₦airaland Forum

femisplash:
The most powerful President in Africa.

Lithiumite:
Buhari didn't budget for subsidy in the 2023 fiscal year and I don't recall any Yoruba foaming in the mouth as your people are right now.

odejimioflagos:
Well said Mr President, we appreciate your efforts.

NLCreator:
https://x.com/mindshiftorg/status/1862871734296138161?s=19[/quote]is it not funny how these tinubu fanatics and sycophants are accusing northern politicians of mobilizing influencers when they themselves have been molized by tinubu to pollute the internet (especially twitter) with tribalistic views?

now that things are not going their way, why are they crying?

Topsido:
All you Ibos thinking Seyi's ambition or absence of it will cause division within our ranks are failures. We have elders in Yorubaland and we trust our Akanbi. Where Asiwaju goes we follow. Its same for all and sundry.

UltraSolid:
If Tinubu is "weak and cunning" then name your political master who is brave and proven capacity-wise. Senseless old man just open mouth dey talk anyhow. You're not even ashamed, hailing from the Igbo ethnic group always claiming illusionary greatness, to come here licking Arewa butt daily.

Throwback:
We will truly enjoy our 8year Government.

Any region that gets to power should enjoy their government.

Throwback:
A son that a President and father can be proud of.

A true family man who is independent of the Nigerian state, and is very supportive of his father and the government.

Pigstormentor:
Next Governor of Lagos .


Obasa and his Thugs can Go and KPAI..

trutharena:
Seyi Tinubu is doing well for himself.

Salewa97:
The meeting of two failed candidates.

Birds of same feather

oldguyman:
Hahaha, keep entertaining us here. Yoruba no get time for all this your talk. This is democracy, let them team up first and let see what they are capable of.

OriOko88:
So you're equating tithe as home sexuality or stealing? Ur head don hit ground

tundegan:
Tinubu is a man with a plan. I trust he will get the job done.

OriOko88:

Una no wan still get sense for this tithing of a thing. Dem no dey force u to pay now. Infact for church,when I get broke I no dey stand up for my seat during offering time. Nobody go from force me to stand. So what's d fuss!

Tithe is personal,if u like pay,if u like don't pay, Jehovah witness wey no dey pay tithe,dem no dey live? Or living good life? Abeeg
I pay tithe and I'm happy with it. I pay it to God so I don't care if any pastor embezzles it or not. It's my damn money not urs. So shove ur opinion down ur asss Mr Op

deeway200:
Tithing is personal. I don't pay it but won't criticize anyone who does. If you believe in it , who am I to stop you and if you don't,who am I to compel you. Do anything that works for you

iLoveYouToo:
Common sense

iLoveYouToo:
It’s saddening that that you won’t share your thoughts and suggestions other than asking open ended questions.

It’s good to gain insights from each other on issues like this.

FYI I'm not spokesperson for the government so I don’t get why you’re sending these questions. Let’s have your take, you can do better than what you’ve been offering so far

iLoveYouToo:
We need more FDI. This could boost our economy and encourage others to invest here.

iLoveYouToo:
Let me do the work for you since you’ve refused to lift a finger.

This is from AI

The benefits of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) on an economy are distinct and often cannot be entirely substituted with domestic productivity. Here’s why:

1. FDI as a Source of Capital

FDI provides external capital inflows, especially in capital-scarce economies, enabling investments in infrastructure, industries, and services. While domestic productivity increases output, it does not necessarily generate the external funding required to accelerate large-scale development.
• Domestic substitution challenge: To replicate FDI benefits, a country would need high savings rates or efficient financial markets to mobilize domestic resources—often difficult in developing economies.

2. Technology Transfer and Knowledge Spillovers

FDI brings advanced technologies, managerial expertise, and innovation from foreign investors, which boosts local industries and workforce capabilities. This often fosters productivity growth across the economy.
• Domestic substitution challenge: Domestic productivity would need significant R& investment and innovation capacity to match the cutting-edge advancements that FDI introduces.

3. Access to Global Markets

Multinational corporations investing in a host economy often integrate it into their global supply chains, increasing exports and market access.
• Domestic substitution challenge: Domestic firms may face limitations in accessing global networks without the strategic alliances or infrastructure that FDI facilitates.

4. Employment Generation and Skills Development

FDI often creates jobs and trains the workforce, enhancing skills that improve productivity in the long term.
• Domestic substitution challenge: Without FDI, domestic industries might not scale operations or invest in workforce training at the same pace.

5. Competitive Pressures

FDI increases competition in domestic markets, pushing local firms to improve efficiency, quality, and innovation.
• Domestic substitution challenge: A lack of FDI could reduce external competition, potentially leading to complacency among domestic firms.

Domestic Productivity’s Role

While FDI offers unique advantages, domestic productivity is equally crucial. It ensures long-term economic resilience by:
• Strengthening local industries and innovation capacity.
• Enhancing resource utilization efficiency.
• Reducing dependency on external actors in some sectors.

