₦airaland Forum

SureboiOG:
Portable Werrey 🤣

Very smart dude too.
Look deep, he is silently letting the governor know how much he received incase some official delegated to give him money sort changed him aka "ripped" him.

I suspect zelenski..

Konquest:
Reading through the article, it's a FANTASTIC and advanced security-enhancement initiative that would remove ALL the inefficiencies in vehicle ownership and minimize kidnappings and stolen vehicles. You don't want to be a victim by buying a STOLEN vehicle and then discover down the road that it's a stolen car after the police arrest you as a crime accomplice. The IGP, FRSC and the NBA should harmonised their views for the success of this security-enhancement initiative. Data sharing via a centralized system between the Police, all the Intelligence Agencies and the FRSC is very important here.

A significant number of cars being sold as imported pre-owned cars and SUVs in West Africa (especially Nigeria because of the large market) have been found to be stolen vehicles from especially the East Coast of the U.S. and Canada.

In that case, the merit is high. The police should therefore fund it, after all they have allocations for their operations. Police has no mandate to charge Nigerians for their services. The limit of their role is clearly stated by the NBA.

NOETHNICITY:
NBA better go to court rather than giving any ultimatum

Normal process is being followed. You give notice first, if they don't amend after that, you then go to court.

Those 2 and their gang should be dealt with brutally. I propose public firing squad to serve as notice to others intending to follow that path.

Crazy lot. But they can cause violence in other countries.

GanagiBitrus:
Meaning if you are offered a job of $1000 (₦1.5m) per day in an offshore rig, where you will be staying up to 1month, you go reject am.

But frankly, if you are in such a hotel, you'll hardly feel you are floating on the sea.

Omo, na so them de pay for offshore rig?

thelegend1:
Heard he was paid $3m USD for about 15 minutes of stage presence.

That's over N4.5bn shutdown!

Don jazz has cashed out too..

When you hand over a country to experienced onigbese, what do to you expect. The richest state in nigeria with all its wealth was plunged into debt in the mist of much. Ie the state did not have enough to fill the bellies of the choppers.

malali:
1. Economic Diversification and Revenue Generation

• Promote Agriculture and Agro-processing:
• Support farmers with subsidies, improved seedlings, and modern farming techniques.
• Develop agro-processing zones to add value to raw agricultural products and create jobs.
• Expand Mining and Solid Minerals Sector:
• Invest in exploration and mining of solid minerals like gold, tin, and limestone.
• Ensure regulatory frameworks to attract foreign investments and partnerships.
• Boost Manufacturing and Industrialization:
• Provide incentives for local manufacturing to reduce import dependence.
• Improve infrastructure such as power supply and transportation to support industries.

2. Enhance Public Financial Management

• Improve Tax Collection and Compliance:
• Strengthen tax administration to curb evasion and broaden the tax base.
• Introduce tax incentives for compliant businesses and individuals.
• Transparent Budgeting and Expenditure:
• Adopt zero-based budgeting to ensure funds are allocated based on current needs and priorities.
• Enhance accountability by making budget details publicly accessible and involving civil society in monitoring.

3. Prudent Debt Management

• Limit Borrowing to Productive Projects:
• Prioritize loans for infrastructure projects that have clear economic returns (e.g., roads, power plants).
• Avoid borrowing for consumption or recurrent expenditures.
• Develop a Comprehensive Debt Management Strategy:
• Set clear debt limits and guidelines for federal and state governments.
• Regularly review and assess debt sustainability and repayment plans.

4. Strengthen Anti-Corruption Measures

• Enforce Anti-Corruption Laws:
• Strengthen anti-corruption agencies like EFCC and ICPC with more autonomy and resources.
• Prosecute and sanction corrupt officials and individuals without bias.
• Promote Transparency in Public Procurement:
• Implement e-procurement systems to reduce human interference and corruption in public contracts.
• Publish procurement details for public scrutiny and accountability.

5. Encourage Private Sector Participation

• Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs):
• Collaborate with private investors to fund and manage large infrastructure projects.
• Ensure clear legal frameworks to protect both government and private sector interests.
• Ease of Doing Business:
• Simplify business registration processes and reduce bureaucratic hurdles.
• Provide incentives like tax holidays and grants for startups and small businesses.

6. Invest in Human Capital Development

• Improve Education and Skills Training:
• Invest in vocational and technical education to equip youths with job-ready skills.
• Increase funding for primary and secondary education to build a strong foundation.
• Enhance Healthcare Services:
• Expand access to primary healthcare by building more facilities and training healthcare workers.
• Implement health insurance schemes to reduce out-of-pocket expenses for citizens.

7. Boost Export and Trade

• Promote Non-Oil Exports:
• Support export-oriented businesses with grants and low-interest loans.
• Negotiate trade agreements that favor Nigerian products in international markets.
• Improve Trade Infrastructure:
• Upgrade ports and customs processes to reduce delays and costs for exporters.
• Develop trade hubs and logistics centers to facilitate smoother trade flows.

