₦airaland Forum

successmatters:
Does the north and SW like him?

They laughed and showed him artificial love when he fought his own brother, as soon as he shows intention to run for president with a name like ''Charles'' , the north and south west will gang up against him like they did to a ''Peter''.

nonny1212:
Seems like mtn network is back. Im currently posting this with it.

It's a shame airtel or 9mobile couldn't step up their game during MTN outage. Glo tried.

Is your own MTN browsing?

GreatVocalist:
I woke up this morning to what seems to be a wrong transfer made to my account, from a supermarket named Light Supermarket.

I waited all day to see if I'd get a call from someone, acknowledging the transaction error, but none came in.

The money still dey my account like this as I dey type so. It's not a very huge sum, but it's not small either. My eyes don dey look am one kind o. Please anyone who knows someone from that supermarket should tell them.

LIGHT SUPERMARKET, that's the only information I have.

G00dharddick:
Sadly he is very correct.

Once anyone criticized Tinubu, the average Yoruba man will say he is hater of Nigeria. Why is this so?

delishpot:
I started feeling that way 20 something years ago and I am a follower of Christ' teaching not a muslim. Many christians don't celebrate birthdays as per religious rule.
I also don't see new year as a time to celebrate but rather a time to reflect on my past and ask God for grace in the new year.

Acidosis:
No, actually, I'm a Christian. I used to be indifferent about it until recently when I realized that people even pick new enemies because someone did not post about them. I understand the concept of celebrating one's life, at least before they die. However, in reality, many people have lost touch with the reality that the more birthdays they celebrate, the closer they are to their grave. All those '+1' posts are actually '-1. It wouldn't be a bad thing at all if we celebrate birthdays by simply counting our blessings and reflecting...though..

ZACHIE:
Eeyah. See fresh and sweet smelling body.
Acute mind dwelling among the departeds and stil running advocacy among the living.

It is an interesting world out there among you guys. But, please, choose where a permanent address.

You can't be shuffling between both worlds undisturbed and still be so vile and abusive.

It is wrong , my guy.

Acidosis:
It is one of the reasons I see birthdays differently from how many see it. It's always a sober moment for me. Each birthday you celebrate, you are actually closer to your death. Is the whole funfair necessary? Maybe, but do it with sense and reflection.

Sleekcode:
Use your powers and pass your brother or change his score then we can take you serious

Seagodess:
You can argue or insult me as you wish. Peter is winning at the tribunal..

Seagodess:
Quote me this time tomorrow

President Bola Tinubu has challenged the notion that the Nigerian economy is in distress, highlighting the unprecedented opportunities for growth and development in the country.

The President said this when he delivered a speech at the Leadership Conference and Awards 2023, held at the Congress Hall of the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, on Tuesday.

“I should start by respectfully challenging the notion that the Nigerian economy is in distress. Distress suggests helplessness, being at the mercy of something we have no control over. But that is not the case here.

“We are in challenging times, no doubt, but these times have also been marked by unprecedented opportunities, to reset course and to build a new and sustainable economy, away from the rent-seeking and the waste that was once the order of the day,” Tinubu, who was represented by the Minister of Information and National Orientation,

President Bola Tinubu has challenged the notion that the Nigerian economy is in distress, highlighting the unprecedented opportunities for growth and development in the country.

The President said this when he delivered a speech at the Leadership Conference and Awards 2023, held at the Congress Hall of the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, on Tuesday.

“I should start by respectfully challenging the notion that the Nigerian economy is in distress. Distress suggests helplessness, being at the mercy of something we have no control over. But that is not the case here.

“We are in challenging times, no doubt, but these times have also been marked by unprecedented opportunities, to reset course and to build a new and sustainable economy, away from the rent-seeking and the waste that was once the order of the day,” Tinubu, who was represented by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, said.

This was contained in a statement released by the Special Assistant (Media) to the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Rabiu Ibrahim.

The President shared key initiatives and investment efforts by the administration to support Nigerian businesses, students, and vulnerable households, as well as to enhance food security and attract foreign direct investment.

