₦airaland Forum

kingthreat:
Oh this gay troll again.
I am feeding myself and family well.
If you need to be fed, send your account number.

and the one that is there now, how has Nigeria become better?

instead of thinking of what Obi will be in 2027, why dont you think of how you will feed and live the best life under Tinubus induced hardship and inflation?

Goodlady:
Both bad!
You v always been crying before Tinubu!

who are the "you" that have always been crying before Tinubu?

ObiCertificate:
Absolutely.

Fortunately, some of us read beyond “topics” and digest content to avoid sounding like you.

I didnt ask u what the topic is referring to or what u read beyond.

what does the topic say?

did it say anything about "roads"?

Goodlady:
But Nigeria has always been bad before Tinubu. You look ugly as you dey cry ebinpawa. I feel ya misery. Are you married?
If so how ya wife dey cope?
You get pikins?
If you never get no born I!
Cos ma suffering united una dey!
Is the boy below one of ya son?

how bad was Nigeria before Tinubu?

how bad is Nigeria since Tinubu?

ObiCertificate:
Lol.

The topic IS referring to the tribute speech Dangote made where he clearly stated that the major road out of the 120 kilometers of roads in his refinery would be named after Wigwe.

Your problem is inability or refusal to watch the brief tribute speech.

what does the topic say?

did it say anything about "roads"?

crossfm:
This has always been my fear.

After looting government warehouses,what next?.

They will start with individual warehouses and finally start breaking into people's shops and houses.

The government must address this very fast.

They should start doing something,we are tired of hearing,we are going to,we will,we are on it.

how do you want looters in government to address looting on the streets?

if those in government were not looting, will folks on the street have any reason to loot?

Mayor727:
Please mod, stop bringing this kind of posts to front page. This kind of criminal act will escalate to other regions

what of the criminal act of elected officials?

Prigidypogodo:
revolution has started already
wait till they're out of shops to loot

this is not a revolution. it is anarchy in its infancy. the aim of revolution is to cause socio economic and political change. this is just meant to feed hungry people

Ttalk:
This is how good criticism should be done.

It is quite disturbing to see the dimension of opposition criticism has taken in Nigeria, resulting in hate speech, blatant lies, and outright misleading comments.

Peter Obi and his Obidients can do better than they are presently doing, with his recent attack on the government for the UN donation of wheat purchased from Ukraine to support Nigeria, one can see the dangerous role Obi is playing and being cheered by his thoughtless followers.

Such statement should be frowned upon and it would be necessary if DSS invited him and cautioned him to limit his instigation, after all, Anambra where he ruled doesn't produce wheat to service his state in a federation where agriculture is on the concurrent list.

The government should be ready to stamp out corruption from our institutions and strengthen its policies. The former British commissioner is one point on this

am sure these guys in this video are "obidients" and DSS should be sent after them to caution them on their instigation and lamentation.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUZ5eYhc4BM

kingthreat:
Come 2027, Obi will never be president of this country.
Even if we have to have an Igbo president, it will never be someone that does eye service like a chemical reactor and talks like a woman.

and the one that is there now, how has Nigeria become better?

instead of thinking of what Obi will be in 2027, why dont you think of how you will feed and live the best life under Tinubus induced hardship and inflation?

yarimo:
Peter obi is only good at fooling his illiterate Obidients .
Obi will claim 1+1= 23 and Obidients will keep praising him he is correct

and yet you keep praising Tinubu for the inflation and hardship he is causing Nigerians

Goodvibes007:
Delayed reporting at N1620. The naira has appreciated again when I just checked.

"appreciated" to what?

is this the value it was as at May 2023?

nairalanda1:
Naira is going to fall and keep falling until we make manufacturing the basis of our economy like serious nations and also improve tax to gdp ratios as well.

The reason why naira is falling is because the source of our economy is basically oil money. Oil money is dependent on oil prices which never favor us at all. If we want sensible money from oil, we have to have it above 130 dollars , for ten to twenty years running, and crude production increases at the same time

Any oil economy, even the good looking ones, are vulnerable economies. That is Nigeria for you.

