₦airaland Forum

TheFreeOne:
The 1963 constitution in terms of federalism, fiscal control, the distribution, management and control of resources is the best thing to have ever happened to this country.

Until we restructure, the country will keep going in circles of failures and injustices with no genuine development and sense of belonging of the various components within this geographical space of disunity that is fast tilting towards dissolution.

thebosstrevor1:
Facebook CEO Beg for Forgiveness For The way Social Media Have Been Used To Divide People

https://www.foxnews.com/tech/facebook-ceo-mark-zuckerberg-asks-forgiveness-for-ways-his-work-was-used-to-divide-people

MansoryMX:
Sense is far from this one! I don’t get you. Kindly repeat it again!

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thebosstrevor1:
Fulani crisis is just a political scam and plot for politicians to win elections in 2023. As long as security does not go to Red alert, fulani crisis is good for politicians, Miyetti Allah and also fulani herdmen.

The strategy is this, find a scapegoat, organise the people, tell the people about the scape goat, rally the people against the scape goat, tell them to protect themselves against the scapegoats then tell the people you can solve the scapegoat issue, tell the people you are the only solution, the people vote for you, you win, after winning, you dine with the leader of the scapegoat and then you pay off the scapegoat for their losses during your political game.

The fulani crisis is a political scam, at the end, the whole tax payers in Nigeria will pay Miyetti Allah for their losses in 2023 when a yoruba president is in power.

Note: The yorubas will promise the fulanis that they will pay for all their losses if they can vote for them.

Politics isn't a game of emotions, it is a strategic game. It is a win win game. No losers.

Simplyleo:
Propagated by ipob because Buhari is fulani.

Yet, they are still waiting for Atiku Abubakar to be their president.

Very confused pipu.

uptimumOne23:
Nothing like illegally detained, he's an Ipob miscreant that should have rot in jail.

Well sha.. with 8months and the watery beans they'd fed him should be enough to reset his empty brain

mu2sa2:
Nonsense. A "reputable" Nigerian firm should counter this with its findings ranking Lagos as it pleases it. After all, in situations like this there are always alternative facts.

thebosstrevor1:
Fulani militants are also not proscribe terrorists groups anywhere in the world.

The terrorism index isnt a cia or fbi report, it is an independent report.

thebosstrevor1:
Ipob are considered terrorist group because they are fighting to break away by attacking government infrastructures and killing military men

thebosstrevor1:
They said fulani militants not fulani herdmen.

thebosstrevor1:
Ipob militant group have killed more people than ever
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/nigeria-separatist-ipob-is-militant-terrorist-group/911499

thebosstrevor1:
You are a deceiver and a liar.

You posted articles and wikipedia links that has no meaning to give authority to your lies and deceit.

Below are the key facts in the research, Where was fulanis mentioned?

thebosstrevor1:
Where is the data, i thought you all claimed, it was from the fbi, cia report.

Show us the fbi and cia report.

thebosstrevor1:
That is an article from a newsmedia with no data.

They claim the fbi and cia wrote the report.

Where is the link to the cia and fbi site

thebosstrevor1:
Show us the CIA, INTERNATIONAL TERROR MONITORING AGENCY FBi report where it was written that fulani herdmen are the 4th most dangerous terrorists in the world.

FAKENEWS .

Stop writing emotional writeup without facts, i know you are in pains because of my writeup

thebosstrevor1:
Show us the CIA, INTERNATIONAL TERROR MONITORING AGENCY FBi report where it was written that fulani herdmen are the 4th most dangerous terrorists in the world.

FAKENEWS .

Stop writing emotional writeup without facts, i know you are in pains because of my writeup

Edusouls:
Your coming saved the country from total destruction, you are a worthy president baba, don’t mind legions of fools in Nigeria that doesn’t know there left from right

Vaughanlanrewaj:
Yes O!! I love you as much as I love our fatherland Nigeria . May God bless President Muhammadu Buhari with more wisdom and sound health to deliver excellent leadership and lead us aright at all times and situations. May God bless Nigeria my fatherland . visit www.freestuffsng.com for latest freestuffs in Nigeria.

