₦airaland Forum

OLADEGBU:
Furthermore, the Judge ruled that the Seventh Day Adventist Church is a minority in Nigeria and cannot impose its ideology on the majority of other Christian faiths in the country.

drimzsmoke:
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I bought at 1,600 or so thinking it would have been 2,000 by now. Depression won kill me like this!!!☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️

chopnaira:
The headless mob don't talk about that anymore. Economy saboteurs all because their agulu messiah lost the election which was expected

slimfit1:
That's impossible

shortgun:
EFCC Pursuing people like these is like a man chasing a mouse while his house burns down. We have larger economic saboteurs behind the collapse of the naira who the efcc ought to go after.

slimfit1:
Naira is dying because we are not producing and we are to reliant on foreign products. Stop arresting innocent hard working people. Stop people from paying in dollars and sell how quickly it will fall. However, that is not possible too much things attached to dollars.

shortgun:

Nigerians, una mumu no too much?

Verbtips:
If i catch the person wey compose this eh

Taich:
Can someone explain to me how this will lead to the crash in price of diary products? Lifting ban by CBN means that diary importers can approach the bank for FX, banks will sale FX to importer at bank/black market rate. If importers have been importing since 2020 using parallel market when it would have been cheaper using banks why will price crash now the the bank and parallel rates are same? I will love to be schooled. Thanks in advance.

Dreal1247:
It's only going to bear fruits when there are multiple persons importing the commodities into the country. Otherwise, greed won't allow the monopolistic importers to reduce the prices.

Sirmwill:
In the first instance



This thing is foolishness expressed with maximum stupidity.

Is this the kind of solution a government should come up with?

Palliative related rubbish has never worked in Nigeria
Corruption would still always find its way above it

Rubbish Rubbish 😑

Funkyswagzz:
You should have brought data from 2012 instead to show Nigeria export more. Read the modified quote

Funkyswagzz:
Bro am talking about this year and you took us all the way back to 2023. Honestly I dunno what is wrong with you people.

Funkyswagzz:
Drop your findings no be by mouth

Funkyswagzz:
Please don't lie to yourself it is more dangerous than anything you can think of..

Funkyswagzz:
Paraman your president is clueless.. his try and error policy would have plunged Nigeria into deep crisis thank God he pegged the dollar. You don't float the naira when you don't export much. Bunch of criminals in government looking to loot all the can

horsepower102:
Not surprising Nigerians will never disappoint in their character.

They were waiting for igbos to be in the frontlines of their nation wide protests. So if things go bad they will play their favorite sports of using Igbos as scapegoat.

They were so disappointed when Igbos unanimously announced no participation.

Now everyone has chicken out.

The few protest that happened, notice how the army and police were not firing bullets or even trying to stop the protesters.

President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday said the economy is taking a turn for the better and Nigerians will “all smile once again” in the coming months.

He noted that some nations have undergone worse economic experiences than Nigeria has in the past few months.

Tinubu, who was represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, made these assertions when he hosted ministers, service chiefs and other top government officials at the Banquet Hall of the Aso Rock Villa, Abuja, for a Ramadan Iftar (breaking of fast).

He said, “Luckily, the economy is turning the corner. By the grace of God, in the coming months, we will have a bountiful harvest season and we shall all smile once again.

“Honourable ministers, service chiefs, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, we have crossed the rubicon and the nation is on its path to sustained growth. Some nations have gone through worse cases in the annals of their history than us.

“The President is working for this nation. He has a good heart for the nation and we have the moral duty to support him in doing whatever way we can to salvage the nation.”

Describing Ramadan as a season of forgiveness and generosity, Tinubu called for prayers for the “restoration of peace and stability in the country.”


He said the overlap of Lent and Ramadan “buttresses the fact that what binds us together exceeds what separates us.”

On his part, the Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Lateef Fagbemi thanked the President for the gesture, assuring him of their support in ensuring the nation’s success.

He said, “Mr President, thank you for hosting us this evening…I pray that Allah will continue to enable you. No matter how wealthy you are, there are still things you ask from him.

“I don’t have to look at the crystal ball, but I know one or two. May he grant you your requests.

“About the state of nation, all of us will work and support you to ensure success. This is the ninth day, and I pray that we will all see the end of the Ramadan.”

The cabinet members and service chiefs are the President’s second set of Iftar guests. He is expected to host more such gatherings with senior government officials in the course of the holy month.

LagosFirstSon:
Stop mentioning Igbos in your comment. Whatever happens in delta remains in delta . Don't be a coward . You only remember Igbos when you have problems but the Igbos won't fall for that anymore. Carry your cross alone so that next time, some of you Niger deltans will have sense.

Tinubu is supporting the Military massacre of the Okuama people same way that he supported the fulani massacre of Yoruba people in Ondo and Osun state , so nothing new.

Lateef73:
This is suppose to be good news but since it's Nigeria it will be bad.

Staffs over-time benefits, health insurance, leave allowance, housing allowance, holiday bonuses will all be slashed by the new Nigerian management. Not forgetting nepotism also.

After Shell sold their onshore assets to Nigerian oil firms to manage that's exactly what happened

Aremwayne:
You are really senseless, must you play politics with everything? I despise your comments, I wish I can block you on this space.

Khyrvxjzy:
that headline is a mistake i wanted to write osun and ekiti

ondo is ok

osun is rubbish bro, we need a road that will pass through osun and ekiti, i agree ekiti is too isolated. we can also make ekiti agric hub