Indeed naira has been falling and continues to fall. That it has fallen badly under tinubu regime has a lot to do with the fact that decades of borrowing and bad economics led us here.

We can still make it if we only do manufacturing and export of manufactured goods and allow the free market to operate here.

Or we can go and peg the naira to 200 to one dollar, subsjdisze fuel to 40 naira per liter and pretend we are showing the IMF shege, while we loan and take more loans to maintain the charade

I did not say corruption is not contributing, or that we have a good government..the fact of the naira falling since 1973 is a sign we haven't had good government for decades.

Apc better take the hard decisions and stop bothering about winning

will removal of fuel subsidy no longer solve Nigeria's problems?

all the savings from the "removal" of fuel subsidy, what has been done with it?

A Qatari Riyal is 3.64 to a dollar. I beg, how many things are they manufacturing and what is their tax to gdp ratio?

if you say "The reason why naira is falling is because the source of our economy is basically oil money", why is the Qatari Riyal and Saudi Riyal (3.75 to a dollar) not falling?

is the source of their economy basically not oil?

under the present situation, who do you want to tax?

all the taxes that have been taxed so far, what has been done with it?

valentineuwakwe:
Where will all these distributions take place or will it be at only APC approved houses and stations?

good question

but the minister of state for FCT claimed that

We did distribution about twice. And then about to do the third one, where these trucks were here to offload these food items, and then they were attacked, even injured some people on duty.

but the minister of agriculture is saying they are going to begin distribution.

if they are going to begin distribution, then which distribution did the minister of FCT say they did twice and were about to do the third?

Calylove:
I have made my point.
I refuse to doubt. things are bad normally but complaining will make it worse.
I just have hope while I work hard within my limits.

and yet the off point continues.

1. where is it written in the constitution that the citizens need to do the right thing before government carries out its responsibilities?

2. why does the government not do the right thing so that the people will wake up?

3. have you ever heard of social contract?

4. what exactly is the government "trying"?

5. which "steady power supply in Aba" are you referring to?

6. how is CNG buses "the beginning of a new day. A better future"?

7. where are the gas stations for the CNG buses?

according to you

Calylove:
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Advocate for the expansion of CNG fueling infrastructure to accommodate the growing demand. Work with the government and private sector to invest in additional fueling stations.
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Monitor air quality in the areas where CNG buses operate and communicate improvements to the public. This can help build trust and showcase the positive impact of the new initiative.
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You can check my signature on ways to come out of this hardship.

8. if you can write all these, why cant you tell us all that the government is supposed to do for the citizens of Nigeria?

9. are politicians voted into power to be helped or to serve the people?

10. how is government helping the people?

11. how does Nigerians helping the government benefit Nigerians?

ObiCertificate:
Exactly where you got it wrong.

Watch the video. The full tribute and you’ll get it.

that is not what I asked you.

what does the topic say?

did it say anything about "roads"?

nevilbot:
Nigerians don´t know measurements. Ibadn to lagos is 131km. Is the whole of dangote refinery as big as the distance between lagos to ibadan that a single road within the refinery will be 120km? How long is even the whole lenght of road from lekki to V.i?

pls what does the topic say?

ObiCertificate:
120km of roads must not be in a straight line.

You can have up to 1 kilometer of cables in a single room.

what does the topic say?

did it say anything about "roads"?

“We did distribution about twice. And then about to do the third one, where these trucks were here to offload these food items, and then they were attacked, even injured some people on duty.

when did they do the distribution she is talking about?

if there two distributions as she claimed, where did the people see the food they got in the warehouse?

am sensing this lady is going to use this as an excuse and say because of this incident, all the so called palliative has been looted

P1PrinceKT:
yes he built it with his own money.

when did Dangote build a 120km road leading to the Refinery and Petrochemicals?

where does the road start from?

Splashme:
No, you're the owner.
.

that is great. how am I the owner?

Nigga wont trend. he is a man and does not have ikebe and ass.

meanwhile, who is eating all the food he has been cooking?

is he the owner of the road?

this is not revolution. it is anarchy loading. it is not geared towards bringing about any socio economic or political change. it is just hungry folks looking for ways to quench hunger

Bintasukai:
No, they are too stupid.

then they should not be difficult for you to answer.

