₦airaland Forum

MadamExcellency:
The Op didn't do mathematics in School.

When you multiply the numerator and the denominator with the same number. It is called inflation and nothing will change.

Purchasing power of your currency doesn't come from charging your fellow citizens higher for your services.

Is like saying that Nigeria will be a great country if the government prints money and distributes to all her citizens.

MadamExcellency:
The Op didn't do mathematics in School.

When you multiply the numerator and the denominator with the same number. It is called inflation and nothing will change.

Purchasing power of your currency doesn't come from charging your fellow citizens higher for your services.


That's what you have been conditioned to believe my brother the reality will schock you..

We have millions of rich people in Nigeria and the pay peanuts for our services..

This guys can pay more and more..

Nigerians spend $12 billion USD in 3 years training thier children oversseas.

How much are those group of people paying their gate man?

Think!


It won't harm you.


Is like saying that Nigeria will be a great country if the government prints money and distributes to all her citizens.

ODUBEZE:
Nigeria is poor because of bad leadership!!!

Know this and have peace

VeeVeeMyLuv:
The main problems still boils down to corruption. So long as corruption is vibrant active industry in Nigeria this kind of rubbish will continue!

Purchasing power very weak, unemployment rate very high with very few industries.

ghettochild:
U r posting nonsense..as long as ASUU lecturers don't get the pay increase they always demand..private universities will continue growing.

gammarays:
Mugu
Hope you know the conditions attached to the loan 🙄🙄🙄
I don't blame someone who's brain is filled with agbado and cassava

SmartPolician:
I am sorry I don't agree with you. If you refuse to do a menial job that pays peanuts, many people are willing to do the job. Nigerians on the streets (not those faking it online) understand that the country is not getting any better.

This is where government should come in and enact laws to protect the poor and weak from the exploitation of the rich. But because we have irresponsible people in government, exploitations go unnoticed. Even foreigners (especially Asians) come into this country and treat Nigerians like second-class citizens.

SmartPolician:
It's partly the government's fault. If we had a working country, nobody would pay workers below the minimum wage. It's even funny that the minimum wage is even peanut. Given today's economic reality, minimum wage shouldn't be less than N100k.

I think we should change our personal income tax laws so that the rich can start paying higher taxes. That's the only way Nigeria's wealth can circulate. That's what many countries do.

suckmedownthere:
There are many ways to it, you can send him to a public school for now, you can also ask her to join you and finance the schooling by helping with her with some capital or let him do some evening lessons around your neighbourhood and or a private teacher to come home and tutor him or she do it herself ...if she set standards that seems impossible she can make it possible after all there are single mothers out there...

Rtk4:
Our last son just clocked 2years just a week ago and my wife is insisting that he starts school by September, so i told her i don't have money to enroll him in a school by September. I also let her know that the basic age for a child to start school is 3years. I sighted example of alot of people within our vicinity who also waited for their children to reach 3years before enrolling them in school. She still maintains her stands and i also maintain mine. Though he is so wise above his age but i don't have money for that now. He can count 1-10 already.... Please guys what is your take on this?

WeirdAlien:
Who are the "you guys"? Why do you think I'm one of "you guys"? Kindly clarify.
Maybe that prejudice is not making you to see my point.

WeirdAlien:
The private schools borrow your public lecturers to deliver quality teaching, the same lecturers who frustrate your efforts in govt uni.
So this is the only point you picked out.
Did you know Covenant University usually takes top 3 in Nigeria, dragging with UI and Unilag? Landmark is in top 10, while Babcock and Bowen are not far behind.
Did you ever attend any university? Please talk like you did. You would know the challenges students face, and why private schools might be a better choice for some people.

You should also find the meaning of the word "feeble", to understand what I said.

WeirdAlien:
The private schools borrow your public lecturers to deliver quality teaching, the same lecturers who frustrate your efforts in govt uni.
So this is the only point you picked out.
Did you know Covenant University usually takes top 3 in Nigeria, dragging with UI and Unilag? Landmark is in top 10, while Babcock and Bowen are not far behind.
Did you ever attend any university? Please talk like you did. You would know the challenges students face, and why private schools might be a better choice for some people.

You should also find the meaning of the word "feeble", to understand what I said.

WeirdAlien:
Now I'm convinced you're unexposed.
Do you know how costly it is to maintain a university? Did you know the meaning of the overhead I mentioned earlier? When you have understanding of those, you will see why total university autonomy in Nigeria will make you pay 7 digits for your education yearly.

Don't even mention foreign exchange, you don't sound like you know anything about that.

twosquare:
In good faith, I think (this is my own opinion) after this XRP frenzy, people should watch Dodgecoin. There may be a likely breakout next week, either Tuesday or Wednesday. Either of the day when Tesla's earning reports will be released, which should be in the positives too. Crypto will move definitely, but I feel Dodgecoin should perform.

Also, you may want to acquire some TSLA stocks.

Robnectar:
Abeg no dey mention me,... U dey like as I dey spoil ur crooze for you bah

Kirchoffs:
I stay alone in a room and parlor self contain here in Lagos , although we have constant light, I have been in this area for less than 2year and light is at least 23-24 hrs per day.

I use 7000 naira to buy Nepa units on the 28th June and it’s finished already today being 12th of July, note that I don’t use anything that draws power in my house .

UPDATE!!!!

So I went to Nepa office today and I was told that there is a debt of 65k on the prepaid meter, each time I recharge Nepa takes off 60% from me for the debt settlement.

Now my question is, am I supposed to be paying a debt I don’t owe or is this the duty of the landlord.

tuzle:
like we don't pay tax on Nigeria abi. We have tuition free schools in some part of the world, u get quality education (at least better than any private or government owned school in Nigeria) and u don't pay tuition.

Robnectar:
USA intentionally sold out a seized heavybag of BTC to dump on traders, so they could counter everyone expectations while y'all expecting a pump yesterday after the news of inflation, they dump on y'all,

U dig?