The 2021 Global Peace Index ( GPI ) has ranked Nigeria 146 among 163 independent nations and territories , according to its level of peacefulness . Nigeria moved one step from 147 in 2020 , though it still ranked eighth among the least peaceful countries in Africa after South Sudan, Somalia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo , Libya , Central African Republic , Sudan and Mali .

In the report released yesterday , Nigeria finished with 2712 points and was graded low on the state of peace out of very high, high, medium , low and very low on the chart.

The GPI , produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace ( IEP ) , measures the state of peace in countries . It assesses countries in three domains, including the level of societal safety and security, the extent of ongoing domestic and international conflict and the degree of militarisation .

Describing the situation , the report said Nigeria continues to face challenges on both safety and security and ongoing conflict domains . The conflict between government forces and Boko Haram in the Northeast led to an estimated 1 ,606 people killed in 125 fatal incidents in 2020 , making an average of 13 deaths per violent event in the Boko Haram insurgency of last year .

“ Over the last year , the country has recorded further deteriorations in militarisation and ongoing conflict and an overall deterioration in peacefulness ,” the report added .

The data also recorded that civil unrest in sub -Saharan Africa rose by more than 800 per cent over the period with Nigeria accounting for the highest number of demonstrations and the most increase in civil unrest.

The 15 th edition of the GPI also measured the effect of the COVID -19 pandemic on peace . This looked especially at the impact of the pandemic, and in particular , how its economic consequences will increase the risk of severe deteriorations in peace over the next few years .

Civil unrest rose 10 per cent globally, driven by the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic caused a global rise in civil unrest and political insecurity, according to the GPI report. There were 14 ,871 violent demonstrations, protests and riots recorded globally in 2020 .

The report said COVID - 19 was a “ multiplying force ” in future political instability and civil unrest. It added the level of this unrest going forward is likely to hinge on the speed and effectiveness of economic recovery . Countries with less debt and higher levels of positive peace were more likely to recover faster.

Iceland remains the most peaceful country in the world , a position it has held since 2008 . It is joined at the top of the index by New Zealand , Denmark , Portugal and Slovenia. Mauritius is the most peaceful African country ranked 28 th, followed by Ghana ( 38 ) , Botswana ( 41 ) , Sierra Leone ( 46 ) and The Gambia ( 53 ).

Afghanistan remained the world ’ s least peaceful country in the world for the fourth year in a row, followed by Yemen , Syria, South Sudan and Iraq.

At the presentation of the report held virtually , Steve Killelea , CEO of the IEP said: “ There has been a very slight decrease in peacefulness in 2020 . That was mainly caused by an increase in the number of violent demonstrations and the levels of political instability . This year ’s results show that the average level of global peacefulness deteriorated by 0 .07 per cent , which is the ninth deterioration in peacefulness in the last 13 years.

“ Part of that was fuelled by lockdowns from COVID - 19 and the economic issues that followed . India , Eastern Europe and the United States showed the most deterioration on that level due to the rise in demonstrations over coronavirus- related restrictions. ”

2020 will be etched in human memory as the ‘ Year of Protests and Pandemic’. # EndSARS protest against police brutality in Nigeria reverberated across the world the same way the # BlackLivesMatter jolted the world in response to the George Floyd incident in the USA .

According to Killelea , the effect of the pandemic has been mixed . “ Initially , we saw a drop in the number of homicides and violent crimes as lockdowns were put in place . But that changed after a period of time . It is still too early to fully gauge the long -term effects of the pandemic on peace ,” he said .

In 2020 , the world witnessed almost 15 ,000 violent protests and riots . The damage it caused came with a hefty price of about $ 15 trillion or 11 . 6 per cent of the world ’s Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) . Among those, more than 5 , 000 were pandemic- related and were recorded between January 2020 and April 2021.

The economic impact of violence to the global economy in 2020 was $14 . 96 trillion in purchasing power parity ( PPP ) terms . This figure is equivalent to 11 .6 per cent of the world ’s economic activity or $ 1, 942 per person . The economic impact of violence increased by 0 . 2 per cent during 2020 .

This was mainly driven by an increase in global military expenditure , which rose by 3 .7 per cent , however, the economic impact of terrorism fell by 17 .5 per cent .

