Politics › Re: Egbetokun Never Misappropriated ₦234 Billion: Youth Alliance Counters CSO by OkCornel(m): 8:58pm On May 07, 2025 |
They’re right! He missappropriated 235 billion, not 234 billion |
Politics › Re: Major Marketers, Not New NNPC Board Frustrating My Refinery — Dangote by OkCornel(m): 8:38pm On May 06, 2025 |
I see…
Dangote, I suggest you get your oil mining license. That’ll sort out a lot of bottlenecks. |
Politics › Re: 'Cocoa Boys' Flock To Nigerian Farmlands, Drawn By High Prices by OkCornel(m): 8:33pm On May 06, 2025 |
omonnakoda: Every thing in life has two side Let me introduce a different perspective
Yes farmers are making money but does the country benefit?
Some may argue. It brings in dollars .
Why are dollars a good thing? What do you do with the dollars? Consume imported stuff that fuels jobs in other countries?
The problem is this
Land used to grow cocoa is not being used to grow stuff that we eat in Nigeria. That is a problem
Is that opportunity cost worth it for the country if you end up importin rice? using dollars?
African Nations are being used as farmlands for rich countries to grow cocoa, cashew nuts cassava, coffee, tea even flowers whilst African people go hungry. Most of these cash crops their people cannot afford to consume.
We are not even allowed to add value to the cocoa and the real money is made in places like the USA, Belgium, France, Switzerland
We need to forget about using our land to service Europe with things our people cannot afford to consume
The other thing is that they have the power to crash prices of cocoa and other commodities when you least expect it . We have seen it many times with crude oil
We should focus on trading with our African neighbours growing things that Nigerians eat or our neighbours eat
Rice , Yam, beans, vegetables, cassava potatoes If we must grow cocoa. We must insist on making chocolates from it and aim to get our people to consume it If not let us aim to train our youths to make electric cars, solar panels and so on
No matter how you dice it the labourers working on cocoa farms are close to slave labour. Our people deserve better
Now Chinese people are going into the bush and loading containers with cashew and cocoa and our people are celebrating because they see the kind of money they have never seen before but it is not in our best interest. We need to look at the bigger world picture. See what Trump is doing
Let our land serve us
Something similar is happening with Dangote. He is more intent on exporting fertilizer than mobilizing it to boost food production in Nigeria.
Here is a very interesting fact
Nigeria is number 8 in the list of countries with Arable land and number one in Africa.
Why are we hungry.
The cocoa story is nice but let us switch that to what we actually eat IN NIGERIA Summary of the matter is…. Money is a tool for mind control. An illusion people keep chasing after, rather than being in sync with nature to improve their standard of living. The picture below explains it better.
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Politics › Re: Oluwatobi Oyinlola Develops The World’s Smallest GPS Tracking Device Prototype by OkCornel(m): 8:31pm On May 06, 2025 |
Good news! |
Politics › Re: "Nigeria First": Tinubu To Sign Executive Order Prioritising Local Industries by OkCornel(m): 7:57pm On May 05, 2025 |
Ok |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Burkina Faso's Malevolent Propaganda - The Nation Newspaper by OkCornel(m): 10:44am On May 04, 2025 |
Inflation rate in Burkina Faso reduced from 14.1% in 2022 to 0.7% in 2023.
Source: African Development Bank.
Something Tinubu will never accomplish in his wildest dreams.
Another one for Tinubu slaves to choke on.
Burkina Faso is doing better than Nigeria on the Global Hunger Index. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Rigathi Gachagua: Kenya Is The Only Country With Drug Barons In Presidency by OkCornel(m): 8:57pm On Apr 29, 2025 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop David Abioye Starts New Church by OkCornel(m): 2:10pm On Apr 29, 2025 |
Thought he said God never called him to start a church? 🤔 |
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Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 11:51am On Apr 29, 2025 |
Putindbutt: Mere projections, not real data. They also applauded the President's policies but you chose the one that suits your sentiments. So how has the standard of living of the average Nigerian improved under Tinubu so far? Kindly explain to us. Point to one HDI index in Nigeria that has improved under Tinubu. |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 11:49am On Apr 29, 2025 |
Putindbutt: Mere projections, not real data. They also applauded the President's policies but you chose the one that suits your sentiments. Quit playing the Ostrich. See how GDP per capita declined rapidly under Buhari and Tinubu from 2015 till date I want to see how you will twist your way out of this one.
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Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 11:36am On Apr 29, 2025 |
Putindbutt: Same IMF? dey play. Yes, the same IMF. Go to their website. Who una wan gaslight?
