
yes Lagos deserve the most criticism because it host the major airport, many international businesses and one of busiest port in West Africa compare to all 34 states combined in Nigeria apart from Abuja. It was the former capital so yes it deserves the criticism because Lagos generate for the money all those businesses and still fail to provide light for 14 hours a day, Lagos deserve the criticism. I understand they have to use money to pay staffs, maintain facilities and other programs. All Lagos state need to do is to provide electricity for 14 hours
or try to because of the water and geographic location and leave the rest to the masses- that all I am saying. If Ondo state had the major airport and host many businesses than any other states, then Ondo deserve the criticism

atoliman:
do you want Nigeria to grow? yes they have home state but Lagos is the economic capital, so Lagos affect all other states

Thiefobi1:
U mean this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlfSsRAhNaE

SisterAnn:
Obi bone really hook your throat. Is Peter Obi the president? Abi which kain Wahala be this?
Can't you resist the urge to shalaye ni?

nedu666:
Does tolarem have any experience in brewery. The margins are thing, sales are falling and cost are falling. First thing is to delist from nse.

Tinubu Hails Tolaram’s Acquisition Of Stake In Guinness Nigeria[b][/b]



President Bola Tinubu has commended the Singaporean business conglomerate, the Tolaram Group for believing in Nigeria and having absolute faith in her economy.

Tolaram, which partnered Nigeria to build the Lekki Free Trade Zone and the country’s first deep sea port on Tuesday acquired Diageo’s 58.02 per cent shareholding in Guinness Nigeria Plc.

According to an announcement at the Nigerian Exchange on Tuesday, Tolaram will also enter into long-term license and royalty agreements for the continued production of the Guinness products and its locally manufactured Diageo ready-to-drink and mainstream brands.


Tinubu, in a statement by his Special Adviser, Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, said Tolaram, by acquiring Diageo’s shares in Guinness, has shown that it has a long-term view of doing business in Nigeria

In choosing to expand its investment footprints in Nigeria, President Tinubu said Tolaram has demonstrated strong faith and confidence in Nigeria’s economy.


The President welcomes Tolaram to the beverage sector of Nigeria’s business landscape and hopes the group’s business will continue to flourish.


He further assured investors and Nigeria’s businesses, promising that his government will continue to make the operating environment more conducive and transparent.


The President further assured that the multi-pronged reforms and interventions being implemented on the economic and financial fronts would deliver sustained growth and enduring profitability for investors

emmyluizzz:
why do i find this news satisfying



The only time Nigeria will be great again is when they drop their ego down and let a full blown Igbo man rule





foolish generations

highbee02:
What I'm saying in essence is that each state in South West has its own Anthem. Does that means other states would discard their own Anthem?

Umuinyioku:
Do you know this is treasonable? How can you sing a national Anthem different from National Anthem. Is this not double loyalty??

The governors may be warned soon to desist from this treasonable act!