₦airaland Forum

Ibime:
Dey whine yourself

Cost of Nuclear Power plant $20bln, Burkina Faso yearly budget $2.5bln.

After Rosatom collect like $20m initial consultation fee and cut the young President him $5m cut, dem go give you the format make e clear for your eye.

Where is the Geregu nuclear power plant Nigeria signed with Rosatom in 2016?

larride:
I pity career civil servant going forward sha. Unless your tribe man dey in charge, nothing for you.

[color=royalblue]I dey even think say na competence Tinubu dey use.

Omoh, baba no send competence. Fvvk competence.

Are you Yoruba? Yes
Come forward...You have a future with me [/color]

OasisX:


....Ẹ gbé kini yí wa, Àwa lo kan. We know SW gonna suffer it definitely, coz PBAT really has surpassed Buhari. LOL!

[color=royalblue]That's the problem.

It would be sterotyped as the South, not SW.

Very soon, one weyrey will enter there and start putting his geo zone in major sectors.

Forget say i dey laugh. This should be condemned [/color]

larride:
Awa lokan boss.

[color=royalblue]The guy no even send sef.

If he had his way, na Yoruba go dey everywhere.

Ahn Ahn. What is this? [/color]

larride:
One of my friend in University was born and raised in Osogbo, his Yoruba and pronunciation is way different from mine that was born in Lagos.

Shey we dey call car and motor - moto, na oko (I don't know if I got the spelling right) the guy dey call ham and hes very educated.

OasisX:


....are you sure she's from SW cos I really don't know her. I thought she's from Kwara or Kogi.

Nonye ain't a yoruba name nah, hence Ayeni is cancelled

[color=royalblue]Oga, you better start condemning this nonsense that Tinubu is dishing oh
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OasisX:


....habibi, na 4. I don count am tired.

[color=royalblue]Industrial Training Fund (ITF) — Afiz Ogun Oluwatoyin

Nigeria Export Processing Zone Authority (NEPZA) — Olufemi Ogunyemi

Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRCN) — Rabiu Olowo


Tafawa Balewa Square Management Board (TBSMB) — Lucia Shittu

National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) — Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin

I no add Ayeni oh
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GloriousGbola:
Izzou thought the lagos Yoruba he used on those ibadan chicks will get him through Yoruba chicks all over naija

[color=royalblue]I once met a Yoruba girl. She told me she has only been to two places in her life

Ife
Lagos

She is from Osun state. Her education was either in Osun or Lagos.

Tomorrow, she will be shouting STEM in local dialects, thinking Nigeria starts at Ife and ends in Lagos.[/color]

OasisX:


.....SW on the list is not more than 4 nah

[color=royalblue]If i remove Nonye Ayeni, na 5 Yoruba names dey there.

Count am again[/color]

OasisX:


....haba! Every Region is represented nah.

[color=royalblue]Out of 14, SW is 5 abi na 6

Almost Half is from SW

Dey play, my big bro.[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
What's the bible story about the passover??

[color=royalblue]Lol.

Apart from this, it is okay to have representatives of other parties in the SE. It is a good bargaining chip in future elections.

Let Ebonyi remain in APC
Let Anambra be APGA
Let Enugu and maybe Imo end up with PDP
Let LP have Abia.

Funnily enough, the one sided support that they blame the SE for has disappeared. Now, na other regions dey support one side only[/color]

raumdeuter:
Some states in Nigeria with less than 3m people have over 15 languages

[color=royalblue]Some actually think Nigeria has only 3 languages

Yoruba
Igbo
Hausa

So, it is easy to shout STEM STEM STEM in your local languages[/color]

OasisX:

[color=royalblue]Make Tinubu continue oh[/color]

larride:
Ijesha Yoruba hard.

While I was serving in Ebonyi, the LG I was is called Ohaozara LG. The town I was posted to was called Uburu (David Umahi home town), the town beside it is called Okposi. Uburu and Okposi in the same local govt speak different dialect of Igbo language.

[color=royalblue]When you go to Abia, you'll see another different one.