8. Strengthen Macroeconomic Policies

• Maintain Stable Monetary Policies:
• Control inflation through effective monetary policies and stable interest rates.
• Manage foreign exchange rates to ensure stability and predictability for businesses.
• Fiscal Discipline and Management:
• Reduce wasteful government spending and reallocate funds to critical sectors.
• Regularly review fiscal policies to align with current economic realities.

9. Public Awareness and Engagement

• Educate Citizens on Debt and Economic Policies:
• Launch awareness campaigns to explain the importance of prudent debt management and economic policies.
• Engage communities through town hall meetings and media platforms to foster understanding and support.
• Promote Civic Responsibility:
• Encourage citizens to participate in governance and hold leaders accountable.
• Support community-based initiatives that contribute to economic development.

Only these can avoid the debt trap and move towards economic prosperity.

Bros, if you are not a lecturer, your talent is wasting.

Owontime:
Yes shame on Obidients the losers.

You and Nigerians are the loosers, pity despite how the country is going, you still do not realise it.
How much is kilo of turkey, chicken? Is it even still in your menu? I doubt.

Why is this idiots problem Peter obi? People are crying hunger, naira is almost 1600, the country is tanking, and this charlatan's problem is Peter obi! Who swear for Nigerians with this misfits for goodness sake?
Haba! Is it until naija goes the way of Kenya this people will realise this is not a joking matter?

vizboy:
Yeah setup committee to discuss rubbish and pay them another 1BN and after they will still come up with nothing.

Failed Government

Just as minister of passport, their companies "they no longer have interest in", will get each, 500m consultancy contract to identify hungry people in the country.

Where is that charlatan omokri to address issues such as this? It is obi who is not in power, but a simple citizen he will be wanking over.

I don't bother reading any crap this charlatan writes from the comfort of the abroad.
Nigerians are facing unprecedented difficulties to simply survive. Instead of this he-goat to address it, it is obi he channels all his vile energy towards.

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GOFRONT:
On the other thread, people go to frozen food house to make reservation for FISH HEAD.....

Its that bad that even fish head has become a crucial part of the pot.

Oga, I was at a chicken processing plant in ibadan recently, first time I saw people had booked head, intestines, feet, anus, even feathers of chicken. As in if Eg 5000 chickens are brough for processing, those parts will be kept in sacks and sold per kg.

Hear her voice self.
Anyway, Should we tell her?

Word of advice should rather be to you to mind your business and move in with your own miserable life.

dododawa1:
Mostly useless Governor of SW


Dapo Abiodun

That guy says he loves to attend owambe

Did that lady say her arse was in her mouth?
They said all the gobina does is attend parties
This is a federal road though. The last time I passed there, I almost broke the axle of my old suv. Lol

Poor naira. No power again. All that stack of 20k bundles might just be $1k

Lithiumite:
V boot was a classic that ruled Nigerian roads in the 90s......it was adored and it had the presence any where it was parked......your experience must have been quite peculiar

I think the first batch was defective. Ie the initial production. Ours was one of the first out of the factory. Usually those ones have defects that are then fixed on later productions.

Lithiumite:
It's the s class model you see there.....v- boot is e class and 190e is the c class model

That boot had wahala sha.
Brand new, picked up from Stuttgart, trailered to London. Picked up from the dealership, to go home, fan belt cut. Towed to nearest mechanic, ordinary belt could not be changed. Wahala.
When finally shipped and used in naija ie 1985, gearbox packed up at 50k km.
Finally passed down to my Egbon in the late 90s. The final story of that vboot was when he got home late after boozing, parked the car a street away as gate was locked. Next morning the car was totally vandalised. From steering to dashboard, brain box, mirror, engine parts etc. Omo, na malam him call come buy am. Lol

TTPAAR:
That 1993 is the beast n best of all.

My father still cruises his!

Mine got his streight from the factory. The 1979 one. MB 280 SEL.
Infact his was the second into naija. The first was shehu shagaris own. It was held at the port for a while, when allowed in, the amount of duty paid was crazy.
Many years later I used the car for few years before selling it off year 2000.
That your pops own was a solid one too. Called the beast. . I remember my paddy firing that car to 200kmph on our way from ibadan to Lagos to pick up his bro from the airport. Omo, at 200 it was as if we were driving at 80. Very very smooth. S500 it was ie v8. I also cruised on the v 12 s600. Real man moto..

What is this one writing again?
See his mouth. Like one that just finish eating pussy.

Lol

Airline has niot started, it has chopped 2.5b.
E never start igbese of $200k? If e start nko?

Never feel sorry for such people no matter how pitiable they look. Some will say selective justice aka was he the only one? Of course he wasn't the only one choppig, but today is his turn, tomorrow will be that of the rest.

billyG:
I advice davido to conduct DNA test on
Imade,if positive then possessed her from her mother,I believe chioma can take care of her for free.

So you think people at that level won't have done dna test?

Lolz, badt guy

Nice one.
But that is certainly not brand-new if it is 30m and a Toyota suv.
Corola is over 40m not to talk of suv.