₦airaland Forum

Love800:
How can one get dat groundnut cake?
Pls explain if well. Is it dat u will buy groundnut, and start feeding dem with it?

The cocoyam, after u have cooked and mashed it, how do u preserve it to last?

pocom16:
If this is how you reason then..it means every investor coming into Nigeria must build universities. Create unions for their workers? In private sector?..etc ..that is bullshit..

Are you aware that the there is a free training academy in Obajana..the road that connects Obajana to kabba was built by Dangote?

There are health insurances for staffs as well..
Don't say what you don't know

IbeOkehie:
Jan 2012 was literally and metaphorically the dry season. Fuel subsidy was scrapped by President Jonathan. Nigerians rejected the policy back then and accepted the claims of Buhari, Tinubu and APC that "there is nothing like subsidy. Fuel subsidy doesn't exist". They believed them so much they elected APC to control the Federal Government.

The videos are available, the internet has all the records of the National mood at that time.

The truth is that the 10 years of of fuel subsidy from 2012 to 2022 finally destroyed the financial stability of this country. This was predicted by knowledgeable economists like Okonjo-Iweala and Alhaji Sanusi and Alfred Rewane. The records are there. I have repeatedly cited them on this forum.

Even my humble self predicted it. I used to tell everyone I knew at the time the same thing I'm telling you now - one day Nigerians will beg to pay full price for fuel. Because the fuel subsidy is still in place. It was only PARTIALLY removed.

Nigerians are suffering the consequences of their own stupidity. One fool in America told us elections have consequences. Here we are.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

nairalanda1:
Yeah, and replaced by another government that will pay subsides to the max on borrowed money, and then we would be in real trobule and tribulation pretty soon.

90% of income on debt servicing , 4bn forex. Partly due to decades of subsides.

airsaylongcome:
Animal feed production is slowly grinding to a halt. So what will these animals eat?

ReubenE:
Again, the number of farmers in Nigeria don't have anything to do with food insecurity. The example you gave at least should have enlightened you that there's food insecurity chiefly because we lack the methods and agricultural capital (funds and machinery) to produce enough coupled with the prevailing security situation.

@bold last paragraph

You gave answer to the obvious problem but still went ahead to campaign for more farmers, more farmers with cutlass and hoe I guess.
There are more farmers in Nigeria than in the US but they grow so much corn in the US than in Nigeria. What does that tell you
The farmers we have in Nigeria are more than enough if given the right incentives.

Let me ignore the first line in your opening paragraph since it is obvious you're only trying to be disrespectful.

headboyprince:
I see you're confused conjugating USA and UK to confuse me and make me believe your crap...
Is NHS is even available in Nigeria. ?
Health insurance is only 60 dolla per month in UK. It's of different levels and cost on the US and most employer offers free insurance. and wtf about a jobless person paying 500doll for insurance by force. When did paying for insurance become by force? I can see you're clueless.

JetApartment:
Dollar is now 1500, I will remind you when it gets to 2000 under APC government...as you no wan get sense.

ReubenE:
There is food insecurity in Nigeria not because the number of farmers are not enough. More than 40% of the Nigerian population is into one form of agriculture or the other so I don't understand some of saying things as though you know it.

Why are you campaigning for more farmers when some of the existing ones can't go to their farms.
Less than 10% of the American population is into farming, but there is no food insecurity as life threatening as that of Nigeria that has up to 50% into agriculture, what does that tell you.

You think it is the cutlass and hoe agriculture we do in Nigeria that will create food security

headboyprince:
you've ignored my questions and now talking more trash. which wealthy person doesnt have visa abroad. show me one, and ill delete all my posts. they all have visa to japa at any slight provocation. even your politicians who steal billions dont base in nigeria, their kids are abroad. besides healthcare is free in all developed countries as long as you're paying your tax. stop decieving gullible people here into thinking what is happening in nigeria is normal everywhere. it's not at all..

headboyprince:
man you're a liar you inflated all those figures to sound dramatic, with $30 you can get unlimited internet, calls and text. you can never get such at that price in nigeria. 24/7 electricity not up to $150 per month stop lying. and in which hospital do you pay $350 for headace (drop image) in a place where healthcare is purposely free as long as you're paying taxes.

you also didnt mention quality of life, and income in those countries. you want to compare the rubbish healthcare in nigeria to the Uk, you deserve serious cane. wt

Tonytonex:
there is no much sense in this your analogy. It's just the sign before the money. Why not exchange the dollar sign to the Naira.
Some years back, the Naira was stronger than the dollar.
Think!

David0002:
What I know is that there was a time when the dollar was equivalent to 1naira or even less.