Tinubu disclosed that intervention funds totaling N200 billion have been set aside to support Nigerian businesses; in addition to a new Federal Students’ Loan program and the Presidential Initiative on CNG.

The N200 Billion Naira, according to the President, will be disbursed through three (3) new special intervention funds established to support Nigerian businesses.

On the Presidential Initiative on CNG, the President noted the “imminent rollout of these CNG-powered buses which will bring down the cost of transportation by as much as 50 percent.”

The President also highlighted the substantial increase in revenues accruing to the three tiers of government since the removal of the petrol subsidy.

“This means more funds are available to directly impact the lives of Nigerians through investments in critical infrastructure, social security, and other areas,” he said.

Other efforts of the apex government, aimed at bringing economic relief to Nigerians, include the commencement of negotiations, between the Federal and State Governments and organised labour, for a new minimum wage for the country; and the scaling-up of the social investment programme.

“For the poorest and most vulnerable among us, the Social Investment Programme, currently under review to reposition it for maximum impact, will support millions of households with direct cash transfers that will enable them to meet their basic needs.”

The President reiterated the gains of his administration’s robust investment drive: “Since we assumed office in May 2023, we have attracted $30 billion in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) commitments into the real sectors of the economy, including Manufacturing, Telecoms, Healthcare, Oil & Gas, and others.

President Bola Tinubu has challenged the notion that the Nigerian economy is in distress, highlighting the unprecedented opportunities for growth and development in the country.

The President said this when he delivered a speech at the Leadership Conference and Awards 2023, held at the Congress Hall of the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, on Tuesday.

“I should start by respectfully challenging the notion that the Nigerian economy is in distress. Distress suggests helplessness, being at the mercy of something we have no control over. But that is not the case here.

“We are in challenging times, no doubt, but these times have also been marked by unprecedented opportunities, to reset course and to build a new and sustainable economy, away from the rent-seeking and the waste that was once the order of the day,” Tinubu, who was represented by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, said.

This was contained in a statement released by the Special Assistant (Media) to the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Rabiu Ibrahim.

The President shared key initiatives and investment efforts by the administration to support Nigerian businesses, students, and vulnerable households, as well as to enhance food security and attract foreign direct investment.

Tinubu disclosed that intervention funds totaling N200 billion have been set aside to support Nigerian businesses; in addition to a new Federal Students’ Loan program and the Presidential Initiative on CNG.

The N200 Billion Naira, according to the President, will be disbursed through three (3) new special intervention funds established to support Nigerian businesses.

On the Presidential Initiative on CNG, the President noted the “imminent rollout of these CNG-powered buses which will bring down the cost of transportation by as much as 50 percent.”

The President also highlighted the substantial increase in revenues accruing to the three tiers of government since the removal of the petrol subsidy.

“This means more funds are available to directly impact the lives of Nigerians through investments in critical infrastructure, social security, and other areas,” he said.

Other efforts of the apex government, aimed at bringing economic relief to Nigerians, include the commencement of negotiations, between the Federal and State Governments and organised labour, for a new minimum wage for the country; and the scaling-up of the social investment programme.

“For the poorest and most vulnerable among us, the Social Investment Programme, currently under review to reposition it for maximum impact, will support millions of households with direct cash transfers that will enable them to meet their basic needs.”

The President reiterated the gains of his administration’s robust investment drive: “Since we assumed office in May 2023, we have attracted $30 billion in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) commitments into the real sectors of the economy, including Manufacturing, Telecoms, Healthcare, Oil & Gas, and others.

“Those investments have already started coming into the country. Just a few days ago, I was in Qatar on an official visit, where the Emir assured me that a senior government delegation would visit Nigeria after Ramadan, to begin taking action on some of the new investments they are looking at here. I have asked the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy to directly interface with the Qatari authorities to ensure that speedy progress is made.”

