₦airaland Forum

Cruise777:



Yoruba don't hate Ibo

Ibos are just trying hard to form victims

Ghana hate Ibo

Malaysia hate Ibo

North hate Ibo

Muslim hate Ibo

Yoruba hate Ibo



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abhosts:
To be sincere, I never thought anyone could be as ineffective as Buhari but Tinubu may prove me wrong if he doesn't turn things around quickly.

Wolexyoshi:
If only he has been praying for his church members and they are getting instant reward of prayers, that is when you have the right to say what you are saying to PBAT.

Hypocrite.

IreneChidi:
imagine the damage this useless bastard has done to Nigeria because of his greed.

e no go better for Tinubu and his useless supporters.

thunder scatter Tinubu
thunder scatter Remi

HeadlessMob:
It even ridiculous and hypocritical referring to this ponmo-lipped useless fellow as former member of APC when you all know that he is a member of PDP. Why not refer to him as a member of PDP or Atiku supporter? This is also to sell nonsense to the people who could not reason with their brain

Westerhoffe:
Some people are just born for crime when others are born for greatness.
What is this one now?

Arda1000:
lmao

Danegun777:
Why not speak for yourself

If you're battling poverty then get busy

Danegun777:





I love how Tinubu keeps his focus on Governance, no distractions from Tribunals


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Rtk4:
I give my wife #500 everyday to cook for the house and yet she complains, it's really annoying.

Do you know that the #500 is even too much because there's everything a woman need to cook in bulk in the house. Meat, crayfish, Maggi, salt, seasonings.....

I mean everything. All she buys is things we can't buy in bulk which is tomatoes and pepper. Please guys what's your take?

Here in the north all these perishables are too cheap, she just steps out of the house and buy them from women selling just in front of our house.

Before some people start saying I'm stingy, you must also know that she doesn't lack anything. I give her pocket money and also buys her anything she needs as far as i can afford.

CSTRR:
But you can spend half a million dollars on hotel in newyork in just a week.

okeysoninv:
stop fooling and defending evil politicians . Norway you mentioned produce almost the same amount of oil Nigeria produces. Yet Norway oil revenue is x5 of our revenue. APC has buried nigeria

nairalanda1:
The problem is not that you are wrong...the problem is, we don't have the money.

That is why we have to punish corruption by the ultimate punishment as they do in China. At the end of the day, they are stealing from a tiny purse.

But right now, no money. No money for investment. Too many mouths feeding from the trough, even if there was no corruption.

Short term, taxes. Long term...become an exporter of manufactured goods and services.

Samantha124:
Let me park here and see what male nairalanders are now going to say about Zimbabwean men.

But I'm sure most nairalanders know nothing about Zimbabwe, some of them might not even be aware that there's a country called Zimbabwe because this thread has been posted for a while now, but it's still dry.

But if it was about SA men, it'd have already made two pages...

nairalanda1:
The thing is we don't have enough money to invest in nada.

Only way forward is diversification and industrialization.

Sangoamadioha1:
Which one be military insignia again
Talk wetin you know and stop embarrassing yourself😒

Sangoamadioha1:
Which one be military insignia again
Talk wetin you know and stop embarrassing yourself😒

nairalanda1:
Kuwait has 6 million people, Jordan has about 11 million, Oman has about 4 million, UAE has 13 million people

Nigeria has....220 million people.

Apart from corruption, where is the money we go invest for tomorrow? All the above nations produce more oil than we do.

The money we earn is not enough. At the end, we have to borrow.

And even now, oil is still 80% of government revenues (70% accroding to World Bank).




Yes, and we are even still recovering the Abacha loot up till now.

BUT even if we got back all the loot.....it would equal to our GDP . It might help...till the money runs out.


Nigeria has to DIVERSIFY ITS ECONOMY. Oil is not a good source of revenue for us. The price dey jump up and down.


Just to show you how broke we are...Nigeria saved 60 billion dollars in its reserve as at 2010, Saudi had 70 times that in its reserve in 2014. Saudi has 40 million and produces ten times more crude than we do. More money to save.

nairalanda1:
Yes, because Nigerian economy is reliant on JUST OIL...and when the oil price crashes, we borrow to stay up, and when it rises, we pay off our loans, and then borrow more to replace the revenue iused to pay off the loans we borrowed

Every Nigerian leader has done it. That is why since I was born, our economy has always been in crisis.

Want to be free of the crisis? It involves hard choices that if I mention it here, people will abuse me, so make them enjoy APCPDP. Power for change!

Tinubu or is it Thivbu is borrowing because the alternatives are total removal of subsidy, and fuel selling above N1200 and extreme tax measures, and removal of subsidy on power, with the DISCOS setting price, and massive floating of the naira, so much so that naira reaches N2000 per dollar...but he wants to do partial, and partial because the full thing means...HARDSHIP

Every Nigerian leader has known the above...but they all wanted to be elected....

BunbleBee:
I currently work in a top firm in the industry as a young graduate and fairly compensated but I seriously do not like the team I'm assigned to. My team members are great but I do not see myself doing what we do in team in many years to come. Additionally, what the team does limits me to this same thing within the industry and the number of opportunities as a whole. The tasks are repetitive and not as technical like I would love. This demotivates me and does not make me actively develop myself in this field. I do not find joy in it. I have tried many times to switch teams but that did not work out for me. I work with members from the team I would like to join and I always wished I was in that team.

I'm determined to change this as early as possible as I believe this is the best time to take risk. I have decided that if I can't switch to my dream team, then I would have to find this dream in another firm (most likely smaller with lesser prestige but with opportunity to learn valuable skills). However, I am confused on if this is a wise decision.

I need your advice on this drastic decision I need to take.

Thank you all

bhella10:
Please keep such albatross out of our airspace. What happened in ABA stays in ABA