₦airaland Forum

PaChukwudi44:
The source is fake!! Did we even have Internet in 1965? Reno is a confirmed mad man

Sir Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu was the richest Black African in the late 1950s and 1960s.

He was the Nigerian Stock Exchange's first President.

President of African Continental Bank.

Chairman of Nigerian Cement Company, Nigerian National Shipping Line, Nigerian Produce Marketing Board.

Sir Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu was the Chairman of Lion of Africa Insurance Company, BISCO, Nigerian Industrial Development Bank, Palmline Shipping Company, Costain West Africa, Eastern Nigeria Development Corporation.

He was a Director of Shell, Guinness Nigeria and Daily Times.

Sir Louis Ojukwu was a Director of Thomas Wyatt & Son, Nigerian Coal Corporation and Nigerian Tobacco Company.

He was into textile (Ojukwu Textiles), transportation (Ojukwu Transport) and stockfish importation.

He owned Ojukwu Stores.

He was once a Lawmaker

During World War II, Ojukwu Transport moved supplies for war for the British through their trucks.

Years later, he was conferred with an OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) by Queen Elizabeth II.

He is believed to be Nigeria's first Billionaire.

Basic123:
For exposing your people shameless LIES!

mohims:
Mr Pandora aka Gbajue

thesicilian:
Just like the Tinapa Resort he built for almost half a billion dollars

Peacemaker5128:
The country is hard for them

100millionGoal:
So the factory provides free drinks?

The production house of the Beer factory creates Jobs.

The wholesalers Also create Jobs


The retailers Too create jobs for themselves

Exporting the Beer produced also creates Jobs and brings in money from other countries

Look for another thing to compare not a beer factory.


Heineken sells beer and it's a billion dollar company


33,Stout,Legend, Trophy,Gulder,Origin, Smirnoff

Are all millions of dollars business.

Look for something else please

brain54:
Beer factory wey no get head or tail...

Dude keeps shooting himself in the foot.

Sometimes it's best to keep silent and allow people think you are wise.

I have advised him here to stay low for a while till when it is closer to the next election. To avoid see finish but I guess he hasn't seen the advice...

Talking too much and blowing his chances this dude!

Antiurchins:
I heard from a reliable source APC media crew chairman recently requested they increase their salary from N20k per month to 25k since the Job of spiting Obi is becoming harder day in day out... The 300 Quota social media post and comment per day is becoming more difficult as they can no longer dig for more content to use against Obi.

100millionGoal:
Topic:

power plant.


Discussion:

Peter Obi

Is God not wonderful 🤣🤣🤣

meum:
Is he saying the man didn’t/doesn’t have his own solutions? Wonderful!

meum:
Is he saying the man didn’t/doesn’t have his own solutions? Wonderful!

Malroux:
No wonder. But Abacha's regime was a heaven compared with Ebola's inglorious administration.

Malroux:
Who's looting method did he adopt too?

EreluRoz:
This man is what Obi ever dreamt of becoming. Atleast Nobody can call Otti a fake overnight messiah tomorrow.

Hardship: Tinubu adopted solutions promised by Peter Obi and Atiku during campaigns — Shettima admits


Again, Vice President Kashim Shettima has implored Nigerians to be patient with the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as he steers the ship of state through the economic turbulence and storm he met on ground on assumption of office.

“Soon, Nigeria’s economy will experience significant growth once we’ve overcome these sacrifices. Positive changes will soon be evident across all economic indicators – inflation, per capita income, GDP numbers, poverty reduction, food security, and all aspects close to the hearts of our people,” he declared.

Senator Shettima made the appeal on Thursday during the 2nd Chronicle Roundtable organized by 21st Century Media Services, publishers of 21st CENTURY CHRONICLE, as part of its public service enlightenment series, at Ladi Kwali Hall, Abuja Continental Hotel, Abuja.

The Vice President who was the Guest Speaker at the roundtable explained some key policy decisions taken by the Tinubu administration as well as its Economic and Social Agenda, including the removal of subsidy on petroleum products, which he described as the ‘biggest elephant in the room’ before President Tinubu took charge.


Appealing for patience and time to address the serious challenges he said they met on ground, especially the nation’s ailing economy which was already tottering towards an eclipse, Shettima said, “We look forward to the positive impact on the economy that will be brought by some of our new initiatives in the oil and gas sector, creative arts sector, the newly rejigged steel and solid minerals sectors, our housing sector, the blue economy, and the digital sectors, to mention but a few.

“There is no doubt that there’s a time to plant and a time to reap. In between those times, we appeal for patience and seek collective sacrifice from all, especially from us.

