₦airaland Forum

helinues:
Hahahah

Good news for Nigeria as we will save money from importing unnecessary, all thanks to Dangote refineries

Meanwhile, those gala hawkers who knew nothing about economy would start yarning dust on this thread

What is with all these bitterness and anger

Factcheck0001:
the only motivating factor for an Ibo is hate.

If u want an Ibo man to take something serious, attach hate to it. Tell him the yorubas or Hausas hate what he's doing n he will add more energy.

Same method nnamdi kanu used.
Same method LP is using now and that's y they believe yoruba is responsible for all their problem

Which method is Tinubu and Ronus Emilokan tribál and ethnic bîgótry brand of bîtter politics using?

Smh!

aswani:
You that you think they didn't win, have you got proof?

Have you pondered that if the followers of the candidate that was soundly defeated did not decide to be insensitively tribalistic in displaying the pain of their loss, insensitive because people from other tribes they are abusing voted for their messiah, they wouldn't have others (wrongly) throwing back the nonsense they threw at them in the first place?

If Obidients continue along this ethnically divisive path and it leads to a Rwandan type situation, th hotest path of hell surely awaits them.

What is this anger and bitterness

aswani:
I pray that the souls of all the innocent children that died during the war continue to rest in peace.

I pray that all those evil and wicked people, who indulged in a war that they had no resources for, perpetuated it despite knowing they had zero chance of winning and allowed those innocent children to suffer and eventually die continue to stay tortured.

Those currently fanning the embers of distrust and hate amongst Nigerians, because their candidate lost an election, should take heed, hell fire awaits if you don't change your ways.

Those who claim to have won the election, yet persist in inciting deep-seated hatred, ethnic and tribál bîgótry against the candidate they assert was defeated, and against his ethnic group will surely perish in hell if they do not amend their ways

kingsavage:
Landlocked ani.mals

“A people without knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots” —Marcus Garvey

”We make no apologies for the social
phenomenon known as the Biafran revolution;
rather, we proclaim with pride the inevitability
of our struggle, the indestructability of our
people, and the assured finality of our
success.” — Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu


Rest on Heroes

Mynd44:
Only one this year? Adelabu is throwing a party in Ibadan this weekend.

Wonderful. I guess you'll be at the party.

You won't hear 'obey the Court order' from the usual suspects now. But if this were against their perceived enemy, they'd run to town screaming, 'Obey the Court order!'

Sheuns:
You can take the boy out of the agbado, but you can’t take the agbado out of the boy.

See human being mentality.

Agbado is deeply embedded, neither education nor exposure can undo it

Tinubu did not inherit a mess; he created the mess we are now facing.

This is clear evidence that the Tinubu-led APC government is the very embodiment of cluelessness and incompetence.

When future administrations inevitably reverse these wicked, draconian policies disguised as economic reforms, don’t be shocked when some sycophants try to credit Tinubu with having laid the so-called blueprint.

Factcheck0001:
this is a great pointer that tinubu is in d right track

Of course, he's right on track and it's leading us to doom

If this country is not at war, I don't know what is.

Under the Tinubu administration, Nigeria has taken the unenviable position of being the capital of malnourished children in Africa, having overtaken Sudan, a nation that is actually at war.

Tareq1105:
Opposition groups would always have something to say bcoz they're not the one on the driver's seat.

Just as Tinubu did say when he was in the opposition

By
Clement A. Oloyede


Experts and stakeholders across key sectors in Nigeria, including security, economy, and agriculture, have called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to use the midpoint of his administration to reassess ongoing policies and take concrete steps to deliver tangible benefits to Nigerians.

Since his inauguration on May 29, 2023, President Tinubu’s economic reforms—particularly the removal of fuel subsidies and the unification of the foreign exchange market—have been hailed by institutions such as the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. However, critics argue these policies have led to widespread hardship, pushing more Nigerians into poverty and worsening the country’s fragile security situation.

The federal government has repeatedly highlighted what it called key milestones, including a significant increase in government revenue, as evidence that its economic realignment is working. It said funds have been channelled into large-scale infrastructure projects such as the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway and the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway. Oil production has reportedly risen to 1.61 million barrels per day, with over $500 million in foreign direct investments secured. A Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) initiative, Tinubu said, is expected to save over N2 trillion monthly by cutting petrol imports.


Social intervention programmes have also been rolled out. These include N95.6 billion approved for the Student Loan Scheme, over N200 billion allocated to the newly established Consumer Credit Corporation, and N570 billion disbursed to states for livelihood support. Other highlights are a new national minimum wage of N70,000, increased NYSC allowances from N33,000 to N77,000, and tariff waivers on food and pharmaceutical imports.


Imo schools shut over death of children from diphtheria outbreak
Stolen funds: Nigeria recovered $763.7m, £6.4m since 2017 – Fagbemi
Despite these, experts argue that the gap between policy intent and experiences of Nigerians remains wide. Headline and food inflation, as well as heightened insecurity across states and the FCT, have become the realities of most Nigerians, according to several surveys, including the one by the National Bureau of Statistics’ Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) for 2024.

In the security sector, Dr. Kabir Adamu, CEO of Beacon Security & Intelligence Ltd, noted that while the government cites operational successes against terrorists, bandits, and kidnappers, with thousands killed or arrested, data reveal a troubling rise in abductions and violent attacks nationwide. He warned that federal efforts would remain fragile without stronger local policing, functional state-level security architecture, and progress on long-delayed initiatives like state police and local government autonomy.

Adamu commended presidential directives such as the recruitment of 129,000 forest guards but stressed that national security would remain rhetorical unless top-level reforms translate into community-level impact. “What Nigeria needs is a comprehensive, community-driven, and well-funded security strategy,” he said.

Commenting on the economic fallout from subsidy removal, an expert in economics, Dr. Vincent Nwanma, urged the government to prioritise investments in social infrastructure and restore public trust. “Unless this is done in the coming year, the legacy of these reforms may be remembered more for hardship than progress,” he said.

In agriculture, stakeholders lamented food insecurity despite the administration’s support programmes. Kabiru Ibrahim, president of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN), said insecurity, climate change, and low mechanisation continue to undermine food production, often forcing the government to resort to temporary import windows, as seen between July and December 2024.

He said, “Ordinarily, we should see an increasing availability of food, but due to many inhibitors like insecurity, climate change, and low mechanisation, we are still experiencing gaps that sometimes necessitate windows of import, such as what we had between July and December 2024.

“We hope things will change shortly because of the several windows of support and the increased effort in the fight against insecurity.”

Michael Adedotun Oke, a project facilitator at Talent Upgrade Global Concept, called on the government to develop robust agricultural value chains beyond primary production. Similarly, Fatima Sale, a doctoral student in agriculture, stressed the need for a transparent and well-coordinated policy that sustainably supports smallholder farmers.

On the political front, analysts expressed concern over early 2027 campaign activities, urging the president to prioritise governance. They urged President Tinubu to focus on governance in the remaining months of his first term, saying delivering tangible results is paramount. They stressed that verifiable improvements in citizens’ lives remain the most effective campaign strategy, not what they called a crackdown on opposition voices or the pursuit of a one-party state agenda.


https://dailytrust.com/2-years-after-putting-tinubu-on-the-scale/

Not just incompetent, but the most wicked, draconian, and wasteful regime this country has ever seen

Absolutely

TimeManager:
In 1999, Yoruba presented this man as President, an astute economist but Nigerians rejected him for a soldier . In 2023, Yoruba presented a first class Accountant, this time, he was accepted.


-Kiss the truth!

What's the meaning of this, Op

Ohamadike

Failure begets failure