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This is Renew shege & people are already going nut in agbado region (SW), What will then happen when we get to Renew shege Promax🙄🤕🤕 |
Nbote:Oh you don't know how they roll? They wasted 8 yrs of Buhari attacking Igbos but end up putting Nigeria as the poverty capital of the world. Now the same pattern is been adopted by these kids & jugheads to make their shallow comments. If you want plenty of likes & support from poverty stricken brains just attack Igbos & her interest. |
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BREAKING: Major Protest Rocks SouthWest State As Residents Protest Hunger, High Food Cost [VIDEO] Some aggrieved Nigerians marched across the streets of Ogun State on Wednesday to protest the soaring cost of living under the APC government led by President TInubu.Most of the protesters called for the government to improve social welfare interventions to reduce hardship. From the viral videos, residents, youths and some market women, said the effort of the Tinubu-led government and the economic incentives were not enough to ease hardship. They also lamented the huge spike in the price of food items and commodities. https://newsdirect.ng/breaking-major-protest-rocks-southwest-state-as-residents-protest-hunger-high-food-cost-video/ Video; https://www.instagram.com/reel/CzGdEgotRnm/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
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Forget INEC, Forget IREV, forget BVAS. "Grab the power & run with it oo" if you want to win. Any dissatisfied voice should go to court. |
"The speaker reminded me that I have not taken salary for four months, and I will not take for the next four years. I have only one wife and three children and we can take care of ourselves." - Dr. Alex Otti, Abia State Governor
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Nigeria is among the nine countries expected to see its hunger levels worsening throughout the year, according to the latest Global Hunger Index (GHI). Apart from Africa’s biggest economy, the Index, a tool for comprehensively measuring and tracking hunger at global, regional, and national levels highlighted Afghanistan, Haiti, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Yemen, Burkina Faso and Mali as the other countries. “Many countries are experiencing severe hunger in 2023, with the situation expected to worsen throughout the year. Though circumstances in 2023 are not yet captured by the data in this year’s GHI scores, early warning resources indicate that many areas of the world are in crisis,” the index report said. It said while conflict and climate change are key drivers of these crises, economic downturns are an even more pervasive factor. “Nigeria ranks 109th out of the 125 countries with sufficient data to calculate 2023 GHI scores. With a score of 28.3 in the Index, Nigeria has a level of hunger that is serious.” According to the United Nations, food insecurity is the lack of consistent access to food, which diminishes dietary quality, disrupts normal eating patterns, and can have negative consequences for nutrition, health and well-being. And Nigeria’s food inflation has been accelerating since August 2019 and now at a faster pace since the country floated the naira and removed petrol subsidy amid high malnutrition and hunger levels in Africa’s most populous country. Food inflation, which constitutes 50 percent of the inflation rate, rose to 30.64 percent in September, the highest in 18 years, from 29.34 percent in August, according to the National Bureau of Statistics The rise in food inflation on a year-on-year basis was caused by increases in prices of oil and fat, bread and cereals, potatoes, yam and other tubers, fish, fruit, meat, vegetables and milk, cheese, and eggs. The World Bank, in its recent food security update, listed Nigeria among the countries to face catastrophic levels of food insecurity in 2023. According to the update released on June 29, acute food insecurity is expected to worsen in Nigeria, where 24.8 million people are projected to be acutely food insecure between June and August 2023, including 1.1 million people in emergency (IPC Phase 4) conditions. “Hunger and malnutrition are worsening and currently at an alarming rate. Most households now skip meals to survive,” Obi, who is also a lecturer at the Department of Soil Science, University of Uyo, said. Ayodeji Ebo, managing director/chief business officer at Optimus by Afrinvest Limited, said there are expectations that the pressures on inflation to persist, especially on the food component of the headline index “While September marks the commencement of the harvest season, the continued closure of the Niger border, insufficient rainfall in July and August, potential flooding warnings across 32 states, including the FCT, and the likely increase in petrol prices will push food inflation higher in the coming months,” he added. https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/nigeria-listed-among-countries-to-see-worsening-hunger-report/ |
Wait oo, is my eyes deceiving me. did i just read that Nigeria govt is paying these killers & terrorist 30,000 Naira every month to stop them from killing people. Kai, Nigeria don go ooo |
The only people not comfortable with Wike as FCT minister are those who claims they're "born to rule". |
Why is it difficult to call out the tribe involved in this act. I don't know why the Yorubas fear the Fulani tribe so much. If Atiku a Fulani man attack Tinubu, they'll leave him & his tribe & start attacking Obi & the Igbos who didn't say anything. I have never seen this kind fear fear before ooo |
