₦airaland Forum

sharpwriter:
Good one, maybe the station will regain sanity that those northern governments have made a luxury in the place.

We haven't had a good and proactive DG there since the days of Tony Iredia.

how was tony iredia good and proactive?

Ttalk:
"how" or "How",

If your questions can't make sense at least make your writing make sense

which part of the questions do not make sense to you?

how has tinubu used his "visionary economic policies" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

wizardofNG seunmsg

is any of tinubus vehicles using cng?

seunowa:
Everyone is commending Tinubu for his visionary economic policies from soludo to Otti, from Otti to madam Ngozi to MBA....only obi is saying otherwise.

how has tinubu used his "visionary economic policies" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

wizardofNG seunmsg

is any of tinubus vehicles using cng?

callthefred:
I'm not an APC fan and I don't believe in Tinubu's politics. However, I like bold men and men of vision. Personally, I believe Obi is too desperate and doing too much like Buhari. Emotional people always mess up with power. Crazy and bold ones always achieve more. Many of you think Yar'adua did well but no he was a failure as much as Buhari if you really understand governance. Obasanjo was one of our best, Tinubu cannot be rated yet because he's still not done yet but his vision and determination I believe makes him better than others.

I'll choose a corrupt capitalist like Tinubu over a saint socialist like Peter Obi anytime anyday.

that is not what I asked you.

my question goes thus....how has tinubu used his "renewed hope agenda" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

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NewHe:
You're diverting the topic, I won't go further.
Seems, You're going to activate the critics mode

are the questions too difficult for you to answer and instead of admitting it, you look for an excuse to run away?

can you show me the diversion you are talking about?

NewHe:
I thought you are learnered to that stuff?
The presidency or through the Sport ministry will prepare a budget capturing the monetary rewards either as a supplementary budget or against another fiscal year budgeting, present it to NASS for scrutiny and approval, that is if such money is not yet domicile somewhere for that, purpose!

you thought?

what made you to "thought"?

are you telling me that tinubu is making promises to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars that was not captured in the 2025 appropriation bill?

so because of falcons and d'tigress money, tinubu will now prepare supplementary budget?

the billions that his wife is donating all over the place, where is it coming from?

tinubu bought a new plane for $150m. was it captured in any budget?

how are you associating NASS with scrutiny?

DeLaRue:
This is all false.

You do not pay back student loan until 2 years after you start work.

So, if you finish NYSC in 2026 and don't find work until 2029, you will start paying back the loan in 2031. How is that a bad deal please?

Don't forget also that in addition to the loan, which the government pay directly to the school as tuition fee, each student also receive N20,000 FREE money (not loan) paid into each student's bank account EACH MONTH, even when the students are on holidays.

This is one of the best policies introduced by any government in the history of Nigeria.

How anyone can oppose it just because of politics is beyond me.

so tinubu said paying fuel subsidy is not sustainable and decided to remove it and it immediately led to acute inflation which reduced living standards.

same with the price of dollar.

how is giving out loans and sharing free money for people better than paying for subsidy and keeping the price of dollars low?

where is the money for these loans coming from?

what is the employment rate as at today?

how will this student loans be recovered if jobs are an issue?

TimeManager:
Somebody say Jagaban, in two years, Baba is fulfilling the Renewed Hope Agenda gradually. Madam Okonjo Iweala attested to it. Like the President always say, ignore detractors and naysayers and stay the course. God bless Nigeria.

-Kiss the truth!

how has tinubu used his "renewed hope agenda" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

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BlakKluKluxKlan:
Stupid questions.

World Bank commended his reforms

Today, the WTO-DG, Okomjo-Iweala hailed his reforms as on the right track.
Only enemies with hateful mindset fail to see the light.

that is not what I asked you.

BlakKluKluxKlan:
Because you are like Obi, you lack dept Andy knowledge of inter-governmental diplomacy

Pls how does "Andy" come into the discussion?

What is "dept"?

The fact that you are not like obi and you have knowledge of inter-governmental diplomacy, I am surprised that you could not answer the simple questions.

Let's try again:

1. what is the help and assistance that nigeria needs from other able countries?

2. how well has tinubu been doing his job on the home front?

3. how well has he used the resources available in nigeria to improve the living standard of nigerians?

eteba:
It's obvious you are a social media rant, who would be looking for answers in the wrong places, rather than approaching the constituted institutions, like the courts of law.

1. was it in the right places you went to before you said:

eteba:
Pls ask your representatives in the national assembly that gave credence to the appointment of a sole administrator.

2. since there is a constitution, why should I ask national assmebly rep anything?

3. is a rep bigger than the constitution?

4. is it your rep you asked before you came up with this?

eteba:
Pls note; The calabarman was sitting jejely in his house in calabar, when the Rivers people refused to put their house in order.

