₦airaland Forum

okpouman:
It is not about what people were taught but what they experienced, people had grandparents and parents who knew life before the colonialist you know

okpouman:
It's not about self loathing, why do people like you not talk about the indigenous subsaharan African culture and states but always focus on some so called black people outside

okpouman:
The moors were not West African, stop the lies.

These moors were Muslims ,even if they were black, their knowledge wasn't indigenous because they were Muslims

BlackViper:
I keep wondering why NL always allows blatantly false and deluded content like this.

I hope they know that even free speech has limits

motymop:
Love to claim other people culture

aribisala0:
Black does not have to mean our kind of black

There are indigenous black people in Australia Papua New Guinea India etc
Genetically they are more related to Asians than to us often they are very dark but have different hair

Even in Africa there are some differences

These one in Taiwan may have had those Chinese eyes

FreeIgboho:
But it doesn't make historical sense. When did black people conquer Taiwan??

Jostoman:
Na APC people dey push that nonsense propaganda.

cjfavour:
Ghana economy is better than Nigeria economy no thanks to clueless emilokan govt and his wack economic policies. When Ghana economy was bad, ghanians protested and shouted more than Nigerians. Most of them left their country to Nigeria till Nigeria started deporting them just as they’re doing to Nigerians now so it’s not a bad thing to criticize a government that’s not doing well and it’s not a hate. Even if the people hates a govt due to it’s policies, it’s still the duty of the govt to make his people to love him. If a govt can’t get his people to love him, he’s a failure bcs he’s there for the people and it’s the people that will return him to office. He shouldn’t believe on his ability to buy the soul of the people with money. Govt should care about his people first.

Kukutente23:
You checked his profile to get something to cancel him but came back with nothing and had to attack his faith.
Shame on you

mannobi:
The Agulu container economist is still confused about the Nigerian economic reform

youngsahito:
they should come and grow the food on your head? Do you provide land and farming tools while the people rejected it. Always think wee before you type in social space.

He continued: “The macroeconomic conditions in Nigeria showed notable improvements in the period under review, including a relatively stable naira, improved foreign exchange liquidity and easing inflationary pressures.

“The Central Bank of Nigeria maintained the Monetary Policy Rate at 27.5% to anchor inflation expectations, contributing to a moderation in the headline inflation to 22.2% in June 2025.

“The naira held steady, closing the period at N1,530/US$ (December 2024: N1,535/US$). This backdrop helped to enable our improved business performance and set a more supportive context for increased long-term investments.”

Additionally, he said: “We achieved robust and broad-based revenue growth across voice, data, digital, and fintech segments. Service revenue increased by 54.6% YoY, supported by strong demand and the full effect of the price adjustments.

“Cost pressures were mitigated through the revised IHS tower lease agreement, relative naira stability and sustained progress in our underlying expense efficiency initiatives.”

Rexymania:
Mtcheeeew.

This is not about MTN alone, others (glo,Airtel. Etc) will benefit from this

FreeIgboho:
"My side" IS in powerr!!

Softmirror:
Are you hungry?

FreeIgboho:
Did anybody tell them that the masses are hungry?

The positive and regulatory environment—characterised by improved forex availability, relative stability of the currency, and supporting policy reforms—boosted MTN Nigeria's performance in the half-year ended June 30.

The positive environment include new tax legislation that goes into effect in January 2026, which MTN Nigeria said yesterday give a stable basis for operational execution and long-term investment.

Nigeria accounts for a great deal of MTN Group revenue from the 16 markets in which it operates, and it has 297 million customers across Africa, making it the continent's largest telecom operator....

Karl Toriola, MTN Nigeria CEO, commented on the company's performance by saying: “We are excited by the progress made in the first half of 2025, reflecting the successful execution of the strategic priorities we previously communicated to the market.

“Building on the momentum from the first quarter, we delivered strong growth in service revenue for the period under review.

“This was driven by robust demand for our services, proactive customer value management and price adjustments, mainly in Q2.

“In reinforcing this growth, we accelerated investment in our network to enhance capacity, coverage and quality of experience.”

He continued: “The macroeconomic conditions in Nigeria showed notable improvements in the period under review, including a relatively stable naira, improved foreign exchange liquidity and easing inflationary pressures.

“The Central Bank of Nigeria maintained the Monetary Policy Rate at 27.5% to anchor inflation expectations, contributing to a moderation in the headline inflation to 22.2% in June 2025.

“The naira held steady, closing the period at N1,530/US$ (December 2024: N1,535/US$). This backdrop helped to enable our improved business performance and set a more supportive context for increased long-term investments.”


Additionally, he said: “We achieved robust and broad-based revenue growth across voice, data, digital, and fintech segments. Service revenue increased by 54.6% YoY, supported by strong demand and the full effect of the price adjustments.

“Cost pressures were mitigated through the revised IHS tower lease agreement, relative naira stability and sustained progress in our underlying expense efficiency initiatives.”