₦airaland Forum

grandstar:
What does APC have to do with this?

Someone is saying 1 + 1 is 2 and you're saying APC?

Read below

https://thenationonlineng.net/subsidy-removal-floating-of-naira-disruptive-changes-nigeria-must-go-through-soludo/

grandstar:
If the Argentine peso needs to be devalued, then it should.

He should learn from Nigerias example. When the Naira went into free fall after the float, there was bedlam. The fall was frightening.

But now, the country is enjoying the results.

Net foreign reserves has increased from $3bn to $23bn.

From the looks of it, he does not want to add further pain to Argentinians.

He is merely postponing the dreaded day. If a devaluation is necessary, it simply has to be done.

Postponing the inevitable will only make things worse.

rinzaugustine:
You are actually the one who is dumb here for defending bolekaja policies the made the illegitimate government spend more than $10bn defending a currency they met at official rate of 400n-$1 and now naira have quadrupled in depreciation after the foolery but then I remembered why people keep calling una zero IQ

dawnomike:
So, he is in the UK now... No sponsorship job, does that stop him from at worst trying to get few menial jobs here and there to manage with till he gets his footings?

Sh*t happens and when he does, you gotta shake it off and keep on moving.

Imert:
He made that statement in his personal capacity, not as a policeman. Why are you choosing to misrepresent it? Let’s not be biased about this.

ObaaOfYorubaLan:
Is it all you have to say because he's your slave master, if that names just change to Emeka or Uche naw, that evil that's running in you guys from that your region go make you to start speaking in tongues.

Akpalata

Purosangue:
I knew the tribe before opening the thread

Animal descendants

LZAA

Zocalite:
I just asked someone that people didn't give out milk during muslim fasting

He then pointed my attention to price

I froze

Zocalite:
It will not be well with supporters of evil

You shall all perish

You shall all weep

You shall die a gory death

SoftSport:
Tinubu’s fuel price hike may hurt now, but it’s all about long-term stability.

helinues:
Keep your women to yourself. Advise then to stop marrying the Yoruba's

Don't start your new week with the senseless trolling

beeblack:
RIP to the man. This is what you gain if u marry beauty instead of character and u promise her heaven and earth

Mbanda:
Is the bill all about an outsider being a chief and selling of family land?
Besides, I can sell land to anybody that can afford it.

AuItsene:
Say No to rubbish.
We need diversity and uniqueness.
Same people that claim their culture doesn't allow them to sell family land now want to be indigenes of other lands.
Is that not what RUGA was about.
Thrash that bill proposal.
Lawmakers should focus on
1. Federal police
2. State police and
3. LG police
Careful to protect the people from a power drink governor or executive.

nairalanda1:
See this cornfused man.

Oga, at the end of the day, APC and PDP Na the same thing, same with army.

When your economy is based on how much oyel costs in the international market, that is how prices will keep rising and people will keep groaning about how good the days were.

If we do not change to a manufacturing based economy, in ten years, people will be saying t-pain was a glorious time economically speaking.

nairalanda1:
Exactly.

I remember back in the 1980's people were grumbling about how SAP was dealing with us, and before that how we were queueing for food, and so on. Some people thought that the 1970's was a good time...lol. Bread was 50 Kobo. My father bought table fan for N16 in 1981, and spent N50 building a bed for my younger bro in 1983...and that was a lot of money.

Infact back in 1988, one university lecturer was bringing mangoes from a tree in his house for students....to eat.

Rice was probably less than N500 in 1990, yet to survive, my parents both did side hustles. At one point my popsy was commuting between 2 jobs every week. For 2 years self.

I was admitted to hospital for treatment in 1991, my papa spent N100 in bills . He would joke about how I had drained his bank account(I still feel bad about that N100 today, lol. ).

Even rice, that people are shouting about now. Rice in the 1960's was a luxury food. You got to eat it once a week, if you were lucky. Maybe a few times a week if you were super rich.

There were no good old days, unless your parents were very wealthy or upper middle class. MIddle class suffered well well too.

jUeLiZ:
I remembered paying N500 from Calabar to Uyo during this time.

Now from Calabar to Uyo is N6500.

😭 😭 😭

Sheuns:
Lagos state is not the largest employer of labor in Nigeria, the FG is.

The so called 37 LGAs have been operating as LCDA for over 2 decades if I’m not mistaken.

They do not bring governance closer to any people. It’s all lies. Most of those LCDAs are useless with useless chairmen. It’s better they’re merged back to original LGAs as they were before Tinubu scattered them.

Bennycollins:
I was actually talking about the belief of many after the first 4 matches. Stop dreaming brother.
Which one is tougher CAN qualifying group, a group that still had Rwanda and Benin? Mind you subtract the the Libya 3 pts that CAF dashed us and see whether we would even qualify for Afcon.

Bennycollins:
You have started again. Just like some insanely believed we would win all our remaining 6 matches. 😀😀
This team like this can beat SA away? Think again.

frostmate2:
Very disappointed!!
South Africa won today. We are six points behind with 4 more games. How are we supposed to qualify for worldcup? Do we even deserve to be there?

South Africa has +5 goal difference, we have +1. How are we supposed to catch them?

Guestmale:
yes Obi supporters are delusional .

Guestmale:
Following that 2023 figures where will Obi get that one again. He got 90% of that votes from the church but the same church he later believe is the problem of Nigeria and that it must be dismantle and Christian vigil turn to night shift.

Fahd11:
On the contrary, I am only stating the truth.

Brendaniel:
Learn to study a people before you talk about them, Igbos don't leave the south east because it is bad but because it is their nature to explore other places for opportunities, even if the southeast today is better than UAE we will still travel to other places even poorer than the southeast to explore more opportunities, that is why there is a saying that any place(good or bad) you go to and you don't see an Igbo man run away from there, we behave like the Chinese in that aspect, you seeing Chinese men in every country does not mean China is a bad place, so you guys need to stop that stupid narrative, or are you trying to say that Zamfara or Bornu is better than any state in the south east, but you still see Igbos there doing business in their numbers...

Fahd11:
They will prefer drugs dealing to oil wells anyway.