₦airaland Forum

PENNYSWAP:
His village people and his in laws at Orji river

Kaduna1stson:
How do we stop the ibos from sitting at home tomorrow?

KingsCity:
I disagree. The position has rotated among the three zones. The second round of the rotation can start from any zone.. I support Ikeoha for Governor 2023

chukel:
he is actually more realistic than you. He talked about supporting individuals. You talk about supporting party. You are one of the major problems we have. You are far from realism bro.

Deadlytruth:
Nigeria's problem is followership because there is no election season that doesn't feature a potentially good leader with a good track record, but voters would normally not look the way of such but prefer the obviously empty one. Imagine Shagari winning an election in which Awolowo contested. Also imagine Yaradua winning an election in which Pat Utomi contested. Imagine Obasanjo winning an election in which Olu Falae contested. Then imagine Buhari winning an election in which some other better candidates (not Atiku) contested. All these choices are based on ethnoreligious sentiments of voters who ignore the candidates that have the training and skills to transform the economy, but ironically the same voters turn around to expect good governance and economic improvement after voting based on ethnicity and religion. Does that make sense? You think APC couldn't have fielded Fashola in 2015 if they were sure Nigerians would actually vote entirely based on issues and track record without any recourse to zoning and religious considerations? In fact with Fashola's administrative wizzadry and success in Lagos making him a sellable president material, ACN wouldn't have ever gone into a merger with CPC to give birth to APC if Nigerians had had any records of voting purely on policy issues and genuine performance records.

angelfallz:
Lol that is not the solution. Pentecostal churches that allow their pastors to marry are they not raping young girls? Are they not sleeping with some men's wives? Are they not cheating on their own wives?

The priests that forsake their vows of chastity should be kicked out of the Catholic priesthood. Maybe the Vatican can introduce lessons for priests on self control if they haven't already.

Rev. Sisters that forsake their vows should be kicked out of the sisterhood.

In the end, priests are human beings like you and I. They're prone to the same weaknesses of the flesh.

BigMoneyeye:
Nigige the Lagos boy

Almaigaa:
Other Regions have moved forward, except the EAST.

yanabasee1:
Had this debate with someone on this platform before and even told him that at this point we're over taxed as we pay for VAT for everything that involves transaction.... And it's a VAT per transaction. If you make withdrawal of money twice you get taxed twice... if you make transaction of many for a thousand times in a day, you pay VAT for a thousand times for that day...


Yet nothing to show for...

ifyken:
You do know that Australia women's football team the number 5th in the world at that time was beaten by a team of 15 year old boys 7-0

garfield1:
Final results of anambra guber polls

Andy uba 300,000

Ifeanyi uba 210,000

Dr Godwin maduka 145,000

Hon Dr chukwuma umeoji 130,000

Mr ozigbo 95,000

judedwriter:
This is the reason why so many pastors are in such a hurry to start their own ministries and churches.

Bishop oyedepo's sacking of the 40 pastors to me was a bit hasty and rash, but those pastors ought to have known the 'no nonsense' stance of Oyedepo before they were employed.

It's regrettable that they were sacked, but it's an eye opener that being called as a pastor doesn't make you immune to a sacking especially by a church called winners chapel.

Ovamboland:
I can't see any other feasible way out of wider tax net for Nigeria to develop. If most Nigerians pay tax, it will become tougher for politicians or civil servants to steal elections or public funds.

Most of the things we desire to make life better can only be provided by raising funds, and those funds are right in this country.

There are very few advancing countries that spends 50k on the average per citizen like Nigeria.
Ghana spends about 200k and South Africa spends 750k naira equivalent, how can we compete with their rate of investment? And that is assuming our 50k is intact.

There's no way out of taxation to finance our development projects, and it's the surest means to pay back our loans for infrastructure. Oil can't do the magic anymore.

lkillbrokehoes:
Those vaginarians are so pathetic

elonmuskbaby:
you of course.he or she is for for humans while it is fit for lesser humans ndi cry babies,ndi cyber attention seekers,ndi animals

Romanoff:
The future is going to be more female than it is now.

How many medals una done give us for this olympics?

elonmuskbaby:
aww it's crying

It wants attention

elonmuskbaby:
comon ge-tat

E pain the werey

Chris525:
If it was from a guy to a lady!

elonmuskbaby:
when billionaires like Elon Musk talk you shut up

Romanoff:
It's nothing to be happy about. Rape is rape and it shouldn't be trivialised.

elonmuskbaby:
Another lousy girl in the house.

Romanoff:
What is good about a woman wanting to rape a man?

gift2xl:
For those with free time.

Beancounter94:
Because we insist on getting basic things like power and so on on a very low income which comes from

1.Resources whose prices we don't control, and whose prices are never at the level we want it to be

2.Taxes from only 30% of the taxable population and a very low tax to gdp ratio

3.Low prices for power and petrol...which are meant to help the poor...but which long term mean that both sectors are not profitable to pay for improvements and new facilities to improve power and petrol production at home.


And we don't get good leaders because most of you on this site support one bad leader against another. Some of you are still defending APC while some of you are defending PDP...despite the mess both have made since 1999.