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This way the Western & Northern region of Nigeria including Nairaland stereotypes the Igbos, you will think the Igbos are the cause of Nigeria backwardness. Nigeria has never & will never make progress with this animosity towards the Igbo tribe . Looting of the nation resources - they'll point at the Igbos, Crime- they'll point at the Igbos. Okay,agreed. Now let them go & stay on their own you said NO Who does that? That low life (ecolime) that is quoting me above should look elsewhere. I know if you want plenty of likes & accolades, the easiest thing is to attack the Igbos. If Igbo man achieve success they'll say he his a Nigerian, but if he his involved in crime which is not peculiar to the Igbo tribe, they'll start masturbating all around the internet. |
Three suspected members of the ISIS terrorists group were on Sunday night arrested in the Federal Capital Territory with three AK-47 rifles.https://dailytrust.com/3-suspected-isis-members-nabbed-with-rifles-in-abuja/ |
Naira Is Dead, Expert Predict N1,500/$1 In 1Q 2024 ....Govt policies destroy world's 2nd weakest currency. More hardship as Expert predict N1,500/$1 in 1Q 2024. https://www.nairaland.com/7871091/naira-dead-expert-predict-n1500
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....Govt policies destroy world's 2nd weakest currency. More hardship as Expert predict N1,500/$1 in 1Q 2024. In a dramatic slump that got the Nigerian masses gasping for breath from choking inflation since June 1, 2023, Nigeria’s currency, the Naira has been made to become the number two weakest currency in the world after its exchange for one dollar rises to as high as N1,000 The Ugandan Shelling ranks number 10 amongst weakest currencies in the world. Ugandan Shelling (UGX) exchanges a whopping UGX 3,741 to one dollar at the time of filing this report. Uganda, as with Nigeria is an oil, gold and coffee -rich country. The factors responsible for the failure of the UGX and the entire Ugandan economy are similar to those responsible for Nigeria’s naira failure and the near collapse of the country’s economy namely; a record of unstable economic growth, sizeable debt and political unrest. The American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had been quoted to have said that Uganda faced numerous political and economic challenges that could affect its future stability including explosive population growth, power and infrastructure constraints, corruption, underdeveloped political institutions and human rights abuses. The case of Uganda is similar to Nigeria’s in every facet. After President Bola Ahmed Tinubu removed the contentious fuel subsidy in May 29, 2023, and subsequently devalued the naira, the currency, Naira, has been battling for survival with its exchange rate to dollar rising to over N1,000 for one dollar at the parallel market. More harm to the Naira is the bitter truth that the dollar has become and remained the underground currency of the Nigerian economy, according to financial experts. These experts have also cautioned the government of Tinubu to work hard to stop the dollarisation of Nigeria and work aggressively on the nation’s exports, as well as arresting the criminality called round tripping. The devaluation of Naira, apart from having reduced the purchasing power of the average Nigerian, thereby increasing abject poverty in the land, many expert said that Naira would depreciate to lower than N1,500/$1 in first quarter of 2024. In the event of this possible further collapse of the Naira, experts said it would reduce the Nigerian currency lower on the ignominious list of weak currencies in the world. Nigeria’s currency, in the estimation of the financial analysts, would be required to be carried in sacks if they want to buy any valuable items. As the Naira collapse continues without abating, the brouhaha that has surrounded President Bola Tinubu’s Chicago State University’s certificate scandal is about to bury the Naira as feelers from the international community indicate that potential investors are extremely cautious of coming to Nigeria to do business because many of them are said to be afraid of what would become the end of the certificates forgery scandal. A financial analyst, Victor Chiazor, who is the Head of Research and Investment at FSL Securities Limited, said, “With regards to the economy at large, economic activity level is expected to remain muted as individuals and businesses continue to struggle with higher cost of living and operations”. Another analyst said that in the banking sector, the banks that are making FOREX gains as a result of the Naira devaluation will continue making more gain as the Naira continues to devalue, thus bringing uncertainty to the economy. For Tajudeen Olayinka the CEO of Wyoming Capital and Partners, “So long as we continue to have dollar liquidity challenge, so long we shall continue to see Naira depreciation and assets and liabilities revaluation difficulties among Nigerian businesses”. Olayinka said it was imperative that the government should work through possible solutions to restore external sector equilibrium and dollar liquidity. He advised Federal Government to step up its ongoing reforms in order to stabilize the value of the Nigerian currency. He also advised the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to allow exchange rates to converge by removing the well known source of divergence which he said are the 43 items on the list of FOREX restriction. He said the action may restore liquidity to the official FOREX market. https://tentaclenews.com.ng/2023/10/08/naira-is-dead/
