₦airaland Forum

Putinofrussia:
So also is 100k in 2006 cannot buy what 8k can buy in 1987.


In1990, a 50k bag of rice cost N350.

In 2006, a 50kg bag of rice in Nigeria cost ₦6,000.


In 2025,a 50k bag of rice cost N70,000.
Let us do the maths.

6000 divided by 350 gives ~ 17.

70,000 divided by 6000 gives ~ 11.6= 12(approx)


Comparing the two with the space of 16 and 19 years,Tinubu has done better because price went up 17 times in 1990 (space of 16 years to 2006) even with the fraudulent Fuel Subsidy.

In 2025,with the removal of the fraudulent Fuel Subsidy,price only went up approximately,12 times (and things are still coming down exponentially, we pray)



Kudos to President Tinubu for having gotten the gut to make these hard decisions that brings prosperity to Nigerians soonest..

Facy73:
Is good at the guy is in the truth but at the same time I'm scared for him because it's life the government mean you talk

Goodlady:
Naso we dey do for Abuja.
Abuja naso we do they.
We dey naso for Abuja.

richeeyo:
😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒

Mirasteel:
All because he want people attention to shift from epstein list, what is Donald Trump afraid of? We all he's in the list and very guilty that's why he's doing everything to shift people's attention.

Protests have erupted across Côte d’Ivoire after 83-year-old President Alassane Ouattara announced his bid for a fourth term in the upcoming October 25 presidential election.

Ouattara, citing constitutional provisions and his ability to lead, argued that his continued leadership is needed to address the nation’s security and economic challenges. However, opposition parties and civil society groups have condemned the move, calling it a constitutional violation and a threat to democracy.

Protests broke out in Abidjan and other cities, with demonstrators burning effigies and demanding Ouattara step down. Opposition leaders, including PDCI’s Tidjane Thiam and former president Laurent Gbagbo, have formed an alliance to challenge Ouattara’s candidacy and push for the reinstatement of disqualified opposition figures like Gbagbo, Charles Blé Goudé, and Guillaume Soro.

The political tension has revived fears of unrest similar to the 2010 post-election crisis, with analysts warning that the country’s stability could be at risk if the dispute escalates.

A peaceful Sunday morning at New Life Gospel Ministries in Jinja, Eastern Uganda, turned into a nightmare that no one will ever forget. Church members had come expecting prayer and worship, but instead witnessed a horrifying tragedy that has shocked the entire country.

According to police, Pastor Peter Okello, 56, arrived at the church like he always did-dressed in his usual religious robes. What no one knew was that under his robes, he was hiding two sharp knives. At first, everything seemed normal. Pastor Okello sat quietly at the front of the church, showing no signs of anger or distress. Then suddenly, without saying a word, he stood up and walked toward his wife, Pastor Grace Okello, who was also a co-founder of the church.

To everyone's shock, Pastor Okello pulled out the knives and began attacking his wife in front of the entire congregation. Worshippers screamed, cried, and ran in all directions. Grace was stabbed multiple times right at the altar. Though some people rushed to help her, it was too late-she died on the spot. Moments later, Peter turned the knife on himself, cutting his own throat and dying shortly after.

The couple had been married for over 20 years and had built the church together. But police now say there were ongoing conflicts between them, mostly about leadership roles in the church and property ownership. A note found at the scene, believed to be written by Pastor Okello, accused his wife of betrayal and stated, "Today would be the last day of her lies."

Both bodies were taken to Jinja Regional Referral Hospital for postmortem exams as police continue with investigations. The church has been closed off while forensic experts gather more evidence.

This terrible incident has left many Ugandans in shock. It has also sparked important conversations about domestic violence, especially among religious leaders and couples. Religious leaders in Jinja have strongly condemned the act and are urging couples who face relationship problems to seek help rather than turning to violence.For the members of New Life Gospel Ministries, what was supposed to be a holy Sunday service will forever be remembered as the day their church became a crime scene. This tragedy reminds us of the importance of mental health support, open communication in relationships, and conflict resolution.

When pain, anger, and misunderstanding are left untreated, the results can be deadly.

timilehin007:
Omo this thing wah dey see here should be nothing lesser than 5 million naira

bluepreek:
Obi and his obidient puppets will definitely set this peaceful country ablaze one day with their bunch of lies

seunmsg:
Aminu Tambuwal? As in the Tambuwal that we all know is who you’re rejoicing over his message? Maybe some of you don’t understand what this politics is all about. That dude has betrayed every single person that made him who he is today. He won’t even think twice before throwing a Peter who had never supported him in anyway before under the bus.

All these ChatGPT birthday messages are simply to deceive and nothing else. Tambuwal will never support Peter for president. They are only romancing him to either be VP candidate or not contest at all.

helinues:
Some people are still living in stone age period

shivisee:
If not for Reno that reminded him of votes, this man won’t bother to come I don’t think sooo! Election will humble you.

alpharoyalty:
Zelensky is a blood thirsty psychopathic warmonger.
He needs to be curtailed else he will willing start world war 3.
I hope president trump does not fall for it for the sake of world peace

SmartPolician:
Donald Trump should be careful. Don't let Ukraine drag you into a needless war. What natural resource does Ukraine offer the US for all these financial and arms support?

aribisala0:
There is nothing like right in this world we live in just power
all that talk of right is naive
Big countries dominate small countries
and no one country has done more than America in the last 60 years

They just think only they should do that
Look at what Trump did to South Africa for daring to think they can take land from white people
DO THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO THAT

Again look at his threats to Brazil this week

WritterNg:
Some of you will leave this world without ever knowing the truth about the world you lived in.

A pity!

Osariemen12:
God bless Mother Russia!