₦airaland Forum

Rolly22:
I'm not a G guy I'm only against the way we are Quick to Judge others. We all sin Differently you feel me?

ericsmith:
The story no add up abeg ... how can the supposed sista inlaw of the victim rush to share such news to an outsider,
moreover there is no way anyone can withdraw 1.2m from an atm ,if naa by transfer the victim should relax becos he will surely get it back , should it be POS thats so easy to trace n retract ... the story get k-leg

Bonapart:
God of instant judgement. Same should happen to those untrained bastards on nairaland supporting Internet fraudsters

chineloSA:
chineloSA is Another idiot. chineloSA You were probably a product of premarital sex. I quoted your popular book ( bible ). Look up for it. I didn't pull no verse from my arse. I can pull something from the Quran too.

Just because it doesn't agree with your views, does not nullify it. Religion and culture always had its terms referring to kids born out of wedlock and some culture dealt harshly with such. I did not invent the term nor the taboo.

I am not God and I don't seek to be God. chineloSA is a hypocrite masquerading as Christians. Better in Islam, they hate such and the punishment is very harsh. I am none of those religions and I hate Christian hypocrisy.

Illegitimate kids belong to chineloSA.Period.

ednut1:
tolerate male dogs Na until dey bring HIV u go soji. Have u heard olu jacobs carry side chick like edible catering and roseline meurer

teejona:
Useless fake news, no source. Everybody is insane in this country. A blogger will sit at home and compose news quoting anonymous from beginning to the end and lazy citizens will start masturbating over it.

chai! Who on earth did this to us for God's sake??

chineloSA:
1 It is better to have virtue, even if it means having no children. Your virtue will be recognized by other people and by God, and you will be remembered for it forever. 2Virtue provides an example for people to follow; when it is not there, they miss it. It has always been the finest prize a person can win, and it always will be so. It is the noblest of all the good qualities a person can have.
3No matter how many children are born of a forbidden union, none of them will ever amount to anything. They are illegitimate; they can never lay a firm foundation for themselves, never take deep root. 4Like trees with shallow roots, they put out leaves for a while, but they sway in the wind, and storms uproot them. 5Their branches snap off before they mature; their fruit never ripens, and it is good for nothing. 6On Judgment Day children born of a forbidden union will testify to the sin of their parents and act as witnesses against them.

Check what your bible say that you Christian who..res avoid. Check the bolded. It your bible and not me.

doitforyou:
bla bla bla your life is interesting yet you are spending your time on the internet to hate on an innocent child. I hope you are not teaching your children this hateful behavior.

Bragalane:
There is jail time for him in case he think he is entitled to an opinion like you. No time for rubbish abeg.

olaric:
And the former CJ would be foolish enough to dance to the tune of Buhari and his co-travellers?

Omooba77:
Lagos – The Federal Government has finally accepted the notice of retirement of suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen, with a decision to pay him his full entitlement.

This is coming against the backdrop of recent overtures being made by the presidency to the retired jurist, urging him to be of assistance to the All Progressives Congress-led government in resolving the election cases the party has in various courts in the land.

Onnoghen, on April 4, sent his notice of retirement to President Muhammadu Buhari following his indictment by the National Judicial Council (NJC) around the same period.


A credible judiciary source who pleaded anonymity told Daily Independent that when the presidency sought the presence of the retired jurist in Abuja, especially after APC lost Zamfara wholesale to the PDP, family members told officials that Onnoghen was in the village in Cross River State since he has no house in Abuja.

The source said presidency officials held two meetings with the family members of the retired jurist where they sought his help over these cases and also agreed to accept his notice of retirement and also give him all his entitlements.

It would be recalled that the NJC had recommended Onnoghen’s compulsory retirement based on a petition brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) against him “alleging financial impropriety and infidelity to the constitution”.

https://www.independent.ng/fg-finally-accepts-onnoghens-retirement-to-pay-him-full-benefits/?

tactius:
Good morning.

If we remove subsidies and price controls in the downstream sector this would happen

1.Foreign investment would flow in now that profits can be made.

2.This stimulates investments in things like refineries and so on

3.Which would eventually bring down fuel prices

4.Money spent on subsidy can be ideal spent on other sectors which need it, such as education, health, even public transportation

5.Need I say that jobs would be created, benefiting rich and poor.

6.Fuel smuggling, claiming subsidy for fuel not imported and importation of fuel would end.

Good morning

ogododo:
No comment, go and act your new title, Ogododo!

ogododo:
Go and check the meaning of clueless, see how you are number one!

wirinet:
GEJ was voted out of office due to the fact that he could not be trusted anymore with our national treasury. If you are still hurting, do us a favour and commit suicide.

Not that Buhari is much better (hence his need to massively rig the last elections), but Buhari is better trusted with our treasury that your "stealing is not corruption" hero

Subsidy can be removed, but only temporarily. Once you remove subsidy, it takes a few months for the inflationary effects to be felts by all sectors of the economy. After a while the naira catches up with the inflation, due to excess pressure on the naira and hence the need for subsidy once again. That's has been our cycle since early 70s when petrol was a couple of kobos per litre.

ogododo:
Lol, suffering never enter your body

tactius:
How fuel subsidies cheat the poor

1. Subsidies prevent companies from making decent profits. As a result, fresh investment does not come in, job creation gets stifled.
Poor affected.

2.Millions is spent on feeding subsidy cabals rather than projects for the poor.

3 Lack of investment means that no new refineries can be built which means that prices stay high and importation continues, wasting more money that could have been used for projects that would benefit the poor.

4. Nigeria gets into debt sustaining subsidy, which worsens our bad economy.


When GSM came, there were no price controls. GSM companies charged high prices for SIM cards, meanwhile service was poor. They took their money, invested it in new facilities, prices came down.

