₦airaland Forum

nairalee:
Meanwhile in my country we are giving best graduating student N5,000

Noblechykk:
These guys are shameless. Always looking for nonsense comparism.

SoftSport:
It’s not about dismissing one factor over the other but understanding how they interconnect. Poverty and unemployment don’t operate in isolation; they amplify the effects of the other factors you highlighted. Addressing drug abuse requires tackling all these root causes simultaneously to create a comprehensive solution.

SoftSport:
Very sad!

Beyond arrests and punishment, this tragic incident should be a wake-up call to address the root causes of drug addiction, including poverty, unemployment, and others. The government and civil society must work together to provide support systems that can prevent such tragedies.

SWATMan:
I sometimes wonder what's in the skulls of some peeps. Always changing the narrative to accommodate flimsy affiliation.

Bade007:
abeg waytin them day always find for there

ijustdey:
Lagos seals Coca-Cola, FrieslandCampina, Guinness factories over regulatory non-compliance

Na una put the water, there?


https://www.thecable.ng/lagos-seals-coca-cola-frieslandcampina-guinness-factories-over-regulatory-non-compliance/

illicit:
Thank God he no reach Ogun...

😳

shortgun:
This is precisely the type of unquestioning support that has empowered Tinubu to keep steering the country into decline. Regardless of his actions, there will always be a you backing him

shortgun:
Even in the Bible, God is not happy for a wicked person to suffer. Anyone who rejoices at the downfall of his neighbor is nothing but undiluted pure evil.

shortgun:
Tinubu appeared on national television and told the whole world how someone he knows who was doing well before he assumed office has now been reduced to a pauper.
Tinubu is a shameless evil entity who takes joy in the suffering of Nigerians and that of others.
He is very happy that someone who used to have 5 Rolls Royce is now driving a jallopy vehicle.
Only wicked and bitter people take pride and derive happiness in the suffering and struggles of others.
How can you run an economy for only 18 months and your close friend who has 5 Rolls Royce is now so broke he can't afford a good vehicle and that makes you happy?
How is that something worth celebrating.

For Tinubu to brag about how his flip flop economic policies has reduced the rich to paupers says alot about his real intentions for Nigerians.
All over the world leaders take pride in the prosperity of their citizens but Tinubu is happy that Nigerians are suffering

jmoore:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/12/22/wizkid-tinubu-baltasar-engonga-others-make-africas-most-talked-about-people-of-2024/

favouritecandy:
This is very bad of a so called doctor

InfoGuru118:
https://news360ng.news/rufai-oseni-slams-tinubus-media-chat-questions-his-understanding-of-nigerias-issues/

ozo13:
abati is a veteran in the media game since obasanjo era so no way Rufai would hv represented Arise TV.rufai lacks constructive critique skills.no where did he even say anything right on what the president did all were just criticism.na person wey carry person matter for head dey do that kind thing.in that arise TV morning show about the media chat watch the other other person view regarding the media chat (Abati and the other lady) they constructively criticize the media chat but Rufai in my honest view was just doing his usual immature media stuffs

kettykings:
What aan achievement of a most unfortunate kind.
This encapsulates the harsh reality of negative growth, stagnation, and outright retrogression in one breath.

For context and comparison, during Obasanjo's administration, Nigeria witnessed unparalleled economic strides: billionaires emerged in record numbers, the telecommunications sector experienced unprecedented growth, and the banking industry soared to the world stage to become one of the fastest-growing in the world. Fast forward to the current APC-led regime, and the narrative has changed dramatically.


A lot of people then moved from Honda to rolls royce and from commercial flights to private jets.

We now find ourselves in an era where survival trumps progress. The socio-economic landscape paints a grim picture: individuals once driving rolls royce cars now trading them for Honda,

Honda owners relinquish their vehicles for tricycles, tricycle owners trade down to motorcycles, and those on motorcycles abandon them to join the ranks of those trekking. This chain of devaluation mirrors a larger systemic collapse, a regression from ambition to subsistence.
At the detriment of Nigerians, probably we don't realise Nigeria is the one funding their ostentatious lifestyle!

LandMann:
I have a positive view of my country and I have a very negative view of Tinubu. Tinubu doesn't represent me or my country. Tinubu represents himself and his clique of corrupt and nepotistic friends.

That I love my country doesn't mean I should love Tinubu who has done nothing but make lives of Nigerians harder than it already is. If my views offend you go fvck yourself or hug a transformer

89green:
Our leaders at times are our problems. If parts of the track is being shared with other vehicles, a gate and traffic light are very important. Putting measures like this will prevent all this nonsense.

Are you sure we also have signallers in a signal box?