₦airaland Forum

Antitankweapon:
Yes, we will. But this thread is not about Nigeria's problems. Open a thread for that.

Antitankweapon:
I will not debate with you.

In the 1990s, you were still slaves in Africa, today you want to lead a continent that precedes you. Funny lots.

We liberated you. That's all that matters.

caye:
If one is going to leave huge amounts of money in a bank ,and it won't be a working funds , isn't it better to just convert it into a stable currency, like gold and silver ( you have to verify that it's not fake gold oh, or gold mixed with tin) and hide it in a hidden personal safe .

How I miss Gaddafi. If he had introduced the Africa gold coin, you could have single coins that could worth ₦100,000 per piece, and so you , for example, if you want to save ₦1billion in your house , 10000 of those coins can be saved in 3 different hidden Safe boxes.
So, it would had been easy to do a ₦10m transaction , say, from Ghana to Nigeria, once a reliable clearing house ( bank) is agreed on.


May the curse of heaven and earth fall on France, US, NATO and all those Arabs who betrayed Africa.

Remember, gold had been used in Kemet for over 5000 yrs, and it's value has always been stable.

The dollar is on its way out.

cc: deepsight, malali, MichaelSokoto

Antitankweapon:
This is the problem. We are not competing. Get that in your head. Nigeria is greater. Simple.

Acrofab:
Satanic? Number of view when I viewed the this topic was 666 hmmm

lexy2014:
Off point. Verbosity does not mean substance.

Kindly read the questions and understand what answer is required of you .


1. how has tinubu used this his "strategic acumen" to improve the living standard of nigerians and to make nigeria a better place?

2. if you say tinubu "Tinubu continues to balance reforms with strategic alliances and carefully timed interventions", how come dollar has risen fromN700 to N1600, bag of rice 30,000naira to 80,000naira, inflation 27% to more than 40% all under his nose?

3. is tinubu experiencing the pain from the removal of fuel subsidies and currency adjustments which you say is necessary?

4. how will removing subsidy and currency adjustments stabilize the Nigerian economy, bring about sustainable growth, reduce inflation, and ultimately improve the standard of living?

5. what are those reforms he has balanced and what are the strategic alliances you are referring to?

6. how have any of those benefitted nigeria and nigerians?

7. how come this so called "master strategist" does not have a single strategy on how to fix the economy and make nigeria better than he met it?

8. how come his strategy is to make nigeria worse and to destroy the systems responsible for wealth distribution?

9. how come his strategy is to enrich the political elite and impoverish the general population?

10. what is more important? is it the political ambition of tinubu (who is one man) or the prosperity of nigeria and improved welfare of the generality of nigerians irrespective of tribe, religion or status?

lexy2014:
Off point. How does all you said relate to or answer the questions I asked you?

Kindly answer as enumerated.

1. how has tinubu used this his "strategic acumen" to improve the living standard of nigerians and to make nigeria a better place?
The removal of fuel subsidies and currency adjustments are painful but necessary reforms to stabilize the Nigerian economy.

2. if you say tinubu "Tinubu continues to balance reforms with strategic alliances and carefully timed interventions", how come dollar has risen fromN700 to N1600, bag of rice 30,000naira to 80,000naira, inflation 27% to more than 40% all under his nose?
while valid in its concern for immediate impacts, overlooks the long-term vision behind these decisions.

3. is tinubu experiencing the pain from the removal of fuel subsidies and currency adjustments which you say is necessary?
Tinubu’s economic policies are pushing people to the brink,

4. how will removing subsidy and currency adjustments stabilize the Nigerian economy, bring about sustainable growth, reduce inflation, and ultimately improve the standard of living ?
When are you going to die, Who will be the next USA president ? Policies have to be implemented and then outcomes will take time (reasonable time) not overnight. He is following the process.

5. what are those reforms he has balanced and what are the strategic alliances you are referring to?
Reforms are what have been implemented, alliances are the same pre-existing ones he had.

6. how have any of those benefited Nigeria and Nigerians?
We have all accepted, we are yet to see immediate benefits.

7. how come this so called "master strategist" does not have a single strategy on how to fix the economy and make nigeria better than he met it?
Master strategist is playing away match not home, Messi and Ronaldo have missed penalties. Lets give him a chance.

8. how come his strategy is to make Nigeria worse and to destroy the systems responsible for wealth distribution ?
Painful changes have to be made, you cant circumcise a boy without him crying. You cant go to the gym without having sore muscles later.

9. how come his strategy is to enrich the political elite and impoverish the general population ?
This part i wish he could do better and move to cut the slaries of appointed politicians starting with himself down to the local government Councillors.

10. what is more important? is it the political ambition of tinubu (who is one man) or the prosperity of nigeria and improved welfare of the generality of nigerians irrespective of tribe, religion or status?
No one cares about his political ambition, i personally do not think any of the three candidates that contested have what it takes to rule Nigeria, But i still think he is a better choice than Atiku and Obi.

citizenY:
The salaries were fixed under his watch.

Sannisege:
Same Obasanjo that bribed each senator with N50 million for his 3rd term bid is now forming holier than thou.

Thundafireseun:
Tinubu’s body gesture hasn’t shown that he has the tendency to attack with EFCC like Buhari did … My point is EFCC should be scrapped because they are useless

Sapasenator:
I know right? I knew when Keyamo started with Gani and I had high hopes for him thinking we had a Gani replacement but alas, dud has always been about what he stands to gain. I believe he used Gani to gain popularity. He is all hype and no substance, a common politician.

Just Imagine Gani standing in-front of the military with guns pointed and cocked while he dared them to shoot him. That guy was a complete badass.

SmartPolician:
No, this has nothing to do with the EFCC. EFCC fights financial crimes. RMAFC (Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission) fixes the salaries of politicians. Those people should be the target of the next protest. They are appointed by the president to do their bidding. They must slash the salaries of these politicians.

Thundafireseun:
No Nigerian senate president could impeach a Nigerian president…. Go and check again…. If it was that easy Saraki could have impeached Buhari….

Nothing stops the satanic EFCC from coming after any senator because they don’t have immunity clause

Thundafireseun:
This are some of the things that satanic EFCC should be looking into…. Instead you will see them slapping girls in the hotel at odd hours or chasing after small boys

Sapasenator:
We are never getting a replacement again when he passes on. Look around you, do we have individuals in the caliber of Chief Gani Fawehinmi, Tai Solarin, Fela Anikulapo Kuti? The answer is no.

Most of the elders and leaders we've got left do not truly believe in Nigeria and will never risk their lives for it.