₦airaland Forum

Zeedarh:
This Tony Payne sef. . .sort your own issues before you start putting your mouth in other peoples affairs

Or Wizkid dey pay you to be spokesperson?

So you can "put ur mouth in other peoples affairs" but she can't? Your lot disgust me. Troll

saintdennis:
People ask me why I treat most women like garbage and I tell them it's because most women are scum!

They wind u up so tight then when you can't take it no more, they shout 'AM A WOMAN'

AND to those who think. Wiz will be bugged down by police over this issue should think twice. Linda ikeji has NO CASE.

ALSO wiz can also cite cyber bullying, character assasination and psychological damages caused by her article and bla bla bla

Abeg wiz issue a statement jare! It's only a woman who will HOLD a man(twice her size shirt) until he beats her then runs to the neighbour to narrate story lols.

By the way b4 quoting me... remember I said 'MOST WOMEN' not "ALL WOMEN'. And yes! Linda falls in the 'MOST WOMEN' category.

Right u are bro.

godfirstawe:
Hmm mm

This lady is smart, she diverted the case to a sympathetic women gender issue!!

Lesson learned: don't fight with a smart woman with pen. The power of educating a girl child.

Wiz kid won't win this war, definitely not from this route she is trending.

At the end of the day reporting wiz won't stop her kitty from smelling.
She should direct her energy on that. Citing rihanna's case against breezy is not even close cos that was an assault case and against a man she was dating, 1wizzy didn't assault her, 2linda isn't worthy to pack the poo of any of his babymamas.
No one is endorsing violence against woman so wizzy can't and won't lose his endorsement in any part of the world for ranting about a blogger that keeps invading his privacy.
She claims not to be a hoe/bich but we can all agree that was a beach move.

godfirstawe:
Hmm mm

This lady is smart, she diverted the case to a sympathetic women gender issue!!

Lesson learned: don't fight with a smart woman with pen. The power of educating a girl child.

Wiz kid won't win this war, definitely not from this route she is trending.

At the end of the day reporting wiz won't stop her kitty from smelling.
She should direct her energy on that. Citing rihanna's case against breezy is not even close cos that was an assault case and against a man she was dating, 1wizzy didn't assault her, 2linda isn't worthy to pack the poo of any of his babymamas.
No one is endorsing violence against woman so wizzy can't and won't lose his endorsement in any part of the world for ranting about a blogger that keeps invading his privacy.
She claims not to be a how/bitch but we can all agree that was a bitch move.

Justycxx:
He's no where close to matching the qualities of our messiah who knew no sin of any form, type or kind. Let him replicate 10% of what jesus did and we may reconsider our judgement

How can u tell me the qualities of Jesus? All u have is a fairy tale. Don't let's go deeper

Osirimononaye:
Why the insult , well i don't have time to play along with childish animals like you...

The insult was warranted by your choice of role models and ur foolery and effrontery in displaying it with confidence.
I sincerely mean no harm, most fools don't realise it and even consider themselves the wisest. Thank me later. Lol

politricks:
Such a useless comment.

Obviously u lack clarity of sense and suffer from chronic cluelessness.
My comment was a comic relief for advanced minds not prrimates like you.

midolian:
http://dailypost.ng/2016/04/17/buhari-cant-take-us-to-promise-land-nigeria-will-break-up-primate-ayodele/?utm_source=nnd&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=nnd



https://cdn.dailypost.ng/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Primate-Ayodele.jpg

Even the Israelites denied and condemned Moses during their tribulations, it's normal.

Carry on Buhari it's not even 4 years yet talkless of the israelites!

kudoxs:
and you must put "igbo" cus u wana be tribalistic, cant u just say a shop with 7 pos machines. Too much tribal sentiment attached to everything we do in this country.

Why re u denying your nature?
Igbo's are known for their business shrewdness, I'm sure it's even stated clearly smwhere in the bible.

Osirimononaye:
GEJ my Hero

Fayose my role model

Haterz gon hate...

*Modified*


The brother above me tho!

Waris ya business?

My business is how didn't your fada beat this stupidity out of you? Now it's took late
You're a fool forever.

KingOfAmebo:
I was caught up in a heated argument about Church flyers, so I believe bringing it on Nairaland will help shed some light on this topic.

How does this make sense? Gerrarahere. The only sin is letting religion turn u to a dunce that can't make a rational decision without guilt.

Blackberrybabes:
more pictures on

http://www.blackberrybabes.com/2016/04/unimaid-graduates-172-first-class.html

No company will still take these graduates seriously until they change this sch's name, Except maybe they're only producing maids in unimaid.

dulaman:
leave politics out of it. what you make in life is a product of what you have been tying to achieve since before now. check successful men in politics,business,leadership, it all started some where.

Your ignorance is screaming. You're indeed "duller man"

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Silkmoth33:
When you hear Jesus bearin Okong, Ubong and Bassey! End time things!

