₦airaland Forum

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mikeapollo:
Who told you they are planning to ban Nigeria music on their airwaves?
The want to limit the number of hours that foreign music get on their airwaves.
If you care to know, there are similar policies operating in Nigeria.

We Nigerian must stop this silly ignorance and arrogance of thinking that the world begins and ends with us! Nigeria is not the only country on the planet!

DONFRANSKID:
Ghanian soldiers are more civilized and well cultured than their Nigerian counterpart

tollyboy5:
Audio robot.

Which kin lamba be dis nau.

shinjajas:
Abdul why r u angry

shinjajas:
We hate head slamming mohammadian terrorists for destroying this country with terrorism

gigabyte13:
A state is trying all her best to attain a good heights
Children of hate, perdition and destruction are hating.
Lagos is dirty
Lagos is smelling
Yen yen yen
Una go still follow night bus enter
BORN DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENTS.

Mindlog:
Tell the increasingly poor Nigerians, those who have been kidnapped, those who have been killed that the govt has barely been in power 6 months and should give them time!

Low cost of living but overwhelming majority live in abject poverty!

paxx:
Sigh.... It's not an obsession with dollars, it's just a way of showcasing how the naira has lost its value over time. When a currency dramatically loses its value, it means that people can not save ... Here is an explanation

Let's say I'm a content creator in Nigeria. How will I be able to buy the tools required for making content. In the globalized world no country produces everything, you have to buy things that are being produced outside the country. A weak currency makes it difficult to purchase things.

Dobodobo04:
Thank you President Biden.

USA doesn’t have qualms selling us weapons, our armed forces just have to display proper human right procedures, which is to the citizen’s benefit.

We shouldn’t just be buying weapons but what President Tinubu should do is allow US military to partner and train our armed forces in various locations across the country.

Yujin:
You're as naive as a pet chicken.
Nigeria is not a nation and can never be one. India and Pakistan separated when it dawned on them that they were incompatible. That was commonsense there.
Here in Nigeria, we know we're not compatible yet we pretend and base our decisions on hurting others even when the decisions won't help us in the long run.
Nigeria's problem is fundamental besides other myriad issues. Without solving the fundamental one, nothing else will work. The main question now is this; can the fundamental problem be solved? Yes it can but no, it won't be solved because commonsense isn't common in Nigeria.
The fundamental problem is the structure of Nigeria. If it is not changed, forget it, Nigeria will descend to the worst contraption in the nearest future especially when their no longer any free oil to lubricate her rickety wheels.
I'm not like you who's all emotional than logical. Nigeria is DOOMED. Take a look around and tell me what you see. Not at war, yet her army are scattered all over the six regions to 'control' the violence all over.
Terrorists are pampered and enlisted to join the army while non-violent protesters of any sort are gunned down.
Look at the economic trajectory... gloomy like the vulva of an overworked farm cow.
Look at her infrastructures, dilapidated and unreliable.
Her tourism is dead. Nigeria can't host an AFCON currently and even moving forward. Nigeria is dead.
You're here thinking I'm campaigning for PGO while trying to defend a fraudulent personality who stole power but can't handle it. For you information, I have never campaigned for Peter Obi because I'm a futurist who plans many years ahead of the present and can foretell to a reasonable level whether a particular decision will be helpful in the longrun.
Based on my desires for Nigeria, PGO will delay it but BAT just like his predecessor, will bring us closer. True to my projection, they have brought us closer. See how suffering on monumental proportion has been unleashed on the inhabitants of Nigeria who mostly lack commonsense. Since they refuse to learn from other countries experience, they will have to learn first hand through their own experience which won't be palatable. We are in that desperate time now without help from anywhere. At the end, most will agree to trade Nigeria for their own lives.
I reiterate the good tidings that will succeed the demise of the evil contraption so those undeserving of the suffering within her can progress in peace.

9japride:
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Him travelling out or the president solving the security challenges, which is more important?
A truely patriotic Nigerian will demand for good governance.
Is it not f@@lishness that brothers and sisters will be fighting themselves trying to look good in the eyes of politicians?
Is a pity the British left very early, they could have stayed a little so that development and education could have reach everyone.