Remove price controls. Starve the corruption in NNPC. Starve the subsidy cabals. Allow profits to be made. Then sit back and watch as investors flow in, build more refineries without government paying a dime, and prices fall, more jobs get created and money saved is used for better things.

Subsidy has to go. Since 1993.

wirinet:
Not only remove fuel subsidy, the world Bank and IMF at the same time want us to float the naira and open our ports to all imported goods. They are not even thinking of making us self sufficient or even exporters of finished goods.

If the government implement World Bank economic policies, Nigeria will be worse off than Zimbabwe and Venezuela.

greatiyk4u:
Where was Nigeria mentioned in the article?

The same poor that complain of buying at 147, how will buying at 250 help them?

Blue3k2:
I disagree on thie ticket price being too low. My opinion is simply based on fact people can afford the scalpers tickets corrupt NRC employees sell. Then the price for car and train ride similar as stated in article.

I do agree with you on frequency of rides. They're literally leaving money on table. I can see your point about type of trains. They can always purchase some from General Electric or someone. As I remember reading most of these stations are built without connecting to grid in mind they do months after. I doubt them on electric trains.

The advertising revenue isn't anything to write about and down 70% year over year as current stats show. I doubt advertisers are interested judging by this severe decline. Compared to the other sources of income its never been much.

obailala:
It weakens me totally whenever I think about it. The govt just took large loans to create a massive liability and Nigerians are smiling and dancing about it. Ticket prices are arbitrarily fixed purely based on political expediency without any economic considerations.

What even baffles me most is how the system is currently running at over 70% loss every month and no one both in and out of government sees anything wrong with this anomaly. Reminds me of the song by Asa, "there is fire on the mountain but nobody seems to be on the run"

Blue3k2:
Just to add to points above about revenue would be higher if they weren't subsidizing tickets. Check the stats from 2011 to 2019. Nigeria passenger traffic is down over 1 million but revenue is higher. The government should be rushing to add more coaches.

I remember reading alot of these new rail lines didnt even have cargo operations ready. You can notice nigeria is slightly below its high in 2011.

Nigeria has a knack of messing up basics. Lol they literally give free rides for a month everytime they open new rail line. They subsidize oil national ID, and plan to subsize rice. I believe this is partly why we also get poor service delivery. Speaking of delivery why dont they deliver pvc and drivers licenses instead brosdcasting every so often x amount of cards are uncollected.

Blue3k2:
I like ths series the author wrote. He was very thorough about pointing out flaws in passenger rail lines. I hope they take his advice.

NRC should be raising prices for these tickets. If people can afford these black market tickets that means it's too cheap. NRC should attempt to break even on passenger rail and profit cargo.

They should be concessioning standard guage rails along with narrow gauge lines. If they're affraid of raising prices let concessionaire do it. Alot of the funny business will also disappear.

whyteteeth:
You are a fool o. Who told u a degree in fisheries is useless

Jude4Jesus:
What is ur course? You can't sue a uni on fisheries, that one is everywhere and it is also lucrative

Samcullimore:
Ozalla is Ora. They speak the Ora Language and they are among the 11 clans that makes up Owan west and Owan East LGA of Edo State. All 11 clans are predominantly Ora , Emai etc of which 10 of the Clans share common ancestors with the binis.

Yeah they are located between Iruekpen & Uhonmora.

I am Ora Man from Eme-Ora.

YourNemesis:
First, I didn't even say muslims were 12.3% in Ekiti I said Mslm/Xtians were 20%/80% give or take~ which is more than fair and gives more than enough room for error, from what that data set suggests.
Secondly, I don't see any trend in Ekiti that would suggest otherwise.. i.e that between that time and now, muslims have tripled or rapidly accelerated in Ekiti while the cristians have diminished. From where? Christians are not converting to Islam en-masse in Ekiti. So, unless you are counting Ebira farmers as Ekiti indigenes (of which only a tiny revision would be required) I don't see anyway how.
Thirdly, I only posted the table because YOU asked to see it. You probably thought I was making it all up. Now I posted the table, you are recanting.

You keep saying the Muslims are more, but you aren't even quoting ANY figures nor showing any evidence to backup your claims other than words of mouth. I remember that thread that hit FP a while ago when that Ishaq Mumutola guy was spewing his usual religious supporter of APC garbage about Ekiti state, it was Ekiti people themselves that came there to set the records straight. One even went to the extent of saying that most Islamic families within Ekiti after serious scrutiny will in one way or the other be discovered to have some older origin from somewhere outside the state.
That might be untrue, but it just goes to show you what some Ekitis think about their state.

Probz:
Talking about yourself in third person’s another sign of madness.

YourNemesis:
Here Sir/Ma.

I do not like talking about religiosity in Yorubaland because I see us all as one, but if you insist (and for the sake of argument)

From these figures, you can probably even tall that the proportion of christians among the Ondos and Ekitis is +80% by now... because the traditionalists have been constantly dropping in favor of the Abrahamic religions. And in Ondo and Ekiti (and even in the west as a whole) that would of course be towards Xtianity and to a much lesser extent, to Islam.

Probz:
Apparently laudate don old for chronological age. Pity he acts like a devious 17-year-old kid on here.

Probz:
Come on now. Tell Baba Probz your innermost thoughts and feelings. There's a catalogue of pills I'm ready to prescribe to you.

Do you prefer risperidone in tablet or injection form?

Probz:
You're watching yourself in 3D. aren't you laudate. Transferring your degenerate wishes and characteristics to the other person.

I'll happily act as your psychoanalyst. Wasn't your sister a minor?