₦airaland Forum

helinues:
What we are expecting to read is Army have defeated the terrorists, all this will shall na familiar lyrics

Honestly since Lai Mohammed said they have been technically defeated, I stopped paying attention

3exe3:
ransom payment can be a means to track down those grps.It depends on the military and its readiness. Besides an attack to a ransom can lead to loss of a hostage.

Before people pull something this big, do you think they don't have inside people that feeds them info?

[quote author= post=129199904]Concrete is a stronger material and can withstand heavier loads and harsher weather conditions.
It also does not soften in high temperatures like asphalt can, which can lead to cracks and potholes.
However, if repairs are needed, they can be more expensive and time-consuming for concrete roads.[/quote]Concrete crack overtime. Eg pillars of buildings

ManirBK:
There is massive looting of palliatives grains and other stuff just now in Birnin kebbi Kara Market. The remaining palliatives grains means for peaple were diverted or sold to Marketers in Birnin kebbi.

The shops in Kara Market where the palliatives were hide and kept were attacked by some angry youth with looters making away with foodstuffs and other items.

Armed policemen on guard duty at the market fired gunshots in the air and chased away the youth. For me, the officials that diverted the palliatives should be arrested and prosecuted

Who diverted the grains

Is it government officials or private citizens?

AntiChristian:
Suhanallah!

What a mind crusher!

He shouldn't change those kids name from his!

If the kids real father wants to change the name, there is nothing he can do

helinues:
You just confirmed ransom was paid.

How much? That's what you guys are not interested in telling us and we go eventually know

There is no way of knowing. Only if a government official spills, which is highly unlikely

Like play like play, people don dey forget say him get blokus

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God1000:
This is not surprising at all, but as far as I'm concerned, elections did not take place in Russia.


Just call it another coronation of Putin to extend his 24-year rule, he eliminated his major opponents and manipulated everything and everyone in his favor

They have their own yakubu

Putindbutt:
Wailers, Dr Ruby, an Obident member has just collected agbado and put it inside her pocket. suffer no dey tire you?

Whomever counters your narrative is an obidient? No chance the person is an atikulator

wediehere1:
All IPOB terrorists deserve to die this way

What made him an iPod terrorist.
Did he engage in terrorist activities?

Segadem:
They lack vission

Not vision but wisdom

Isokiscool:
Who dash obi presidency,Obi is a failure and he remain a failure

Where is he a failure. Heading a very large bank (Fidelity), being governor from little known political party against all the odds and godfathers, opening his shopping malls in different parts of the country. Man is raking huge amount each day from his businesses and he is a failure? What is your definition of success

Ballzproblem2:
I don't know why people waste their time on questions like this ,the answer won't help you just hustle hard enjoy yourself till the nature calls.

The point is the OP needs understanding.
Work hard, make money, enjoy yourself to what end

clearcrystal:
I've been using SLTV decoder since September 2023.
With 5k monthly subscription, you will watch all the S sport channels and more.

Is it good?

Raise your hands if you do not believe a single politician in this country

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opamoses1:
Ghana, Cameroun, Chad, and Ivory Coast are crude oil producing countries.

Show Libya Egypt Angola

Pristine664:
Lol.... This "saint" too is from the South East where the messiah of Nigeria must come from according to Obidients.

He is an APC man. APC only produces demons

Lifestone:
So he should leave the gap between official rate and the black market? I sincerely wants to hear your approach, because I'm with the government on this
Educate me please

The gap between official and black market has always been minimal, every country in this world has official and black market.
Floating the economy means letting the market forces determine exchange rate and this just proves that our GDP is very low so is our MPS
Imagine if this was done by Jonathan and our economy took this huge nose dive, just imagine what the opposition would be saying right now

Jennyclay:
Puke!!

Sharing toilet with over 13 people is so irritating .

Ehyaa! You don’t have money to rent decent apartment. Sorry!