1Sharon:
This one no sabi history. Ppl that enslaved each other and fought incessant wars. Peaceful my ass 🤣

Nostring:
answer other questions na, how is it run,who banks the profits?

Harrison26:
Awka Rising: A World-Class Hotel Fuels Transformation

By Mark Okoye II

The winds of change are swirling around Awka, Anambra state. Governor Soludo's audacious vision to transform the city into a thriving international hub has sparked debate, particularly around the proposed 4-star international hotel to be built at the Awka International Convention Centre site. While some individuals view it with skepticism, others recognize it as a strategic springboard for Awka's ascent. As the Managing Director of Anambra's investment agency, I stand firmly with the latter, and here's why:

At the Helm: A Leader of Unquestionable Pedigree

Governor Soludo is no stranger to defying expectations. As Nigeria's former Central Bank Governor, his name became synonymous with the seemingly impossible banking consolidation of 2006, a feat that earned him international acclaim and the title of "best performing Central Bank Governor in the world" by the Financial Times UK. This wasn't a singular stroke of brilliance; it was the culmination of a career steeped in exceptional leadership, economic prowess, and an unwavering commitment to progress.

Building on a Foundation of Success:

Governor Soludo isn't building on an empty canvas. Anambra is already on an upward trajectory, fueled by strategic investments in infrastructure, education, health, youth empowerment, and social welfare. The ongoing Solution Fun City, featuring the country's largest water park, an amusement park and a Country Club, the Awka Shopping Mall (under construction), the 10,000-seater convention center, and the ongoing inner-city road infrastructure projects stand as testaments to this trajectory. The proposed hotel isn't simply another brick-and-mortar addition; it's a meticulously chosen piece within a grander puzzle.

Beyond Accommodation: The Ripple Effect of a World-Class Hotel:

History provides powerful validation. Look at Abuja, where the Hilton wasn't just a hotel, it was a cornerstone in establishing the city as a global player. Dubai's meteoric rise mirrored a similar strategy, with world-class hotels paving the way for tourism and business booms. Rwanda's transformation, initially questioned, stands as another beacon, showcasing the transformative power of strategic hospitality investment.

Awka's Untapped Potential: A Fertile Ground for Growth:

Anambra possesses immense potential waiting to be unlocked. The warmth of its people, the richness of its culture, and its strategic location all contribute to its allure. Governor Soludo's focus on security, infrastructure development, social agenda, and youth empowerment creates a fertile ground for the hotel's success.

Imagine:
- International business travelers coming through the Chinua Achebe International Airport, convening at the 10,000-seater convention center, and finding luxurious accommodation and unparalleled service at the new hotel.
- Tourists drawn to Anambra's cultural tapestry, enjoying a seamless hospitality experience that fuels the local economy.
- The hotel itself creating jobs, attracting ancillary businesses, and becoming a vibrant hub of activity, a landmark of progress for the city.

Statistics Underscore the Impact:

While the qualitative benefits are undeniable, the numbers speak for themselves:
A JLL Hotels & Hospitality Group study revealed that one new hotel room can generate $28,000 in annual tax revenue for a city.
A Cornell University study found that hotels create an average of 2.3 jobs per room, boosting local employment.
In Rwanda, hotel development increased tourism revenue by 44% between 2010 and 2015.

Financing the Future: A Prudent and Sustainable Approach:

The project will not burden Anambra's finances. Governor Soludo's fiscal strategy is straightforward but well thought out: statutory revenues and IGRs finance roads and the social agenda, while projects with strong income-generating potential like the hotel are structured with concessionary project financing, ensuring minimal risk for the state. Potential exit strategies like public offerings will secure long-term sustainability, making the hotel an asset, not a liability.

