Politics › Re: Defence Academy Attack Mastermind Killed, Military Warns Against Coup by nabiz(m): 10:23am On Feb 23, 2024 |
Timothy89: The only alternative to pacify southeast political loss had been blocked
I don't know why southeast will be calling on military coup on their fellow southerner, Tinubu had never ridicule the Igbo so far in his govt despite you didn't vote for him, so why called coup for this hardship when you can pressure him to do the right thing as we are all doing despite we are his tribesmen? Were and when did the south east call for coup. Idiot like you are why people don't want to join your useless coup because at the end you guys will change history. South east will always torment animal like you
You people must get sense and play your card well, not making Yoruba to hate Peter obi because of your gross foolishness
You go abuse north, abuse Yoruba, you think only south south will elect obi? |
Politics › Re: Senate Passes South East Development Commission Bill by nabiz(m): 10:33pm On Feb 22, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: 2027: Should Presidential Debates Be Compulsory? by nabiz(m): 5:10pm On Feb 22, 2024 |
Mrchippychappy: I can't help but feel like if we had every candidate debate and share their policies with Nigerians then the economists and financial experts in the country as well as those in the diaspora could give some advice and suggestions on what policies are good and what needs to be adjusted, thatvl way we would avoid the type of situation currently in the nation.
2027 is still a long way but please INEC, the senate or whichever organization are responsible for electoral decisions in the country should please make debates compulsory.
Students take exams to show that they are capable to advance to the next class or to graduate and get their certification. Presidential debates should also serve as some type of "exam" or "test" to show who's really capable.
Stay strong Nigerians, it's going to be a long one but we go survive not only compulsory every candidate must use their current picture for every political matter instead of deceiving Nigerian |
Politics › Re: Prophecy Of Nnamdi Kanu That Have Come To Pass by nabiz(m): 6:48am On Feb 22, 2024 |
boltwings: PROPHECY OF NNAMDI KANU THAT HAVE COME TO PASS
1, obi will win but will not be declared winner , 2 , somalia will be better than Nigeria 3,God have map Nigeria out for destruction 4 if u kill or hold me today someone greater than me is coming 5 they will destroy lgbo property in Lagos, take their house and land , 6 There will be fuel price increase, go and buy bicycle now before is late 7 dollar increase 8 u will have money but u can't access
all this have come to pass remaining one which is Biafra must come. He said they will kill us, we will kill them, at the end, biafra will come.
after all this you still don't believe in the words of a prophet yet u still believe in one Nigeria u are a fool he also said he is going to come out with Biafra |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 7:37pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 6:47pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
MyChoice1: Sorry to say this, you are part of the problem engulfing this country right now, 5mil worth of food stuff? Just for only you? Infact I still blame the govt that once said is it statistics we go chop? If not they would have foreseen this abnormal food hoarding movement right on time and take drastic action to control it. oga forget this period. Storage business have been helping Nigeria. Do local Nigeria farmers have facility to store food. Which assistance have government given to farmers. Some farmers took loan to farm. At the end of the farming season they need to sell the farm product to pay back their loan. This is how we come in. We only come in to help government store the food they can't reserve. I think by now government should open a food bank but there is no food in the reserve. It is the food we store that will sustain the citizens to the next faming season. Go to benue state during mango and orange season and see how the are usless. There is no fruit concentration to preserve those food. What do you think will happen to fruit juice manufacturers in no fruit is store at the fruit season |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 3:13pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 2:50pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
Typing: People in Enugu are feeling the heat more. A plate of rice like this in this Enugu is 4,200. A cup of uncooked rice is 850 here in Enugu. yes and the have the purchasing power. |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 2:48pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
Emibolt: I love that man's motive up there Can I have your contact too so that you put me through on how you purchase and get it delivered to you. Thanks man if you want to buy you can Google sheriff. He is on this forum. He is a nice guy. You can follow his price update in this forum. Pls check very well. I dont know if not is still allowing foom to come south in big Quantities, unless you are not from the south |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 2:43pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
ibechris: U are a smart igbo man...pls,remove Sharifs name and keep it away from these wolves and vultures.
I have stored food in my house,tomatoes,beans,rice and now,I need a bag of milk to complete what I want. alright bro |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 2:41pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
grandstar: nabiz
An Igbo woman who sells puffpuff was lamenting today that the bag of flour she used to buy for 50,000 is now 58000.
She complained that not only did she not make s gain on the last bag she bought but had to add money to purchase a new bag.
