₦airaland Forum

All these external loans should stop.
It appears as if there are a few people in the federal government and the lending institutions who get commissions from these loans.
When the federal government takes external loans, they indirectly take money from the general Nigerian population through naira devaluation, and excessive inflation.

Renaming the University of Abuja is not a good idea for now.
University of Abuja is already a brand name itself and does not need to be changed.

Renaming the University of Abuja is not a good idea for now.
University of Abuja is already a brand name itself and does not need to be changed.

Meanwhile, these are coming against the backdrop of FG’s plan to finance the 2025 budget deficit with domestic and external borrowings amounting to N9.22 trillion, 18 % higher than the N7.808 trillion for 2024.

The federal government should stop external or foreign borrowing.
When the federal government takes external loans, they indirectly take money from the general Nigerian population through naira devaluation, and excessive inflation.

Why is there a Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) in the first place?
Why can't the functions of the CCT be handled by the regular courts?
So if there is no "code of conduct" case for months or years, what will the CCT chairman and other staff do? Nothing?

In summary, this is another loan request.
The World Bank does not "fund" any project. The World Bank gives loans.
All these external loans should stop.

With the way things are going on globally, it will be a miracle for the 2030 and 2034 world cups to hold.

In summary, this is another loan.
The World Bank is just a lending institution.
The World Bank does not "fund" any project.

Extra state creation, in any part of the country, may not be a good idea for now.

Adding "christian" and "wife" does not make abortion different.
Abortions are so final.
A pregnant woman can always change her mind before the abortion is carried out, but she cannot reverse her decision after the baby is gone.

He will also be subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for 20 years, will have to sign the sex offenders' register indefinitely and will be required to complete an additional five years on licence upon his release.

What will happen if he refuses to sign the register?

Extra state creation, in any part of the country, may not be a good idea for now.

A drinking or smoking partner may not be easy for some to tolerate, but that is probably easier to handle than a partner who nags, curses or engages in domestic violence.

Guinea does not pay colonial tax to France, unless it has recently been introduced.
What about Central African Republic, Congo and Gabon?

In summary, this is another loan.
All these external loans should stop.
It appears as if there are a few people in the federal government and the lending institution who get commissions from these loans.
When the federal government takes external loans, they indirectly take money from the general Nigerian population through naira devaluation, increase in the price of petroleum products, and excessive inflation.

AntiNigerian:
To go to the Gambia by road, this is how it goes;

If you're coming from Abuja, either you move to Sokoto and connect Niger Republic or you move to Lagos and connect with Cotonou.

If you connect Niger Republic from Sokoto, Follow this route;

From Very close to Agadez in South western Niger, Tell then you're going to Mali (Bamako) to be precise, it should take almost a day or 2 to reach Bamako , Máli. Make sure you've converted most of your ₦₦₦ to XOF (you'll need it for paying bribes on the road). Hold your international passport as well. You'll pay bribes at Burkina Faso and Bamako Mali as well. It doesn't just end there. At Bamako, Mali, tell them you're going towards the Senegal border, hold some XOF for bribes as well, if you can speak French, it's a plus for you. Once they take you close to the Senegal border, you'll enter a cab there that will take you inside Senegal, now board another cab or bus that will either take you to Dakar or if you wanna use the shortest route, then take a cab towards the Amdou Adjali Border (Senegambia border, border between Senegal and Gambia at the Eastern part of the Gambia) and enter, but at best, it's much better to use the Dakar→Banjul route (of which they go by sea) , so in Senegal, you'll pay bribes too, maybe XOF 7000 OR XOF 10000 before you'll be allowed to cross over to the Gambia by Ferry/Boat. At the Banjul port entry, you'll pay an equivalent of $20, which is about D1440 or thereabouts as the immigration will need to register you and from there, you can take a cab to go to where you want. Always use the yellow cabs, they are the general preferred ones that citizens use, the green cabs are a bunch of ripoffs who like to exploit tourists and foreigners.


