₦airaland Forum

okoroemeka:
why the need to adopt and it is not cheap and easy this days,why not get a nice guy to load your belly,it will be far better

udele1:
Does Apple manufacture or assemble? Because various components of their phones, including screens are produced by other companies. Samsung makes screens for apple.

Asgard73:
So you Na to demarket innoson and promote dangote be your problem this morning

This Yoruba people are really something .. where’s your proforce abi wetin.. una no mArket am again

Oga Na your hatred for igbos go hang you.. instead make you go innoson motors for Nigeria .. no be for another country.. you no even require visa .. just drive down to newish and make your finding and research

Yoruba man come online .. with his little imagination to propagate useless Yoruba propaganda

Haba! Nigerians

What’s there to promote Nigeria products .. abi Na curse una dey under like this ..

Useless and foolish thread by bitter haters ..

Some Nigerians are uselessly stupid anyways .. all Na wetin Apc carry come

lonecatt:
Why will a vice president who have enjoyed complete 8year tenure be plotting to come back to be president for another 8years?
That one is dead on arrival

Tinubu like buhari is not any better,he tried very well as a governor but health, age ,time and chance will not favour him in 2023 as there are more important factors in deciding where power should go .

Tetehjewels:
Osinbajo is from RCCG and RCCG has over 32000 parishes in Nigeria.

Let's assume that each Parish has a minimum of 200 adult members, multiply that by 32,000 and that would be 6,400,000 votes (assuming they all fall behind him.

Then Adeboye links up with Oyedepo and Oyedepo advocates for votes for Osinbajo via his ministry...

Long story short, if leading Churches fall behind Osinbajo owing to the fact that this would be the first time a Pastor would be vying for the position of the President of Nigeria, then you can be rest assured that Osinbajo would win.

However, all plans have to be covertly done to achieve that

everythinggirly:
Lol. Not for me tho

NobleSeed:
why will nobody marry me?
The question should be; what will be your plan B if you don't want to marry later in life.
But If the reverse is the case na to marry yourself then.

Proudlyngwa:
Guy forget western Propaganda,

US could not do shit in Aghfanistern.
Russia will just laff at them while drinking Vodka

Proudlyngwa:
First and foremost,I am not interested in a US visa, I lost that interest 18 yrs ago.


US has been sanctioning countries,and nothing changed, if u are not a major oil supplier, nothing do you.


And not all the world stands with US, certainly not India, Brazil, Cuba , Syria, Venezuela and a host more

The international oil benchmark, Brent crude, extended its gains on Friday, rising above $93 per barrel, in what is a potential boost to Nigeria’s crude oil export revenue.

Brent crude, against which Nigeria’s oil is priced, hit a fresh seven-year high of $93.44 per barrel as of 4:15pm Nigerian time on Friday, trading more than $30 higher than the Federal Government’s benchmark for the 2022 budget.

The 2022 budget, which was signed by President Muhammadu Buhari in December, was based on oil production of 1.88 million barrels per day, with an oil benchmark price of $62 per barrel.

For Nigeria, which relies on crude oil for about 50 per cent of government revenues and over 90 per cent of export earnings, rising oil price means increased revenue.

On the other hand, rising oil price also translates to increased cost of petroleum products as the country depends heavily on imports due to a lack of domestic refining.

A winter storm in the United States is behind the latest oil price rally, fuelling concerns about production outages in the Permian Basin, the largest US shale play, according to Reuters.

Nigeria has not been able to leverage the oil price rally as its crude oil production has remained below the quota given to it by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in recent months.

The PUNCH reported this week that Nigeria missed its crude oil output quota for January 2022, pumping 1.46 million bpd as against a quota of 1.68 million bpd.

“Crude oil terminal maintenance, shutdown, vandalism, and reduced investments in the oil sector have continued to undermine oil production, masking the gains from increasing oil prices,” analysts at CSL Stockbrokers Limited said in a new report.

According to the report, the Petroleum Industry Act 2021, which was signed into law by the President on August 16, 2021 to repeal the extant Petroleum Act 2004, creates provisions and innovations that will affect various aspects of the oil and gas industry.

The analysts said, “We are hopeful that it will result in increased investments in the oil and gas sector. We project crude oil production (including condensates) will reach 1.75mbpd in 2022. While this is an improvement from 2021 levels, it still lags the five-year average of 1.85mbpd.

“We expect the continued elevated crude oil price, coupled with the passage of the PIA, to incentivise drilling activities. Beyond this, we expect the commencement of 160,000 Amukpe-Escravos export terminals in H2 2022 to support crude oil production.”

Proudlyngwa:
I stand with China and Russia.
The days of that Agbaya called US is gradually coming to an end.

Quote me and get educated.

DrGoodman:
And they were educated and informed when Obasanjo and goodluck were president? What made them neglected enough to start killing thousands immediately their brother became president. Stop deceiving people here.

Horllamideh:
Nigeria deserves every insults thrown at it cos it has refuse to move forward since 1960. What IPOB and majority of Igbos did with the name calling is the same as maligning a girl your friend is interested in only to go behind his back to toast the same girl. Nigeria is a zoo, then what's Abaribe doing in the legislative house of a zoo.....why are the Igbos gunning to occupy the highest office of the zoo.


You burned all bridges and wonder why it's hard to reconnect with others.

Penguin2:
Oh, awesome to see it’s actually his account.

His opinion doesn’t count.

Even his father can’t do nada.

It’s Igbo’s turn to produce the presidency in 2023 or we all become IPOB. Even our politicians will give up on Nigeria.

Nigeria can try if it dares….

DrGoodman:
The suspicion is that Buharri was forced to contest the presidency by those who wants to murder northerners. They achieved their aim of installing a weak President and then launched off on their genocidal mission of wiping out a large number of northerners.