A balanced strategy combining FDI attraction with policies fostering domestic productivity is often most effective. Each complements the other, creating a synergistic effect that accelerates economic growth.

epainos:
Just read these questions. Lol. An elementary 6 kid can ask more intelligent questions. The one that cracked me most is question 5. Imagine someone discussing political issues ask such. How do I even make any comment that this one can comprehend it.

Oga, it is well with you.

Take care!

epainos:
If you don't understand my point, it isn't my fault. I am not you that will condemn everything because you are angry your tribe isn't ruling.

Going to France to make such move is excellent. If you don't understand this, I can't help you. And that after the opportunities are created, his boys will take them all. Have I not explained myself enough? Did I say this move here is excellent? So why are you mixing it all up? You are only being mischievous and you want me to be bitter like you to condemn him for everything.

Grow up!

epainos:
Nice!
To be honest, Bola Tinubu is making excellent moves, but I am concerned that they will only benefit his boys. This is the exact template in Lagos.

Prior to this agreement, I recall him signing an agreement with a Chinese firm to mine lithium in the north and produce batteries during a world conference in Dubai in his first year as president. In addition, a contract was signed with a Dutch company to produce solar panels in Nigeria. And the results will start showing soon.

Well, we will definitely improve under him, but we are definitely going to have more MC Oluomo that will hijack all the benefits and extort the masses. This is my concern about this man named Bola Tinubu.

epainos:
You are so out dated. Not current at all. Anyway, over 98% of the seeds in Nigeria presently are GMOs.

epainos:
If you don't understand my point, it isn't my fault. I am not you that will condemn everything because you are angry your tribe isn't ruling.

Going to France to make such move is excellent. If you don't understand this, I can't help you. And that after the opportunities are created, his boys will take them all. Have I not explained myself enough? Did I say this move here is excellent? So why are you mixing it all up? You are only being mischievous and you want me to be bitter like you to condemn him for everything.

Grow up!

epainos:
Nice!
To be honest, Bola Tinubu is making excellent moves, but I am concerned that they will only benefit his boys. This is the exact template in Lagos.

Prior to this agreement, I recall him signing an agreement with a Chinese firm to mine lithium in the north and produce batteries during a world conference in Dubai in his first year as president. In addition, a contract was signed with a Dutch company to produce solar panels in Nigeria. And the results will start showing soon.

Well, we will definitely improve under him, but we are definitely going to have more MC Oluomo that will hijack all the benefits and extort the masses. This is my concern about this man named Bola Tinubu.

iLoveYouToo:
It’s you who should be providing answers to the questions you’re asking, after all you seem to have an internal solution to our economic woes. Enlighten me

iLoveYouToo:
We need more FDI. This could boost our economy and encourage others to invest here.

kunle4toyeyaho:
Very soon,you will understand how beneficial it is. So,you think those handlers of our economy don't know what they are doing?

iLoveYouToo:
I don’t speak for the government, but we have agencies funding small to medium sized businesses with grants and little to no tax. There was even a period business registration was made free by CAC.

Other then reintroducing petrol subsidy and cutting the retail cost of electricity what other suggestions might you have? Thse two seem untouchable judging from the body language of the government

epainos:
Nice!

To be honest, Bola Tinubu is making excellent moves, but I am concerned that they will only benefit his boys. This is the exact template in Lagos.

Prior to this agreement, I recall him signing an agreement with a Chinese firm to mine lithium in the north and produce batteries during a world conference in Dubai in his first year as president. In addition, a contract was signed with a Dutch company to produce solar panels in Nigeria. And the results will start showing soon.

Well, we will definitely improve under him, but we are definitely going to have more MC Oluomo that will hijack all the benefits and extort the masses. This is my concern about this man named Bola Tinubu.

iLoveYouToo:
How do you now evaluate balance of payments? I’m just saying we need forex inflows. Nigerians are already investing in Nigeria, they should rather be encouraged to increase exportation of Nigerian goods (even in small-medium scale)

AngelicBeing:
What kind of question is this

MIKOLOWISKA:
Is there another specie of garri?

AngelicBeing:
What kind of question is this

Gistmedia10:
A man has shared footage online showing himself unlocking what he claims are 'evil padlocks' discovered deep in a bush. According to him, the padlocks were allegedly used for spiritual purposes to bind people's destinies, hindering their progress and freedom.

The man explained that he found a large collection of padlocks and keys stuffed inside a red polythene bag in a secluded area. Taking it upon himself, he has been unlocking them one by one. While many padlocks opened effortlessly, he noted that some were exceptionally stubborn, as though resisting his efforts.

In the viral footage, he boldly declared that his actions were liberating victims from spiritual bondage, allowing them to reclaim their freedom and destiny.

The video has sparked mixed reactions online. Some hailed him as a spiritual hero, praising his intervention, while others expressed skepticism, doubting the authenticity of his claims.

simpleseyi:
Cry well well. Even UK is advertising on CNN for foreign investors