₦airaland Forum

yorubagidi:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPYFmgcECkE?si=2Uvij957JWKDJoiH

Faiththatworks:
I read the Ministry of Power saying Nigeria is subsiding Power with 450 billion every month,I expect Asiwaju to push a bill to the National Assembly and allow all the states in Nigeria generate and distribute power, Asiwaju should use the excuse of removing the Power subsidy to give power licenses to all the states.
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PrettyIfy7:
Then I will keep abusing you and ur likes till you answer my questions.
I go drag u tire.
If u need data let me know. Mr Ebin pawa oo 😂

Error401:
Lol, then its what? Pounds?

PROUDIGBO:
And what’s wrong with that position? Or you think Ndigbo are in this country only to be your ‘slaves’, service your interests and always vote for Fulani or Yoruba? Why is a Igbo not good to be president?

PrettyIfy7:
Shebi u no see where I dash ur brother 10k?

What do u have to say about this price of foodstuffs wahala?
Oya open ur mouth and talk. Parrot sorry paraman.

horsepower102:
Give igbos someone like olusegun aganga or Akinwumi adesina vs Rochas okorocha and orji uzo kalu and see who igbos will vote for.

tinnymerit:
You will soon join ebi npawa team. Welcome to Nigeria

PrettyIfy7:
You go wail tire. 😅😅

I'm sending a truck to waybill u to kotonu make dem bring u back to FACTORY SETTINGS.

Edugist4u:
Will you shut up. Bingo

PrettyIfy7:
Waiting patiently for the likes of yarimo, paraman, legendhero, freestuffng, mannabbqgrillz, and other low cadre urch1ns to say something here.
They're the most patriotic citizens and we are unpatriotic.

tinnymerit:
Batist exposed.
Even if you are suffering and bleeding,you will stand on a mandate of the person that doesn't care about you or your generation unborn.

The Federal Government alongside the governments of the 36 states are considering the creation of state police.

This followed an emergency meeting between President Bola Tinubu and state governors at the Aso Rock Villa on Thursday.

Thursday’s meeting follows the recent hike in food prices, economic hardship, and pockets of insecurity recorded nationwide.

Addressing State House correspondents after the meeting, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, explained that the process is still in its infancy and would only take shape after more deliberations between stakeholders.

He said, “There is also a discussion around the issue of state police. The federal government and the state governments are mulling the possibility of setting up state police.

“Of course, this is still going to be further discussed. A lot of work has to be done in that direction. But if our government and the state governments agree to the necessity of having state police, this is a significant shift.

“Like I said, more work needs to be done in that direction. A lot of meetings will have to happen between the Federal Government and dissolved nationals to see the modalities of achieving this.”

The debate for the creation of state police in Nigeria primarily stems from the centralised nature of the Nigerian Police Force, which is perceived by many as inadequate for addressing the unique security challenges across the country’s diverse regions.

Proponents argue that the outfit would bring law enforcement closer to the communities they serve, enhance the effectiveness of policing, and allow for more localised control over security matters.

However, those who are against the idea fear that state police could lead to abuse of power, particularly in states with strong political control, potentially exacerbating regional tensions and undermining national unity.

The minister also revealed that the government will recruit a yet-to-be-disclosed number of personnel to “improve the numeric strength of forest rangers. To train them so that they can keep our forests and our borders very safe.”

Paraman:
The chairman noted that sales of foodstuffs in the market had dropped due to the present economic situation in the country, which he said had adversely affected customers’ purchasing power.



https://punchng.com/grains-dealers-slash-prices-in-kano/?amp

Grains dealers at the Dawanau International Grains Market in Kano State have reduced the prices of grains to ease the suffering experienced by people in the state.

The chairman of the Dawanau Market Development Association in Kano State, Alhaji Muttaka Isah, disclosed this while speaking with newsmen on Wednesday.

He said that the association’s decision to slash prices was also to boost sales, as dealers in the international market had been lamenting low patronage for some time now.

“If you go round the market now, you will notice that the prices of grains such as maize, guinea corn, millet and beans have been reduced compared to what it used to be about two weeks ago.

”A bag of maize now sells for about N53,000, as against the old price of N60,000, while that of guinea corn now sells for N49,000, as against the former price of N55,000, depending on the quality.

”Also, a bag of millet, which used to go for N60,000, now costs N53,000 and that of beans now costs between N85,000 and N90,000, as against the old price of between N95,000 and N100,000, depending on quality,” Muttaka said.

He also disclosed that a bag of soya beans now sells for N65,000, as against N68,000 before, while a bag of sesame seed which used to sell for N225,000 now costs N220,000.

He further said that a big bag of local rice, which was hitherto sold for between N110,000 and N115,000 was now being sold for between N95,000 and N100,000 while that of wheat now sells for N60,000 as against N63,000.

The chairman noted that sales of foodstuffs in the market had dropped due to the present economic situation in the country, which he said had adversely affected customers’ purchasing power.

He appealed to the Federal Government to provide subsidised fertiliser and other farm implements to farmers to achieve food security.

Dawanau International Grains Market is the biggest in West Africa, supplying goods to customers in Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon and the Central African Republic, among others.

It also stores crops such as Sobo, Sesame Seeds, Tamarind and Soybeans which are exported to Asia and Europe, and other global markets.

FarmPlanetNG:
I cant be guilt tripped. I aint educating you for feee. If you cant research, no problem, but I am not educating you freely. Nigeria can afford its currency oegging extremely cheaply

EreluRoz:
Obaseki is doing too much, he's acting like a child

tinnymerit:
Has he protected yours?

fineboynl:
I bought dollars at the rate of 5.9usd to 10,000.

That's almost at the rate of 1700.

Johilo:
I think its time to free this man

Olachase:
Someone once said dangote is part of the problem we have in this country I think now I believe

ekhai:
THE WAR IN PDP EDO STATE STARTED TWO WEEKS AGO. SUPPORTERS OF PHILIP SHUAIBU AND OBASEKI HAS BEEN FIGHTING IN EDO NORTH. WHILE THE DAN ORBIH'S FACTION (LEGACY GROUP) IS WATCHING THEM. MAY GOD HAVE MERCY ON MY PEOPLE. AMEEN.