₦airaland Forum

PDPGuy:
Why has the Naira crashed to N735 - $1

Ibime:
The way things are going, Tinubu will sponsor unknown gunmen in SE on election day. I can swear by it

donjazet:
Once in a while I like to take a break from here and chill. It's usually exhausting once I start.

Anyways, to your question, The truth is, I rarely vote based on just who candidates are or even their capacity. I vote based on what they represent.

And yes, even with the failure of this administration, if I went back to 2015,I would still vote the APC, because for the health and growth of our democracy, it was extremely essential to dislodge the ruling party, the PDP who are that time were really supreme across the entire nation.

Those were the days I truly admired Tinubu and Buhari for at least giving us credible opposition.

If the APC had lost the 2015 elections, the coalition would likely not have stood as we've seen that even as they won, part of that coalition still broke off.

I look at other African countries and I see how one party or one candidate remain in power for 40-50 years without any hope of things changing any time soon. Some of them transfer presidency from father to son. I think Cameroon is on that path now.

APC's emergence really helped in the growth of our countries democracy. 2 big parties emerging means that both would not want either to rig the elections and you can see that it's looking ever likely that we might just have a very credible election for the first time in Nigeria's history.
So as I said earlier, I vote based on what the candidate represent.

But after all is said and done, we still come back to the fact the credible opposition which we entrusted with leadership have failed woefully.

Every single hope we had projected on Buhari and Tinubu has fallen flat on its face. All the problems they promised to solve have quintupled in size. Corruption has ballooned tremendously. Just look at the subsidy issue whose price has only continued to increase.
Look at the poor investments in our healthcare.
Look at the decaying security infrastructure around the country.

Every single promise they made, they have failed.
There was a tweet I just came across I was moved to tears because it took me back to when I was in love with Tinubu. The man looked so sharp and promising. I overlooked every single negative vice thrown at him because nigeria desperately needed an alternative. Very unfortunate they failed.

The APC-TINUBU-Lamba 👇👇👇
Tinubu na Agbero pic.twitter.com/fi37tSaKI0

— Victor Ó Victor (LP) (@Vic2mine101) August 24, 2022

And that is why we are trying something new. I support labor party and Peter Obi today, but when they when and don't perform as expected, we turn on them. That's democracy.
Labor party symbolizes an end to political apathy in Nigeria. A win for labor party symbolizes a change in the political consciousness of this country.

A party with 5000 votes growing to more than 10 million in 4 years would be a modern miracle and we're well on that path.
Labor winning ushers in an era of accountable politics in Nigeria.
So yes, once again we project our hopes and dreams of a prosperous country on an intellectually astute figure. A humble, articulate and masterful organizer. Say of Peter Obi what you will but that this man has SINGLEHANDEDLY rallied a national movement is an achievement of its own. History would be very kind to him.

donjazet:
Funny enough, yes!
I will explain in details much later.

donjazet:
Funny enough, yes!
I will explain in details much later.

reccy:

If you can complete your degree and go through graduate degree route might be the most straightforward.

Till when bro? When no hope for ASUU strike now?

You probably need to focus on your present studies (in order to get great grades) and scholarship/academic threads and websites. Investigate getting a graduate scholarship and japaing or if it is possible to restart your degree with a scholarship (very tough to do this second one i think).

The grade is fine. No problem with that and to restart no be problem.... Shebi I sha ti Japa? Whatever it takes, we die with it at worse.

Get in touch with people you know with similar circumstances who successfully made the transition. Get a composite picture from different people and then start making moves BUT keep a good eye on your grades at all times
This is the tough one.... I wish!!!

donjazet:
Make God just help us, let this dream become a reality. Let these evil powerful men know that the we the masses have a voice.

genius43:
If I am not Knowledgeable I wouldn't have answered you but let's wait for more knowledgeable people to speak. Not like I have anything to gain or lose.
Some of you think I work for Xiaomi but it is far from that. Those that know where I work wonder how I am even still able to show my face here.

A one v one comparison will tell you they are worlds apart but we wait like you said we should.

genius43:
30k in the current dollar - naira rate is not significantly higher to be honest. So the RN10s is just perfect for you. Because even the Redmi 10c is marking the 100k price point. Better decide fast.

kcmichael:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2022/07/27/2023-rivers-pdp-asks-court-to-kick-out-apc-candidates/

NwaNimo1:
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]A president cannot be telling us he has no concern for the exchange rate. Its a major concern because we currently are importing virtually everything

We cannot automatically transform overnight and start producing. There ought to be balances while the transition takes place

Dangote promised to finish his refinery years ago, and till now, na postponement upon postponement. Exchange rate is really affecting that project.

Tinubu misyarn for that one abeg[/color]

Kloppo:
Only dark souls and evil people want a continuation of APC and those who brought this present govt into power....

Heartstrings:
Yes!!!!??

User09:
Kofimoses....lol

What do you have to say about Ghana's imminent debt default. I was looking at some data yesterday and you guys Debt to GDP is one of the highest in the world at 85%.

Infact your 5 year CDS spread is around 21%. The future economic outlook of your country is really bleak and this is putting it mildly.

Interesting how you are most worried about our political dynamics

Oasis007:


No Question I asked nau. Who is K O Tinubu again?

raumdeuter:
50K youth recruited into the army is 50K youths denied BokoHaram, ESN, Bandits and other petty criminals

Tinubu said he had a slip of tongue and used 50K instead fo 50M. So what exactly is the problem

Theflint1:
Was it mentioned in error or he just didn't know what he was saying? I included the context of his speech to show it wasn't like some slip of the tongue.

“Recruit 50 million youths into the army, take away from their (the insurgents)recruitment source,” he said.

If Nigeria has a 50 million-man army that's pretty much its entire youth population, Boko Haram and all other insurgents are automatically starved of recruits. The insurgents are defeated and so is every other aspect of the Nigerian state.

There is a certain logic to what Tinubu said, it's the consequence that wasn't thought out.

kingBolton:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/452289-tinubu-clarifies-statement-on-50-million-youths-recruitment-into-armed-forces.html

Kloppo:
Endeavour to FACT CHECK all what awon Ara ibi say and let them quote their source and not just "believe me bro,I no fit lie give you"...

kingBolton:
50,000
He corrected himself later.