₦airaland Forum

Failure44:
∆ Good afternoon house, I'm 21 years and still a virgin. I'm not happy at all even tho am a handsome guy, So I have decided to try this sex thing through an ashawo but am shocked at the prices am seeing on coded runs.
I was budgeting 50k for over night but on checking the site am seeing 100-150k.
People actually pay these prices?
And please I need the link to the ashawo peer barlour telegram.

Go out there on the streets to protest your situation. Take your problem to those who can help relieve your hardship.

Dawooo:
Please listen to me my brother and Sister remain blessed Amin Amen

Please get the fk away!

sIfioksq:
∆ Obasanjo's leadership was a breath of fresh air for Nigeria, no doubt! Just imagine the progress we could have made if he had the chance to continue. His vision and experience are unmatched.
∆ We need more leaders like Baba Iyabo who understand the complexities of our nation and can navigate them wisely. Those were days of hope!

That was obviously because it was preceded by military rule. We had no better benchmark against which to measure his government.

2. Stop recycling the same old thieves! Save your lives and the futures of your children from the same damage that ruined yours.

commoditiesnig:
■ Lol.. You must be joking! Foreign sponsors (organizations & individuals) funding a potential uprising. You don't know thats tantamount to TREASON. The so called protest failed from day it was conceived. Know this & know peace

Nigerians in the diaspora who have been propping up your economy all this while are now foreign sponsors deserving of death?

Fela talk am say una be zombie so e no go benefit me to allow myself be rattled by this kind of stewpidity wey be una lives!

ceejayluv:
■ No mind the slowpoke.... If he knows how many billions of dollars that Nigerians in diapora remit home every year, he wouldn't be asking that.

Upon all the propping up those billions dey do, the politicians eat that and everything else that belongs to the people. Yet this moronicus dey here dey ask me how many Nigerians I have helped. I no blame people who reason as he does because Fela talk am say dem be Zombie!

Vision101:
■ You should demonstrate what you preach. You are in another land built by several years of sacrifice by others. You are just enjoying what you didn't labour for.
Nigerians are now making such sacrifices and your solution is to use the standard of what you didn't know how it was built to criticize and judge us. No solution.

LOL... let me humor you some. I vote, and I protest. I even protested during the "We are the 99% " rally some years ago. I have worked collecting signatures for petitions, and done work in food banks, etc. I even protested naked for the rights of the people at one point.

If you are asking if I live up to what I preach to Nigerians, there is no question at all about that. But if you are asking if I should leave my home and life here to travel down to Nigeria to protest for people, then Mr. I believe you need your head examined for even pretending that is a correct thought to have. As a matter of fact, a lobotomy would serve you better than keeping that brain of yours as is.

Abee79:
■ We're still saying the same thing. He go desperate and couldn't hide it. Still, he was one President that seemed to know what he was doing. The rest were clueless and it just kept getting worse 😔💔💔

We are not saying the same thing! The man came into government with the "Emilokan" mentality, and he hit the ground running with exactly that too. Obasanjo left only after satisfying that very urge of his.

Abee79:
Nah! He got greedy towards the end and became blinded by ambition. He used EFCC as his attack dog and launched a campaign of vendetta against perceived enemies. It was good that he left when he did 🤐

Towards the end, are you kidding me? The man was in from day one to get his chance at the Nigerian cake.

Please stop with these many attempts at rewriting history. It is disgusting

Asonaijaaso:
In hindsight, a third term for Obasanjo could have provided the continuity and stable leadership necessary to consolidate the gains of his first two terms. It could have safeguarded Nigeria from the economic recklessness and policy inconsistency that followed. While extending a presidential term is fraught with risks, the alternative—demonstrated by the successive administrations—has arguably been far more detrimental.
In conclusion, Obasanjo’s third term might have been the lesser of two evils, offering Nigeria a chance to cement its economic reforms and stave off the fiscal irresponsibility that has characterized its political landscape since his departure. The missed opportunity for sustained progress and stability is a poignant reminder of the critical importance of competent leadership.