[/color]You xtian hypocrites! You condemn this man yet you blame the Jews for condemning Jesus for the same reason. You better get d red pill and open your eyes so u can be liberated.

Silkmoth33:
When you hear Jesus bearin Okong, Ubong and Bassey! End time things!

You xtian hypocrites! You condemn this man yet you blame the Jews for condemning Jesus for the same reason. You better get d red pill and open your eyes so u can be liberated.

Law, Treason is the crime that covers some of the EXTREME acts against ones Nation or Sovereign. In my opinion Fayose's letter is treasonable and to be fair he must be given the "Nnamdi Kanu treatment" (Immunity or no Immunity).


Click to read the letter if you missed it https://www.nairaland.com/3049293/fayoses-letter-chinese-government-stop[/quote]That should be the least of Fayose's worries. The future looks terribly bleak for this guy in this country if only we could keep him in my prayers.

Happy Palm Sunday to all Celestials. Blow the triumphant trumpet as we remember the grand entry of our Lord Jesus Christ riding into Jerusalem. Jerusalem

yemaldo:
That's not good

Can't blame OPEC after all they follow the news and are aware of the level of corruption indulged by Diezani, Kachikwu's immediate predecessor.
Honestly she's a disgrace to Nigeria as a whole.

Dafe20:
Commendable!

It's not easy to hold public office. Even your good intentions and actions will be questioned by detractors.
For now I'm just impressed he's a man of his word.
Hip Hip Hip
Murray!

xreal:
That okada appears to be in a static position.

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Nawa o. Bad Belle is the okada supposed to be moving in the pix? Na motion picture ni?

Objection to the word Devaluation. How can we De-value a currency that already has No value?

It shows that d CBN governor knows d futility of currency devaluation in solving Nigeria's economic problem. Kudos to him.

The problem is that Nigeria’s colonial master and their allied developed countries are in stiff and unhealthy competition against Nigeria. We are in a cold economic war with world economic powers; no matter how much they pretend to be helping us, a fundamental self-interest they have and protect is to keep us in perpetual servitude and position of exploitation.
It is a war that started immediately after the independence and will continue for a long time. Nigeria is a vast country with high human population (about 170million people); that makes her a big market for the products made by the developed countries. They will want us to remain a consumer nation in order to keep their economies running and growing. No matter how low we devalue our Naira, the developed countries will introduce measures to neutralize its impact to ensure that they keep getting our raw materials cheap and giving their products to us at prices that our local industries cannot match. It is the only way by which they can protect their home economy and get their own citizens gainfully employed in decent jobs. One result is that our country will run into exchange rate induced inflation, Another fallout is that more Nigerians will flee to foreign countries to search for greener pastures and become second rate people, offering comparatively cheap labour and doing menial jobs to earn the almighty dollar.
Our leaders have been fighting an economic war they did not understand. They did not know the real enemies; they did not know the enormity of the war; they did not know the strategy of the enemy; and they were at a loss as to the weapons to deploy to defend the land and keep the enemy at bay. To worsen the matter, our leaders have been suffering from economic mirage and consequently applying the economic theories that the enemy taught them to solve the superficial problems they identified; and the result is that of moving from frying pan to fire. The enemy we have in the developed countries that are well aligned to keep our economy in comatose perpetually is worse than the enemy we have in Boko Haram.
The Buhari-led All Progressives Congress government is one poised for change; so far the President has shown his determination not to disappoint Nigerians. Now that the President has put his cabinet in place with eminently qualified and competent Nigerians at the saddle in the various ministries, they must get serious with the business of revamping the economy. Policies that have reduced Nigerians to paupers and rag wearers must be done away with forthwith. Instead of devaluation, the new cabinet should strategize and work to make the Naira get stronger progressively against foreign currencies. They should create conducive economic, political and financial environment for investments to thrive for both Nigerians and foreigners.
We have our rich mineral resources, our vast land mass, our ocean terrain and water life, our large population of agile and well-educated youths and wise and experienced elders to change the course of Nigeria’s fortune. If we pray hard and work smart, we can make the economy of Nigeria better than that of China in ten years. We can do it. Each region of the country should leverage on its area of comparative advantage and government should support the regions along that line. Let us engage our people in agriculture, mining, technology, furniture, education, commerce, etc. Emergency should be declared in the economy such that we should be made to buy and consume locally made goods and services. Spending money on ceremonies should be taxed heavily. Foreign trips should be allowed only if unavoidable.
Above all, government must fight corruption to a standstill. Looting of our commonwealth should be punished severely. We can make the corruption war less hostile by motivating looters to surrender willingly part of what they looted; a 70/30 ratio policy might not be too bad.
Above all, we need unity, focus, determination, priority re-ordering, and patience."

by Leke Adebanjo
Culled from Tell Magazine (November 2015)