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Politics › Re: NNPCL Under Fire As $897m Warri Refinery Revamp Flops by OkCornel(m): 9:18am On Apr 29, 2025*. Modified: 1:55pm On Apr 29, 2025 |
Let’s add the $897m to the 11.35 trillion naira already flushed down the toilet. |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 9:15am On Apr 29, 2025*. Modified: 9:43am On Apr 29, 2025 |
Putindbutt: You're still not making sense, give us surce of data with date of release. That's how to situate an event, you half baked graduate. Your attempt at deflecting from the obvious is pitiable. Are you pretending not to see the following institutions in the screenshot? 1. IMF 2. UN's Food & Agricultural Organisation 3. the World Food Programme 4. Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security. Are you still itching to play the ostrich or deflect with "IPOB" as your way of escape? Meanwhile, I can see you've conveniently turned a blind eye to this report from the world bank hmmm? https://www.nairaland.com/8411171/outrage-over-world-banks-report#135164969 |
Politics › Re: Debunking The Demonization Of Traoré: Exposing Western Hypocrisy In Africa by OkCornel(m): 10:52pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Will update when it hits front page |
Politics › Re: Outrage Over World Bank’s Report On Poverty In Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 10:48pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Putindbutt, you got mail. |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 10:47pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Putindbutt: What's the name of your source?,  More stuff. Nigeria is in trouble.
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Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 9:26pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Putindbutt: What's the name of your source?,  It’s in the screenshots read it. |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 7:29pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Putindbutt: Which blog be dis one?, Ipob blog?  You have eyes to read. Pitiable attempt at deflecting |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 5:47pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
MT: If you were made a Nigeria President today, tell us two things you would have done differently.
I’m not fighting you, just want to learn from your supposedly top notch administrative skills Flood the local refineries with crude oil at naira denominated prices. That will tackle rising inflation rate and exchange rate instability. So far, the bulk of Dangote refinery’s crude oil stock is imported. Meanwhile Nigeria has unsold crude cargoes. Absolute madness. |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 5:34pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
fabolouz1: learn to accept people opinion without calling them names. Read his post and see what he called me. I’m pretty sure you weren’t blind to that. |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 5:02pm On Apr 28, 2025*. Modified: 5:20pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Putindbutt: So, if one company shut down, another one no dey?. Na today companies dey shut down?.
Ok, tell us, How many banks have shut down?, How many telecoms have shut down, How many fintech has gone?, how many food manufacturers have shut down?.. you're only living in a world of your own negative imagination. The typical rhetoric of election losers So why is the unemployment rate rising under Tinubu’s administration hmmm? Why food insecurity rising? Who you wan gaslight?
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Captain Ibrahim Traoré: The Soldier Selling Africa False Hope by OkCornel(m): 4:55pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
So it’s Tinubu, Ruto, Paul Biya and Museveni that are selling real hopes abi?
Burkina Faso is not the garden of Eden.
However, since 2023 the average Burkinabe’s standard of living has improved. The standard of living of the average Nigerian has declined rapidly in that same timeframe.
Any Tinubu slave ready to argue this? |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 4:48pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Putindbutt: FG is employing people across all sectors. After his tenure, we will have the total data of his employment rate. And he never promised naira to be N300 during his campaign, if you have your proofs, bring it, I don't have time for beer parlour talks. Abeg jare. So FG has employed at least 25 million Nigerians across all sectors as of today? Meanwhile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria are shouting over the number of businesses that have shutdown operations and or struggling to sell their products due to weak demand for their products. Ready to defend your slave master? |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 4:06pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Putindbutt: You're only a slave to a past that wanted to kill your future. Why did your Agulu fraud campaigned he will remove subsidy?, he said subsidy was a fraud too. If it was your candidate implementing it, you will defend him. you bunch of hypocrites. Answer these questions and stop foaming in the mouth. OkCornel: Can you provide us with a progress update on Tinubu’s eight point agenda he plans to achieve by August 2026?
Where are the 50 million jobs promised?
When will naira exchange for 300 to the USD as promised by Tinubu? |
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Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 4:02pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Never4getU: Mugu! The better economy u're japainto do u know how long hardship the had to endure before it became a destination for ur Japa syndrome? Can you provide us with a progress update on Tinubu’s eight point agenda he plans to achieve by August 2026? Where are the 50 million jobs promised? When will naira exchange for 300 to the USD as promised by Tinubu?
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Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 3:57pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
Never4getU: Mugu! The better economy u're japainto do u know how long hardship the had to endure before it became a destination for ur Japa syndrome? Why are slaves passionate in defending their slave masters desperately? Nigerians have no reason to suffer hunger and hardship. All these things are self inflicted by the sellouts who call themselves your leaders |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 3:42pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
bigwig10: How does this impact the life of common nigerian, that should be the major concern... That is the problem. There is a huge disconnect. If economic indices (like GDP or GDP per capita) of a nation is increasing but the standard of living of the average citizen is declining, it only means the rich are cornering the wealth of the nation. Rich getting richer while the rest are worse off. Equitable distribution of wealth and improvement in standard of living (HDI index) is the struggle we the majority must canvass for. |
Business › Re: How CBN’s Policies Trigger Fitch Ratings Credit Upgrade For Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 3:40pm On Apr 28, 2025 |
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