IvarTheBoneless:
It's I think the hard decision Atiku must make.

He should just channel his money into making another person President.

It is too late for him.

I am a fan of Tinubu, but if he doesn't get the chance in 2023.... he too might have to give the dream up. I saw him mumbling through an interview and he didn't sound too coherent to be honest. (old age? dementia?)

Davash222:

To me, you have bad taste for women. Please, when you’re ready to settle down, inform your people, so they can help find a wife for you.

SamuelAnyawu:


Was Otedola really doing a shady scam fuel subsidy deal? If Farouq demanded cash like most corrupt politician there must definitely be a leverage he used in order to request for this cash.

But Nigeria Jaga Jaga

BusolaDakolo:
Invite at least 4 girls, anyone that comes first is the winner. You go on flight mode immediately. The others are on their own.
I'll rather disappoint than be disappointed. I'm not wicked at all. I just want to avoid situation like this below.

Awoo88:

Whai is timely about the attack?? 22 attacks no casualties only building that did not conveniently house one person at the time of impart.

bedspread:
Hmmmmmm.... Azam don Reach Nigeria?
This Tazania Business man ......

bedspread:
Hmmmmmm.... Azam don Reach Nigeria? This Tazania Business man ......

chuksanambra:



In 1999, they betrayed Ekwueme an Igbo man at the PDP primaries and voted obasanjo at the elections.

In 2003, they betrayed Ojukwu an Igbo man who contested under APGA and voted for obasanjo of PDP.

In 2007, they betrayed Orji Uzor Kalu an Igbo man of PPA and voted Yar'Adua of PDP.

In 2011, they voted Goatluck under PDP instead of Osita okechukwu an Igbo man.

In 2015, they voted GEJ again, but he lost.

When Ojukwu contested all the almighty Igbos could give him was a measly 1 million votes.

The highest votes recoded by an Igbo man was 3M votes recorded by Orji Uzor Kalu in 2007.

Igbos don't vote, they travel during elections and sit at home eating their future with Ofe Nsala.

months:
Davido should not be in a rush to clear his involvement in Tagbo death, becos that is the job of a competent court.

Though given his fame and family background and the corrupt Nigerian government, he is likely to go scotfree.

A judge would want to know y Davido and his friends encouraged him to drink so many shots of dry gin and whisky.

That is where the case will start from.

Afam4eva:
Forget everything that you have been taught and listen...

The reason why most guys are friendzoned is because they don't go straight to be point early enough. Don't try to be a girl's friend hoping to graduate to becoming a boyfriend. Hit the nail on the head as soon as possible. Also don't seem too available cos that's one of the the catalyst of becoming friend zoned.

femi4:
I think they had one before this. That's Rainbow fm

dominique:
I think she just gave birth in the before photo, that's why she was a bit busty

IamKashyBaby:

I aint complaining tho...
#TeamSingleLadies

ajokebelle:

Lol
Thanks alot dear.

jumboo:

A letter has been transmitted

2undeee:
This is my new car, nairalanders by September come and celebrate with me

martineinstein:
i could recollet...this plane crash killed sultan of sokoto and bimbo odunkoya

Progressive1:


You failed yourself lai Mohammed will always be a man of honesg and integrity , sometimes I wonder how the way some people do reacts to some comments they don't know about . They should go and check thrirbfacts before spreading their lunatic message on here

obailala:
"Why are civil servants who receive a minimum wage of N18k complaining of suffering?.... Don't they receive their salaries?"

The above statement is exactly how meaningless your question above is. An import dependent nation of 170 million people with a foreign reserve of $28.5billion, an amount which can't meet up to our 3-month import cover, and this meagre sum is accompanied by a significantly dwindled income, and yet someone here thinks it is only when foreign reserves drops to zero that there is a problem. SHould I really be responding to this sort of thing you wrote up there?

Here we go again, quoting another statistical figure he knows nothing about. Oil makes only 15% of GDP but are you aware oil accounts for up to 90% of the Nigerian government's income?

