₦airaland Forum

Ijaya123:
So of what consequence is the request?

It's up to the courts to be honest

shinealight:
Are you a lawyer….and have you practised Law in the US before…..or you’re just engaging in wishful thinking?

I can understand if you don't get the gist of this case
It's ok
Again laws differ from state to state

cursedAbiola:
the scourge of helinues

😄😄😄👍

Same people were jumping and laughing when ladi akerelodu was made head of ESBS
call them tribalists now they will say it's bullying
Smh

Ijaya123:
When did the USA have jurisdiction of elections petitions about Nigeria? Loads of you are not bright at all.

Exercise in futility

This is a request for the tertiary documents not about caring about any political petition
Shey you lot always say ask your governors
Well in the states,court decisions differ from state to state

shinealight:
Keep dreaming my friend. The US Court is not a political arena and will not order anything that will give one political kingpin an advantage over another…..it’s simply not the Court’s business. Why should they order release of Tinubu’s transcripts when his competitors have not also released theirs? Have we ever seen Atiku’s school transcripts?

US courts are not like the courts here
They differ from state to state
Also forget politics the law has no business with who rules here
The case is under their jurisdiction so they can release those records if requested
Hope you get it now

Tareq1105:
I chose to ignore dreamers. Whoever that is deceiving Atiku to waste money and time would soon know the truth.

If Tinubu did not attend the school, how come the school display his portrait in the school Hall as one of their best student?

If Tinubu did not attend the school, how come he was able to work with the certificate in multinational corporations in the US like Deloitte consulting, and ExxonMobil?

I don't think you get the gist of this case😄

RedAlert08:
if you have nothing to hide, why do you need a court injunction to prevent your academic records from being made public?

Only afonjas believe otherwise

ideynl1:
Anyone Yoruba support politically is doomed, it will crash and fail.

Just check how Buhari they supported plunged the country into disaster. They also supported Tinubu, who is currently plunging the country to disaster pro max.

Yorubas don’t make good political choices in the centre.

After voting disasters they end up becoming bambialla queuing up to be fed with Agbado, Cassava and Ewa.

CORNfused set.

Quite unfortunate.

😄😄😄😄

Checkwell:
This online begging is a display of indicipline, laziness, and a total lack of self-control.

Until Nairaland moderators put an end to this sensless begging, this site will keep looking disorganised.

Why can't they go and beg on Reddit or Quora forum?

Nonsense.

The bashing and ban dem go jam ehn😄

thomasjoe:
HELLO,
IVE NOTICED FOR THE PAST ONE MONTH THAT YOU HAVE BEEN POSTING THIS SAME POST ON A DAILY BASIS THAT YOU HAVE NOT EATEN SINCE 'YESTERDAY'...FOR THE PAST ONE MONTH O!
WHEN DOES YESTERDAY END PLS ...?

I ADVICE YOU TAKE YOUR SELF MORE SERIOUSLY AND FOCUS ON HIGHER IDEALS INSTEAD OF POSTING THIS FORMAT EVERYDAY OF YOUR LIFE.

BEST WISHES AND TAKE HEED !

"When does yesterday end"
😄😄😄😄
NL is not a normal place😄😄

Beautiful??

But.....not in Kwara 😄😄😄

helinues:
Peter Obi ,the political prostitute wey dey form virgin

Sifia pains still dey do this one 😄😄😄

That this stup.id attempt at propaganda made FP is bad enough
That people actually believe this means that SW people really need to travel more
Notice how no northerners commented on this nonsense
Chai
One day NL will regain it's lost glory

Did you receive an offer?
If yes where you briefed on your job description and where you asked to pay a fee?
These are the questions you should ask and then you would get your answer
Also be on your guard
Scammers don't stand still
They upgrade all the time

Emmahunk:
Same Kwankwaso who refused a merger with Obi earlier in the day. He could be working for Tinubu for all I know. Who told him that P.O. will stop at the Tribunal if an unjust ruling comes out from the Tribunal. Obi is too intelligent to be confused with a 'formidable force in 2027' format. He will fight for his mandate to the very last.