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In a dramatic turn of events in Nigeria’s political landscape, Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 general elections, has filed fresh documents before the Supreme Court, levelling accusations of forgery and perjury against the incumbent President, Bola Tinubu. The crux of this new evidence, submitted by the former vice president, is rooted in the academic records of President Tinubu. These records were obtained from Chicago State University (CSU) and were handed over to Atiku following an order from an Illinois court in the United States of America. This order mandated the institution release the academic records, which Atiku has been avidly seeking in Nigerian courts to substantiate his claims that Tinubu forged a certificate purportedly obtained from CSU in 1979. This certificate was submitted to Nigeria’s electoral body, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), in connection with the 2023 presidential election. An anonymous member of Atiku’s legal team, when interviewed by PUNCH, confirmed that the academic records of President Tinubu had indeed been submitted to the Supreme Court. However, specifics about the content of the filing were not disclosed, underscoring the matter’s sensitivity. Atiku’s lead counsel at the tribunal, Chris Uche, hinted that the process was in progress, saying, “I am sure they are working on it. I will get back if I have any information on it.” Paul Ibe, a media consultant to Atiku, also confirmed that the fresh evidence would be filed before the midnight deadline on Friday, aiming to complement the grounds of appeal submitted earlier. In response to inquiries about the nature of the prayers contained in the fresh evidence, Ibe clarified, “The extra evidence or the new evidence, which has to do with the certificate that Tinubu submitted to INEC, based on the petition, the discovery, and deposition, will help. And that is not the only ground; our initial filing to the Supreme Court was on 35 grounds. The Chicago evidence is just extra evidence in support of the application.” While members of Atiku’s legal team, Chris Uche and Mike Ozekhome, confirmed the impending filing of new evidence, they declined to reveal its specific contents. Kalu Kalu, one of the counsels for Atiku, previously asserted during a press conference that President Tinubu had forged the certificate presented to INEC, citing discrepancies in the document’s details. Kalu pointed out that the certificate indicated a female name, suggested attendance at a school that didn’t exist then, and featured a different middle name than the one on Tinubu’s NYSC certificate submitted to INEC. Responding to these allegations, Tunde Rahman, an aide to President Tinubu, described Atiku’s actions as a politically motivated vendetta driven by an excessive desire for power. Rahman dismissed Atiku’s quest at the Supreme Court as a “wild goose chase,” contending that the former vice president was attempting to rally political and community leaders against Tinubu. As the legal battle intensifies, it remains to be seen how the Supreme Court will handle this new evidence and whether it will impact the ongoing proceedings. Critics argue that the timing and nature of Atiku’s claims raise questions about their legitimacy, while supporters maintain that these allegations deserve thorough examination. The Nigerian political landscape continues to be entangled in controversy and intrigue as the legal drama unfolds. https://businessday.ng/news/article/769299-atiku/ |
Tinubu & APC want to legalized impunity & criminality by asking Nigerians to accept Forge certificates. Never Atiku Submits New Evidence Against Tinubu In Supreme Court: https://www.nairaland.com/7868237/atiku-submits-new-evidence-against#126248845
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INEC should be made to cough out the humongous amount of money they deceived Nigeria to approved for them for BVAS technology |
This is just point The Southwest College transcript that Tinubu used to get admitted to Chicago State University belongs to a female. I had questioned the authenticity of the transcript because of the many errors in it, such as the date and social security number. We await what CSU has to say about this. This reality, though, seems to validate uncorroborated but long-standing whispers from the grapevine that Tinubu, who was allegedly born Lamidi Amoda [Yoruba Muslim domestication of Abdulhamid Ahmed] Sangodele in Osun State’s Iragbiji, stole the identity of a female Bola Adekunle Tinubu to go to America. |
ndidibabe:Ode, this is 12pm US time |
Tinubu cleared them out completely from Lagos & he his doing the same thing to them in Abuja. These Okada riders are mostly foreigners from Niger & Chad. Wike should send them back to their country, besides the presidential election the Northern politicians use them for is over. |
I have to check your profile to be certain before i comment & what you said is true. Haven't you seen the pattern from Buhari to Tinubu: If you want to be seen as doing something positive for the federation & country called Nigeria & to get favour or patronage from the governments, Just attack the Igbo race & everything they represent. Whatever you say ,write or do against the Igbos is a tonic & melodious music to their ears. "Whether its right or wrong, it doesn't matter as long as you're seeing doing things to them." Buhari made it a center point in his govt & end up plunging Nigeria into multi-dimensional poverty. Tinubu want to beat that record. So, don't be surprised bro... |
TemplarLandry:Which of them is fake, abi eye dey pain you?
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UAE visa ban lifted: That was a lie. Tinubu is the 1st African leader to ring the NASDAQ bell: Another lie Joe Biden will meet with Tinubu on the sidelines of UNGA, he is the only African leader he has requested to meet: Another lie!! |
UAE visa ban lifted: That was a lie. Tinubu is the 1st African leader to ring the NASDAQ bell: Another lie Joe Biden will meet with Tinubu on the sidelines of UNGA, he is the only African leader he has requested to meet: Another lie!! |
I was one of the best graduating student in Chicago University but i won't allow my results to be release. 😂😂😂
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I was one of the best graduating student in Chicago University ... Just the play 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Tinubu & APC want to legalized impunity & criminality by asking Nigerians to accept Forge certificates. Never