We wish there were a way to treat this ailment without surgery.” APC chairman reportedly tied to a tree, beaten mercilessly by angry youths for selling palliatives meant for his LGA Advertisements While delivering his speech titled, “Because These Shortcuts Are Not The Right Ways,” the VP noted that though the decision to remove fuel subsidy was quite tough considering its negative impact on the lives of the citizens, it became an inevitable option when it was discovered that the immediate past administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari did not make provision for it in the 2023 budget.

He explained: “His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, chose the option that would save the life of the nation, instead of one that would merely prolong its imminent and predicted economic death. Before we took charge, the biggest elephant in the room was the question of fuel subsidy removal. “We understood why our predecessor made the decision to remove it and refused to budget for it in their final fiscal year. The year before we took office, Nigeria’s debt service-to-revenue ratio had grown to 111.8%.

The anticipated debt crisis may sound like fancy economic jargon to the man on the street, but you and I are in a better position to understand how such miscalculations have played out in other countries. It’s an economic death sentence. “In plain terms, our debt servicing was such that if you earned, say, N100,000, the entirety of the money wasn’t only paid to your debtor; you were forced to borrow an additional N11,800 to pay the debtor.

How do you intend to survive this, and how many more loans before you become a pariah? “We are not even discussing the nation’s budget deficits, diversions of resources from critical sectors of the economy, and corruption masterminded in the subsidy regime.”

Acknowledging that government is a continuum, the VP said whoever had “succeeded the previous government would have either chosen to steer the ship through the storm as President Tinubu is doing or jumped ship and let the country implode.”

He observed that those who contested the presidency with President Tinubu did not feel morally justified to question the decision to remove fuel subsidy because it was part of the solutions they also tabled before Nigerians.

“This was because, whether in handling the subsidy matter or the forex crisis, they had also promised the solutions we had adopted.

Those who attempted to eat their words were instantly proven wrong by data, history, and their antecedents—those emotionless reality checkers,” he pointed out. Senator Shettima regretted that for long Nigeria had endured economic sabotage, leading to the resolve by Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Yemi Cardoso, and the National Security Adviser, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, “to take matters into their hands to neutralise the overpowering influence of currency manipulators who had conspired to frustrate our reforms. “Today, I stand proud to say that their interventions have translated into desired results, and Naira’s pushback against all odds is an inspiring journey that doesn’t have to be learned in Buenos Aires, as some would want us to do,” he added.

Earlier in his opening remarks, chairman of the Ministry of Finance Incorporated and former Finance Minister, Dr Shamsudeen Usman, praised the content of the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Tinubu administration, describing it as one of the most detailed and carefully crafted policy document in the history of the country.

He stressed the need for the Renewed Hope Agenda document to be reviewed and integrated into the medium and long-term development framework of the country, noting that policy consistency with a long-term vision to transform critical sectors of the economy, is the way to go. Dr Usman also commended the administration’s establishment of a central coordination delivery unit to track the performance of programmes, policies and key interventions of the Federal Government, insisting that the monitoring of key performance indicators in the policy document was critical to the success of the government.

On his part, the CEO of 2nd Chronicle Newspaper, Malam Mahmud Jega had while welcoming guests to the event, said the need to critically analyse government policies and programmes was not just an expectation from the media but indeed borne out of the necessity to collectively contribute in shaping the nation’s development trajectory. Also present at the event were the Minister of Information, Alhaji Mohammed Idris; Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters, Dr Hakeem Baba Ahmed; Chairman of 21st Century Chronicle, Amb. Gbara Awanen; notable leaders in the media industry, Dr Ishaq Moddibo Kawu; Mallam Garba Shehu; Mr Segun Adeniyi, and Malam Mahmud Jega, among others. Stanley Nkwocha Senior Special Assistant to The President on Media & Communications (Office of The Vice President).


https://newsweekng.com/hardship-tinubu-adopted-solutions-promised-by-peter-obi-and-atiku-during-campaigns-shettima-admits/

fuckJones:
obaseki is better than obi

Burob:
Turn to ESPN 2, and tell me what is on tv, or you no get DSTV premium for house?

Burob:
Please Nonny turn to ESPN 2, and watch NFL live.

Burob:
State of origin: The Big Heart State aka Delta State.

State of residence: The center of excellence aka Lagos State, “Eko Oni Baje”.

Burob:
Well you better go find strong tight lasso for your neck, because Gringory Yes Daddy Obi in your life time will never sleep in Aso Rock.

Burob:
Well you better go find strong tight lasso for your neck, because Gringory Yes Daddy Obi in your life time will never sleep in Aso Rock.