5. Is there provision for sole administrator under a state of emergency in the constitution?

6. Did you approach the courts to seek redress before you came up with this?

7. which section of the nigerian constitution says that because the rivers people refused to put their house in order so therefore an administrator in the person of "the calabarman" be appointed to oversee the affairs of the state?

8. which constitutional powers is he using to make these appointments?

Spandau:
Go and ask Google.

was it google you asked before you said this?

Spandau:
It's both. And whatever method he employed to get it done is his prerogative.

1. what are the connections that tinubu has made every time he is "out making connections"?

2. what is the benefit that has accrued to nigeria and nigerians as a result of these connections?

3. is tinubu the ceo of a super successful country?

4. does the constitution define tinubus job as president as one of marketing and image making or one of delivering social services to the people of nigeria?

soil4soil:
All the parameters you mentioned are also find in developed countries, Rome is not built in a day.

Let appreciate what he doing even foreign investors now have confidence in the country, let stop following lamba and just believe that this country will be great again

that is not what I asked you.

how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

BlakKluKluxKlan:
Because you are like Obi, you lack dept Andy knowledge of inter-governmental diplomacy

No country lives in isolation

Nigeria suffered the flight of production organisations for years up until recently.ack of locally production was the major factor behind Nigeria's economic downturn.
Therefore, we need foreign investments and they need to be enticed to come.
The onus is on the president to see to this.

Pls how does "Andy" come into the discussion?

What is "dept"?

The fact that you are not like obi and you have knowledge of inter-governmental diplomacy, I am surprised that you could not answer the simple questions.

Let's try again:

1. what is the help and assistance that nigeria needs from other able countries?

2. how well has tinubu been doing his job on the home front?

3. how well has he used the resources available in nigeria to improve the living standard of nigerians?

PulaPower:
Tinubu is beyond seeking validations. Validations are for men like Obi and you can see it in pictures..

You’ll be shocked at the rate at which Nigerians go vote tinubu in 2027..

There’s a reason why all the planned protest didn’t gain momentum despite all these una propaganda. Abi, can’t you see una propaganda no dey work? Nigerians knows reality!

Watch out in 2027, you’ll be shocked!

Based on all you said, how has tinubu been able to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

seunowa:
Are you saying madam Ngozi is deceiving Nigerians? And she lacks integrity and that she can be easily bought by Tinubu government. Everyone knows that as bad as Buhari government was, food items, fuel, electricity and transportation were relatively cheaper majorly because subsidy and defending of our currency using billions of dollars monthly and so ease of doing business was fantastic. But Buhari reforms were cosmetic without addressing the foundational problems. Reforms initiated by Tinubu is the audacious in recent time which probe into the deeply- rooted hindrances bedeviling our country.

What are the "foundational problems" the buhari reforms did not address?

What were these "buhari reforms" and how were they cosmetic?

What are the "deep-rooted hindrances bedevilling our country" that tinubu "reforms" are probing?

So far, how many of these hindrances has tinubu reforms removed?

Ofemannnu:
Not how but the effect and this effect is what every sane mind is talking about.
It was a gradual damage since 1960 up to date and it is also going to be a gradual...thank God it is showing its fruits faster... healing,the growth,the development,the prosperity.
The initial difficulty is what is termed as the transitional cost.

That still leaves the question unanswered.

how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

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take note of the word "how"

Barzinime:
Oga go back to bed!
When we are talking about Agulu you will be summoned.

Since you have not gone back to bed and you are not talking about Agulu, then you should have no challenges answering the simple question:

as a sensible and knowledegeable person, how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

Watianoengineer:
Peter Obi took side with that unruly girl because she is from SE. How can a girl be fighting in an aircraft and people are comparing her offense to KWAM1 that was almost murdered by a reckless pilot?

I hope sane Nigerians now see the reason why characters like Peter Obi can never be president.

the said lady is from akwa ibom state.

is akwa ibom state in the SE?

you see the way you have fooled yourself?

what was KWAM1 doing trying to prevent a plane from taking off?

JuanDeDios:
Well, our funny man Mr Lexy2014 says na newspaper tok am, so it must be right.

Same thing you said

JuanDeDios:
I read the article when it was published, and I knew that was where you copied it from. BusinessDay, yeah

1. did Businessday that you say you read article embarass itself by publishing the said article that it will cost t $1.65 billion to build Cape Town to Cairo?

2. based on financial literacy, how much should the cairo-cape town road cost?



Kushites

FxMasterz:
A government is not God. Don't expect Tinubu ti be a perfect president. Nobody is. Even yourself have no perfection within your sphere of leadership. And, always remember that big problems such as that of national decay must be tacked systematically. The regime is barely two years, and you're expecting that it would have tacked everything and make Nigeria a párádísè. Please stop the joke.

All of you kids should allow the food ti cook well. Elders, who know what's cooking are already waiting patiently for the outcome. Rome was not built in a day.