Awka 2.0: A Legacy in the Making:

The proposed hotel isn't just a building; it's a symbol of ambition, a tangible manifestation of Governor Soludo's unwavering belief in Awka's potential. It signifies the metamorphosis of Awka into a vibrant, investor-friendly city, a destination on the global map. A masterplan is being developed to truly reposition Awka to become one of Nigeria's fastest-growing cities.

Ndi Anambra, join hands with us in making this vision a reality. Let's ensure that Awka's future is as bright as its potential, and as remarkable as the leader charting its course.

SoNature:
There's no way a country would be experiencing this level of economic mess and you wouldn't see people going into crimes to survive.

In fact, yahoo is one thing saving us in the South. If not for Yahoo, nobody can freely walk the streets anymore.

AnonPoet:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.channelstv.com/2024/01/31/no-local-airline-will-be-a-national-carrier-keyamo/amp/

''We will establish a proper national carrier and people are talking to us, the Arabs are talking to us, the Chinese are talking to us, the Americans are talking to us on this already.”

HardMirror:
Truth is I don't know how Nigerian youths fell for this Peter obi scam. Is he not part of the old stock? Instead of us to look for someone that is credible, we turned a dirty politician like Obi to Jesus, in fact he is currently above Jesus

Evilthoughts:
Stupid xenophobe you didn't have borders before the white men came to your country and those places you mentioned were not countries . Your hate for other Africans is blinding you to see the light of progress that could take place. We know the countries you want to form a country with are xenophobes like you and you will all be defeated by your hate for others.block heads.

AkinPhysicist:
I don't know what will happen on Friday. But I am very sure of the teams that will play in the final:

DRC vs South Africa.

Which means Nigeria will NOT get to the finals.

Do you understand?

1Sharon:
What unification? Lol When have Africans ever been united ? Get real.

Dfather1:
And Buhari that more than half population of Nigerians yearned for did better than Godluck right?

The problem we have as Nigerians is that we hate to succumb to the truth. If you have voted wrongly due to your ignorance, tribe, religion or probably gullibility, just accept the fact and join the campaign to move the country forward and not giving flimsy excuses.

Was Yaradua not a known politician when he became the president? Who would have thought he would try his best? Was he not the member of PDP? Was he not the one that said he was not too sure of the election that brought him in as the president?

We are part of the problem, we all know the lesser devil (as there's no saint in today's Nigeria politics), but we choose to go with the wrong person due to tribe, religion and because of our selfish interest.


Let's continue like this, until the hunger is harmonized and our brain can be reset. We will then come to common terms devoid of tribe, religion and sentiment to make better choice.

Lionessza6:
Your thinking is really evil

1. I knew somehow Northern and southern Africa would be your target. We all know that those two parts of Africa would be flooded more than the other regions. We all know the so called "free movement " you're advocating for is actually mass migration , and the two mentioned regions would be the main victims.

2. No , we don't vote for the " genius " because he is actually a slowpoke. Why would countries who have less in common get rid of their borders to create an even bigger an unmanageable sh$thole? . Your United Stated of Africa would be a combination of Nigeria, Somalia and Ethiopia and we want no part of that. Civil wars , extreme poverty, lack of development, lack of democracy etc . No, thank you.

3. Most parts of Africa are very tribalistic and religious, which = hate, backwardness and under-development. Being borderless won't cure those but will spread the misery around. Every country should try getting rid of half their sicknesses*** before we can think about this, no?

4. Borders don't stop trade if truly that's what Africans want, but we all know most won't trade shyyt but will use this as an avenue to run away from their own self-created hells to go and cause trouble for others .

5. Europe still has sovereign nations, they knew very well that mixing Russians, Germans ,Brits etc together would cause never ending civil wars , hence they made sure each group runs their own affairs but most are united against any external threats which is what we should be discussing not this "one Africa " " one passport " rubbish. Disaster....disaster ....disaster .

Goodmarlian:
he is a northerner .

SeeWahala:
Just see how propaganda from the emilokan camp has turned this poor forumite into a failed researcher

So op, you believed all those lies them bmc pipo told you to paint Peter obi black? Sorry e hia

Keep searching and researching, you will find what you're looking for very soon.