Politics › Re: Petrol To Hit ₦1,000/litre As Crude Crosses $70 — Marketers by Omalicious1: 4:49pm On Feb 01 |
nairalanda1: Petrol prices will be increasing everywhere, even in the USA. However the adverse effect on the prices of other things in nigeria |
Politics › Re: Petrol To Hit ₦1,000/litre As Crude Crosses $70 — Marketers by Omalicious1: 8:56am On Feb 01 |
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Politics › Re: Onitsha Main Market Closure: Lawyer Sues Anambra State Govt, Demands ₦2Billion by Omalicious1: 7:28pm On Jan 31 |
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Politics › Re: Ignore February 2 Sit-at-home Order, IPOB Lawyer Urges S-east Residents by Omalicious1: 6:56pm On Jan 31 |
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Romance › Re: France Moves To Abolish Concept Of Marital Duty To Have Sex by Omalicious1: 6:43pm On Jan 31 |
Ironfaceman: That's my fear exactly Don't be afraid, just brace up. Because according to a relationship journal, it was predicted that there will be more singles and single parents, more than married people. |
Politics › Re: Governor Okpebholo Orders 360 Billboards For Tinubu’s 2027 Re-Election Campaign by Omalicious1: 6:41pm On Jan 31 |
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Politics › Re: 2027: Obidients And The Illusion Of Political Dominance by Omalicious1: 6:29am On Jan 31 |
TonyeBarcanista: 2027: Obidients and The Illusion of Dominance
'Tonye Barcanista Other supporters of politicians also issue same threats, so what's so special about the Obidients? |
Romance › Re: France Moves To Abolish Concept Of Marital Duty To Have Sex by Omalicious1: 6:27am On Jan 31 |
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Celebrities › Re: Angela Okorie Granted ₦5M Bail by Omalicious1: 8:45pm On Jan 30 |
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Politics › Re: Chinese Businesswoman Angry About The Closure Of Onitsha Main Market by Omalicious1: 4:07pm On Jan 30 |
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Politics › Re: Iyabo Obasanjo Joins APC by Omalicious1: 6:43pm On Jan 28 |
Tareq1105: Your wish over APC would not come to pass.
In every state where Gov defected, there's a solution already to persuade those he met on ground. Take for instance what happened in Kano. Barau dropped his ambition for the Gov on the advice of Tinubu. It's alright, let's see how things play out. |
Politics › Re: Iyabo Obasanjo Joins APC by Omalicious1: 5:52pm On Jan 28 |
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Politics › Re: Akpabio Laments Soaring Food Prices, Urges Urgent National Action by Omalicious1: 9:53am On Jan 28 |
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Politics › Re: Akpabio Laments Soaring Food Prices, Urges Urgent National Action by Omalicious1: 7:20am On Jan 28 |
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Politics › Re: Sowore Tenders Video Of Reno Omokri Calling Tinubu 'International Drug Baron' by Omalicious1: 11:09pm On Jan 27 |
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Politics › Re: 35 Military Officers Including 33 Northerners Detained Over Alleged Coup Plot by Omalicious1: 7:24pm On Jan 27 |
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Politics › Re: "Open Your Markets And Shops Tomorrow"- IPOB To Main Market Traders by Omalicious1: 6:59am On Jan 27 |
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Travel › Re: The Dark Side Of Living Abroad Nigerians Don’t Tell You by Omalicious1: 3:10pm On Jan 26 |
LordIsaac: Seconded and thirded gbamsolutely!
You'd see that most of the people almost trying to tear the OP apart for stating these clear and true facts actually stand for nothing. They do not care about raising children with morals; they do not mind being treated less than cats; and, all because they want to "make it." It's because of people with their type of reasoning that Nigeria is deteriorating everyday! Nigerians will still japa...most always learn the hard way |
Politics › Re: Prices Of Petrol, Diesel, LPG Will Continue To Fall, Says FG by Omalicious1: 6:13am On Jan 26 |
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Celebrities › Re: Wizkid Feud: Seun Kuti Needs To Stop Talking by Omalicious1: 9:58am On Jan 25 |
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Politics › Re: I Rely On Allah For Reelection In 2027 – Governor Yusuf by Omalicious1: 9:54am On Jan 25 |
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Politics › Re: Shell Announces $20 Billion Investment In Bonga South West Oil Project by Omalicious1: 9:52pm On Jan 23 |
seunmsg: They are simply withdrawing from onshore oil investments. Deep offshore where your militants can’t disturb operations and there is no local community and oil spill to deal with is more safer and less risky. Interesting |
Politics › Re: Shell Announces $20 Billion Investment In Bonga South West Oil Project by Omalicious1: 9:51pm On Jan 23 |
Bluntemperor: Is that your pain now? But they are now back and wants to do More Business,so why bitter about their decision? We have been telling you guys that when your State Or Region -is Not Economic Friendly( e g.yesterday is Seat At Home' and tomorrow na Terrorism, Kidnapping),then don't expect anything to come from the INVESTORS. •Shell Oil is a Giant Organization Worldwide and they always move ahead of tides. The day before is Olokodana and Now is Bonge. That can Only be an Economic Development Matters happening in Nigeria! It is a Welcome Development. I'm not pained...I'm just making a reminder |
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Policies Paying Off, Economy Improving — Senator Arise by Omalicious1: 9:50pm On Jan 23 |
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Food › Re: The Hidden Danger Of Falling Food Prices In Nigeria by Omalicious1: 9:49pm On Jan 23 |
TechToyin: Many people are happy that food prices are coming down. On the surface, it looks like good news. But there is a serious danger most people are not talking about.