It will affect Igbos wella. You're the jews of Nigeria. i don't sell food stuff. I do storage and not everytime.i don't it when I see th opportunity |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 2:17pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
descarado: Hey, shelve it there. When you grow up and have family you are responsible for, you can come back with a rebuttal. By the way, I didn't read that rubbish. Small children feeling fly online. Like seriously. Go and get busy with your life. Adviser. oga go and get a life. i am not the cause of your predicament. I have a wonderful family of 4 children. More responsible than your entire generation. Muntula |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 2:15pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
Typing: Na Enugu I dey now. Come and see poverty. Anambra, Imo, Abia and Ebonyi is worst. I've been to all these places. Poor people yapa for this Region keep consoling yourself. I am also in enugu now at centenary city. An average igbo man is laughing at this present Nigeria condition. Not that it is not affecting the but not the way it will affect other people. If this get much in the east you see individual distributing food to the lesser privileged while your richest men in Africa will be flying around the world |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 2:10pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
descarado: Will you stop pls. You guys should stop embarrassing igbo people all over the Internet. You make things very hard for igbo politicians. Extremely hard. If things are cool with you and your family, your luck but don't rub it on other people's face cos you don't live with them. which igbo politicians. Ever since people like you and orji uzor kalu started licking their ax have the made you president? Individually ar you not living better than their children. We dont need igbo politicians again. Let the continue to rile Nigeria. One day they will beg igbo man to came a deliver them, that is if they can truly humble themselves and shun bride. They are now begging people from abia state to join police, the same way they will destroy this nation that if the nation has not been destroyed |
Politics › Re: I Saw A Dark Cloud Hovering Over Nigeria. by nabiz(m): 1:41pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
9jaloyalist: Those who know their God will be stronger, mount on eagles wings they will go higher, no matter what they face they will be stronger 🙌 he only give you a good advice. That same God told Joseph in the Egypt to save for future. We in Africa don't really understand how this our God de work |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 1:36pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:55pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
predictor1: Of course. Do you run a food-selling business or it's just for personal consumption? i don't run a food business. I am into construction and printing press. I only saw it as opportunity which i will discontinued if I see a better opportunity |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:53pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
Typing: True. No Igbo made the list of the 20 richest Nigerians  because our wealth are distributed evenly and not one man pocketing our destiny. It is also ignorance for you to say dangote and they like are the richest men in nigeria.many people are rcher than dangote in this your country but they dont make noise. How many people have the richest man in the world touched their like. Even Tony elumelu who is not the richest man has touched African life more than all your usless richest men in your list |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:47pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
predictor1: Apart from that, the food he bought will finish. by then another opportunity will show. There is always opportunity though you loose some |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:46pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
Nbote: I may have used the wrong word "foolish" and I apologize about that but trying to imply that it may not affect Igbos much is hogwash. After adjusting prices to sell for the traders, you will still buy other items from other people adjusting prices as well. You will still pay adjusted school fees. Now those in Igboland, are they all traders? Do you have different prices for Igbos and adjusted prices for others?? you are correct |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:29pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
Lol. I base in abuja but I am now in enugu work and making some money while you are ranting. I am working for a nairalander hear on this forum so go and work boy |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:23pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
SoNature: Jobless boys! Stop bragging up and down. Bad and good leadership affects everyone! i am not Jobless. I am working as i type. so go and sleep no need of analyzing your future |
Politics › Re: Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:21pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
Nbote: It is foolish to say it may not affect Igbos. We buy from the same market, we operate under the same economy and we are all facing the economic realities together. The only difference is the average Igbo man will adapt without complain it also foolish not to read and understand. I use the word 'may not affect igbo MUCH' |
Politics › Why This Food Economic And Food Scarcity May Not Affect Igbos Much by nabiz(op): 12:05pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
2006 when buhari became a president. I know i studied his body language and advice Nigerians on how to survive on this thread. https://www.nairaland.com/2811049/how-survive-2016-expected-economicSome called me a prophet of doom, but when Buhari started dealing with them, the started to edit their post and called me a prophet. I am not a prophet. As an igbo business man, I only have the ability to see the future base on data available to me. This year January told my oga a Yoruba who is a nairalander here to store food. He said no that he want to use his money to buy a contruction equipment for rental. I tried all I can to discourage him because I know in time like this contruction will not move but he refused. I even beg him to store the food and resale it by July and still buy the equipment with change he refused and went ahead to buy the equipment. Till now he has not rent out this equipment. Cement has increased and no chance breaking even the cost of this machine in the nearest future. I told him I want to buy food he started laughing at me. Even jokingly called my wife to discourage me. Their laugh did not move me. I came online to start learning about food storage. I spent 2 day and night to study food storage. I can in contact with a good hausa friend on this nairaland. His user name is shariff84. Who help me buy food from. The north. I also get another woman from benue state to by for me. All my storage cost me about 5miill I bought this food last month and within this January/ February some of the food have double while my friend is yet to make any rent. eg beans garri, rice, yarm etc. What am I trying to say We Igbos are mostly traders. As trader you are very closer to market data and trend. A trader can easily analyze and focast the likely future price of good unlike a civil servant. A hausa man is also in a good position to focus the future price of Agriculture but they don't because everything is the will of God, and beliefs that When the time comes God will provide. To average igbo man everything is about business To housa man everything is about religion To a Yoruba man everything is about entertainment.
