₦airaland Forum

And what stop them from conducting electronic voting if not partizanship and rigging

NaijaphiliaBlog:
The portal is actually very easy to use.

Also, INEC has now simplified the process such that you can do everything on your phone, including capturing your passport photo and fingerprints.

In future, we might be able to vote without even leaving our homes.

But eye neck rigging for your koro koro eye

yarimo:
Obidients go and register oo no INEC polling unit in social media

I attended a wedding of my cousin who is a Dentist and married a Lawyer (wife). After having one child, they separated. Infact, the wife ran away with the child. That is, they spent 1 and the half year in their marriage before they went their separate ways due to squabbles. Meanwhile, l am still wearing their material cloth they sold to us prior to the wedding. What do you have to say about that?

Tflex01:
That gap in education will cause a lot of problems. Eventually.

How many of your rulers dey use naija hospitals? or how many of their children dey school for naija? Even how many of Dem u see their family dey stay for naija wey Dem turn to shithole

Nairalander248:
Buy Naija (Glo) to grow Naija.

You are part of the problem...

That's the responsibility of your gunment. U can see they are asking U to go fry akara and Kuli-kuli

Nairalander248:
Make them pay those coming back from SA compensation then....

Naija is the worse. Stop telling lies to your children

Ofodirinwa:
Corruption in Nigeria is not worst than anywhere else. If you are not aware, many countries around the world are trying to insult Nigeria and this your talk is not helping. The days of blindly insulting ourselves is over.

It is very very useless now, that's why politicians have turned it to money making venture where contracts will be awarded for the sewing of agbada and others

Guestmale:
Uniform is not the issue,if it is possible the whole scheme should be scrapped it has overstayed its usefulness.

See Osun wonderer dey claim Lagosian. Even sanwo Olu wey come from Ogun state dey claim Lagosian. Everybody don turn to Lagosian. Were

flokii:
I was shocked at the reactions from some Yoruba haters over simple "adire" matter,. they turned the whole thing to tribalism.
Yet these are the people picking up forms in Lagos to contest elections in another region they didn't originate from, that one is not wicked tribalism to them o.

Walahi Yorubas dey fall hand too much.

The impoverished Nigerians are determined to stop him

TemplarLandry:
Nothing is stopping Asiwaju.

Honestly. He is their nightmare indeed

Lastmankc:
Peter obi is really giving these guys sleepless nights

It is only a criminal and a certificate forger like this one will always have a sleepless night whenever the name OBI is mentioned

Richtaiwo:
Peter Obi is an insufferable slowpoke who never misses an opportunity to pontificate on things he clearly knows nothing about. The way he criticises government projects, you'd think he was an outstanding governor. He wasn't. His tenure is better remembered for shutting down public healthcare for 13 months, hiking school fees while claiming education is not for the poor, and imposing levies on petty traders.

With a record that disgraceful, he has no business preaching to anyone about governance. He should sit his bloody ass down and spare everyone the noise.

No, it is the wicked politicians and marketers

Change4dbeta:
Is it only the elites? 99% us Nigerians are extremely greedy

No that of Balogun is the worse. Look at it without attaching sentiment

dominique:
Messi's foul was worse

No, Messi is

tonididdy:
He's god

Cr7


Daddy oyoyoo

No, it is Messi

TemplarLandry:
CR7 my G.
To me, he's the greatest soccer player ever

Sanwo Olu is truly working

Dem for don removed Dem since from the group stage

PheelzAlmighty:
E really pain me say Nigeria no feature for this world cup.....

U see... we are highly religious but barbaric, wicked, ungodly, greedy, and lack conscience. Just look at the speed they increased the pump price by giving us useless excuse about the US and Iran conflict, but now they have to be forced to bring it back where they jerked it up now that there is a decline in the international market. I would have preferred that there is no crude oil in naija becuz it only benefits the few greedy ones why the rest of are suffering

But it is not fake. Even you know his secondary school background but U can't say same about ur slave master. Hahaha

Daddyyin:
Lol obi that tendered school cert? 3rd class grade in philosophy

Only a fraudster and a certificate forger will go against what Obi said

garykoeman:
The gbajue has lost it.

Who does he think he is.

An ant think himself as an elephant.

U know fully well that Bulaba is afraid of:

electronic transmission of results in real time

He is afraid of conducting a fair election

He is afraid of most reasonable Nigerians that he has impoverished

He is afraid of oppositions

And he is afraid of PETER GREGORY OBI
quote author=shivisee post=139878465]Government never fear big wig na Atiku na social media clown like obi , dem go fear! because every riffraff is running to become a blogger from your region, thereby having the highest number of online nuisances from TikTok,to Facebook to twitter does not translate to any tangible traction, everything about our agulu town cryer ends on social media with his minors.[/quote]

Lastly, to be thought how to fry Akara and Kulikuli

Olofofo247ng:
BREAKING: President Tinubu has approved the comprehensive reform of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), which will see the agency being led by a civilian in its operational leadership, while the military will continue to handle security for corps members across the country.


