₦airaland Forum

icebeatz:
na so UNA DULL REACH looool!!!

WHOEVER GETS THE ANSWER WILL WIN A GIFT.

damiosy:
What's your budget?

pretydiva:
Video of d man being swallowed,or Idonbilivit

pretydiva:
Video of d man being swallowed,or Idonbilivit

Rexphobia:
Camel would have been better









Apparently Guy man don go UK see police dey use horse. Okay, continue.



Please whe will he visit Dubai?

KanwuliaJara:
Always looked reeeeeetarded!
Looks like a sheep riding a pony!

Thinkr:
Lwkmd. I weep for you too smh

kennygee:
I for see a hike in transport fare for those travelling.

Priceless24:
Lol, I'm a peacemaker(in my head sha). I understand your concerns but our leaders are more concerned with filling up their pockets than the diversification of Nigerias economy. It is painful because most western countries have found ways to almost replace their reliance on crude oil(that's what I meant when I said it's going out of fashion). They are going to rely less on Nigerias crude oil as time goes by and it's going to be drastic if these block head looters do not do something about it.

Collynzo9:
Gbam!
Proceeds from primary Agriculture cannot build us power stations, bridges, world class roads and other infrastructures, unless we can set up industries where we process those agricultural output into finished products, in that case, it has gone from agriculture to manufacturing.
Countries that depend on the kind of ''produce and export'' agriculture many Nigerians are suggesting are dirt poor and survive on foreign aid.

Priceless24:
I'm pretty sure you know what I mean, and if you cannot understand a little humour when you read it's not my problem. I wasn't having an intellectual argument or conversation with anyone when I made that comment, so I'm free to use whatever word I choose. Msctheeewwww all these over serious people sef

Priceless24:
I pray our leaders will have the common sense to realise that crude oil is going out of fashion

kennygee:
The good thing is that they are progressing and most of them are happily married.

prettyuwakwe:
He and She devil. Tufiakwa!!

donmalcolm21:
We all know the truth about them when they develop kidney problem.

nomabeeee:
I learnt how to do a lot of domestic work while I was growing up..if you will agree with me,mothers are only concerned about their girl-child being domestically inclined. They teach their girl-child probably because they feel knowing or doing domestic work is meant for just the female..

I personally don't agree to the fact that domestic work is meant for only the female..I think mothers should also teach their boy-child domestic work too..if you can teach your girl how to sweep,clean,cook,do the dishes and laundry then your boy should also learn that as well..it goes a long way..

The importance of the boy-child being domestically inclined is that when he grows up,he stands on his own.That knowledge helps him take care of his personal needs not to go about looking for someone to do it for him..this is my opinion...

saxywale:
The teacher might not be aware of the victim's health issues. Then again, there was no point yelling at the girl. She could have just reported her to the governing board for the case to be handled properly and not embarrass the poor girl.

kilokeys:
so cos she has emotional problems, she should be allowed to cheat?

i know some lecturers in naija that wouldnt only yell, but give u a dirty slap.

mum, ur daughter weak on d inside, even yelling can push her over.. haba..

u never scolded her while she grew?

kilokeys:
so cos she has emotional problems, she should be allowed to cheat?

i know some lecturers in naija that wouldnt only yell, but give u a dirty slap.

mum, ur daughter weak on d inside, even yelling can push her over.. haba..

u never scolded her while she grew?

NNMUU:
Thanks guys

More pictures

dnacrystal:
Okay. Let's pretend I never wrote anything.

dnacrystal:
Be trying to be polite you hear? There is God o.

surveyProf:
Yeah, you're correct, our economy is an oil driven economy, i.e. The budget was perhaps planned using the prices of crude oil @ as when it was on a high side of one hundred and something dollar per barrel, as against the eighty five dollar per barrel currently @ as today, and moreover there is more demand for "FX" by mainly importers, this was the reason why cbn has to stop the sales of dollars @ as last week.

Similarly, you're right, Nigeria should focus more on increasing her export of goods n services, and import less, by dis way there will be earnings in foriegn currencies, Nigeria would have been able to do dis, if its agro sector is working, cocoa, rubber, tin etc, can earn fx for the economy, pending wen the prices of oil gets back to normal. but unfortunately, we focus more on oil.

surveyProf:
Yeah, you're correct, our economy is an oil driven economy, i.e. The budget was perhaps planned using the prices of crude oil @ as when it was on a high side of one hundred and something dollar per barrel, as against the eighty five dollar per barrel currently @ as today, and moreover there is more demand for "FX" by mainly importers, this was the reason why cbn has to stop the sales of dollars @ as last week.

Similarly, you're right, Nigeria should focus more on increasing her export of goods n services, and import less, by dis way there will be earnings in foriegn currencies, Nigeria would have been able to do dis, if its agro sector is working, cocoa, rubber, tin etc, can earn fx for the economy, pending wen the prices of oil gets back to normal. but unfortunately, we focus more on oil.

nessaluv:
Hmmm, wat difference will it make if am d 1, i jst need pples' response/answers

surveyProf:
I think the fault is as a result of excess demand for dollars from importers and frm the economics point of view, when there is more import than export, there is unfavourable balance of payment, likewise the falling prices of oil too, it will get back to normal soonest, i.e Cbn pegging the dollars.