₦airaland Forum

Gotocourt:
Same experience bro. The girl is 31 now, trying to come back. I've ghosted her. They can be toxic, very few calm one

Fiscus105:
What's total number of young guys working in KPMG and oil company in Nigeria? Compare to nurses that scatter all over the country.

If a young lecturer is too small to marry nurse who will now marry nurse?

Nurses that are being married to pry school teacher on weekly basis.

The way you guys leaving completely outside from reality is worrisome. Perhaps, your low status or age is affecting your reasonings.

Karleb:
How much is their salary?

Karleb:
Lecturer inside high class professionals?

villagereporter:
Háà Tinubu ìrãn afóbãje wo ló njóba. You were advised not to run and leave the presidency for young, vibrant and articulate yòrúba politician while you support him with your Lagos might but ó fàáké kórí oní lài but see your life now, you have been demystified.

Well, I hope you won't be d last Yòrúba or Nigeria's president

villagereporter:
Háà Tinubu ìrãn afóbãje wo ló njóba. You were advised not to run and leave the presidency for young, vibrant and articulate yòrúba politician while you support him with your Lagos might but ó fàáké kórí oní lài but see your life now, you have been demystified.

Well, I hope you won't be d last Yòrúba or Nigeria's president

Salewa97:
Bode George should relax and let Tinubu handle things. The president is working hard to stabilize the economy, and transparency will come in due time. Nigerians are smart enough to understand that complexities exist in governance. Instead of throwing shade, let’s support the efforts!

stagger:
First Class Honours in Microbiology, UNILAG, 1980
Ph.D, Molecular Genetics, University of Reading, UK
Researcher, Nigerian Institute of Medical Research, 1984-1988: published more than 70 scientific journals
Professor of Biotechnology, Mountain Top University, 2023.

He is not a hungry pastor. So tell us, what have you achieved?

victorDanladi:
No protest is happening in Igbo land.


They are all on social media cheering other people and their people in other states on while they kept there own region calm.


YORUBAS are big FOOLS!....BIG ONE!

victorDanladi:
No protest is happening in Igbo land.


They are all on social media cheering other people and their people in other states on while they kept there own region calm.


YORUBAS are big FOOLS!....BIG ONE!

DevilsEqual:
This is even worse than the normal hardship people were complaining about

Now most shop owners are forced to stay back and lose heavily. Na those self-employed i pity pass, by Aug 10, dem go don spend 10% comot from their savings

When the hunger hit wella, people go dey protest against the protesters. E go be masses vs masses and na FG go con settle

Salewa97:
Northern elders are simply trying to play their cards right. It's good they are making demands because it shows they still have hope in Tinubu's leadership.

At the end of the day, governance is a two-way street, and if they genuinely want to #endbadgovernanceinnigeria, they should align with Tinubu's vision and support his initiatives. The man has a track record of resilience and knows how to maneuver through the political landscape.

Instead of just laying demands, they should come together and collaborate with Tinubu to find practical solutions. Unity is key, and with the right approach, we can all move Nigeria forward.

kufre2010:
These people didn't lay demand to Buhari during End SARS

FOLYKAZE:
Akanbi ó. Kò lè yewọ́n, yóò yè wọn lọ̀la

MrEverest:
How did he earn it if GWR never recognized it? Did you even read the post at all?

Throwback:
The OP has raised salient points.

Anyone can always exceed the past records in the future.

What is informative is that despite the well publicised achievement of Tunde Onakoya, the OP says it was never in the records history of GWR.

That deserves some answers from both Tunde Onakoya and GWR.

dival247:
It a nice development if they can do it because this will make us waste money on election and we make us choose right , 8years is far and after ur years they still want to put another successors when leaving office question they past ,

yarimo:
This is very commendable from the national assembly, TINUBU till 2033

helinues:
Those who want to protest should start it from their villages.

The removal of their village kings is long overdue.

ibechris:
I told my colleagues in the office prior to the election that a vote for him is a vote for unemployment and more problems.

They called me names,now many of them can't afford to come to the office.

Some have even lean down badly,no good food as a result of financial stress (I feel for them).

The ones that have the strength are tongue tied and quiet.

But in all,the thing is affecting everyone but some saw it earlier,and chose the the right path.

What a mess he has led into.

Gerrard59:
Nominal looks at goods and services transacted in a country within a given year. PPP looks at the true buying power of residents/citizens in each country. PPP is usually hard to compute. Nominal is subjected to international foreign exchanges. So, if you have a weak currency compared to the dollar, your nominal GDP will fall. But PPP tells the true picture of the economy.

Gerrard59:
Nominal GDP, not GDP per capita.

RichBoy247:
It is post election loss trauma, but it seems it has aggravated into chronic psychiatric disorders

rolams:
Is it Salah greetings or what?

0001Lagos:
Buhari may snitch on Tinubu to favour atiku

Don't trust this northerners

flokii:
Far from it.. most of those criticizing your wack songs are far away from their homes to make sure things go smoothly for people like Eedris.

It's easy to sit down and criticize.. when faced with the challenge to fix things, what can you do?. Can you think critically or outside the box in extremely difficult situations?.
Talk is cheap.


Some of you can't even manage your small music groups of less than 5 artistes but expect the President of a country with over 230 million people to perform magic overnight with the spate of corruption and decay already in the system.