₦airaland Forum

Angelfrost:
Lol... Calm down. Even their team B can't lose 10 in a row not to speak of 20.

Meanwhile, why una deny that poor fan him haircut?!!

Wait so you Liverpool won't honor Jota...no way.

Nobody asked him not to cut his hair. Na him de wait for 5 straight wins.

We can do it o. Just that this out coach no be am.

I heard Liverpool have planned to loose 20 straight matches in honor of the late Jota. I think it would be a great gift. Everyone including their fans should grief for him practically. Not shedding crocodiles tears up and down.

I support and endorse their 20 match losing streak.

It's all over. 2-2

Cleared off the line Manutd came close to winning it.

Naturally I dislike sliced bread. I prefer loaf breads to sliced ones. But if I'm to eat it, maybe 6-8 slices should be enough for me.

Gooooooooooooal.

Amad makes it 2-2

Bruno Fernandes shot struck the woodwork. Manutd came close to equalizing.

omooba969:
Nottingham forest 2 - 1 Man Utd.

Weytin dey occur Nazgul ? 🤷‍♀️

What a turn-around !

The match isn't over. We're winning.

Na wa o.

It's another goal forest makes it 2-1

Goal

Forest equalises

Half time is upon us. It's Manutd 1 forest nil.

Gooooooooooooaal.

Casemiro makes it 1-0 to Manutd.

Manutd needs to sit up in this game. Cos Forest are obviously not playing.

This Sesko sef is a minus 1.

yarimo:
So with all the billions in anambra state I can't find it in the list? This must be fake list

You're pathetic. You avoided Lagos and mentioned anambra. Shame on you.

Biko where is Lagos. And why is it that it always shows up whenever negative statistics are mentioned.

prinsam30:
Yes oooo my guy winning is sure

Game on. Our 3 points is guaranteed

If we win Forest today, we'll move up to 2nd place.

We can actually with the league. We can win it. Cos arsenal are natural flops and Liverpool and city aren't in form.

This game should be a walk in the park for Manutd

Kalulu44:
Ok if you say so

Let me quickly add that Funke is a perfect example of how digital strategy can multiply results. She didn’t just rely on cinema revenue, she leveraged on streaming platforms, social media promotion, and online distribution to reach a global audience. That's what made her make over N2bn on a movie I doubt if she spent up to 100m to produce.

We’re in a digital era where information is power. If you’re an actor and you’re not learning about online platforms, content distribution, or audience building, then you’re leaving serious money on the table, and would continue to struggle to get peanuts from local producers.

Funke’s success shows that it’s not just about talent anymore; it’s about strategy. Those who understand both film and tech will certainly be smiling to the bank everyday like the actor in question.

Kalulu44:
So you believe he earn that per day

I've seen someone (a freelancer) who when you convert his earnings to naira earns about 30m a week. This isn't hear say I saw his profile and did the calculations myself.

You do know that we're in the technology era. So he can combine voice over acting, animations, on-camera actor...etc. And he might not be working with Nigerian producers. So when you do the math in dollar, it might not be impossible

So yes I can belive that this guy can earn such money.

My worst achievement: Cbex. I lost $2k to those people.

My greatest achievement: The year isn't over, I'm still expecting much greater things.

Apology accepted. They should go and sin no more.

This game should be a walk in the park for Nigeria

Vision101:
China dey there ooo

Are Nigeria and China on the same economic level?

China is a global superpower with one of the strongest economies in the world. Their manufacturing, technology, infrastructure, and export strength are miles ahead of most countries, not just Nigeria.

In case you don't know, China has managed to industrialize rapidly over the last few decades, lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty and becoming the world’s factory. Meanwhile, Nigeria is still struggling with unreliable power supply, poor infrastructure, insecurity, unstable policies, corruption and heavy dependence on imports.

That’s why when such lists come out, it’s not the same thing. The “countries of concern” list is largely aimed at African and Middle Eastern nations. Regions often labeled as politically unstable or high-risk. China might appear there due to political tensions with the West, but economically, they’re still too powerful to be treated the same way.

Our realities are not alike. While this can cripple us, China has the systems, industrial capacity, and global partnerships to withstand it.

Kalulu44:
Lies everywhere. If you tell us per movie that will be believable. If you pay him 5m per day, how many days will it take to shoot one movie? That means before the movie finished he would have earn more than #100m.
Make una dey play o

It might be possible if he's being paid in dollars. Cos most movie producers now earn in dollar no more naira. So top tier actors might demand to be paid in dollar as well.

Tupacx:
What is worst that can happen?

Even small Eritrea that is among the list no send them.

This your post exposes how shallow your knowledge about what happens to country of particular concern is.

Let me explain it to you. When a country gets categorized as a “country of concern,” it sends the wrong signal to the global community, especially investors.

Foreign investors rely heavily on stability, credibility, and security when deciding where to put their money. Once a country is flagged, it creates fear of political risk, unstable policies, and possible sanctions. That alone is enough to make international companies look elsewhere.

It also affects trade relations, travel opportunities, and access to international funding or partnerships. Even Nigerians abroad could start facing tighter visa and business restrictions because other nations now view us through a lens of suspicion.

Would you still say we shouldn't be worried about this categorization?