₦airaland Forum

AgainstIslam:
Thanks for the information

zinowealth:
Una go defend even who wan behead Una. It’s a shame how blind we can be to the truth.

Once dollars go up everything goes up when it drops they find one story to deceive Nigerians. Pure evil

Checkwell:
The law in Nigeria only applies to the poor. Know this and know everlasting peace.

AgainstIslam:
Can anyone sell goods in Nigeria and demand for payment in dollars? I thought it's illegal to trade in dollars in Nigeria?

Image123:
He's within his constitutional rights to sue. However, people like Adeniyi shouldn't even be alive for anyone to bother suing them. Frauds have done a lot of damage to our country.
Funny enough, looking at the timeline, he might even be a reason why America banned Nigeria last year. Because e no tey wey the guy meet Foreign Affairs for letter to carry people go USA.

On 1 September 2025, Mr Adeyemi wrote to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, seeking a Note Verbale to the United States embassy to facilitate visas for seven individuals travelling with him to attend the African Economic Global Convergence (AEGC) Summit 2025.

On 16 October 2025, the foreign affairs ministry wrote to Mr Gbajabiamila and the National Security Adviser (NSA), requesting clarification on Mr Adeyemi’s status.

A letter signed by the ministry’s Director, Economic, Trade and Investment Department, Anderson Madubike, said the request followed Mr Adeyemi’s meeting with members of the diplomatic community on 10 October 2025, without recourse to the foreign affairs ministry.

Mr Gbajabiamila, on 17 October 2025, wrote to the Inspector General of Police (IGP), requesting that his agency investigate Mr Adeyemi for alleged forgery.
In his reply on 27 October, Mr Gbajabiamila told the ministry that Mr Adeyemi’s PFIPC “is fake.” Gbajabiamila prompted the police investigation that led to the arrest and prosecution of Mr Adeyemi.

Suspension of Visa Issuance to Foreign Nationals to Protect the Security of the United States
the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the Director of National Intelligence, identified countries throughout the world for which screening and vetting information was so deficient as to warrant a full or partial suspension of the admission of nationals from those countries 

AndroBlaze:
Oga stop making noise, the guy has been a fraudster fom day one....their are articles all over about him doing fraud during his student days.

If we have been arresting/punishing parents for the rubbish the children they train do (like the Bible and African cultures did in the past), we would not have the preponderance of problems we have like terrorism, kidnappers, useless politicians , yahoo, hookup girls and so on.....we support/defend rubbish to much in this country for the sake of money and fleeting fame.

https://www.nairaland.com/3589695/meet-adeniyi-adeyemi-new-president-general

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Mariangeles:
That is good to read.

I'm tired of reading that Nigerians are bad people.

KennethOkonkwo:
Let's set politics aside and discuss the real economic issues.

When people ask, "Where is the money saved from fuel subsidy removal?" I hope that question is not directed solely at President Tinubu or the Federal Government.

First, it is important to understand that Nigeria still runs a significant budget deficit even after removing fuel subsidies. The savings from subsidy removal alone are nowhere near enough to eliminate the deficit. In other words, removing fuel subsidies does not automatically end government borrowing.

What subsidy removal does is increase the amount of money available in the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). However, FAAC funds do not belong exclusively to President Tinubu or the Federal Government. Constitutionally, those funds are shared among the Federal Government, state governments, and local governments. The President cannot spend FAAC allocations at will, nor can he dictate how state governors or local government chairmen use their respective shares.

Therefore, if the question is, "What is the subsidy savings being used for?" that question should not be directed only at the Federal Government. It should also be asked of your state governor and your local government chairman, since they receive constitutionally allocated shares of the increased FAAC revenue.

Secondly, even the Federal Government's share of the additional FAAC revenue is insufficient to cover Nigeria's annual budget deficit, which remains substantial. As a result, the country still has to borrow. The difference now is that, in principle, borrowing is no longer primarily intended to finance fuel subsidies or recurrent obligations such as salaries, but rather to support capital and infrastructure projects.

This shift in fiscal policy has contributed to improvements in Nigeria's sovereign credit outlook. Rating agencies such as S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings have upgraded Nigeria's outlook in recent times, partly because of reforms including fuel subsidy removal and exchange-rate liberalization.

Finally, Nigerians should not expect these reforms to produce an immediate and drastic reduction in the prices of goods and services. The more realistic expectation is that they will help stabilize inflation over time, restore macroeconomic stability, and gradually improve purchasing power as the economy adjusts. Economic reforms typically take time before their full benefits are reflected in the cost of living.

Irony1:
Even in your heart of heart you didn't provide a smart answer, but you just want to write and talk. It is best to keep quiet if you don't have substantial response to make.

PhdCloakRoom:
Forget about every negative jabs about Lagos. Lagos is the UK or United States of Nigeria therefore there is great opportunities in Lagos more than any other states because almost all the indigens of every states of Nigeria resides in Lagos.

I was born in Lagos, schioled in Lagos and still living in my own personal house in Lagos after having travelled out several times. Although, some parts of Lagos are know for crimes but that depends on your personal lifestyles. There are good security in Lagos as well because we have funtioning police force , local force (OPC), Nigerian Legion etc.

Do not listen to fears but listen to your heart because your heart is where God speaks to you if the thought is coming constantly. However, keep applying for job online and always visit Newspaper vendors for jobs advert. Also do not leave your current job until you can get a new one in Lagos. If you have time you can visit cities like Ikeja, Victoria Island, Gbagada, etc and hold copies of your CV (visits from Mondays to Wednesdays). You can do this once in a month while you stay in a cheap hotel for the duration of your visit.

The only thing to fear is fear itself .

Note: If you are a christian you can visit churches like RCCG, MFM, Celestial church , Anglican church etf for temporary accommodation help during your visit if you dont mind. If you are a muslim many mosque will allow you to sleep during your 3 days visit. This is your last resort for accommodation if you cannot affors hotel for the 3 days visit .

anonimi:
The fugitive is pals with Tinubu for a reason.



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blackpanda:
Who is stopping states from controlling their resources

esnbrutality:
Dare me...

Why should I...ain't you in power ..go look for the manifest

After all the NOISE...of igr and sophistication.

seunmsg:
The constitution is why Boko Haram are killing people? The constitution is why Ipob are killing people and eating human flesh? The constitution is why fulani terrorists are kidnapping people and displacing villages?

The duplicitous character of this woman is worse than that of Peter Obi. What exactly is the definition of restructuring in Nigeria's context if not what Tinubu is doing? Local government autonomy, regional development commissions for all regions, decentralization of electricity generation and distribution, tax reforms to give states and LGA more revenues, now state police. So, what's restructuring if not all these?

When Oby was in bed as minister with Obasanjo, what restructuring did she put in place other than messing up the secondary school system? When Jonathan was president, what restructuring did he introduced? Now that someone is finally getting things done, they are still hating on him. Sigh!

esnbrutality:
Leave talk...

We saw the flight manifest...

Abike Dabiri is ashamed