The $ 14 .4 trillion is equivalent to the entire economy of China . If humanity were to reduce violence by 10 per cent per annum, the savings of $ 1 . 4 trillion would equate to adding an economy the size of Russia or Brazil every year to the global fold .

During the onset of the COVID - 19 pandemic, 255 million full-time jobs were lost . However, among high-income countries , nations that operated with high levels of Positive Peace had the enabling environment to protect their workforces from the worst impacts of the pandemic.

According to World Bank estimates , the global economy shrank by 4 .3 per cent in 2020 , wiping out trillions of dollars , as countries already facing economic hardship sank further into debt . A report by Oxfam International estimates that it could take more than a decade for the world ’ s poorest to recover from the economic fallout of the pandemic.

Other key findings from the report are: There was an increase in military expenditure as a percentage of GDP for the second straight year , with 105 countries deteriorating on this indicator . Despite the overall deterioration on the safety and security domain , there were a number of indicators that improved , including the internal conflict and terrorism impact indicators. Deaths from terrorism have been decreasing for the past six years.

Edusouls:
Go find work first help urself before you tell a president to resign..

Buhari Asks Jonathan To Resign Over Insecurity

Rissamenti:
Sure. If you insist.

As of December 2020, the most recent official data available, Nigeria's public debt was $86.3 billion, of which ONLY 3.3 billion dollars is owed to CHINA.

https://qz.com/africa/1994765/how-much-debt-does-nigeria-owe-china/

So in terms of debt, Nigeria is pretty much OKAY.

We haven't over-borrowed by any stretch of the imagination. In fact many economists would say we are under-borrowed as a nation, and probably should take on a bit more debt to improve our international credit profile and standing.

Disorder is a huge impediment for growth, costing the economy $10.3 billion in 2020 — more than the federal government’s total revenue that same year, according to official estimates. Without key reforms, Nigeria’s economy will remain anemic, expanding little more than 2% this year and next, still below the population growth rate, according to the International Monetary Fund.

In the meantime, the government is living on borrowed money, with debt service costs eating up over 80% of its revenue.

“This could end up in an external debt default if things don’t change,” said Charlie Robertson, global chief economist with Renaissance Capital, an emerging and frontier markets investment bank.

blowjohn:
U have shown how poverty ridden they are by ur links already

Poverty Capital

The economy has yet to recover from the oil crash of 2014, and is unlikely to do so anytime soon, meaning its population will continue to out pace economic expansion adding more poor to what is already the poverty capital of the world. Over 90 million people live in penury, more than India, which has a population seven times greater.

Almaigaa:
Lies.
The guy is one of those unknown gunmen

blowjohn:
But india a a concoction of the most perverse homo sapiens.
A country of full time rapists, cow worshipers, and corrupt elements.
Just watch a typical Indian prank video and check out how local the people there are.
Useless country.

thebosstrevor1:
You dont pay for rights, rights are natural.

Once you pay to have access to a rights, it is no more a right.

Pls stop confusing ngo created rights with natural rights

Human rights organisations are all funded, argueing with do anyone good.

Food, clothing, water, sanitation, education are not rights, you pay to have access to them.

They can only be a right when they are provided for free.

It is your right to own property after you have bought it, you cant go and take someone property and claim it all because you have a right to property.

Human rights are moral principles or norms for certain standards of human behaviour and are regularly protected in municipal and international law.

The doctrine of human rights has been highly influential within international law and global and regional institutions. Actions by states andnon-governmental organisations form a basis of public policy worldwide.

The United Nations (UN) is the only multilateral governmental agency with universally accepted international jurisdiction for universal human rights legislation.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights ( UDHR ) is an international document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly that enshrines the rights and freedoms of all human beings.

thebosstrevor1:
Apart from the Tunisian government, the rest are NGOs that fundings from big corporations ...big corporation influences them.

thebosstrevor1:
You means "rights" created by corporations to make money.

Rights are natural laws.

You don't pay to get right, if you are paying to get something it is no more a right.

thebosstrevor1:
Note: When people say the internet is your human right, i laugh, how can you be paying to use your " human right"

“I am expecting the National Bureau of Statistics to show the reality on ground in terms of the situation for this month. The international community has its own way of collating its statistics, and it is more realistic to what is on ground than what our government is saying. I think the international statistics of the World Bank is more realistic.