₦airaland Forum

Bonaventura:
One of the hardest things in Nigeria is sustainability.

Calabar used to be a tourist destination during Donald Duke days as governor. Liyel Imoke didn't do badly also but you see that 'professor' that churns out various forms of 'quagmiric budgets' he's one of the worst things that happened to Cross River state.

There was this Nigeria equivalent of US Camp David where the president goes on annual vacation. I wonder if Buhari has ever gone there. (I forgot he prefers International vacations).

Of a truth, most Nigerian establishments are done without any long term plans!

Maxymilliano:
A good way to go ... He that forbids certain kind of meat should not be seeing using his teeth to share it when dining with others.

Jamersirwin1971:
It’s better to make 500k monthly in Naira in America than here in Nigeria . The guy just write without thinking . My own cousin who is schooling in the US . Has bought two cars . She sent one to her mom and ready to ship another one . Bought one half plot again back home . In her words don’t allow anyone tell you it’s not that easy . It might not Be easy down there but you get paid and you actually see the worth of your pay . The guy thinks 500 k is money ��. Na broke mind he get

Mharthings:
15. Rn, The Nigeria that you stayed back! If you get chance, Japa!

Danonym:
they promised I will go viral and this is my first post

gracealonev:
Please convert the figures into USD to be certain that Nigeria's economy has impressed nobody.

Bruisecruise:
I love Akure!

The city I did my NYSC back in 2012.

The city that provided me with the needed serenity when I needed it most in my life.

The city that allowed me live a humanly possible life on a budget without making me feel poor.

The city that communicated with me in the only language only I could understand.

From Ijapo where I resided to Captain Cook Alagbaka where I dined to Jojein resort Oba-iLe where I relaxed, damnnnn son!

If it wasn’t for the peace of mind afforded me by the opportunity of serving in Akure at that phase of my life, I’d never have understood the importance of peace and quiet drowning out the distractions of noise to enable you focus on the only things that truly matters in life -food, shelter and sanity!

Growing up and schooling in Lagos got you submerged in a consistent state of anxiety in a race you never know the next direction or terminal point. Akure gave me that needed balance when everything went down south in my world. All I looked forward to was sorting out my food, office, catch up with meaningful folks and if there is small change in my account, I head to Lagos for the weekend haha.

As a Niger-Deltan, despite loving where I’m from, I’ll never forget the pre-eminent position that Akure holds in my heart.


I LOVE AKURE WITH ALL MY HEART AND SOUL. FOREVER AND EVER. GOD BLESS THE LAND OF AKURE.

tegafej:
A wise leader should know when to retreat.

PrinceOfLagos:
Everything is gradually taking shape now

Small small Dem don begin dey open up on where the presidency is going and yes, Amaechi is possibly the man...

Tinubu in the mud


Sane Nigerians are pleased

DesChyko:
I believe the law enforcement agency have an equivalent role to play, as the family does.

When the punishment is not more than the reward, there will always be the tendency for irrational teenagers to go astray.

DesChyko:
Wahala be like Wetin again??

Nah like this we wan take fight this war against fraud.