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| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by nairalanda1(m): 1:21pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Konquest:Oga, I want you to drop politics and such and listen to my points Lagos budget for this year is less than 2.5 billion dollars. Is that sufficient for a city of Lagos size? Does it not show that tinubu did nothing to make Lagos better than it is. Same thing with obi. Lagos and Anambra are still poor and broke as they were before obi and tinubu took over because both governors and their fellow governor's are too timid to fight corruption, tax more of the gdp and focus on developing a economy that is attractive to investment and industrialization. That is why I say both are equal. The problem with Nigeria is our leadership inability to make money Like Lagos now. 2.5 billion dollars. No wonder most of the city is a slum. Same thing with all of Nigeria because all of you want leaders who will share money and build modern day pyramids |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by Lanretoye(m): 1:25pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
All these hypos that will make you cry and still come around to wipe your tears |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by Konquest: 1:50pm On Dec 04, 2025*. Modified: 7:11pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
nairalanda1:This isn't politics here! I responded to your initial post where you said the now President 'Bola Tinubu left Lagos "broke" as of 2007 when he left office as the Governor. Your claim is totally FALSE! Prior to the return to democracy in 1999, Lagos State and several parts of Nigeria were looking run-down from the devastating military years of IBB's SAP and Abacha's devastating years of ruthless corruption and economic downfall. I witnessed the military rules of Gowon, Murtala, OBJ so things were still relatively OK then with the oil boom of the 1970s. The increase in the United States interest rates back in the early 1980s triggered the financial instabilities in the global economy with many developing countries defaulting or being unable to pay their foreign loans as and when due. From 1985, many expats who I personally knew from the oil boom years of the 1970s had started leaving Nigeria for greener pastures due to the introduction of the so-called Structural Adjustment Program (SAP). Yes, I get your point there about the Lagos State budget size of about 2.5 billion USD... (based off of the prevailing exchange rate), the Lagos State budget which is the highest in history is still very low for that State. This is where the PPP model will have to come in to fix the infrastructural deficits. The gentrification of several areas of Lagos State and more isn't rocket science as long as there is a sense of urgency by using several cheaper alternative methods of construction (such as stabilized laterite bricks, treated bamboo houses), proper town planning and innovative funding models are used. The use of biogas toilets for communities would help to generate biogas for electricity and for cooking. I believe in sustainable solutions, value additions, and NOT in this totally lame VICTIMHOOD and irresponsible complaints some people push around online and offline. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by dequir: 2:47pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
nairalanda1:Like a monster that won't let go of its victims, Mr. Tax on the beat again. And just like the inglorious French Louis XIV era, he is berating the abject poor-man for not dipping his hands in his almost empty pockets and give his last coins to the greedy filthy rich rulers of the kingdom, to enable them to continue living their voluptuous lifestyle. No pity for the wretched of the earth, none at all. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by nairalanda1(m): 2:48pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
dequir:Thanks for speaking to me like a little child. Good evening. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by valentineuwakwe(m): 3:09pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Shehu Sani...shehu Sani.....how many I call you? Just because you defected to the APC cos you want to go back to the senate, you now talk with remorse n sense? Why are people leaving the country, is it not because you are your likes refuse to fix it? May it never be well with you for saying this senseless statement. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by Tenrack: 3:21pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Nostalemate:bro good afternoon. I left you my email. But I never received a mail. I'm the guy who asked you how to learn and earn via playing chess online. 🙏 |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by Osolanrewaju: 3:28pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Yes of course I back what you said ,how many Americans citizens struggle to come to our own country the answer is non because there countries is good to stay for them but will Nigeria struggle to go bcus we re not doing our own country well |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by Mayflowa(m): 3:36pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
RealLordZeus:How many people are out of the country compared to the one inside? Aren’t 90% of Nigerians inside capable of holding leaders to account? Also, Must leadership be inherently evil? Aren’t there people who can serve with goodness that don’t need to be pushed? In most countries - there are heroes that comes to power to serve. We never had one in Nigeria |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by bejeria101(m): 3:58pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Okays what exactly? Can you stop them from doing their job? Do you think they are corruption ridden like tour folks in Nigeria? Ogbeni sit down and finish your fura. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by femi4: 5:36pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