I did not ask you about food or God.

since you are not a kid, I am surprised that you cannot answer the simple question.

did you not know that "The regime is barely two years" before you said

FxMasterz:
the good things the president is doing

how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

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buhariguy:
still on the process of all you highlighted there

are you saying that tinubu has nothing to show in terms of governance for the past 2years?

eteba:
Pls ask your representatives in the national assembly that gave credence to the appointment of a sole administrator.

since there is a constitution, why should I ask national assmebly rep anything?

is a rep bigger than the constitution?

is it your rep you asked before you came up with this?

eteba:
Pls note; The calabarman was sitting jejely in his house in calabar, when the Rivers people refused to put their house in order.

Is there provision for sole administrator under a state of emergency in the constitution?

Did you approach the courts to seek redress before you came up with this?

which section of the nigerian constitution says that because the rivers people refused to put their house in order so therefore an administrator in the person of "the calabarman" be appointed to oversee the affairs of the state?

which constitutional powers is he using to make these appointments?

JuanDeDios:
I hope the minister of education reads our social media - because a lack of appreciation of numbers is something I see very often. You can string together numbers that don't add up (e.g., say one LG chairman stole N80 billion), and people would believe it. Because they have no sense of figures and can't tell at a glance what is not possible.

Here, now, we have adults who believe you can build 10,000 km of road across multiple countries for ... wait for it ... $1.65b! And 'na newspaper tok am!'

Someone has to do something about it.

then you should have no problems answering the simple questions.

1. This is an excerpt from a publication by Businessday, dated June 2025.

are they embarassing themselves by putting out this publication?

2. based on financial literacy, how much should the cairo-cape town road cost?

buhariguy:
still on the process of all you highlighted there

how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

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take note of the word "how"

IJAYA001:
Peter Obi will do it for us when we finally get Bitter Leaf Republic. Amen.

that is not what I asked you.

based on "okonjo Iweala's opinion, facts and indices, how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

ogugwa1992:
Look At The World Class Heavenly Roads President Tinubu Is Building In Northern Nigeria

how is this world class and heavenly?

Reno spent more time on himself in the video than on the road.

he claimed that work is gong on on kaduna, zaria and kano axis of the road.

how is this possible when the kaduna, zaria and axis was done long ago under buhari apart from a small portion before getting to Kano city?

seunowa:
Are you saying madam Ngozi is deceiving Nigerians? And she lacks integrity and that she can be easily bought by Tinubu government. Everyone knows that as bad as Buhari government was, food items, fuel, electricity and transportation were relatively cheaper majorly because subsidy and defending of our currency using billions of dollars monthly and so ease of doing business was fantastic. But Buhari reforms were cosmetic without addressing the foundational problems. Reforms initiated by Tinubu is the audacious in recent time which probe into the deeply- rooted hindrances bedeviling our country.

I don't know.

is the screenshot not the evidence you asked for?

seunowa:
Who were the financial international organizations that said same about Buhari government? I would be glad if you give me evidence.

buhariguy:
but you don't expect things to continue as before,
We are moving from one phase of development to another level, and you don't expect people to feel the impact yet

but that is not what I asked you.

how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

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NewHe:
I thought you are learnered to that stuff?
The presidency or through the Sport ministry will prepare a budget capturing the monetary rewards either as a supplementary budget or against another fiscal year budgeting, present it to NASS for scrutiny and approval, that is if such money is not yet domicile somewhere for that, purpose!

you thought?

what made you to "thought"?

are you telling me that tinubu is making promises to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars that was not captured in the 2025 appropriation bill?

so because of falcons and d'tigress money, tinubu will now prepare supplementary budget?

the billions that his wife is donating all over the place, where is it coming from?

tinubu bought a new plane for $150m. was it captured in any budget?

how are you associating NASS with scrutiny?

anku90:
We didn't waste our votes and we will vote him again till 2031.

if you did not waste your votes, how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

IJAYA001:
You can read Okonjo Iweala opinion back with unbiased mind, A country must stabilize economy first before expecting GROWTH.

IRE O.

that is not what I asked you.

based on "okonjo Iweala's opinion, facts and indices, how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

helinues:
Those who know about economy, those who are into economics and policies, those who are in the position of economy guidance have been praising president Tinubu for how his reforms and policies are changing things yet the so called opposition are claiming they have lost their vision hence can't see a single thing this government has done.

We will campaign the reelection of president Tinubu with projects and achievements. That's the only method we know to win the election without rigging

how has tinubu used his "reforms" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

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seunowa:
And you think madam Ngozi can be deceived and as well deceiving Nigerians. She knows where Nigeria is coming from and even acknowledged that the reforms came with pains which is absolutely true for most economic reforms. No pain no gain, it is time for growth. You are free to continue basking in your delusions.

is tinubu going through the pain?

is there any section of the constitution that says a president should put nigerians in pain because of reforms?

if you say "it is time for growth", what was buhari doing for 8years?