1. Which big men are you talking about?

2. Why did the leader of Qatar not come to Nigeria to come and "discuss"?

3. Is the president of Nigeria a big man unto himself?

4. Did Tinubu use his money for this trip?

5. Did he go there to represent himself as Mr Tinubu or to represent Nigeria?

6. What is the benefit of the so called trip to Nigeria as a country?

Bintasukai:
Lol, troll

are the questions too difficult for u to answer?

1. Which big men are you talking about?

2. Why did the leader of Qatar not come to Nigeria to come and "discuss"?

3. Is the president of Nigeria a big man unto himself?

4. Did Tinubu use his money for this trip?

5. Did he go there to represent himself as Mr Tinubu or to represent Nigeria?

6. What is the benefit of the so called trip to Nigeria as a country?

Paraman:
Which kin useless message be that? If the government like, they should be looking at the looters till things get out of hand.

but the government has been looking at the looters that steal billions. that means that things have been getting out of hand for a while now

Paraman:
Which kin useless message be that? If the government like, they should be looking at the looters till things get out of hand.

but the government has been looking at the looters that steal billions and things have been getting out of hand for a while now

Krankhead:
The thing pain you say no be that jesters of Obi dey shine like this. Abeg go.pook foe food and come back in 2031. Anyway you do u have hope.bicos it will fo back to the north

off point. sorry bro. you have not answered the questions.

1. Which big men are you talking about?

2. Why did the leader of Qatar not come to Nigeria to come and "discuss"?

3. Is the president of Nigeria a big man unto himself?

4. Did Tinubu use his money for this trip?

5. Did he go there to represent himself as Mr Tinubu or to represent Nigeria?

6. What is the benefit of the so called trip to Nigeria as a country?

Lithiumite:
Floating the naira is a major but just one of the policies...... Nigeria at the moment doesn't have the resources to continue to defend the naira thereby leading to removal of subsidy on the dollar.
Cancelling the wide gap between the official and largely informal parallel market thereby removing the dysfunctional arbitrage in that space

Economic reality is you and I refusing to buy the dollar or import at the present high rates thereby enabling us seek substitutes....all those people buying those dollars are just dumping the naira and going to store the dollars in other places which is pure economic sabotage.

1. what has the "floating of the naira" reformed?

2. how do you know that Nigeria does not have the resources to defend the naira?

3. is the government still defending the naira?

4. how does Nigeria not having the resources to defend the naira lead to removal of fuel subsidy?

5. According to you "
The high dollar rates we are seeing is just the after shock of the reformation policies of this govt" .

At the same time you claim that the same dollar rate "was purely artificial and bourne by speculators".

How can both be the reasons for the high rate of dollar?

6. who is "you and I"? when did you discuss anything about buying or not buying dollars?

7. which substitutes are you seeking for?

8. the people that floated the naira, are they looking for the same substitutes you are referring to?

9. who are "all those people buying those dollars are just dumping the naira and going to store the dollars in other places"?

10. how much dollars have they been buying and dumping and how much dollars did they leave in the economy?

11. is floating the dollars and removing fuel subsidy not economic sabotage?

Nvestor02:
Looting is never a message but a criminal offense that we all should condemn. Imagine a senior advocate that know about law is saying this nonsense.

If only this mumu can walk around Africa and compare the cost of living in most African countries with Nigeria.... Maybe you wouldn't have say this.

The only thing, Tinubu should do now is to increase the minimum wage.... Make The citizens survive themselves.

This nonsense coming out from senior advocate shows the mentality of Nigerians..... how entitled they feel and how liability they are.

what was food sitting down idly in a warehouse when people are hungry as a result of Tinubus policies?

if you saying that people taking food from a government warehouse to feed themselves as a result of government induced hardship is a criminal offence, why are politicians who are driven by so much greed steal without remorse not guilty of this same criminal offence?

have you walked around Africa and compared the cost of living in most African countries with Nigeria?

can you pls tell us the countries you walked to and your discovery?

how will increasing minimum wage solve the problem?