Stop with the recycling of thieves for crying out loud.
A thief is a thief... there is no such thing as a better thief. You all ought to know this by now but clearly, it seems a lot of you have left the realm of logical reasoning a long time ago.

Anunakeeh:
■ Price of bag of ricce MUST be returned to 10,000 Naira. Dollar back to 200 Naira. Fuel back to 185 Naira Minimum wage 100,000 Naira. Implementation of regional government. Both federal and state universities school fees must not exceed 30,000 Naira. Reform all security agencies. All high cost of commodities will die a natural death when you implement the points above.

The Kakistocrats in government today cannot accomplish any of the above. You would need to impeach them all and replace them with a government controlled by the people of Nigeria to get any of your demands met. The recent attacks from those in government against Nigerians seeking to protest the handling of the economy by the establishment is clear proof of this fact.

Celestialsword:
▶ Prevention is better and cheaper than cure.Dont think you're smarter

Prevention via fear-mongering? If that boy were to die right today while traveling via those terrible roads, what would you say he would have presented by this act clearly induced by panic?

Vision101:
■ Kobo... you live abroad. How many Nigerians are you helping out. Abi na only to criticize in Niaraland.

What kind of imbecilic question is that?

▶ Why would I be helping Nigerians when that is entirely the job of their government?
▶ Do I have Nigeria's money and /or mandate or what?
▶ Was I elected by the Nigerian people to serve in such a role?

I mean why do you people ask the dumbest questions ever?

Onyi90:
■ I'm currently in a bus from Lagos to PH and I ask the young boy I'm sharing a sit with why ishe's traveling to PH and what he shared broke my heart.
He said he's based in PH with the family, and work with his aunty in Lagos but due to the tension and perceived threats & aggression towards Easterners because of the protests, the aunty feels is better he returns to the family until after the protest.
And I came to the understanding that alot of people are currently relocating their family from Lagos until after the protest.
It's terrible situation. Chai
Mod please I said you should go and confirm this, why did you delete the first I posted 😡
NB: I have respectfully modified it .

Nonsense! This is the same mindset of those who emigrated back to the East right after the June 12th, 1993 protest. The fear-mongering hoard claimed they were escaping what they said was tension, perceived threats, and aggressions back then too. Guess what? Nothing happened after they left.

I lived in Lagos at that time and can report that nothing of what they feared happened. After the protests, everyone went back to their lives as though nothing had happened. It was the Northerners who had reason to fear but everyone went back to their regular lives.

dre11:
■ The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has commenced investigations into the bank accounts of some individuals and organisations allegedly sponsoring the planned nationwide protest,…

This is clearly a violation of the right of the people to assembly, and freely protest. Where are the rights lawyers in Nigeria? This is a great time for them to step up and make a name for themselves by going against the Government's abuse of power.

vowiski:
There is no rocket science here, Tell the people you are re-introducing fuel subsidy at 50% , let people buy fuel at N350/400. Nigerians will be patient to see what you have done with the other 50% the government takes. How do you drop a policy , then start to think how to make the policy work. Nigerians even tried to be patient for 1 year.. This madness will not happy anywhere. What is the government doing for the people if they take off all subsidies ?

Una no like the Nigerian people at all, at all! This government claimed it removed subsidy yet as of today it has paid about Naira 900,000,000,000 in subsidies for the same PMS. If the same government goes to increasing that amount in order to bring fuel back down to Naira 350/400 as you suggest, don't you see that at that point, it would tell you that subsidy cost has risen to about Naira 3,000,000,000,000(Naira 3 trillion).

Please wake the fuckup, you are dealing with incompetent criminals— the worst Nigeria has to offer— and they can't give you a solution that will work for you, no matter how much they try. It's against the very vein of these people to come up with a suitable solution for anything.

patrickmuf:
I was not in support of the protest but now, I am 100% in...

Dem dey sell una rice for south but na the same rice dem dey dash am for free to northerners in the North. Don't you see that this government discriminates your sufferings?

blowjohn:
These palliative measures are not the answer. Bring down price of fuel. U will eat rice and still cannot pay for fuel and electricity. Repair our refineries abeg

The rice na free to northerners but at a price to southerners. No be disrespect be that?

izubext007:
One of the organizers of the planned protest scheduled to take place on August 1st was arrested in his house on monday in Osun state. The arrest was carried out by the DSS relying on an intelligence gathered by angency.