Cheaper food is good for consumers, but not always good for farmers While buyers enjoy relief, many farmers are selling at a loss.
Cost of farming is still very high Fertilizer, diesel, transport, labour, and insecurity are still expensive. Prices fell, costs did not.
Farmers are losing capital Most Nigerian farmers use money from the last harvest to fund the next season. Losses now mean no money later.
Many farmers may not plant next season When farmers cannot afford seeds, fertilizer, or labour, they reduce production or quit entirely.
This leads to future food shortages Less planting today means less food tomorrow, which will push prices up again.
Nigeria has no strong price support system There are no effective minimum price guarantees or working buffer stock programs to protect farmers.
Poor storage forces distress sales Because farmers can’t store food, they rush to sell during harvest when prices are lowest.
Middlemen and traders also suffer losses Oversupply and weak demand affect the entire value chain, not just farmers.
Price instability scares investors away Serious investors avoid agriculture when prices swing wildly from profit to loss.
Low prices today can mean hunger tomorrow If farmers collapse, Nigeria will depend more on imports and face worse food inflation later.
Bottom line: The problem is not high prices or low prices. The real problem is unstable prices. If Nigeria does not protect farmers now, today’s cheap food will become tomorrow’s food crisis. Focus should be on what is making the cost of farming expensive, also, it has been observed that so many people are not into farming...while we also have political farmers |
Politics › Re: Shell Announces $20 Billion Investment In Bonga South West Oil Project by Omalicious1: 6:25am On Jan 23 |
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Politics › Re: Untold Story Of What Happened Between Makinde And Tinubu In The Villa - Fayose by Omalicious1: 10:34pm On Jan 22 |
fergie001: Untold story of what happened in the Villa during Governor Makinde's Visit to the President today What's Fayose's concern with Makinde? |
Politics › Re: Court erupts in laughter as DSS tenders Tinubu's 'no more corruption' speech by Omalicious1: 9:15pm On Jan 22 |
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Business › Re: Share Your Betting Experiences, Which Bookmaker Is Your Favorite? by Omalicious1: 7:46pm On Jan 22 |
AnonPoet: Make we talk true for this thread. Everybody wey dey bet for Nigeria get one or two stories — some good, some annoying. For Oyo State especially, betting don turn normal lifestyle. From Ibadan viewing centres to phone betting at home, people dey run am daily. But the real matter no be betting itself — na cash out.
Plenty bookmakers go accept your deposit fast-fast, but when it’s time to withdraw, stories go start. That’s why people always ask on Nairaland: which betting company dey actually pay without stress?
For me, experience matter pass advert. If a platform dey consistent and no dey change behaviour when money enter matter, e deserve respect.
My best nigerian Betting company is Helabet
Personally, my best Nigerian betting company right now is Helabet. I’ve used it calmly from Oyo State without any unnecessary drama. Registration is simple, betting is straightforward, and withdrawals don’t come with surprise conditions.
Helabet no dey form. You bet, you cash out, life continues. That’s how it’s supposed to be.
Sports betting ng
For sports betting, Helabet covers the major leagues Nigerians follow. Football odds are clear, live betting works fine, and you’re not forced to stay glued to your screen. You can place your bet, close the app, and check later. Everything feels normal.
Online Slots ng
If you like slots, Helabet online casino section is also solid. The games load well, no lag, no confusion. It’s something you play when you just want to relax small without stress.
Everybody get their own experience, but for me in Oyo State, Helabet has been steady. No wahala, no long stories. Make others share theirs — which bookmaker dey treat you well?
Sponsored Post I believe the criteria should be as follows
1. Minimum deposit 2. Minimum withdrawal 3. Cash out availability
With the above, I would say Sportybet is good. |
Food › Re: How Expensive Food Has Become In Nigeria: 2016 Vs 2025 by Omalicious1: 6:22pm On Jan 21 |
BlackViper: HOW EXPENSIVE FOOD HAS BECOME IN NIGERIA: 2016 VS 2025
Source Which way Nigeria?
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Politics › Re: I am no longer PDP National Secretary: Court dismisses Samuel Anyanwu's suit by Omalicious1: 8:19pm On Jan 20 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Dollar Reserves Hit 8-year High Of $45.9 Billion by Omalicious1: 5:30pm On Jan 20 |
ppogba: Just the same way your cry and wailing on Nairaland does not affect the people on the street. I don't cry nor wail...I'm living comfortably |