₦airaland Forum

PlayMaker14:
This is someone who has only been in government for a year and is already making significant contributions to his country.

Meanwhile, Tinubu is launching a private yacht and aircraft for himself while also launching hunger, misery, and bad governance in Nigeria.


Shame.

raphy:
Please tell me about it my little niece just get a good waec results she want to further outside no funds

virginboy1:
One thing I learnt in Life is that Nothing is Free in this Life...Even in Freetown

Beremx:
Canceling the election would have saved Nigeria the mess we are in now.
Unfortunately it's too late. 2027, Nigerians are waiting

mrvitalis:
Salary of a PhD in 2014 was over 3000 USD per(₦450,000) month that's over 36k dollars yearly you can go check

A lecturer then needed less than 3 years salary to buy a 100k dollars car

Now it's less than 4000 dollars per year

When we say APC killed Nigeria hope u understand now

naptu2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uTyJ_7spiE?si=wS67StYq2_XNcIKf

Babajide Sanwo-Olu @jidesanwoolu

Guestlander:
Thank you. One of the dangers of getting information from this type of platforms.

Realtord43:
He said it and he also denied saying it.

He later realize how foolish his statement was reason why he denied saying it

Guestlander:
It's easy to forget the statement was made during the pandemic. Why make is seem like he just woke up one day and told Buhari to print more money.
The whole world was going through a tough situation.

Realtord43:
Cure your ignorance

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://nairametrics.com/2020/03/29/covid-19-tinubu-asks-fg-to-print-more-naira-notes-outlines-economic-measures/&ved=2ahUKEwiw97bYuvuHAxXRhP0HHbyYJ-0QFnoECB4QAQ&usg=AOvVaw2_GsI41OlQKK17WrbYALd1

Realtord43:
Absolutely Right.

If I can recalled, Tinubu was advising The then President Buhari to print more Naira. Now the dunce head is now the president and Inflation is on the record high.

People that have no ideas on how the economy work are making decisions for the Nation economy and we are surprised things are this bad.

LagosPrince:
I am yoruba and the truth must be told

The way people are being killed and their skull mined in Ogun and Oyo states is too much

Let's call a spade a spade

LagosPrince:
The human sacrifice and skull mining is too much in Southwest that's the reason

atiku4President:
Can't be true.

Brimstone77:
....


How much is the salary of a traditional leader?

You guys will criticize everything whether good or bad as long as it comes from someone you love to hate..

Spit!

Akaegwu:
look and show me suv

kanupapilo:
Thresold for monopoly is 50% and Dangote has above 70%.

kanupapilo:
Monopoly in key sectors like cement,sugar and pasta already hurting Nigerians. The oil refinery monopoly will bring further hardship.

DesChyko:
PETER OBI: "A recent news story attributed to the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC) regarding the decline in the standards of our university education has highlighted the significant challenges facing our education system.

According to the Executive Secretary, the situation requires the production of more PhD holders to address these issues. However, the Executive Secretary's solution overlooks several obstacles, such as the unnecessarily prolonged time it takes to obtain a PhD in Nigeria and the frustrating disparity between wages and the level of academic attainment in the country. Though deeply troubling, I wonder how he expects an increase in PhD holders when it takes a minimum of 10 years of dedicated study after secondary school to earn a PhD.

If fortunate, one might be employed as a Lecturer Grade 2 with a monthly salary of around ₦150,000, often paid irregularly, totaling N1,800,000 annually. In stark contrast, our legislators, whose required educational qualification is merely a secondary school certificate, receive a monthly salary of ₦21 million, which is more than 10 years salary of a PhD holder.
This disparity is the root of the problem. Additionally, legislators are provided with SUVs worth ₦160 million from the public purse. For a PhD holder to afford such a vehicle, it would take over 85 years of saving [b]every kobo earned. The solution lies in shifting our society from a consumption-driven mindset to a production-oriented approach, where hard work, innovation, and talent are valued and rewarded.[/b]

By prioritizing investment in education and innovation, we can create a system that celebrates knowledge, expertise, and dedication, rather than political positions and influence.

This transformation is essential to restoring Nigeria's former prestige in global education rankings and elevating the quality of our higher education system.

A new knowledge based Nigeria is indeed POssible.

https://x.com/PeterObi/status/1824446286663389272?t=cAesxg2JBdJ57ITao5IYJQ&s=19[/quote]This same obi bought SUV for traditional leaders when he was the governor of Anambra state