₦airaland Forum

Zonefree:
"The leader of the protesters, Mr Kazeem Sanni"




Tinubu and his urchins go protest tire. On CBN mandate we stand, No going back.

God bless Emefiele
God bless CBN
God bless sane Nigerians.

Shame on urchins and their principal!

Quiet!

Is the $Lunc burning thing real?

Simp! White man

jeromestarks:
Least I forget,
Fvck any girl you want but when it comes to marriage, find a virgin woman and marry. Better to suffer to find a virgin and have a peaceful lasting home than to marry a woman who has been fvcked and mounted by many men and suffer in your marriage.

Be wise.
Do not let any family sell a used woman for you as new. Do not pay bride price and sponsor wedding ceremony just to have a woman who has been fvcked and mounted by many men who was fvcked by men who didn't pay anything except two eggs and indomie. Only a fool would do that. Are you the fool?

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This one dey use him mouth kill his career..

Talking crap steadily.


Same girls him dey use for him skits.

Psquare, brymo and nedu have destroyed their careers this year...

Crazy!

Congrats!

Op no..

Never

I didn't.

Just learn how to code. Learn DSA..

halima83:
Just imagine the reaction in Nigeria will be.

Nigerians make una calm down...

It's no biggie.

FullBlastLight:
51-year-old father dies while fighting his daughter's school bus driver who she accused of molesting her

The father of a 7-year-old pupil of Luyol Schools, Frederick Olorunfemi, died while he was confronting his daughter's school bus driver who she pointed as the person who molested her.

Vanguard reports that the pupil who will turn eight in May, had told her mother that the driver, having conveyed other students to their destinations on the 1st of February, 2023, drove her to his house to have canal knowledge of her.

Hearing this, Olurunfemi proceeded to the school with his daughter to speak to the driver, leading to an altercation between them. Consequently, the school bus driver pushed Mr Femi, who fell down and was rushed to a nearby hospital, Osuntuyi Medical Centre where he was confirmed dead.

Speaking to Vanguard, wife to the deceased Mrs. Mabel Olurunfemi, said...

"Last Wednesday, my daughter came back from school and told me that after her school bus driver had dropped everyone at their houses, he took her to his house, told her to lift her school uniform and sit on his lap to kiss him, and was calling her his wife.

Since my husband does not always come home, I waited till his return before informing him all that she had told me.

When he heard, with anger, he picked up his phone and contacted the school director and explained to him that he would proceed to the police station to report everything, but he was calmed by the proprietor of the school and summoned him to school the next day, which was on the 7th, Tuesday.

Myself and my daughter followed him there. At the proprietor office, the bus driver who goes by the name of Jacob was also present.

Having asked Sarah to narrate all that happened, the proprietor asked the driver why he brought back the school bus late on that fateful day to which he responded that he had to drop something after dropping the kids.

Out of anger, my husband slapped him, then he hit my husband on the neck and a fight started right there in the office.

As everyone was trying to separate them, my husband was seriously angry holding the driver and this led to a push by the driver.

My husband fell down and went unconscious. Before we could get to the hospital, he passed on!"

When the Lagos State Police spokesman, SP Benjamin Hundeyin was called, he confirmed the incident, saying the driver had not been arrested as he is on the run.



https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2023/2/51-year-old-father-dies-while-fighting-his-daughters-school-bus-driver-who-she-accused-of-molesting-her.html

Nigerians are wicked.

If true. Then he shud b our next president.

Na only him get something to offer.

e make sense.

Breeze111:
So a quick one today, a guy DM me on my other platform to help him share this story in other to get advice from people...
My name is John, am 23 years of age but am dating a white(oyinbo) lady who is 56years old, of which we are planning of getting married soon.
To be sincere this woman has been of so much assistance to me in terms of my university fees and other things making life comfortable for me but really am scared of breaking her heart in the future because of the age difference but she truly loves me. but with the way things are now for me I can't say no to her financial support because life hard. But my friends are so much in support of this, they are saying I should get married to her this year and abandoned my school by leaving the country to join her over there but am so confused..dont know what to do

Baba abeg show me road.

That pastor don blow.

Emmanuel909090:
Nice, solving problems

Thank you for supporting me.

Make una calm down.

Alcohol na good thing..

If true, this kind talk na bad market na.

Braintaf23:
I can bet anything that the average Nigerian youth now has at least an iPhone worth over 200,000 to 1 million naira, and most of these people don’t have money in their bank account. They have no job, they have no car or house or any tangible source of income but you see them with extremely expensive phones.

First I’m curious how do you people even afford these phones?