That's why i dey laugh
These people don't know okwute😄

djon78:
You people are just emotional

Peter Obi cannot do it alone

He need others


APC is a very mean party
With Tinubu, his cliques, and mean politicians like hope uzodima, Wike etc what is needed now is to join forces together to take power from them


APC is tougher and meaner than former PDP
So what is needed is a powerful coalition for the battle ahead be it rerun or 2027


But If Peter Obi doesn't accept and feels he can do it alone then let's keep on suffering under APC

And you have finally confirmed that you do not know Obi
Please how is APC meaner?
Obi has integrity and listens to his supporters
This is simple propaganda
Power?😄😄😄
Obi and Datti are not power crazy

djon78:
Peter Obi cannot do it alone

He needs collaboration

Joining forces with this two to challenge APC is a sound advice

He should learn from what APC did to PDP

So I support the merger


APC has finished Nigeria

We need a new leaf be it if tribunal nulify the elections or 2027


There coming together also will make APC work hard to better the economy

So at the end Nigerians are the winner

We will have a better democracy

And there will be no such merger
Obi is not power hungry
Don't mix things up
For you to even suggest this means you do not even know the man

successmatters:
It will be a mistake of immense proportion if Obi accepts this merger, those two are not to be trusted, they are too power drunk and will stifle Obi and his ideas. Obi should find sharp minds from the North, south west and south south to improve his appeal.

If okwute who challenged two cases of removing him from Anambra state house alone left pdp to join LP trust me he won't agree
This is just mere propaganda forget the arisetv on the link

😄😄😄😄

LordAdam16:
🤦‍♂

That settles it. You're also incapable of basic comprehension.







Excerpts from the initial message you quoted.

If you cared to read and understand before jumping in my mention, you wouldn't be a major embarrassment right now.

We both supported Atiku in 2019. I supported GEJ in 2015. I supported Atiku this year, while you pitched your tent with Obi.

When Soludo floated this policy in 2007, I supported it, even though most stakeholders in the PDP railed against it. Not signing off on this proposition and the reversal of the sale of refineries were Yar'Adua's biggest howlers.

Today, everyone accepts the latter was a blunder. But at the time, most Nigerians listened to the clowns who called it crony capitalism to sell unproductive assets. Heck, as recently as 2019 when Atiku voiced his intention to sell the refineries, it was mocked as a glaring attempt to "mortgage and sell the nation's assets on the cheap to his acolytes".

Ditto with subsidy. Nigerians will change their tune on redenomination, but only when we're in an even worse fiscal position, and one or two zeros has been added in the FX rate. For now, armchair economists like yourself can continue your delusion.

-Lord

Man oh man
Whatever floats your boat🚶🚶

LordAdam16:
No one will put you on trial if you avoid wading into issues that you clearly do not have the mental bandwidth for.

I listed 6 countries.

The first three that "make more from tourism than many countries worldwide" grappled with rampant inflation and an erratic currency market early on. To a degree much worse than we're dealing with currently.

They redenominated, implemented wide-reaching economic reforms, and continue to reap the fruits of the timely intervention today.

Of course, since you're unlettered, you think their superb economies were conjured out of thin air. They weren't.

-Lord

Again you are spewing the same garbage
Redomination will not cure this malaise
Rather it will expose it
But hey the corn you are munching must be sweet so chew on
Smh

LordAdam16:
You make excellent points.

I do not purport to know the exact thought process of the proponents of redenomination in the administration, but surely it is not being billed as a silver bullet.

Argentina, Turkey, and Ghana are economic basket cases. Our malaise is not as bad as theirs.

From my vantage point, the purpose of a redenomination is temporary stability. Tinubu needs a cooling off period to execute his fiscal liberal agenda without having to put out a lot of fires. The Ghanaian Cedi lost half its value relative to the USD (moved from 1:1 to 1:2) in 7 years. That's an economic miracle knowing their history. If they had not redenominated, the crash would have been more severe, hard as that may be to grasp.

The problem for Ghana, and the two other Musketeers, are the economic structural imbalances that the ruling class persistently fail to fix.

Germany, China, and South Korea redenominated in the past. Brazil, Mozambique, and Israel too.

Of course, if we redenominate and sit on our thumbs, it'll haunt us in a decade. But if we are serious about reforms, a redenomination offers soft landing as long as we keep to a strict timeline.

An analogy is gravity assist in orbital mechanics. Wrong calculations will kill you, but if you get it right, it cuts your travel time.
Or anesthesia. You'd still have to go under the knife and it can be fatal if not administered by a pro.

I'm in the camp that posits it is a risk worth taking.

Under Obasanjo, GEJ, Tinubu, and an hypothetical Obi or Atiku or el Rufai Presidency; I'm in favor. Under Buhari and Yar'Adua, I'll be a staunch opponent. The former group can theoretically realize the advantages of the policy. The latter group are demonstrably incapable.

It is fair to call it a cosmetic exercise. It is. It'd also be expensive and I have my reservations about returning to coinage. But we just had a teaser with the naira redesign + aggressive currency mop up policy that stabilized the FX rate from inception until the float.

A redenomination paired with a sharp decline in the money supply will be the redesign policy on steroids.

Currency substitutions risks amplifying the dollarization of the economy. It'll also decentralize round tripping. Federating units are a blackhole for funds. The other fanciful critiques on the thread fail to note that we are stuck in a catch-22.