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Politics › Re: I Warned You, You Didn't Listen. Dollar Now #2000 by nabiz(m): 10:28am On Feb 21, 2024 |
Notfogotten: I warned you as early as December last year.
I said start buying dollar and keep in your houses. You didn't listen.
I said your govt is stealing your money in dollars. You didn't listen.
I told you I have info you don't have. You didn't listen.
Another information for you. A bag of rice is heading to #95,000.00. Go buy rice now.
If you like,don't heed my last warning. lol |
Politics › Re: FG Set To Release 60,000 Metric Tonnes Of Food Grains To Stabilise Prices by nabiz(m): 8:43am On Feb 21, 2024 |
Cassandraloius: Food is importanter. I recommend this. They should work on cement and other things as well. Cement is very important. Almost 50% of Nigerian depends on construction site to survive, and most of them depends on daily labor to survive with little or nothing to save. Imagine what will happen if construction site stop working. Infact many site have already stopped working because of cement |
Politics › Re: A Big Warning To Igbos by nabiz(m): 11:09pm On Feb 20, 2024 |
Good advice already i have built a protector for my wife groceries shop. I know there will be look but anybody that try it with me will have his head down |
Politics › Re: Hardship: Customs To Distribute Seized Food Items Nationwide by nabiz(m): 9:34pm On Feb 20, 2024 |
Dennisochampa: This makes sense..
All those rice wen them don sieze, make them resell am to the public at heavily subsidized rates.... It may not be much but it will go a long way rice we go don de expire. It seems you don't know your country |
Politics › Re: FG Threatens To Open Border For Cement Importation by nabiz(m): 4:57pm On Feb 20, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: BREAKING: FG Seals Off Popular Supermarket In Abuja For Hoarding, High Price(pix by nabiz(m): 6:52am On Feb 19, 2024 |
pman06: This is a good result of the meeting.
My problem though is the fact that Mr President, his vice, 36 Governors and FCT minister sat for hours long meeting and they can't come up with an immediate solution/policy that will send shockwaves to the market, thereby making hoarding impossible for most.
Our leaders really need to do better, put on their thinking cap, if they still have one, and start using the outside of the box for reasoning. oga this is not good. It is a very bad policy. Nigeria is a capitalist nation. Lazy man go and work and stop Waiting for government confiscated food. Those good are people sweat. |
Politics › Re: Sincerely Let Us Support Tinubu by nabiz(op): 5:35am On Feb 18, 2024 |
malali: [b]Tinubu needs to delegate more, he is too old to handle every Nigerian issue in his office, He needs to set up a smart think thank generating ideas on public image laundering every 24hrs. The opposition is working harder than the incumbent to portray a certain public image for this administration.
Minister of Information, should be on the TV, radio in all Nigerian languages and dialect telling Nigerians what is planned and the process. Every month he should hold a press conference and be grilled by journalist, on the administrations policies. Minister Of agriculture, should start meeting with large scale farmers in different geo political zones, and parlaying with them. All other ministers should also engage the public, if they are doing a good job a lot of these uprisings will not always get to the presidents desk The senate should start meeting with non performing sector controllers, to give them a widely televised questions and answer sessions House of Rep committees, should be announcing making announcements as well, all the banking changes and forex changes, should be done and announced after grilling sessions with house committee on bankings.
Billionaire Business men in the private sector should also be saddled with corporate social responsibility projects CSR. To whom much is given much is expected. Let them get government favors with the amount of CSR they execute. We all know they dont pay anything for the raw materials obtained in Nigeria, so they are technically milking the country for their wealth. The communities they get these raw materials from should feel their presence.
Tinubu needs to sit in the middle and "delegate" to all these cabinet members, put them to work, they lobbied for these positions, make them work and sweat. The president should just address very major crises. At Tinubu's age truth be told, he doesn't have the energy. Surround yourself with thinkers, and then form a kitchen cabinet of loyalist to vet the other cabinet members before public utterances are made. Reward and praise cabinet members that solve problems. To make the others sit up.[/b] very insightful |
Politics › Re: Sincerely Let Us Support Tinubu by nabiz(op): 5:33am On Feb 18, 2024 |
horsepower102: Support tinubu when he spent time putting his tribes men in many positions just like his predecessor buhari.
Just like buhari broke federal character, he did the same.
Now we should all support him when he didn’t carry everyone along. oga I am an igbo man. I am not yoruba |