₦airaland Forum

Munzy14:
You are only massaging your ego..😂😂😂

Good men full outside, good women full outside too.

Na eye wey no clear dey complain.

If she see better option, you will be dumped.. If you upgrade, you will scale up with better taste.😂

Englishisamust:
One thing I love about calm guy be say, dem no ready to Dey form one alpha guys or red pills. Once you misbehaved 3 times, dem go leave you.. Dem no dey like stress!!! They value thier peace of mind pass anything … if you think say u get madness for head date a calm and nice guy wey know is worth. Them go reset that your madness with thier aura. Once they cut you off , just know say na ghost you be, u no exist again for thier mind.. !!!

nairalanda1:
Yeah it is hard. And yeah, I blame IBB for not removing fuel subsides in 1993. Instead government and even the then opposition went on propaganda campaign saying IMF dey oppress us.

By 1993, we were refining 400000 bpd in 4 refineries. At the time, the experts could see that we won't be able to refine crude with a subsidy in place. It HAD TO GO. But we refused to listen. The result was that by 1994, because it was becoming difficult to pay subsides and pay for production and maintenance costs at the same time, government chose to pay for subsides, and stopped paying for maintenance costs.

Results...no TAM for over 10 years. By the time GEJ tried to award contract for TAM In 2012, it was too late (Yeah, I heard GEJ awared the contract to a funny company, but even if he had awarded it to a INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED COMPANY with a TRACK RECORD OF 2000 YEARS xperience, you can't fix 10 or more years of neglect.

I mean, one American pastor once bought a new car and drove it sparingly, without maintenance, for several years. Even parked it for long periods of time. By the time he took the car for maintenance, after not driving it for over a year, it was scrap.

Same thing with our refineries...by 2012 they wer eproducing 91000 bpd...less than 10% of our refining needs....and we were importing most fuel and subsidsing it.

GEJ tried to remove subsidy, most nigerians, INCLUDING HIS SUPPORTERS...SAID NO.

BY 2019, refinereis were down to refining 6000 bpd. Yet, most nigerians refused to remove subsidy...By now, we had been using loans to pay for subsides for over ten years, and it got worse...to the point that by 2022, we were out of money, and debt was eating most of the government revenue, and Buhari was printing money to pay for subsides

So here we are. If you supported subsidy , then you are to blame. Forget politics, forget tinubu...who also supported subsidy until IMF essentially forced him to remove it...forget gej forget obi.

We could have had 4 working NNPC refineries, and a host of private refineries IF SUBSIDY HAD GONE IN 1993.

LordIsaac:
We know it would be local deportees only.

Stephen0mozzy:
But it's not everything we'll call government for. Hospital bills are not cheap! So why can't they install solar setup - even if just for bulbs and fan.

Patient care mehn. Let's not justify poor standards. Patient care is a business.

The hospital has an administrator, and that person should be fired if they're not strategic enough to route IGR into bettering the facilities.

sheedy407:
Those borrowing from opay and palmpay without paying back, una beans don done now.

Your BVN would be blacklisted.

First to comment since 2007, make i go drink Hammer Dry Gin

crazymommy:
Do you people even read at all??

How is this related to opay , palmpay etc ?? When was fintechs mentioned ??


The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has directed banks to restrict access to certain banking services for large-ticket borrowers with non-performing loans, as part of efforts to safeguard financial system stability and strengthen credit discipline.]



According to the apex bank, large-ticket obligors include borrowers whose combined exposure across banks exceeds the Single Obligor Limit and whose obligations materially affect a bank’s Capital Adequacy Ratio or otherwise pose systemic risks to the financial system.

ppogba:
The same time not being a graduate makes people like you see such as illiterate.

chukwutee:
Some people said Peter obi finished with a third class , I doubt, with the way he speak, I doubt if he’s a graduate . His certificate needs to be investigated too

UrVillageChief:
So what other proof would be bigger and more convincing than the oral testimony he voluntarily gave with his own tongue? Who be this one?

Stolen:
ARE ETCHE PEOPLE NOT ABIANS?


THE CONFUSION OF NIGERIA IS FUNNY.

Naustine:
The last line of your first paragraph nullifies whatever your argument is

xoverx:
Is it this same nigeria that I have not bothered to load airtime for months because there is no network where I live and work?

If not for company wifi, only God knows how e for be.

When una dey shout electronic transmission, I just dey shake head dey look una.

Image123:
No one drew the line except you, every normal person voted for it as an option. That's reality. What's the option for you IF there's no network in a ward or local government and electoral officers cannot mandatorily transmit electronically? What's your suggestion?

Burob:
The result sheets are signed by all the party agents & are given a copy, or they can use their phones to take pictures of the result sheets, did anyone in the last general election claim that what was transmitted to the Eyeneck HQ was a different result sheet than the one signed by their party agents?

Image123:
Have you heard of man in the middle, system crashes, denial of service or hacking?

Putindbutt:
Don't mind them, they are only jostling to get contracts from FG. Let them mention any country in the world that does real time transmission. Others don't have the capacity but it only Nigeria that has the capacity?. Even Elon Musk is vocal against real time transmission.

hotseat:
There are none so deaf as those who wouldn't listen.

Electronic transmission would work effectively mostly in cities and urban areas where network is mostly available.

In rural and far-flung communities, network is practically non-existent.

So, are we saying those in communities with little or no network coverage should be disenfranchised?

This is why the HoR had to make a u-turn by adopting both electronic and manual method of election transmission.

Since both Houses having come to an agreement, the next thing is to forward the bill to Mr President for his assent and that puts the matter to bed.

Have you heard of offline mode or synchronization before??




@hotseat

Rugal:
You have to wonder if these people think.