₦airaland Forum

erico2k2:
Bro leave dem.these guys don't know .9ja is hell for those who do not earn enough . Imagine earning N100 k a month and your transport to work cost N1500 a day . Your shoe go turn canoe .

who is earning 100k p/month. they all have been retrenched and replace with contract workers that earn far less. those working can't even afford to eat well.

what is wrong with bet9ja can't access any game this morning

Lloydfolarin:
Is it that bad?

you need to be here to know. a PHD holder driving taxi in london is more honourable than a pHD holder applying as a trailer driver in dangote. come and stay in nigeria for 6 month. you will explode. business aint moving, even artisan can't get job cos construction is flat.

what is wrong with bet9ja games ain't showingthis morning.

hammerF:
This is SS/SE meeting, u are busy telling dem wat to discuss about in their own region.

They will discuss wateva they like. They owe nobody any explanation. If u think otherwise, then y was SW not included? Times are fast changing.

SW need to learn honour, integrity and loyalty to remain relevant, u cannot continue to get away with rascality.

you mean SW need to join you to be relevant. we currently hold the number one position. and key ministries. we are more than relevant.

Temidayo9:
During the last regional government, Some state like my state were cheated, Our leaders then carry the proceeds of Cocoa from Ondo/Ekiti to build Ibadan, built 25 stories , built OAU, start Investment, but the sources of the money left unattended to.

you have a point but don't be clannish. Awolowo was from Ikenne ogun state. the capital of old western was ibadan. and lagos was the commercial centre. it is necessary to develop the capital city and pay ayyention to your commercial city. he never took the money to his home town. that is what we call stateman

Cooly100:
A question for you..Where will the WP get their power from..as you claim they will be the first to have 24/7 power? They need gas... The EP has Geometeric already....It just needed to be extended to the areas in the province...

geometric is the largest power plant in Nigeria. its installed capacity is 1100MW. compare that to the 4000MW we are currently supplying

nku5:
I am very sorry for Lagosians. The AD/ACN/APC has done nothing to uplift Lagos since 1999 (18 years!!). How can a coastal state not have an advanced storm drainage system for goodness sake No doubt Eko Atlantic city has caused some impact on lekki axis but have we noticed that sandfilling of lagoons is going on at an alarming rate? If you sandfill everywhere then how will rainwater drain off? On third mainland bridge if you are heading to oworo from obalende you will see plenty of sandfilling on the right. Once they are through they will call it ikoyi and allocate the sand land for estates to their paddy men.

All these years LASG big men, APC big men and their cronies have been making big money off sandfilling and dredging and selling sandfilled land, neglecting the environmental impact. Today we can all see the results. Fashola and Tinubu are a disgrace o

sandfilling is not the cause of the problem.

mctowel01:
Lol... where is your own billions? Or you don't even have up to 4kusd?

him papa wey get more than 4k dollars make him show us hin billions. maybe when you tell him his brain is an APP he will start using it.

Omeokachie:
Do these Chinese have PVC also?

yes they are citizens. go to immigration offices in nigeria. they obtain passport easily without appearing in persons. NIGERIA is gone. all our economic power house is in thier hands. and they do illegal minning too.

conductor10:
Nne, you can't be talking about Biafra and be talking APGA and PDP at the same time. That makes you sound like our backstabbing hypocritical neighbours known as Afonjas.

she is afraid of leaving nigeria.

10eola:
I never requested for that

oga me. hope say you never forget bet9ja 3242809

this information lack content. this is just an overview.

onuwaje:
the Itsekiri is a Yoruboid Language

but why is it that you guys dont want to be part of the yoruba nation.

10eola:
Bad network here oo

if you do i promise a nice forecast i cant guarantee but since you are are big player. playing single or 2 to three games will do.

most of your word are a corruption of yoruba language.

10eola:
I just funded 5k for you

bruuh i beg helep me with 1k my bet9ja code is3242809 abeg thanks.

zotorux:
please carry me along, that's if you don't mind tho.

no P

please does anyone know how to obtain minning license in nigeria.

please what are the steps. I would like to know.

zotorux:
Bruuh that's one hell of a gut. Mehn it's like we need to talk more oh. I love all these silent slayers lol.

i only deal with 2 odds and above. most of my ticket success rate has always be in the 75% percentile. all you need to do is to keep your emotion numb. and sharpen your intuition.

even if you must relocate to the north. you can do that after October first.