Tinubu attempted to cut the big-ticket subsidies. But the consequent pain impelled a reversal. The factors fueling our economic difficulties still remain while we sink deeper into debt trying to hold it all together.

When the $3B AFRIEXIM loan is exhausted, as it will in weeks, what will we do? Get another loan to subsidize consumption when we already spend a whooping 96% of government revenues on debt servicing?

People think a Sri Lanka can't happen in Nigeria. But we're well on our way. Pakistan is getting there faster. They have just $9B in reserves. Import $60B when they only export $35B. And they have similar population of 230m.

But sure, let's borrow dollars to "defend the naira" so you can buy cheap gasoline and import toothpick and wigs for pennies on the dollar. We're playing a stupid game of musical chairs and hoping the music never stops. No prizes if you guess how this ends.

-Lord

That nonsense you just posted is amazing
Those three countries make more from tourism than many countries worldwide
Don't defend nonsense and try to sound smart
Cheers

Vision101:
I just pity president tinubu. The mess in the Nigerian economy started towards the end of Jonathan's regime. This was principally because of corruption and the weakness of the president to control those he appointed.

This led to the alarm bell rang by okonjo-iweala. They did not arrest the situation. Unfortunately buhari did nothing but compounded the situation.

Tinubu inherited a messed up economy. He's not talking because he's protecting buhari and his party. He's battling against odds.

The good thing is that he's sound and he has sound people around him. When a patient is in a critical condition the doctors will try several drugs and modes of treatment and watch the effect on the patient. Finally they will get the most responsive mode. In the process the patient will feel several pains.

The doctor will be called names by the patient and his relations. I'm feeling the pains too.

What will anybody honestly criticise a government that inherited the Nigerian mess, less than three months, ministers not yet sworn in and broad policies not yet in full implementation?

FYI I'm an Ibo, professional, religious leader detribalised and apolitical.

First of it's IGBO not Ibo
Second you are mad
Eat your corn in peace and stop trying to shift blame
Wetin concern GEJ with APC
8 and a half years of APC yet na PDP we still dey hear?
Smh

Angelfrost:
Honestly... United needs new and more serious owners.

Glazers should let the club go.

Once the same Arabs take over United, these same players will be transformed overnight.

E go be like film!

True
They no wan gree because of the prestige of man united
But ten haag sha
Antony and mount😄😄

PNomsule:
Ward Prowse was available for so cheap £30m and United scout couldn't spot him

He would not have improved united
Forget the bad buys ten haag has made
United need a city type of reset that pep did after his first season in England
But if you just want to troll united carry on😄
Seems to be the rage these days

Lanretoye:
90%of the populace are living below a dollar daily?shay make ogun kii you if this is false?.see your life...you never see anything,when you type out of your stupidity is when you begin foolish mistakes.you are simply implying that your household is wallowing in such abject poverty if 90% of the members of your household live on less than a dollar perday.

Are you trying to be dense or you naturally are
Statistics say that he is correct
Smh

Focusmind:
I just don't know why Yar adua didn't allow Soludo to proceed with that plan....Soludo did a solid job in planning for naira. For reasons best known to Yaradua, he rejected the plan and went ahead not to reappoint Soludo....Reason why Obasanjo remains the best. He gave his team the opportunity to see through their plans andprogrammes. Yaradua or any northern president wouldn't have allowed the 2005 banking consolidation to happen.

Tinubu should not try the policy now. It is long outdated.....it would have been good if Soludo had implemented it then..... lots have changed since then, both at the micro and macro levels.....lots of economic determinants. The ship has sailed...Tinubu should explore other economic alternatives.

Maybe just maybe he saw through the empty rhetoric from him and rejected his plans
Just saying

I don't understand o
Is it not APC that were shouting 16 years upandan
Now they wan use "16 years " policies
Eh God o😄😄😄😄
These people are clowns
IconicR coman explain for us o

BabaIbo:
Hmmm, to be honest I never liked him(Tinubu) as a president, because I know he his just another Buhari fighting for power without a clear plan or purpose for the masses, but I wanted him to rule at least for sometime to clear many people's doubt, especially those that are blinded by ethnicity or tribalism.

Especially helinues

Ogene001:
Ebola and his tribesmen with empty noise. Start the invasion wey you brag about, you turn around and start empty propaganda about mutiny. What I noticed about yorubas is that they always expect others to fight their fight then they take credit. Even if soldiers mutiny in Nigeria, what has it got to do with e-bola? Will it return Bazoum? Apart from Mali and Burkina Faso, other Africa countries in the alliance are Algeria, guinea, Tchad. While Russia is on standby waiting for France to misbehave.

😄😄😄