It won't really affect them...dem no dey travel out like that from that part of the Country |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by Tenrack: 7:04pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Nostalemate:I did check. tennytoni@gmail.com please resend. Thanks |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by CodeTemplarr: 7:53pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Konquest:Can Nigerians wholly handle petroleum sector without help from outside? If you say No and thus agree the outsiders are helping us, why cant Nigerians also train and travel out to help fill up labour spaces where lacking? Going there for leisure connotes growing their economy, how many of them come here to grow yours for leisure? Lets stop rationalizing equality or superiority. We can complement each other and so there is no sense in Shehu sani discouraging skilled migration. Their money is good and we have the minds that can serve them in areas they lack skilled hands in exchange for that good money of theirs. What we should discourage is criminal behaviour or rundown employment not skilled migrants who seriously add value. Look at China-USA example. How they worked in USA to gain experience while improving the USA but are back in China today rivalling the USA. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by Konquest: 8:27pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
CodeTemplarr:I'm on the same page with you. Skilled labor employment is good and that has helped Nigerians to get employed in North America, Europe, the Middle East and other parts of Asia including Australia since the 1985 economic downturns triggered by Ibrahim Babangida's SAP economic plan which triggered massive inflation in Nigeria and many foreign expats who I personally have known from the oil boom years of the 1970s from around the world living in Nigeria began to leave for greener pastures in Europe and North America eventually because of the bad economy of the mid-to late 1980s. They came from Ghana, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, United States, UK, etc, and worked as medical professionals, business executives, several academics in Nigerian Universities, High Schools, and Primary Schools right in Nigeria. Many of them and their children are still my friends till date with some working on Wall Street in New York as investment bankers and in the medical fields. I'm a Diasporan as well. The reality is that the oil and gas industry is an international business so Nigeria CANNOT do it alone in that sector. You require some levels of foreign collaboration due to the heavy financial investments required. I also worked with a multinational oil firm located in PH from the 1990s so I know this to be a FACT. Second, I ONLY emphasized on going abroad for leisure and business travel after making it in Nigeria because foreigners too have been going to Nigeria for leisure and business travels especially when there is good security BECAUSE Nigeria has fantastic tourist sites. NO country is an island. The primary focus MUST be on growing Nigeria's economy and many Diasporans are desirous of coming back to contribute their quota to Nigeria's sustainable development because there is are very STRONG anti-immigration sentiments in European, North America (USA and Canada) and Asia (Japanese folks are calling for a STOP to immigration and disrespectful tourists visiting their country) and these usually tend to occur when there is global economic inflation and uncertainties. Last but NOT least, India and China had to close their economies to importation while growing their domestic markets to become world-class. A lot of people do NOT even know that back in 1980, bicycles were the primary modes of transportation for many Chinese in the cities and rural areas. By the year 2000, China was already using a blend of Capitalism and Socialism to boost her economy and today the Chinese have advanced BECAUSE they created a sustainable economic model that is better suited for their own needs. Although we now have a saturation in the job market for some fields hence some young Chinese (China has a population of over 1.2 billion and CANNOT offer jobs in every field) are now doing jobs such as in agriculture and bartending which they did NOT study at the degree and post-graduate degree stages like a Finance course where you expect to be a young investment banker in China. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by omoharry(f): 8:31pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
No PigTormentor:You are right sha! The people in power are a reflection of us and the sick society that we came from. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by victoryenergy: 11:03pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
I agree with shehu sani, and also agree with Trump, some immigrants are ungrateful, some of this immigrants support countries with dictators over America, etc Russia,some Nigerians want the downfall of America, but also want to immigrate to US , let's stay back and fix our country. you hate the US, but want to go there. na waoo |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by chrisrose7: 10:52am On Dec 05, 2025 |
I think Trump was particular about Somalian living in Minnesota and that woman called Ilhan Oman or so who is also from Somalia. |
| Re: Shehu Sani Okays Deportations By ICE Under Trump, Nigerians React by elitper: 12:25pm On Dec 05, 2025 |
This one has been talking r.u.b.bish since Tinubu bought him over. |
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