₦airaland Forum

bixton:
Which jail are you referring to and who will put him there?

crownfierce:
Rubbish, u posted here. A man that has fought tooth and nail to ensure there is tax reform so we can maximise other revenue potentials. It’s obvious you don’t know Tinubu.. u re just playing opposition blindly

Atarakpa:
Is simple let them stop dredging for a while and create scarcity the price will jump up to double. But greed and lack of trust will not allow them

ebexofficial:
Let the price of fuel crash too in reflection

Guestmale:
Did you know that APC lost Katsina state to PDP in the last presidential election.

Guestmale:
Take it easy on yourself, don't develop hbp because of Rivers state issues, don't cry more than the bereaved.

Sirianese:
Those fools in Abuja won't be able to prop up the Naira for much longer

Nigerians prepare for an exchange rate of N2,500 to one dollar, petrol at N2,000 per litre or higher

Guestmale:
The organic votes that couldn't make him president for three times until Tinubu came to his rescue.

kolente:
Where did he get the 1 from ?

Did you watch the video at all ?

He said Onanuga contested several times without the capacity to win an election meaning he is unpopular among his own people.

What a painful jab !

Respect yourself, Respect yourself now Ndume has fired back and disgraced you Mr. Onanuga.

Ndume 10 : Onanuga -1

The April market rout, which crashed oil prices into the low $60s per barrel, is creating additional fiscal challenges to petrostates and oil-producing countries heavily dependent on oil revenues, on top of any tariff-related hardships.

As Brent Crude prices sank to $63 per barrel, major producers in the Gulf region, as well as Brazil and Nigeria, are looking to contain the fallout from the price plunge. Russia’s central bank has already signaled that the oil price decline could hit its economy hard.

Oil at $60 is about $20 to $30 per barrel lower than what many major oil exporters in the Gulf need to balance their budgets. For Saudi Arabia, the world’s top crude oil exporter, its budget breakeven price is $91 per barrel, as estimated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

With prices much lower than the breakeven price, Saudi Arabia may have to accelerate government borrowing and slow or delay spending on its ambitious futuristic megalomaniac projects.

Another major Gulf oil producer, Kuwait, last month approved a financing and liquidity law that will allow OPEC’s fourth-largest producer to return to the debt market after eight years.

Kuwait’s economy remains in recession due to OPEC+ production cuts, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in December 2024, adding that the economy is “highly exposed” to commodity price volatility and a global growth slowdown.

The price crash of the past week isn’t helping at all.

“The oil price drop we’ve seen over the last week has taken us into territory where for a lot of oil-dependent economies, it’s not going to be what they need to balance their budgets, nowhere close,” Richard Bronze, head of geopolitics at Energy Aspects, told Reuters this week.

For Russia, the oil market meltdown in recent days could pose risks to the economy, Russia’s Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said earlier this week.

[b]“If the escalation of the tariff wars continues, this usually leads to a decline in global trade and the global economy and, possibly, demand for our energy resources. Therefore, there are risks here,” Nabiullina was quoted as saying by Russia’s TASS news agency.[/b]

virginchaser:
Talk and write up without actions. When Osinbajo visited local hospital for knee surgery did you ever consider given him votes? No I am sure.

OneOnland:
Malali, this is coming from you? Yeah, Nigeria is like their big farm to extract from and take to their home (any European or white country, or Dubai).And Nigerians either don't know, or know and hail them that it's their time and god had placed them there.

adekolaelect:
For you to mention Ibas to be locked up shows your level of confusions.

Berankis:
Oga all the notes you typed is not the complete truth. What we all need to do is build a system that protects all and punishes any one who contravenes.
I can tell you that if we elect guys from Nairaland and all these commenters, they will all become corrupt because the system makes corruption so easy and also coupled with the WELLBEING INSECURITY - which means that if you don't steal while in office, your survival after office is not guaranteed.
Look at our retired civil servants, ex-service men that were pious, ex-sports men now languishing in poverty.
The current system doesn't take care of anybody except ex-p
Presidents and ex-Governors, what about other serving people, private sectors, market men and women, tradesmen, jobless youth. No one takes care of them. THIS IS WHY WE HAVE CORRUPTION. IF EVERYONE IS CATERED FOR, THE TEMPTATION TO STEAL WILL BE NON-EXISTENT.

frankson1:
You've been skipping your meds

gr8ofnnetwork:
Same ranting since the days of Adam. The highest your gang can do is to attack pipelines as your forefathers did, Tatita will hand you guys effortlessly. Again, your highest is to attack pipelines, you can't show up in Aso Rock or Government House.
So, Funbara remains suspended till further notice

NuclearWinter:
Good to see you are now thinking in a Tinubu 2-tern presidency mode

NuclearWinter:
Who will jail him?
You or your Pandora crook ?

chukwutee:
Ibas will surely go to IPOBs jail Abi??

chiiraq802:
The highest you guys can do is to wail on social media......bt its ur right.

The Nigerian constitution allows for pissful Wailing..... lolz