I dont blame you Okorocha once said an average hausa man is more informed than an ibo man. why? because he is always with his radio. you work online yet you don't know hausa will always keep to thier words.

zotorux:
This betting thing ain't for me mehn... Funded two accounts 1k each on Monday. Both are empty now. Zero naira won. Tried soccer, tennis. Nothing is just working. I give up.

my advice to you is to use your intuition when betting and always keep your emotion in check cos that is your number one enemy.

last week i played 40million ticket. just 4 games out of 16
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DimFemmy:
That is why it is good to always screen grab ur games immediately after playing on any bookie' site to serve as evidence...I do that always. It shld be rectified tho

how do I screenshot on a computer.

vickertony:
United States of America

State of Tennessee precisely, but i got eye on Canada tho..

what makes tennessee special

lofty900:
Nnamdi kanu has said the truth. Hate it or like it, the man said the truth. Natural human being will always agitate when they're not being favored

that is why the ibos are agitating because they are out of favour in this present political arrangement.

Dalek:
tax would and should take a fore front, Lagos as example tax anything taxable other states can learn from that. but overtly relying on tax can be a detriment to the populace.
think about it, after separation from the old Republic our economy may take a hit as we try and find our footing.
An Alternative to increased tax (personal income, company and VAT) should be explored.

The new Constitution should enshrine what the earnings gotten from land and mineral resources should be used for.
So politicians have no choice but to follow it or leave.

i have an idea that can subsitute for TAX but i would be om the long run. it will not directly affect the individual or companies pocket. don't let me drop it here. IDEAS ARE GOLDEN.

patval:
lollll!!!! this is what I called a face saving meeting.
we have passed a vote of no confidence on every political office holder in the southeast including ohaneze ndi Igbo since 1800BC.
the only genuine and patriotic authority we obey in the southeast is the directives of IPOB under the leadership of Nnamdi Nwachineke KANU.
if they like let them meet from now till end time at Agulu lake, the SUN must rise!!!

which SUN wan rise pass the one wey dey SOKOTO

deomelo:
You are right. I know a lot about TEXAS.

tell us about the economy structure of Texas

AshiwajuFoward:
Nigeria is not a serious country at all. Imagine a country of more than a 150-million people trying to subsist on a paltry $36-billion from its mono-revenue source -- crude oil sales?? That amount is not even enough for the SW alone sef, not to talk of the entire country. Please, how will that country develop? The kind of revenues that could be generated from tech would make oil money look like mere pittance, I tell you. That's why I shake my head in pity and disgust when some people still make useless noises about 'our oyel'. Oyel that is losing its value by the day.

that means we should start putting COMPUTER PROGRAMMING in our secondary school curriculum. and passing it should be as compulsory as math and english in the current arrangement.

in planning our economy. i guess we should not join ECOWAS for about 20 years when we are fully developed so that the powder people will not come and dilute our progress by flooding our country.

laudate:
Nah! We've just lived in the SW region for years! Yoruba hospitality is second to none!

where are you from.

omohayek:
Very wise words. The last thing a new state will need is to become embroiled in border disputes with its neighbors, when it should be devoting all of its energy to economic development. Better to have in the beginning a smaller but unified state, with the peace required to concentrate on the economy, than a geographically larger state plagued with instability and economic stagnation.

You can be sure that even if only the "core" SW states were to break off, but they were managing 11-12% annual GDP growth over a decade, the "Fulani" parts of Kwara, the Yoruba groups as far afield as Togo, and the Yoruba-affiliated groups like the Itsekiri, would have absolutely no problem with wanting to join up with such a state. If anything, the problem then would be keeping out all the unrelated groups suddenly inventing reasons for why they actually deserve to be regarded as Yoruba-derived.

Rapid economic growth absolutely has to be the top priority, above everything else. Military power, diplomatic recognition, cultural influence, all derive in the end from economic strength.

we have the resources to fight on all front. we have the legal luminnaires that can help win border dispute. and we can be building a robust economy on stable ground. YES it is possible.

OJUcrook:
Going foward, the Immigration and Citizenship issue would be a very tough nut to crack; a moot point. I agree with those who suggest that the Yoruba borders needs to be tightened, the immigration laws needs to be robust, the visa/citiezenship application needs to be very strict.

Selfishlly, or would I say personally, I wonder what would be the fate of people like us who identify ourselves more as Yoruba than our own ethnic group.

which tribe are you from.