₦airaland Forum

Joshua210:
No it can't fly for that price

Winterhaven:
That is the radicality of Islam and it affects all and sundry, not only Christians. Before you reply me, do well to pick up a dictionary and read the meaning of persecution.

Islamic radicality is a menace to the society which affects Christians, Muslims, pagans , traditional worshippers and the likes. You guys are the ones that chose to make it about Christianity.

HacheNoire:
We working on it. Thanks for the reminder.

Our debt has still not surpassed our GDP. Can US say same? 😁😁😁

COMPAQ:
You are actually the one that doesn't understand basic economics! The denomination has little to do with inflation.

Buhari printing N22trln of ways and means did 100 times more damage than having N10,000 note will ever do.

Operating a N20trln deficit does more damage to inflation than the value of your denomination will ever do.

The critical thing CBN needs to do is to ensure that if they print 1 million notes of N10,000 bills, which is N10bln in value, they have to remove equivalent value in lower denominations from the market so that money supply remaiins the same.

Manyfacturers do not increase prices because of the level of denomination.

If Milo is N100, it remains N100.

That gist of the denomination will increase inflation is actually the beer parlour gist

Smithwilliams826:
C who dey talk. Make your research before quoting me.

Nomerci:
Carcwey u buy 2.5m u don drive am taya.
U wan come sell am 6m as naija used
Honda 4 plugs
U never ready

horlando30:
It is a misconception that Nigeria is rich. We are very poor nation, I would say wretched. The gulf country you compared us with have very tiny population and make more dollars than us. Nigeria with a population of 200 million makes less than $40B every year while Saudi with 30 million people makes about $400B annually.

Nigeria simply has too much mouth to feed with little money. For us to be nearly as comfortable as gulf nations, we need to make atleast $500B anually for our population size

DONFASZY:
Show off
Pride
Na me rich pass

Dere is even 6 rooms n 3 bed room wasting for 10yr nw in d villa
Wey dey rd to go dere n go dey go nowadays

G0odharddick:
Is your brain linking sir?

The Igbos alone are more than 80m people.
The Hausa Fulanis are more than 120m people
Yorubas are more than 8m too.

We haven't even added the minorities in the country and you're yarning this thing

Smithwilliams826:
no mind d guy. I don c pple with PhD wey dey drive okada, Keke. Hin tink say na certificate dey make person get wealthy.

sreamsense:
Your argument does not even make sense when you compare those data to population census (not directly or indirectly insulting you). They can't come close to validate population census not to talk of replacing it. About whether I know anybody, not just anybody,[color=#006600] I know more than one person[/color] that don't have those but mentioning them make no sense in this case and context because it will never solve any problem of the argument that those you listed can never come close to population census near accuracy.

Even the MTN, GLO and AIRTEL can not boast tht they have covered all parts of the country, their are ares in Nigeria that only one network that is not stable is the only hope they have in the entire community why there are still areas where there no even network at all due to geographical terrain and even[color=#006600] low population[/color]. So, many people of these remote communities don't have access to phones and where they manage to get low network, only very few people could afford them while majority of them that are majorly poor farmers and elderly illiterates don't care to worry about having one phone as some of them couldn't afford or operate them.

So, do you expect these people to have NIN? Ask google about communities each of MTN, GLO and AIRTEL never reach and tell me if NIN or phone numbers will make sense to them in such communities.

Likewise, most of those remote areas I highlighted above don't even have just one single bank talkless of opening bank accounts. Some villages that manage to get one or two banks can't boast of any again because of unexpected regular robbery in remote areas where police posts are not well coordinated or equipped. So many villages that there are no bank presence as at 2025, do your findings; they are many. I have no extra time to waste on such for you because I have a tight schedule. AI and internet should help you.

So, do you expect many of these indignes to have bank accounts? Some of them that will manage bank accounts may do so because they move out of the communities to more developed neighbouring communities before they can do banking transaction while illitrates among them don't even bother. All those you listed can never come close to population census, those can be used for other things that focus on certain amount of population.

sreamsense:
All these ones you listed are never used to replace population census, only few people participate in Inec register or election and people below 18 are not captured either. It is not everybody that have access to phone especially in rural areas and very poor masses. Many teenagers and secondary school downward don't have NIN too because many of them don't have phones for various reasons. Some can only use their relation phone once in a time. Same thing happen to bank account, not everybody keep money in banks especially in rural areas. So, you can compare, substitute or relate all you listed to population census

G0odharddick:
Which one is 180m people?

Nigeria is currently more than 250m people

MrJMarc:
Well, to be honest, I dont believe in democracy. It doesn't work well in practice and the average person shouldn't vote anyway. They don't have the intellectual understanding of finances, economics, or geopolitics. I think only the must intelligent should run society or the must qualified.

To me only intelligent Nigerians should vote. They should do exam to test peoples knowledge of economics, finances, and make sure they understand what policies are being passed into place.

Not based on political opinion or money. I'm from Australia but my family has origins in Eastern Europe. Democracy doesn't work well with poor uneducated populations of people. Only, with highly skilled, intelligent people should vote. Or, people who contribute to society.

I mean it makes sense if you look at statistical IQ averages access the world. Japan and Korea have the highest that's when democracy usually works well, but not with poor and uneducated populations of people.

So the only solution is either having a good central dicktor in power who has the interests of people at heart and make it step towards a improving the education level of Nigerians, rising the national average IQ, decreasing crime, and then look forwards democracy.

Otherwise its all going to fall.

Ayomipoe:
Confirm you are not talking with that Ekiti thief o.

ChybuzzDD:
Are you for real??

It's amazing how some of you guys process information.

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