Without adequate infrastructure on ground, with oil boom years wasted without any commensurate capital projects on ground to support the GDP, with power supply as erratic as if it never existed, Nigeria's GDP growth is absolutely tied to oil price; oil price rises, GDP growth rate rises and vice versa. Many ignorantly blame the present government for drop in GDP growth, oblivious of the fact that the free fall started right from the moment oil prices began to decline, long before the new govt came on board. Here's a chart below for your consumption:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/4178677_gdpvscrudeprice2_jpegc5856f214a58ffdca179aefcd84d6ffd

If the oil price drop has nothing to do with the recession, how come the economy started tumbling from mid-2014?... Within the last 6 months of GEJ, the following happened; Naira nosedived from N160 to N230 to $1, GDP growth rate which was comfortably within 6-7% crashed to 2.3%, the nation's foreign reserves dropped rapidly from $38.5bn to $28.5bn, that's a drop of a whooping $10bn in 6 months. As early as February 2015, the FG had to borrow over $2billion to pay workers' salary, petrol importers were owed there subsidies for 9 months leading to an excruciating fuel scarcity in May 2015 before handover (the arrears in owed subsidies were eventually cleared in Nov 2015 by the new govt). All of the following happened when oil still even sold above $65 (as at May 2015) yet someone here thinks oil price has nothing to do with recession in a mono-economic nation which sells only crude, very intelligent!


Once again, a man struggling to feed his family on his salary of 100k suddenly gets this salary slashed down to 40k, and we have some smart asses sitting at home saying incompetence is the reason behind the recession. No need to exchange banters with you; 3 reasons explains why this above logic is too difficult for anyone to discern:
1. Sentiments: hatred for buhari and a pre-programmed prejudice has blocked the ability to be objective.
2. Hunger: The prevailing hunger in the land has reset the person's ability to be objective
3. Ignorance: The person is just ignorant of what's going on in the country and how the economy works.

I set my bet on No. 1 and 3 above for most people in this forum.

obailala:
2008 crash lasted just 6 months and $20billion was injected from the nation's fat savings to cushion the effects of the crash so you and I didnt feel it. This has been explained 1000 times by even NOI who pointed out the refusal to save as the cause of the present hardship. It's pitiable that someone who isnt aware of this still wants to join in economic arguments.

obailala:
2008 crash lasted just 6 months and $20billion was injected from the nation's fat savings to cushion the effects of the crash so you and I didnt feel it. This has been explained 1000 times by even NOI who pointed out the refusal to save as the cause of the present hardship. It's pitiable that someone who isnt aware of this still wants to join in economic arguments.

ba7man:
From $120/100 per barrel at 2. 2 million bpd production rate.......... down to $28/36 per barrel at 1. 4 million bpd production rate....... in a country that crude oil makes up 90% of its income.

....... And some people think things should remain the same??

Jokers, they have no idea what the nation is going through.

aristocratic:




Hungerbad tru tru.. EWU!!

HungerBAD:
Nice.

God bless her hustle.

But why do we keep seeing this pictures of women working hard,from a certain part of the Country?

The other day,it was a female mechanic in Abuja,and a female Cab driver in Abuja too,and now this one from Benue.

Lagos and Port-Harcourt girls how far?una dey forbid to work hard for una money?the women in this two cities,have a dictionary on how to use shortcuts to make money.

Rossikk:
I haven't "been to". I have LIVED overseas longer than you've probably been alive, and I can school you on the topic. You have no clue what you are on about. You've not even seen the train physically, or stepped foot in it, yet you're full of criticism? That's insane. That's mad.

rheether:
You are now a burden to them. Go and get a job.

400billionman:


Yes, no mind all those smelly shanties in Lagos.

A decent abode in Lagos is costlier than in Abuja.

vatoslocos:
Some of these 'eminent lawyers' have interests in the Saraki case. Justice Belgore(rtd) is like a father to Saraki and both from Ilorin and so has to protect anything affecting Saraki. Justice Oguntade(rtd) also has an axe to grind with Danladi Umar. It was Justice Oguntade who introduced Rasheed Taiwo to Danladi asking that Danladi should help quash the CCT charges against him. Trouble only started after Danladi ruled against Mr Taiwo after Danladi's P.A had allegedly collected almost N2million bribe from Mr Taiwo that he was going to help influence the case.

These two interested parties already tainted the submission of the so called 'eminent lawyers'.

hassan85:
Check all of them concurring all IPOD lawyers. when PMB said judiciary was his problem they said he cant work well in democracy. Here is another prove of views from educated illiterates. Well its all a fruitile effort.