Secondly why will you choose to hold a 600k phone in your hand and have less than 50k in your account after?

Do you truly feel happy about that?

I’m not judging sincerely I’m only curious, why is this so common that we have a youth population of people who have less than 100k in their accounts but use phones of half a million naira?

iPhones are damm expensive, the iPhone 14 alone is 1 million, the rest are from 200k to 1 million, you barely see these people with old model iPhones it’s always the latest ones, especially in Lagos.

How is this even possible in a country as poor as Nigeria?

Oga Nigerians are not poor as you think...

Chikacha:
GLINT, RANKER DAO, STELLA SWAP.

Thank you.

[quote author=GRACEGLORY post=120857631][/quote]E b like I go buy a his kishu and just lock up.

Every one is talking about it...

Baba u know any low cap coin we get brain. Anything from 500k mkt cap and above?

Poverty na your mate?

Every body na deflover...

Every body na deflover...

That guy go dey one place dey laff...

Poverty na your mate?

Tookool:
I don’t agree with the part you said they do nothing all day. Those men try a whole lot, I lived close to a pastor in my university days, those men don’t rest. From prayers all day and night to church programs, to fasting. I used to feel for his kids cus the type of fasting they do, me I for don run comot from house

Is that one something. Is that how normal people make money or make a living?

IronCastle:
You wail too much

No be only you get priblems!

You hate too much.

Nice!

Kobonaire4:
They are doing well without government help thank you...plus they are working for themselves...not for you, not for me, not for the masses

It is like you are losing the thread of your points.



Yes, the poor man can have his refinery by getting a business proposal, getting a loan and building his refinery via loans

Even dangote refinery...70% of the money came from loans.

Plus refineries cost so much money that government cannot just give everyone who wants money a loan (plus, as experieince from government loaning money to farmers and businessmen over the years has shown, most of the loans don't get paid back).

It is like you are losing the thread of your points

I think you are miss understanding me.

The people will work or use the facilities for their own progress not government... I am not talking about the communist system here.

Just a bit of correction, the Aba manufactures are not doing well..

As for refineries, may b you are not aware some people refine crude locally. If the get the right tools they won't fail. Who know like money?

Yes, the poor man can have his refinery by getting a business proposal, getting a loan and building his refinery via loans

Let's tell ourselves the truth a poor man will never ever get loan to build a refinery.

A poor man does not need loan. What they need is the right infastructure, knowledge and more opportunities open to them.

Kobonaire4:
Not all good companies start in garages. And using Apple...Apple was one of many private small computer makers. It lasted and grew for a good number of reasons that are beyond the scope of this discusssion.



Yes, which is why government abroad have good welfare projects...paid for by high tax to gdp ratios , unlike in Nigeria where, as at 2019, 70% of us don't pay tax to state and federal govts, and tax to gdp is 8.1% plus corruption and over relieance on oil is why we don't have a good safety net.

China's safety net too is failing and has been for a while.





I am no fan of capitalism...but it would last because people love to make money.

They have been saying capitalism would fail for decades...especially in the 1920's and 30's. Did not happen.

Want a post scarcity economy where everyone lives well...wait till technology advances to get us there...or wait for the comming of Jesus.

If Aba manufactures get cottage industries to enable them scale manufacturing, will it fail?

If Aba manufactures are tot how to manufacture parts and have access to tools and machines for manufacturing will it fail.

That's the system I am talking about, let the poor man also have is factory, refinery, biz, etc.

No be only the rich go dey make am for Nigeria. This trend is very bad.

sulaak:
We don't have the know-how in manufacturing, because if we did Niger would have 24/7 electricity and good apprenticeship programme

No human beings dey manufacture things in Europe and Asia.

Our problem is colonial mentality.

We must breaker the chains of colonialism.

Kobonaire4:
1.It won't work

2.Factories are set up to manufacture on good and service..not multiples

3.It needs capital...that only capitlaism can provide...not govenrment

4.It needs to be run at a profit...to sell goods and servicies.


Yes, that has been going on for sometime. That's a small scale business. Nothing wrong with that.

And they do it to feed their families, not me or you.


Been done in this country many times...and it always fails. Always.



No. And no one works for ;the masses...people work for themselves....big man to small man.

I don't think it will fail in Nigeria. The suffering is much, no body will miss such an opportunity.

You mean, if government for example. Provide mordern machines and cottage industries for local palm oil manufactures in our villages for them to scale up and mordenize, it will fail?

I doubt..

Or government teach them how to build these machines and also provide avenues for them to build the machines, they will throw the opportunity away.

Let's try it first..