Now, enough said, if you're going through Lagos route, use this information ;

From Lagos(depending on where you are, find a way and get to Ketu and enter from Ketu to Cotonou) , once in Cotonou, tell them you're going to Mali, they should charge at most XOF 22,000 now, so yes, keep your money converted to FCFA (XOF) because you'll need it to "settle men" on the road. From Benin Republic, they'll move you guys to Burkina Faso and if you're fast enough, you'll get to Bamako by midnight. If you didn't get to Bamako that day, then you'll sleep over at Ouagadougou or any other place in Burkina Faso.
Observe that the time on your phones will be changing from time to time dynamically. Once at Bamako, you'll settle both Burkina Faso and Malian immigration as well, then at Bamako, take a bus to carry you to the border close to Senegal, at that border, you'll use a cab to enter Senegal. Make sure you hold your passport and bribe money (e get why) , once you get to the Senegal border with Mali, you'll be asked to identify your nationalities and each nationality has how much bribe they'll pay. Nigerians will usually pay the highest, followed by Ghanaians. If you can speak French, it's a plus. Once you guys have been cleared at the border, you'll need to find a cab there to take you guys inside Senegal, if possible, either towards the Amdou Adjali Border (at the supposed Senegambia border) or you connect with Dakar and go to Banjul from there. If you use the Amdou Adjali Border, then you'll need to find a cab/bus and pay for them to take you to Banjul, Bijilo or Serrekunda. But if that's not the case, then you'll need to get to Dakar and use a ferry to enter Banjul. Like I said, you'll pay bribes in Senegal (about 2 times, and one in the Gambia upon entry)

The amount you'll pay in Senegal at the first border and at Dakar will vary between XOF 7000- XOF 12,000 (If you can speak French, then you can price with them). At the Gambia, make sure you've converted some XOF to D, because you'll need it. You will need to hold like D4000 or more before entering the country. So from Banjul, take a cab and tell them the hotel or place you're going to. Make sure it's the yellow cabs. Green cabs are mostly a rip off.

And also in the Gambia, shine your eyes properly. Activate your street adaptive OS, e get why. No go Mezebu, make dem no carry your passport run, because some fake people who will want to claim they are immigration and they want to see your passport will end up running away with it. If they ask for it, request to see their badge and details and everything about them and don't hand over your passport easily to them, until you go to their office and see for yourself. Na so people dey take loss their passport for Gambia. Whether you're coming from the sea or by air, guide your passport, because even fake immigration dey airport(but you fit no know).

So yes, this is how to get to the Gambia by land. It takes approximately 3-5 days to reach the Gambia by land from Nigeria. Thank you.

Hmm! A lot of settlement!
Thanks for the information.

After Saul was rejected, he could have just resigned or abdicated.
It was not by force for him to remain on the throne.
He could have negotiated a soft landing for himself and his family, then lived happily ever after.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is not likely to accept Ukraine as a new member, after it has ceded territory. The humiliation will be too much.
If this proposal by the Ukrainian government is true, then a likely outcome would be for the current president of Ukraine to "step aside", and for a pro-Russian leader to take his place.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is not likely to accept Ukraine as a new member, after it has ceded territory. The humiliation will be too much.
If this proposal by the Ukrainian government is true, then a likely outcome would be for the current president of Ukraine to "step aside", and for a pro-Russian leader to take his place.

Is there any link to this 400-page tax reform bill?

7 and 21

In April 2023, after N800 billion had been allocated, the previous administration postponed the census.

Bobo Chicago, 25, was said to have terrorised Nigerians living in the Houston metro area before fleeing to Chicago to take up residency.

How did he terrorize Nigerians living in Houston?

The purpose of the multipurpose ID card is for control.
Right from the start, the National Identification Number (NIN) issue was imposed by an international group for the purpose of control, with Nigeria being used as a test case.
The "multipurpose" function is just the next phase.

The price increase from N7,500 to N100,000 is one of the effects of external borrowing.
When the federal government takes external loans, they indirectly take money from the general Nigerian population through naira devaluation and excessive inflation.

Recall that the Libyan authorities also arrested four Nigerians in Sabha and Bani Walid on charges related to drug trafficking and testing positive for infectious diseases.

Hmm! So testing positive for an infectious disease is an offence in Libya.

What will happen to those who are allergic to cassava, or those who react to consuming cassava products?

How can a one year old weigh 47 kg?

Assuming the baby's weight at birth was average at 3.2 kg, or even above average up to 4 kg.
Did the baby's weight increase from 4 kg to 47 kg in one year? How is that even possible?

External borrowing was probably not necessary in the first place, let alone more borrowing.
These external loans should stop.

It appears as if there are a few people in the federal government and the lending institution who get commissions from these loans.

Whenever the federal government takes external loans, they indirectly take money from the general Nigerian population through naira devaluation, increase in the price of petroleum products, and general inflation.

Extra state creation, in any part of the country, may not be a good idea for now.

Cyprus' decision to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is a mistake.