₦airaland Forum

agulion:
So Nigeria has inter state hunters? Even in the face of worsening security, Nigeria is never one country and can never be one

You need school bro. As a Nigerian, whether hunter or vulcaniser, you have the freedom to move freely and settle anywhere you want to do your business/trade. This right is enshrined in section 41 of our Constitution. There is also the right to fair hearing, which was brazenly taken away from those victims. This barbaric attitude is reminiscent of prehistoric age. Anybody doing that cruel act is crude and has no place in sane modern society.

Tjra:
Name all your children after him.

Or erect statues of him all over Alaigbo, na una sabi.

You've always been on the wrong side of history so this isn't new.

Eyyah, I'm a full blooded Hausa/Fulani, to your biggest dismay.

Oshiomhole and his bitter Senate cohorts should go and hug transformer now. Nwosu will be immortalized, against their wishes.

What do you expect from AYELALA people. Anybody interested should go amd read about the AYELALA sacrifice in Edo.

Fvcked up Southerners, who tag every Northerner or Hausa speaking person as Fulani.. Fvck fvck fvck

Kizyte:
Apart from trade, the United States will likely invade Canada if it feels threatened because I know Canada will try to form a military alliance with China. The United States never takes its security lightly.

Does this justifies Russia's invasion of Ukraine or not?

EmptyGarden:
These Fulani miscreants kill, maim, burn and kidnap people everyday and go free with zero arrests and prosecution. This didn’t take 24 hours and they’ve already made 14 arrests. Useless people

No wonder your moniker reads Emptygarden. You should kukuma change it to EmptyBrain. So because Fulanis are into kidnapping that gives you the power to arrest any Northerner, tag him Fulani and kill him? Does this sounds right in your ear?

luminouz:
E pepper you ohhhhhhh


Go drink zobo. Dem don score

How market

Sleekfingers:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


But you guys were praising them after win Rwanda......

Imagine Nigeria struggling to qualify for the world cup....in a group of Benin republic, Rwanda, Lesotho , Zimbabwe

We're only good at making noise. No wonder we still can't generate decent electricity nor maintain a single refinery.

luminouz:
Haha..

E pain this werey wella. I'm happy with your pain. Virus-head

Nigerians are just noise makers

Overhyped fools

emmanuel596:
Northerners always giving birth to children they can't take care of

And yet you claim we don't have population. Standing on two opposing pillars, height of confusion.

mrvitalis:
State Police would end 98% of this killing

But let's pretend like we are looking for solution to this insecurities when the solution is obvious

I concur with your submission.

Thundafireseun:
Do you think Dangote would survive too ??

He's survived of course. The cement, flour, sugar, petrol markets are free and open. You can setup a factory to produce them. Plus he's not producing counterfeit, unlike others.

idahme:
Hahaha, if this pulls through, we in the Niger Delta will be foolish not to ask for 60% derivation from oil resources from our domain. Only my state Rivers can boost of huge VAT from the Niger Delta all other ND states will take the bullet so the best bet is to push for same thing from oil and gas derivation

"Lagos Boys" no go gree, cos they know say it will put Lagos at a disadvantage.

Acekidc4:
That police officer did not receive full training as in was he blind and could not differentiate between the oppressed and the oppressors🙄🤔

That officer needs to be Re-trained!!
His a danger to the people he sworned to protect and also himself............he could have even shot himself in the process and die like fowl.

World over, VIP protection is not a job of police officers but secret service operatives. They are the ones trained to lay their lives to protect the VIP.

blacksam01:
Very very true... Let it extent to all form of national revenue... Including oil earning.. not only where tinubu's Lagos have comparative advantage...

It should not b about only VAT, also all oil earnings also... Let's the argument begin

You've spoken my mind, I've never met a single person that reasoned along this line. Tinubu is pursuing this tax reform because it'd ultimately favour Lagos. How about Niger Deltans also clamoring for 60% derivation, not the meagre 13% that they're given now. Besides, Lagos is where it is today all thanks to the common wealth that was used to build it as a former capital. It's just like in 50 years to come Gbagyis claiming that their hard work builds Abuja.

Sirmwill:
Fr

It's for the good of the Yorubas and the IGBOS

The only reason it is not good is it would greatly affect the North negatively

It will affect every State, except Lagos amd may be Rivers.

Racoon:
Why is the constitutional role of the DSS in the fuel issue?

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Max24:
It's obvious that the people of Kano prefer this Bayero guy to Sanusi but the gov and Kwankwaso are using their political power to impose Sanusi. While I am not against Sanusi, I think the peoples will should be allowed to stand.

Nothing is obvious, bro, the thing is sharply divided along political lines, with NNPP members showing support for Sanusi amd their APC counterparts supporting Bayero. It is just an unfortunate situation that will turn the traditional stool into a 4-year tenureship, depending on the party ruling the State. Brothers brought this destruction to their heritage.

SmartPolician:
The FG shouldn't spend from LG allocations. In states where there are no LGA chairmen, save the money in an account where it yields interests until it is disbursed. Don't use their money to pursue your political agenda.

The money would surely be paid in arrears.

Skydivine:
So another 8 years of a norther after PMB sounds like equity and fairness in a multiethnic country like Nigeria to you?

It's not fair ooo, we now have Tinubu, a Southerner, that's fair at least right?

Skydivine:
Someone that should have been the Vice President by now, but their collective hate and delusional superior over the Igbos clouded his rational reasoning. He did not want to be an Igbo man’s VP!
Even when he knew quite well that PMB had already taken their slot. Yet he insisted that Obi must be his running mate. Who does that?

Obi should've been the VP to Atiku by now, but his ego and rush, thinking he's arrived, made him defect to LP, with no victory in the end. Kwankwaso's ambition was not to win the Presidential election, but the Kano State Governorship, which he did.

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NeckingNgulping:
Leeches will not like it.

NASS members will not sit and okay a thing that will collapse their structure and render them jobless.

Beremx:
The minister did well. Why not train the girls in vocation and empower them afterwards?

Hausa people sef. This cannot happen in the south nau! Haba

Hausa people Hausa people, you daft. Is Tinubu Igbo? You guys down South don't know a fucking thing. Every Northerner to you is Hausa.

doggedfighter:
She looks like a commander's wife indeed.


With a fully made up face and uncovered hair seems the commander is kind enough to allow her practice her religion freely.


The world has moved on even Leah appears to have moved on too.😢

With nose piercing sef.

muyico:
this image no too clears? she can't be in boko haram den without covering her head! I mean the picture were she carry her baby?

May be na "reformed terrorists" den she dey, as she even has nose piercing.

Paraman:
So is the gap not close?

Under Buhari, the black market rate was #750 while the official market was #450. A huge difference of #300

But we were still affording to buy bags of rice, cars and other exotic things, now even the basics are not affordable, how is that a progress?

Paraman:
Can you kindly point where in my comment I made this claim?

The expression you used, "closing the gap" between two things may mean reducing the gap or totally eliminating it. Regardless of which of the two you were referring to, the FX policy of the present administration was just like moving one step forward and then one step backward, but failing to get back to the starting point.

Before the policy came, a dollar was exchanging for about N700, then boom the Naira was floated, and that sent the exchange rate to the ceiling and there was no stopping it. After realising that won't work, they now reintroduced the control (not allowing the Naira to determine its value), but we have yet to return to where we were before.

Paraman:
The gap between the black market and the official market has been close.

That's the benefit.

You mean as at today, the official amd parallel market rates are the same?