JagabanB:
A "healthy country" you say?
If the country was healthy, why did he lose the election?
If the country was healthy why was Abuja facing bómb bIasts?
I know a man who was caught in a bomb bIast in Abuja, he was flown to SA for surgery that lasted over 26 hours at a stretch before he recovered, tell those who got their jaws pulled out because of bomb bIasts that the country was healthy, tell those whose family members sank with the toilet seat into the ground and were evacuated folded into the toilet seat that the country was healthy.
Tell those civil servants working under State governments that were not paid for months that needed bailouts that the country was healthy.
Tell the family of Chibok girls that the country was healthy.
Some of u have short mèmóries or u just prefer propaganda.

Yamleg:
What do you do anytime your wife gets you pissed?
I just need people's take on this.
My wife doesn't often feel comfortable once she realises that she pissed me off.

Not eating her food means nothing to her.
Not engaging her in bed means nothing to her as well.
We can stay together without talking for more than 2 weeks

I'm just tired of the life I have subjected myself to through her. I'm fed up for real... It's been this way since ages.

What more can I do?

tollyboy5:
The comments above are the reason why many people visit nairaland to read comments.

These days you'll just see some nonentities with nothing in their head rushing to book space just to type rubbish.

Please if you belong to that category just let your comment be on second page so normal people can read sensible comments.

G00dharddick:
Damn!

I see massive pains loading from our SW brothers, they'll evade this thread and wail bitterly while comparing abia to Lagos which is a very large dirty slum.

Now imagine Abia having 24/7 electricity, the pains wil be too much for our SW brothers

Space131:
Yes Daddy is spilling Non,sen.se

900warriorz:
N'doshi
Awon ole
Barawo

But why Jonathan face dey extremely dark?

rapheal5:
All I want is southern and northern nigeria, igbo and yoruba need to unite but tribalism and religion won't let this work, that's why northern people feel superior..... And most online yoruba and igbo youth keep hating on each other, how do we convince the ignorant and illiterate in real life, when educated youth can't fight tribalism online....

DARLINGTON869:
Which is better...to continue to spiral into a horrible mess than before or to find a solution. I just don't get why we can't just keep sentiment aside for the good of all. I am Igbo. If I were to be sentimental or one sided, I would have been clamouring for Biafra on this forum day and night. But I know that secession is a dead on arrival move. So why can't we reason together and find a solution out of the horrible mess we are in. It is very obvious Tinubu is clueless as to how to fix Nigeria. Even if Peter Obi were to have won, it wouldn't have been a roller coaster for him. Agreed..The previous administration messed things up. But Tinubu must stop with the blame game and sort things out. If he can't fix things which is evidently the case everyday, then let's restructure the whole thing. If parliamentary system is what will save us, let's try it out.

PhantomProbe:
Does this gibberish negate the fact that it takes stupid people to reinforce stupid leadership?

PhantomProbe:
Una shamelessness dey make God wey create una surprise sef. U voted a failure like buhari, then followed with another failure, tinubu. Now u dey try pretend say una get discretion. Theres a saying that it takes stupid people to vote stupid leaders. No be me talk am. Google it.

Afospecialk:
We are sophisticated and not online mobs who praise politicians as Messiah

We voted Tinubu bcs we believed in his capabilities and he fails we don't hesitate to checkmate him.

That's Yoruba for you. We don't praise a failure as someone people do see a failure Pandora Obituary as their Messiah 🤣

Gadafii:
That they speak Yoruba and Hausa does not mean anything, anybody can speak any language

I have Igbo friends in Lagos here that speak Yoruba fluently.

In a multi lingual and multi cultural society like Nigeria, the father should be able to tell where the kidnappers are from either by tribal mark, body structure etc

onosbaba3310:
Good news at last❣️❣️!

Nice one💯💯💯💪🏼 now we are talking, not telling citizens to manage and the government officials will be spending unnecessarily💪🏼

Like I said, I will praise Tinubu when he does well and I will criticize him when he does bad, right now, he deserve the praises for this💯 kudos to him, I Wish he continues this good style, there are still alot of stuffs to do.

To the Tinubu's supporters, MY LOYALTY IS TO NIGERIA NOT TINUBU, PETER OBI OR ATIKU, I will praise any of them when they do something good in Nigeria and I will criticize them when they do bad, am not a blind supporter🙌🙌

God bless Nigeria🙏🏼🙏🏼