Imo sef dey. There are Igbo songs that are sung in some dialects in Imo, and all i do is nod my head. I no hear shi shi.

But na Igbo race too.

Na person wey never go another person papa farm, dey think say him papa own na the biggest.[/color]

larride:
You are expecting anything reasonable from someone that does not know how simple language translation work.

[color=royalblue]I really avoid quoting him or trolling him because all he does is bully you with unprintable names.

I always tend to believe that people like that have hardly left their residence.

If you have travelled to different places in Nigeria (not Africa), you will be grateful for English, and wish everyone should know it. [/color]

popizaino:
Make sure you develop it in ijebu yoruba,ekiti yoruba,okun yoruba,akoko yoruba,ondo yoruba,owo yoruba,ijesha yoruba,ikale yoruba, okitipupa yoruba otherwise you are not practicing what you preach.

[color=royalblue]Haaaa

Yoruba dialect plenty like this?[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Let us take it one better. Let 001 (licensed to cap) create a unique alphabeth. Original text. We don't want to see stem in Yoruba in modern English characters. Walk the talk and shun mental slavery. Let us do 101% balkanization

[color=royalblue]Walk the talk, bro.

You cannot be bullying me for not encouraging STEM in my indigenous language, and you are telling me in English.
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A001:
It has never worked in the past and will never that English or any of these languages today is used as a universal language.

Do you even know what that means? Do you know the number of planets in our solar system alone let alone the Universe?

There are infinite planets in the Universes. The elements of the Universe, including humans, languages, and tons of others, are infinite.

No single element of the Universal can lay claim to anything universal. So, English, a tiny and almost negligible element of the Universe, can never be a universal language.

It has never happened before and will never happen.

On this planet, the languages are fighting for survival and domination.

If na mumu people full your language/culture, a language with smarter people will colonize it and drive it into extinction.

An African promoting English language at the expense of his own native language in this day and age na mumu person

[color=royalblue]I am currently in Ogun state.

Please what language do you think i need to survive and converse here?

Nota Bene: My indigenous language is Anambra.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
I just see people who mouth such ideas as people who just found out a new past time to engage in.

When u probe their idealism further u find out it will fall on its face yakata

[color=royalblue]Na English dem dey type for here sef.

They should be typing in their indigenous languages first, so we can see the seriousness in their actions.

You dey convince me to learn STEM for my local language, and you dey type for English.

Why not type it in Igala and Yoruba?
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BlueRayDick:
That's the mistake most people make. They don't even know how ethnically diverse this country is.

A friend of mine during NYSC told me that in his LGA alone in Plateau state they have as much as 13 different languages spoken by different tribes/ethnic group. He said the funny thing is they don't even understand each other's language so they have no choice but to learn Hausa to sue to communicate to their neighbors

[color=royalblue]All they do here is bully everyone into thinking this nonsense makes sense.

An Anambra man will struggle to understand the native language of an Ngwa man, and both will struggle to understand an Izzi man, all in the same SE.

We are just setting up more barriers with all these.

Our indigenous cultures and languages must be upheld, but we need to settle for a universal one primarily. Na the truth be that[/color]

BlueRayDick:
This did not answer my question.

What language should a multi ethnic society like Nigeria adopt ? Will the language be created afresh by selected linguists or the peope who belong to Idoma, Egun, Eggon, Ikale, Ebira , Junkun tribes be forced to adopt either of the 3 major languages (Yoruba, Igbo & Hausa) In Nigeria as a language of instruction/learning?

Let's be real here, let's talk about the practicality of these lofty ideas.

[color=royalblue]No sir, we cannot be practical.

We will rather use countries where they have 5 different languages as samples.
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larride:
By intervening directly in those industry. They know what to do, they should do it.

[color=royalblue]Nigeria is not a producing nation, and if we are going to erase the 2% progress we have made on that, wahala dey.

I don't think inflation was at zero before Buhari banned those items. After the ban is lifted and we enjoy the relief for a while, dollar will still go back to where it was. History will always show us that.

My condolences to those who are producing tomato paste here. [/color]

larride:
You'll need to stay one place make thunder know where to strike brother izzou.