People are really suffering in this country. May God help you struggling and broke men!

Go back and read again, the places he found are not in ideal location

muykem:
I remember Lagos state did thesame thing last year but it was criticise on social media.

Well, let's watch and see how they'd react to the governor's decision

[quote author= post=128472887][/quote]Port Harcourt peeps very treacherous

RenaissanceGuy:
Why does he donate to only schools and hospitals in the SE??

He also donates to North Central and South south

Sirchiboy:
Last week I started bolt with fuel of 25k.
After all the drive.
My net income after bolt commissions was 20k.
I lost 5k.
On Sunday I bought fuel of 30k and the thing had enter reserve already and my net income after bolt commission is 26k.
Losing 4k already.
I think I have to give up

Or perhaps electric car

DeLaRue:
During Buhari's government, Nigeria, through the CBN, was spending according to some estimates, more than $12billion per year to maintain 2 exchange rates N440, and I think N570 to a dollar.

That $12 billion dollars was effectively a subsidy.

By the time Buhari left, Nigeria had just about $3.5 billion in its account. It is from that amount that we have to pay our debts and pay for imports of goods.

As you can see, Nigeria no longer had the $12 billion dollars required to keep naira/dollar rate at less than N600. So the current government had no choice but to give up on trying to subsidise the naira.

If Atiku or any other candidate had won, they would have had no choice than to follow the same path.

It is like buying a BMW when you had money. If you no longer have money to maintain it, what do you do, you give it up. No be so?

Your friends and neighbours who see you taking Okada will call you stupid for giving up such a beautiful car. But, younno longer have know what they don't know - you no longer have the money to maintain the car.

This is exactly where Nigeria is at present.

They had wrong thinkings, floating the economy was a wrong move and he can't go back now because he would be mocked.
Before floating a currency, you consider your GDP and your MPS.
Do you know the MPS of Nigeria?

Nobody don talk 2 odd

Well done bro

Ttalk:
Good for the economy.

A government that is bold enough to remove subsidies should not be afraid of any backslash that may arise from any measure to save the naira.

Let all remittances be converted to the naira equivalent so the government can have enough dollars for people doing genuine business in need of dollars.

All domiciliary accounts with idle dollars should be taxed.

Commot eye for person money, go hustle your own

Hello my good nairaland family. I just wanted to open this thread to voice a little of business frustrations.

Customers come to the market to buy goods, you give them original one at a cost effective price, they will complain that it is too much. They will say they want the one of reduced quality which will be able to match the amount they brought to the market.

When they go into the streets to sell, and people don't like the ones of reduced quality then they will say Igbo people sells fake. They will never say they are the ones that requested for lower quality materials to match their money. It is very frustrating.

Example someone wants iPhone 14 pro max at 80,000 naira. Tell me how that is possible. When you tell Chinese manufacturers that customers complain because of the costs, then they'll produce the ones that can be affordable for the wholesalers/retailers.

Later the same funny people will say you are selling chinko product.


People will say Nigeria should ban second hand clothes. How many people can afford to buy brand new ones. E.g. average Nigerian population take less than ₦30,000 per month.
And if the person has minimum of 3 children, can the person afford to buy brand new top of ₦7,000 and Jean of ₦8,000 for one child?

How many clothes will the person buys and for how many children, before their salary finishes.
Thanks God for second hand/ bend down select that costs about ₦500. Then the person would be able to buy at least moderate amount from their salary for their children.

It is not easy for business people out there. Dollar goes high spoiling profit. People always ask, how does rise in dollars affect cost.
Easy you can't buy more if you don't raise prices.
E.g you sell goods at ₦300 when dollar is $950. When dollar rises to $1450, if you don't raise your prises, you can't buy another because it is not even up to cost price,
Then the goods come to Nigeria, you pay huge amount in import duties and taxes, cost of transportation from Port to your place of business, settling agbero and then people still want you to sell ₦300. How?

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