What is the name of this organizer? Hunger? Tinubu's ineptitude? Who?

FuglyGurl:
Sokoto-based Islamic cleric Shiekh Bello Yabo says President Bola Tinubu disclosed to clerics and traditional rulers that he bought his way to the presidency.
In a video of one of his sermons, Mr Yabo said Mr Tinubu disclosed this when he met clerics and traditional rulers at the villa last week.
“Tinubu has really impressed me; he invited all the traditional rulers from the North, West and East and told them bluntly that ‘I bought this seat I’m on with money’,” Mr Yabo said.
He added, “Tinubu has never impressed me like now for coming out to tell the naked truth. Whoever pays the piper dictates the tune; isn’t Tinubu telling the truth?”

A cleric impressed by an admission of corruption? Wow..🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐

NLCreator:
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Nigerian government needs to be made to account for every kobo it haa spent from all of the loans it has taken out. Imagine using Nigeria money to pay for what is obviously political nonsense.

Beremx:
∆ Kobo, Nigerians can still manage 40k bag of rice even if two people can share the bag. The problem now is people who really need the rice might not have access to it.

Not a lot of people have even Naira 5000 to their name as we speak. Why do you think the rice is being handed out for free in the Northern States? It is because of this sheer reality which is the vast majority cannot afford even 1/20th of that cost. The reason the North is being prioritized in such a way must already be clear to anyone at this point. The government fears northerners than southerners.

Lumarstone:
This is a lawyer with a right thinking faculty.

These are the kain lawyers Nigerians need right now for a revolution to succeed.

Mazist:
A lawyer and rights activist, Olukoya Ogungbeje has instituted a fundamental right enforcement suit against the Federal Government and the security agencies in the country, over alleged move to stop the proposed ‘hunger protest’, scheduled to hold between August 1 to 10, 2014.
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Na this kain action Nigerians suppose back abeg!

Beremx:
Why not open borders for rice importation? How many people will have access to buying rice at 40k?

Another stampede loading...

How many people can afford Naira 40,000 at this point in time? This change would have made sense right before the Nigeria fell in value and people started having to dig deep into their savings to survive. At this point in time many don't have money at all to spend. So what does 40,000 a bag mean to them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59v89dfFd80?si=sOxrMpymhP_K0D1T

Earlylove:
Better. Intervention like this is what the people need
There is still more to be done

This is what they need,abi? Dem dey mortgage una future for Naira 40,000 bag of rice. You don ask them how they are able to get bags of rice for that price? No be Nigeria money dem dey use subsidize that rice, money wey dem no fit again use to improve infrastructure and even boost the life of people?

After you chop the rice finish, hope it will magically refill itself since the unemployment, inflation... all the other problems that exist today... will continue unresolved.

press9jatv:
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria In Kwara
Venue: Ibrahim Sulu Gambari Road
Time: 7am
August 1st 2024.
#DaysOfRage

Make una match to government and local government offices ooh. All of them are to blame.

Bridget95:
Open the motherfucking border and allow food to flood the markets. People are dying of hunger and can't afford 3 square nutritious meals.
Old grand papa ,do something and stop peeing in your diaper each time you hear protest.

How many of those people get money left over to buy the food? After spending much of what they have buying at the ridiculously high prices, how much is left over?

CyrusVI:
They extended the deadline three times. It's definitely not about the protest. It's even harder to ask them to extend it this time again after the first three. Victim mentality is shit, we should learn to do away with it

The deadline is for the 31st of July; it isn't the 31st of July yet. Today is just the 29th. The companies are at fault. Class action lawsuit should be loading by this point. 😁

Bendeco2020:
Please, for southerners that based in the north. If there's a way you can travel out before that day do that soon, maybe go to Abuja if you have a friend or relation there. The protest will be violent in the north leading to crisis.

How exactly do you know this for sure?