Like I said earlier tho, I have mixed reactions because I know what it means to the struggling local manufacturer. Now that cement is no longer banned, let's see if the price will crash or not.

The policy might work or might not work but we have used 8yrs in the protectionist policy of Buhari (which I actually supported) but we are nowhere near 10% production capacity and food inflation wants to wreck the country, make we try another avenue abeg.

[color=royalblue]So, how do we become a producing nation?

Abi that one no dey manifesto again?[/color]

larride:
Which means Buhari policy was working and it was just taking time to scale right?

The truth is that something needs to be done fast about this food inflation. Buhari policy has been running for 8yrs and we are not even seeing the impact as expected.

We are not even close to producing half of the 43 banned items.

[color=royalblue]Okay, make dem remove am.

If there is no difference and local production dies, then maybe Buhari was not the dullest president as we thought[/color]

larride:
But were people producing from scratch before?

[color=royalblue]Yes na

You saw people like Erisco getting dragged because of their tomato paste.

They produce nails in Kwara state. I was surprised when i saw it.

All these will involve factories to produce, to warehousing and distribution

Give them available forex, and they don't need that factory again.[/color]

larride:
Well on this some thread, it was said that Buhari ruined the economy. This issue is not as straightforward as it looks like.

The reason why the black market is thriving is because of those 43 banned items, those that trade those 43 items were sourcing their forex from the 3rd party, that's why the rate kept crashing (apart from the fact that we dont have enough liquidity to meet demands).

Look at all the items on the banned list since 2015, how many of them are cheaper? The prices just keep soaring and soaring with no end in sight. Food inflation is almost 75% nationally, most people are using their salary/wages in food alone. It is not sustainable. Something needs to be done.

If Buhari methods didnt work or yield the desired impact, it makes no sense to continue on that line.

[color=royalblue]It definitely means we will not produce shi shi.

Nobody will leave available forex and start suffering to produce from scratch. [/color]

larride:
I have mixed reaction.

Let's see how things pans out in 6 months first.

[color=royalblue]One of the revelations of this regime is that they actually don't have any plan when they entered.

The trial and error is becoming too much.

One of the reasons our local productions could see the light of day was because CBN was not providing forex for some items.

This will ruin the past administration efforts.

Well, we wait and watch[/color]

larride:
That no 4 is the koko.

If those 43 banned items can now get forex at the I & E window, black market rate will most likely crash but I wonder what will happen to the manufacturing sector.

[color=royalblue]All roads lead to China.

Form M comes back to life again.

Importers 1 - 0 Local production

All Buhari fought for burnt to ashes.

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Segedinho:
A001



that are good in history..
Make you read anything like this?

How true is this? I need to hear the other side of this narrative. pic.twitter.com/Cx8mSYEK0v

— Anambra 1st son (@UchePOkoye) October 12, 2023

[color=royalblue]Her history is very distorted.

Firstly she says Muhammad could only recruit his family and friends to his religion in the first 12 years.

Then Muhammad went to Medina to convince the Jews to join him.

The Jews refused, then he began to kill them and then Jews and Christians became second class citizens. Then Islam began to grow.

So my questions are:

1) How did a man that just had his family as members suddenly have the nerve, and resources to start killing people? Something she has indirectly admitted he didn't do initially.

I could go on, but let me stop here.


I don't know history sha, but this presentation no get foundation. [/color]

[color=royalblue]OasisX

Can you link me to where i can download the English Quran?

I need a pdf that is very easy to explain.[/color]

larride:
Whoever will take over from Tinubu, their own go worse.

[color=royalblue]I was even complaining about Buhari, but this one is just disgusting.

The whole finance ministry is the SW
The agencies that will fight corruption is the SW
The Revenue agencies na SW.

E no kuku better make everybody answer him papa name, than for any president to openly behave this way?[/color]

larride:
CBN
FIRS
Finance

[color=royalblue]I can't remember the finance minister under Buhari, but the CBN and FIRS was SS and SW respectively.

The nepotism from Tinubu is just too much.

Only Yorubas at that top.[/color]