Tinubu also directed the Attorney-General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, and the Minister of Youth, Ayodele Olawande, to amend the NYSC Act and its regulations to reflect all the approved reform measures, enabling immediate implementation of the new framework.

Some of the landmark reforms include:

1. A technology-driven call-up process.

2. Risk-sensitive deployment to better protect corps members.

3. A redesigned six-week orientation programme with a stronger focus on leadership, entrepreneurship, digital skills, and specialised career streams.

4. Skills-based primary assignments aligned with academic background and career pathways.

5. Modern governance with civilian operational leadership while the military continues to provide security support.

6. Improved camp standards through a national grading and certification system.

7. A new graduation ceremony to replace the Passing Out Parade, and a redesigned NYSC uniform that reflects professionalism and national pride.

source

U must be living in a fool's paradise

ryloy:
1.Fiscal Reforms and Revenue Generation

The removal of the fuel subsidy has freed up significant resources, leading to a surge in federation revenues and more funds flowing to states and local governments for infrastructure, salaries, and development. Government revenues have improved considerably, reducing dependence on borrowing to fund recurrent expenditure.

2.Local Government Autonomy

The push for financial autonomy for local governments is a major structural reform. It aims to ensure that funds allocated to local governments reach them directly, thereby improving grassroots development, accountability, and service delivery across communities.

3. Tax Reform

Ongoing tax reforms seek to simplify the tax system, reduce multiple taxation, improve compliance, expand the tax net, and create a more business-friendly environment. The goal is to increase government revenue without overburdening productive businesses.

4. GDP Growth and Economic Stabilization

Q1 2026 recorded growth of approximately 3.89%. The non-oil sector continues to contribute the majority of GDP, indicating gradual economic diversification. Foreign exchange reforms and improved macroeconomic management have helped restore investor confidence and support economic expansion.

5.Banking Sector Reform and Recapitalisation

The Central Bank's recapitalisation programme is strengthening Nigerian banks, enabling them to finance larger projects, support economic growth, withstand external shocks, and compete more effectively on the global stage.

6. Credit Reform

Efforts to improve access to credit through credit reporting systems, consumer lending frameworks, and support for SMEs are gradually expanding financial inclusion and economic participation.

7. Education Access Through NELFUND and Academic Stability

Over 1.5 million students are benefiting from student loan programmes, significantly improving access to tertiary education. Government engagement with stakeholders has also contributed to a relatively more stable academic calendar compared to previous years characterized by prolonged strikes.

8. Health Sector Reform

Increased investments in primary healthcare, health insurance expansion, and initiatives aimed at reducing medical tourism are laying the foundation for a stronger healthcare system including training and engagement of 774 health fellows and rebuilding of health centers across Nigeria

9. Minimum Wage Reform

The approval of a new national minimum wage represents a significant improvement in workers' earnings and purchasing power, especially amidst inflationary pressures.

10. Police Reform and Security Investments

Increased investments in equipment, technology, intelligence gathering, and welfare for security personnel demonstrate commitment to improving national security. Passage of State Police bill also indicate willingness to explore constitutional solutions to insecurity.

11. Strengthening Foreign Reserves and FX Stability

External reserves have risen significantly, reaching multi-year highs. Improved reserve levels enhance the country's ability to defend its currency, meet external obligations, and attract foreign investment. Exchange rate volatility has also moderated compared to earlier periods of severe instability.

12. Infrastructure Development and Completion of Abandoned Projects
The administration has accelerated work on major highways, rail projects, dams, airports, and energy infrastructure. Several previously abandoned projects have been revived, improving connectivity and supporting economic growth.

13. Power Sector Reform
One of the most significant reforms has been the decentralization of electricity generation and distribution. States and private investors now have greater authority to generate, transmit, and distribute power, effectively breaking the long-standing monopoly structure. This opens the door for increased investment and improved electricity supply.

14. Improved Electricity Metering
Metering coverage has reportedly improved from roughly 40% to about 60%, reducing estimated billing and increasing transparency for consumers. While challenges remain, the progress is noteworthy.

15. ₦4 Trillion Power Sector Bond Intervention
The planned ₦4 trillion bond infusion is expected to address liquidity constraints within the power sector, settle legacy debts, improve market confidence, and support long-term investments in generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure.

16. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Investor Confidence
Economic reforms, FX market adjustments, and regulatory improvements are gradually rebuilding investor confidence. While FDI inflows remain below desired levels, Nigeria is increasingly being positioned as a destination for long-term investment.

Mention the names of the so called people they were paying subsidy to?

And since they claimed they have stopped paying subsidy, where is the accountability? And why are they still borrowing money, and not building refineries?

U can see U are living in a fool's paradise

Onucs:
Was fuel 750 when the government was paying subsidy.

Sometimes I wonder how much this government pay you for data to sale your families' peace of mind like this.

According to a worker, they have not been paid their 70,000 wage award arrears the gunment signed into law since last year.

Me: even the 70,000 current minimum wage is nothing but abracadabra. That is, the more U look, the less U see

Dey play

Incognito403:
No it's not.
Despite the isms, we don't chase each other out of their shops and homes.

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