₦airaland Forum

meobizy:
Nollywood is the second biggest now? How tides have changed. Nigeria is difficult. England is not any better. BBNaijaVee complained not long ago that Nigeria was as difficult as England in terms of living expenses.

AdeProgrammer:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/11/breaking-ondo-election-aiyedatiwa-defeats-ajayi-wins-all-18-lgs/

malali:
The Neo-Colonialists will not stop till every single Nigerian is DEAD.

1-Remove oil subsidy, the country will get better

2-Float the Naira the economy will be perfect

3-Now they are advocating for property tax on every house.

Why did we vote for legislators when fiscal policies are implemented on the directive of IMF and World Bank ? Removal of fuel subsidy and floating the Naira without a legislative debate and agreement by majority constituents in the house of rep and senate.....was an illegal and impeachable act.

FOLYKAZE:
What is all these yap about dollar? Are we in a dollar economy? Do we earn or spend dollar in this country? Many who have not earned a dollar or hold $100 in their entire life is all yapping hurling insult on Tinubu.

As for the Op, you have ₦350,000 stashed away in your account. This implies you likely own more than half a million liquidated asset and value more than million naira. That whole lot is earned on this land and only on this land. And I need to ask you... How many folks in USA have $200 saved in their account like you that have the equivalent? According to GOBankingRates, below 35% of total Americans have $100 saved in their deposit bank and that does not cover their monthly bills.

fergie001:
SOURCE

Chinkoalhaji34:
Ah, the Catholic Bishops have spoken! It’s interesting how the same people who praised Peter Obi’s empty promises now have the audacity to question the FG’s reforms. Maybe they expected miracles overnight? Reform is a journey, not a magic trick.

Salewa97:
This is a commendable initiative from the FG! Selling rice at a subsidized rate will definitely help public servants cope with the current food crisis.

The transparency measures in place are also reassuring. It's good to see the government taking steps to alleviate the burden on Nigerians. Let's hope more such initiatives follow to support the citizens!

trutharena:
Nigerians are resilient and will rise above challenges, as always. President TINUBU is working tirelessly to ensure a better tomorrow for all.

Philipponzaghi:
Tinubu knows what he's doing. We need order in the country, and sometimes tough decisions must be made.

ycat:
That still doesn't make you a non-easterner. Many of you have stayed long in Yorubaland and even boast about speaking Yoruba more than the real Yoruba. So I'm not buying anything you said. Also, only a real OMO ALE will not support his own kinsman when we all know that this is all about hate for Yoruba and not because things are expensive in the market.

sIfioksq:
Nigerians must remember that every leader has their strengths and weaknesses. While critics may highlight Tinubu's shortcomings, we should focus on the progress his administration is making. Change takes time, and we must give him the chance to prove himself. Let's support our leaders in building a better Nigeria instead of tearing them down.

PandoraObi:
Who will reform it? Labour party according to bitter grievingory Obi people in a party of saints, but those in the national assembly made no impact whatsoever. Even Alex Otti is doing anything different

helinues:
Mr Solution, when are we going to see your presidential posters?

Chinkoalhaji34:
Una dey reason am like say we no get options.

If Tinubu no be solution, wetin be the alternative? Na the same old story we dey hear.

Make we no dey forget say every leader get him own challenges. Instead of just complaining, we fit rally support to make things better.

Na only together we fit forge a way forward. No be so?

adenigga:
Source: https://dailytrust.com/Niger-Deltans-Have-No-Cause-To-Protest-Against-Tinubu-Minister

Papilagreen:
Just fyi, anybody making below average of 60,000 yearly is a lower class in the uk this i know

Papilagreen:
Okay tell me pls where in the UK do you live and how much you pay.
Just rent alone because for me I think I am talking to somebody who isn't living in the UK lol.
And why am I even arguing with you.
If you live in the UK I will know.
Where you live will determine where you work in the UK.
Unless like you said you live in the other side of the city and work in the other side of the city either ways transportation go finish your money. I hope you know say for UK mostly our Nigerian people na Waka dem dey waka and bus.

Papilagreen:
Okay well let me drop my 1pound advice.

If you live in Nigeria and you get a job opportunity in the UK for less than 3900 per month then sit your ass down in 9ja and endure the stress a little more. Anything less that 3500 pounds per month is not worth risking it.

After bills payments every month you don't have anything to write about savings it's just like working a circle with no progress report. Something goes for isa and Canada too if you say otherwise no problem. Happy traveling just sell all your properties carry like 15k pounds extra for bills or you done for.
Even the UK citizens living there won't take the job not because they don't want to its because it's not worth it.

preciousfeb:
Specifications

Four doors
Nice Automatic Transmission
Top Engine condition
Nice first body

Car used by an offshore Engineer (car often not driven)
Engine has never been opened and serviced with Mobile 1 oil.
Inspection permitted.

Reasons for sale. JAPA
Price: 2,600,000 (price reduction)
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Mrtesso:
Greetings, what is your location? May I convene with you via WhatsApp?

NaijaCowFarm:
I am not happy that Peter Obi did not win. There are clear fundamental factors that were so herculean to overcome the very moment LP/NNPP alliance failed.
Now that Atiku is seemingly out of the way, it is time to galvanise the opposition towards 2027. It is going to be a marathon, so let us start now. There is no point wasting resources on election tribunal. With the capacity shown by Obi, 2027 is possible, but we need to do the following:

1. Not waste time and resources on election tribunal, but need to let Nigerians know of the brazen robbery APC governors and Wike perpetrated. If the PDP wants to challenge the results, let them do so themselves, without involving LP

2. Get real political structure for Labour Party across Nigeria. One reason we loss was because we did not have strong roots in the North.

3. Galvanise all elected officials to form a formidable force to take on APC, which is already reduced in strength from 21 to 12 states.

4. Peter Obi and LP should focus on the March 11, 2023 governorship polls. Obi should begin touring states LP won to boost morale of LP supports in the 22 states win high voters. Not waste resources in states like Katsina, Yobe, Zamfara.

5. LP leadership should begin talks with NNPP, progressive still in PDP and form a formidable party with structure, just like what ACN/CPC did. We need to start now.