₦airaland Forum

nairalanda1:
If we kept that subsidy, and even then what tinubu has done is partial removal......we would have had an exchange rate of N2000 to one dollar by now. And a debt reaching 70 trillion naira.

There is a reason why all the three candidates vowed to remove subsidy on day one. And there is a cold reason why GEJ wanted to remove subsidy in 2012. s

In 2011, subsidy costs were thrice of what they were in 2010, and were eating up our oil income. That is why GEJ wanted to remove subsidy....and eventually did a partial removal.

Guyman01:
I feel ashamed when I saw the kind of very poor sentences from some of my course mates in the higher institution, they couldn't write a simple report that made sense, meanwhile, some of my classmates in secondary school published books without getting any higher education, I see these ones as educated and some of my course mates as school attendees, we have a WhatsApp group and they will never comment because they can't put words together without errors and some of them occupy positions in civil service

KnownUnknown:
I once heard a wise man say, “Pray in one hand, shit in the other, see which one fills up faster”.

iammo:




So Fulani herdsmen came to my house in Ibadan and said Allah gave all land to them, and they want my land where I have my concrete built house

I tell you , I don't know your Allah and I aquired this land through normal channels

You Go ahead that one Moses in the bible gave isrealite my land that I have been living on for decade





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Fujiyama:
^^^


I have said absolutely nothing about Peter Obi. He has nothing to do with this discussion. Nothing at all.

I stand by my comments on Osinbajo. He was the vice president in an administration that miserably failed Nigerians in every way, shape and form and it is laughable that some of you want to rewrite history to favour him. It will not happen. You cannot remove Osinbajo from the failed equation that was the Buhari administration and the APC for the past 9 years. He was with Buhari from 'top to bottom', take it or leave it.

This nonsense of bringing in Peter Obi into the discussion - for absolutely no reason exposes the lack of depth in your argument. I have no time for filthy partisan politics. Instead of asking Osinbajo to atone for his silence in the face of the widespread slaughter of indigenous Christian farming communities across Nigeria during the Buhari years (a slaughter that is still going on as we speak) you are telling me tales about Obidients and APC tickets and voting parts in Western and Northern Nigeria. Who cares about all that?

Osinbajo stood by and did nothing while terrorists ran riot across this country - and they are still hard at work. He is a man of the cloth and he had a duty of care to these hard hit Christian communities in North Central Nigeria and beyond. If he was genuinely appalled at the targeted elimination of people of his faith, why didn't he resign all those years ago?

Rubbish.

Fujiyama:
^^^
Buhari and Osinbajo were the same thing.

Inda2020:
What about minimum wage any
increase

joshuaidibia:
Can you please explain this to me? Shey fuel price will reduce.

elemagoon:
He betrayed his benefactor....I can't stand a traitor. Happy wedding anniversary to Odale!

PepeXKermit:
So make we come use ogbono do skipping rope?

ehikwe22:
Why pray in a language your audience don't understand?

Samantha124:
Whether you pray or fast, it doesn't change that we're all gonna die... We might not know who's gonna die first, but we're all gonna die.

Even some spiritual leaders have lost some of their loved ones.

You're just lucky that you've only lost a grandmother because prayers can't prevent deaths from happening when it's time for someone to die, but what they'll do is comfort you spiritually.

But if you believe that prayers and fasting are the reason most of your loved ones are still alive, then you're entitled to your own opinion.

Samantha124:
There was a time I was like you, I had not lost a loved one and I used to consider myself lucky until death came knocking on the 25th of December 2009... It was my grandfather and he was laid to rest on the 31st of December, his birthday.

I loved that man so much, he was like my second father... Whenever I'd visit, he'd fill the fridge with all my favorite snacks and dairy products... He'd also cook for me whenever my grandmother wasn't around and the man was not such a bad cook.

Well, at least he was an old man and as we were moving on, my brother past away on the 2nd of February 2010 and was laid to rest on the 8th of February... It wasn't easy, I was still young then and I'd sometimes have nightmares... My parents had to move me to their bedroom for a while... The whole thing still affects me even today because whenever I hear that a loved one is sick, I'd panic.

On three occasions I suffered a panic attack in public and it was so embarrassing... First time was at the school of law, I had went there to consult with one of my lecturers when I contacted my sister to ask her about our father because I couldn't get hold of him all morning... When she told me that he was hospitalized, at first I acted calm... But immediately I hung up the phone, I started panicking and one of the lecturers who was passing by noticed that I wasn't okay.

He came to me and asked me what was wrong, but I couldn't speak... He then called the school's principal administrator and together they took me to the administrator's office... They got me a glass of water and tried to get me to calm down and after a while, I was finally able to speak and told them what was wrong... They then asked for my father's contact details so they could call him just to ensure me that everything was going to be fine... He finally picked up the call and he ensured me that he was going to be okay and that I shouldn't worry much.

The second time was back then when my sister had issues with fibroids, sometimes her condition would be so severe, I'd be afraid that I might lose her like I lost my brother... One time I was at the library when I started crying... I thought studying would keep my mind occupied, but I was wrong.

