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Too late. Illiteracy, poverty, religious zealotry and corruption have made the North a perfect breeding ground for insurgents. Similar conditions in the North Central, South East and South South. Matter of time before government officials and high net worth individuals become targets. The poor will have nothing left to eat except the rich. Too bad Edit: if you accuse me of excluding the SW without mentioning the NW, just know you are a tribalist devoid of objective thinking. |
Just forget points 2 and 4. Everything else makes sense |
Tinubu promised a fair value of 300 to the USD. Una don see as goalpost don dey shift?
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I see |
What are the practical solutions to turn around the situation of things in the time being? It’s not as straightforward as saying refining our crude oil locally or japa. I’ll keep saying it, diasporeans and the common man have their roles to play in pulling ourselves out of poverty. If we work in unity to set up export oriented industries and do not let our greed or envy blind us from seeing the bigger picture, then no government or principality can stop a people united in achieving a common goal. Till then, you can continue in your tribal fights or keep on disturbing God with pointless prayers. Prayers doesn’t fix national problems.
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Everybody blood dey boil, lol. Small thing, insults don start. It is well. Hunger, frustration and tension in the land. We (parents and grandparents included) brought this on ourselves. |
Godfullsam:Now I appreciate Obasanjo more. If not for the solid external reserves he left behind in 2007, that shielded Nigeria from the 2008 global economic crisis…Nigeria would have long been an economic desert. Visionless Political prostitutes and vampires like Jonathan and Buhari brought us to where we are today. |
Expect more ladies to venture into prostitution as a means of survival, while the young men delve into armed or cyber crime or rituals. Nigeria is in a Hobbesian state. No progress until the elites are held to account for their actions and also a mental revolution across the citizens. If una like, dey play tribalism while hunger and hardship finish you off. The crafty elites will keep on preying on the stupidity of the gullible masses. |
MS247:Government is currently paying subsidy though. It’s a catch 22 situation. I don’t envy the managers of our economy at this point. About 70 other nations are in a tricky situation like Nigeria right now. There’s a ticking global economic meltdown down bomb about to go off. And given how interconnected the world is, the ripple effects are almost unavoidable irrespective of where you are based (Nigeria o, Canada o, UK o). Major thing is having a proper social system that cushions the effect. Sadly, Nigeria, Ghana, DR Congo and most subsaharan countries have next to nothing in place. Bonus point: as the price of crude oil also increases in the international markets, coupled with the devaluation of the naira, the average Nigerian is getting gang banged. Too bad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AJa013VufE?si=xah9paRwOgH-bXRV |
MS247:Either way, it doesn’t make fuel importation any cheaper as long as the naira keeps losing value. Increase in fuel price will either lead the government to pay subsidies or push on the increase to Nigerians. It’s a lose lose situation |
Get a bicycle, canoe and fishing equipment. Go into fishing. That’s one way to survive the mess. Lol |
MS247:Naira devaluation increases the cost of PMS and other critical imports. Ripple effect is the inflation felt throughout the markets…while wages of the common man remains stagnant. Resultant effect is increasing poverty. Everyone feels the pinch. |
Religious PR don start for the new ministry. I understand. The focus ain’t on the Holy Spirit, but the poster boy on the pulpit. Religious zealots can never learn. They’re doomed to repeat the mistakes of the generations before them. |
How to remain docile in the face of hardship and exploitation. Lovely |
Died of a boat mishap in an oil rich state. Nigeria sha |
The common man should consider using bicycles while the legislature use imported SUVs. After fighting over these political prostitutes, APC, LP, PDP supporters….how market? |
Told you these political prostitutes have sorted their lives. You the common man fighting over them, has anything improved in your standard of living lately? |
Yoruba and Igbo dudes. What is with the toxic tribalism between you two for goodness sakes?! At this rate, weapon merchants will cash out on your hatred for each other. Be careful. |
sukkot:Make I kuku give my entire salary and bonuses to government make dem chop na |
Kobojunkie:Because you’re a clown mehn. Check the dictionary and show me where “He” can be used to refer to an office occupied by someone or a group of people represented by someone.
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Kobojunkie:Oh wow… so the “he” in Daniel 9 v 27 refers to his people and the government office he occupies but not the person himself? Now this is good comedy. |
Kobojunkie:Who was Daniel 9 v 27 referring to? The prince to come? Or his army… You’ve been pinned. Hahaha |
Kobojunkie:Who is the “he” that confirms a covenant with many in verse 27? An army? |
Kobojunkie:So who enters a covenant with many and brings the abomination of desolation to the temple per Daniel 9 v 26-27. The prince to come? Or an army |
The men that destroyed the nation. You both played your roles that ushered in 2015 till date. Nice |
webm:Packaging. The government is about to blow up $7 billion to prop the naira, blind supporters are celebrating. No production, no exports. All to be blown on FX speculation. |
Ok, 300 naira per USD. Here we go.
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