₦airaland Forum

stevnwigw1:
These two men should return the money and the government should take them out, by firing squad, to stop this level of fraud in Nigeria

Ikinternational:
A lie you can NEVER tell to God

But regardless, let the parties merge first. Then let's see how much you're willing to bet.

No be by rantings

Zeebuy:
We don't make enough exports that'll buoy our currency.

If we export more, we'll earn more foreign currency

Zeebuy:
Make una no dey talk this nonsense. Stop shifting the blame on Nigerians. The reason dollar is increasing is because we don't export, not because of importations. And the reason we don't export is because of how difficult it is to do business in this country. If successive administrations improved this country, we won't be where we are. Stop accusing the masses

You guys initially started by blaming the past PDP administration, then blamed wholesellers,now you're blaming the masses. Tomorrow, una fit blame God

The United States Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has commissioned the ‘American Corner’‘. American Corners’ serve as regional resource centres for information and programs highlighting American culture, history, current events, and government.

According to the U.S. Embassy, since 2000, the U.S. has launched 245 American Corners in approximately 60 countries.

The facility commissioned on Wednesday braced the United States of America President, Joe Biden’s policy to propel digital transformation and foster a digital ecosystem in Sub-Saharan Africa.

It further sought to elevate Nigeria’s youth innovation, entrepreneurship and creativity.

The US Secretary of State on Tuesday in a meeting with President Bola Tinubu said the US government is willing to support Nigeria in its social investment programmes to ease the hardship occasioned by the removal of petrol subsidy.

While expressing support for Nigeria’s economic reforms, he noted the short-term impact on vulnerable communities, saying the meeting explored ways to cushion the hardships.

He said, “We welcome the President’s bold reforms to unify the currency and end fuel subsidy. We also recognise that in the short term, these reforms created pain for vulnerable communities.

“I spoke about some ways that the United States can support Nigerians while the government carries out these essential reforms and works to protect those who may, again in the short term, be negatively affected.”

Blinken said the Biden administration is eager to continue its investing streak in Nigeria’s health sector, having invested over $8.5bn in the last five years towards HIV and tuberculosis prevention, care and treatment and in strengthening the system.

tiswell:
It won't still get him another tenure

EreluRoz:
Let's watch and see, though he's not a good leader.

EreluRoz:
This man should not even dream of wining election in Ondo state, a man who can't put a woman in his house is not qualified to govern a state.

His wife left him and she even refused to accept the first lady position because he was abusive.

tetula123:
It’s a jungle out here. I had to go get a 2013 Corolla due to my cars high fuel consumption. Only to discover it uses V6 engine too. Spending more than 50k a week for fuel on both cars. I don park them, just had to cut my waka waka.

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s governor expects headline inflation to fall to 21.4 per cent in 2024.

The apex bank’s governor disclosed this during his keynote speech at the launching of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group macroeconomic outlook report for 2024.

He said, “Inflationary pressures are expected to decline in 2024 due to the CBN’s inflation-targeting policy, which aims to rein in inflation to 21.4 per cent.”

According to him, the inflation targeting will help the government in its battle against inflation which hit 28.9 per cent in December. Lower rates will ultimately affect businesses, he alluded.

“The outlook for decreasing inflation in 2024 will have a profound impact on businesses, providing a more predictable cost environment and potentially leading to lower policy rates, stimulating investment, fueling growth, and creating job opportunities,” Cardoso said.

Armaggedon:
With this, tinubu may have set the ball rolling for the collapse of Lagos. A new president, Northerner or not, fueled by the feeling of mistrust for southwesterners, will not only reverse the relocations but mandate all commercial banks to locate their headquarters in the FCT for ease of administration. Other chain of businesses in the financial and other sectors will naturally follow suit.

Bigoted and rigid mind can never navigate a complex and diverse setting. Never!

Validated:
Then they should start drilling oil in Abuja.

AcuraZDX:
En say na frivolous accusations.

Swear that you don't have more than one account here in Nairaland.

ivolt:
He is only an additional sale , if crude production can be increased.
Otherwise he is just replacing some of our old customers.

If you know the scale of oil theft in the ND, you would realize we are a long
way from winning the war against oil bunkering.

Indifferent12:
I doubt he will sell in naira tho, and besides it’s the crude oil sales we use to make dollars, we will no longer have crude oil sales to make 10 billion dollars because we will be giving the crude oil to dangote to refine.
Our crude oil exports will drop drastically and we will no longer make that 10 billion dollars u are talking about

Fadakings:
Did You even read at ?

seguno2:
Nothing.

AcuraZDX:
Continue waiting for evidence.

Clown

AcuraZDX:
I should provide evidence?

You with several accounts here?
Clown

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Exchange rate was fairly stable during Goodluck Administration. Therefore the prices of most goods and services were stable. Inflation rate was single digit.


Now inflation rate is double digit almost 50%
Prices of goods and services are rising on a daily basis because the naira is being devalued on a per second rate. In all these salaries have deliberately not been reviewed upward that's why the hardship is so excruciating.

Now it is so bad that if a worker in either the public or private sector does not embezzle organisation funds, that person cannot feed well.

DMerciful:
How do you rate a situation? You compare before and after and see whether things improve or regressed.

Compared to the military that Obj took over from, the minimum Nigeria economy grew under Obj was about 7%. Oil was sold around $13 at some point yet there was improvement in many areas.

DMerciful:
You don't know anything. Obj remains the best president Nigeria ever had. All indices of development massively increased during his time

YourMajesty:
Who cares about your own existence? Bloody liar

DMerciful:
Obj is the besr president Nigeria ever had. Jonathan performed well. The failures are Bubu and now Tinubu, the mandate thief,
criminal drug baron and certificate forger