And the last time I panicked in public was at my grandmother's funeral... From the day her death was announced, I didn't cry because I thought she was old and it was her time, but I guess I was just being in denial of her death because all the emotions came crashing on the day of the funeral, I even passed out and woke up in the clinic.

Ever since my brother's death, I'm always afraid whenever someone close to me isn't feeling well... They say time heals all wounds, but as for me I don't know, I feel like I haven't gotten over my brother's death because whenever someone doesn't feel well, I always fear that the person is gonna die like he did.

Kelvinofficial:
No matter how you want to look at it, Long term, Nigeria needs people with balls, people that can take the fall, people like Emefiele that can take some risks. People that knows the importance of localization of economy and import substitution. We need to take outside the box approach. We don’t need people like IMF and the WB feeding us Stale economic jackshit! Protecting our local industry is key!

SonOfaRichman:
I watched that video last night on Twitter and I shook my head.

In all you do, never forget to pray
I mean those radical prayer points. The mfm type of prayer. Those fire for fire prayer.

If I begin talk my own!
For the past five years!
Well God has taken over, but yiu see those household enemies?

They are more dangerous than the average kidnapper or Nigerian police, those household enemies would never stop till they render you useless like a used female pad. And guess what, it takes the grace of God before you realize what has actually happened to you.
Some don't until they eventually die.

Its a sad sad world.

The average black man is filled with wickedness and jealousy, they won't succeed and they don't want to see you succeed either. That includes some members of your family.
God help us all.

Aonkuuse:
People will insult him until given small opportunity to govern

Jorussia:
The huge number of ballots involve in this situation makes it suspicious to me.I don't see how 165k ballots can be error from electoral officers.

zinaunreal:
People who support israel are very stupid
If you want to know a stupid person especially a very stupid unlearned Nigerian just ask him do you support israel or palestine. Without due research they will quote the bible for you claiming God gave them the land. Isn't it thesame God who expelled them if you want to go by bible facts?

God can never give you a gift and you end up having so much problem with it.

David kingship
Solomon wisdom
Samson strength ( he did himself )
Abraham, Jacob wealth
Samuel
Daniel
Joseph
You go mention taya

While the whole world is waking up, you're busy rewinding. That's why in the next 100 years this country will be dominated by people who capitalise on your stupidity

If you want to know a very stupid person.
Watch for those who will quote me.

I am a christian and strong advocate for humanity
God bless

saintbillion:
Kia. Omo make I try chop federal government awoof money small

saintbillion:
Wow. Now u come. At least I done see person with same matter. So I can now spend my money. Thanks bro. Hope i won't pay back ooo

ipobarecriminals:
For ur own good,DNT TOUCH that money make E nor 🪝 you for throat.Nothing is FREE in FREETOWN ooo

Zeebuy:
A lot of Yorubas don't support Tinubu but you have to admit that his Yoruba supporters are the most vocal on social media. Other tribes supported him too, but the way the Yoruba ones are doing it makes it seem like they're the only ones

betshopagent:
[color=#000099][/color]Above all, save in dollars Sisi.

okoro:


https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1717511111015039405

wunmi590:


I'm a full supporter of PBAT, I'm from ikoyi obalende where I have like 2-3 family houses, but believe me when I say the present federal governm u goent job is bigger than Tinubu, my other Yoruna people will tell you that he's our son, let him do it...

PBAT, was able to build Lagos that has already been build before he came in, just because he has a lot of technocrat under him then, majority of those people now are no where to be found..

All his new friends are just political jobbers running around PBAT just to fill their pocket and the pocket of their generations yet unborn...

As a God fathers that he has always been, even if he wants the power to shift to Yoruba, I see no reason why he can't back either fashola or oshibajo...

Things has really changed alot in Nigeria, 1999 is different from this present time, and only young president with fresher idea can move this country forward...

emmanuelbrown26:
When I knew that a particular tribe is so so stupid in Africa, 2015 mistake, 2019 mistake, then 2023 is so stupid and myopic
How could one make mistakes for 4 years twice and repeated d third 4years, if it's not stupidity and foolishness, I don't know what else to call it again

Wawelexy:
The DG of NYSC needs to look into this and probably probe the school. This is arrant nonsense

Solidex:
All these big grammars about Forex reforms will still end up failing if the federal government does not stimulate local production and export in order to earn more foreign exchange. Our refineries are still laying fallow and no meaningful investment has been made to improve on our power. We keep dancing around the major issues, and dishing out rhitorics that ll take us no where.
A country grappling with a lot of economic crisis and still borrows billions of dollars for frivolous projects like buying flashy cars for law makers and unrealistic money transfers to domestic house holds. Projects that has nothing to contribute in improving the situation we have found ourselves. This regime has absolutely nothing meaningful to offer, let not come and be applauding their nonsensical talks. They are all make believes or showmanship. All they care about is there pockets. Nigeria is doomed for another 8years of destructive leadership.

Obakoolex:
So many ignorant people with no simple idea of what is been talked about will still come here to say rubbish