NAIRA DEVALUATION IS NOT THE SOLUTION

"Nigeria, our dear country, is without doubt in a very precarious economic situation. The fundamentals are crying doom. The price of oil, the nation’s major foreign exchange earner has dropped from about US$110 to abysmally low level of about US$57 per barrel. This is a massive drop in revenue and inflow into the nation’s foreign reserve. Foreign exchange rate pressure is at all time high, stock market is bearish, liquidity in the money market has become a palpitating issue among operators, human capital unemployment is high and still climbing, infrastructure is in shambles, insecurity is sliceable, the public sector is aching under heavy salary arrears, and youth have become restive. Gloom is written on the faces of private sector entrepreneurs due to low business activities and they are responding by downsizing. Definitely, this time in Nigeria is about the worst in the economic history of the nation since independence.
As a solution to the problem, some eminent bankers and economists have suggested that the Naira should be devalued further from its present exchange rate of US$1.0000 to N197.0000. Truly, if a country is faced with the kind of situation painted above, the first solution that economists suggest is the devaluation of the nation’s currency. Currency devaluation, if it works well, will make import dearer and export cheaper.
A currency’s international value, stated as exchange rate, is a measure of one country’s economic value in relation to another. Movement of foreign exchange rate is an indicator of the change in the economic worth of one country’s nationals relative to another. For example if US$1.0000 equals N2.0000, it means that America’s economy is stronger than Nigeria’s economy. But if the exchange rate moves from US$1.0000 to N2.0000 to become US$1.0000 to N4.0000, it means that Nigeria’s economy relative to that of America has worsened further; in cash terms, Nigerians’ economic worth has become half of what it was before the currency devaluation. Devaluation is an erosion of the economic worth and standing of a country’s citizens relative to citizens of other nations of the world. In a nutshell, devaluation of the Naira is a reduction in the economic worth of Nigerians and whoever holds assets in Naira. This explains why a currency with unstable exchange value is a poor store of value. What this suggests is that a country’s currency should not be devalued unless there is strong ground for it.
It was in 1986 that Nigeria, under General Ibrahim Babangida’s government, entered the cycle of currency devaluation; since then devaluation has become a serious economic issue in Nigeria. Before then, one dollar was exchanging for seventy-five kobo. The exchange rate has moved to US$1.0000 to N197.0000 today; yet the story and song are still the same. Prior to the 1986 murder of the Naira, Nigerians were using only brand new imported items. Today, Nigerians are using “Tokunbo” items of various grades (pants, bra, shirts, trousers, shoes, electronics and automobiles etc).
The question is if the Naira is devalued further today, will the economy bounce back? To what level should the Naira be devalued for us to have the economic growth we desire? In April 2015 just after the elections, the rate went to as low as US$1.0000 to N225.0000; the economy did not perform better than now. What we have failed to realize is that the problem with Nigeria’s economy is much more fundamental and deep-rooted than what currency devaluation can solve. If we devalue the Naira today to US$1.0000 to N500.0000, we will still be singing the same song in another four years.
What problem does Nigeria have that is making her economy to run berserk? What exactly is keeping Nigeria in the vicious cycle of devaluation? And how can we come out of the devastating cycle?

unhealthy competition against Nigeria. We are in a cold economic war with world economic powers; no matter how much they pretend to be helping us, a fundamental self-interest they have and protect is to keep us in perpetual servitude and position of exploitation.
It is a war that started immediately after the independence and will continue for a long time. Nigeria is a vast country with high human population (about 170million people); that makes her a big market for the products made by the developed countries. They will want us to remain a consumer nation in order to keep their economies running and growing. No matter how low we devalue our Naira, the developed countries will introduce measures to neutralize its impact to ensure that they keep getting our raw materials cheap and giving their products to us at prices that our local industries cannot match. It is the only way by which they can protect their home economy and get their own citizens gainfully employed in decent jobs. One result is that our country will run into exchange rate induced inflation, Another fallout is that more Nigerians will flee to foreign countries to search for greener pastures and become second rate people, offering comparatively cheap labour and doing menial jobs to earn the almighty dollar.
Our leaders have been fighting an economic war they did not understand. They did not know the real enemies; they did not know the enormity of the war; they did not know the strategy of the enemy; and they were at a loss as to the weapons to deploy to defend the land and keep the enemy at bay. To worsen the matter, our leaders have been suffering from economic mirage and consequently applying the economic theories that the enemy taught them to solve the superficial problems they identified; and the result is that of moving from frying pan to fire. The enemy we have in the developed countries that are well aligned to keep our economy in comatose perpetually is worse than the enemy we have in Boko Haram.
The Buhari-led All Progressives Congress government is one poised for change; so far the President has shown his determination not to disappoint Nigerians. Now that the President has put his cabinet in place with eminently qualified and competent Nigerians at the saddle in the various ministries, they must get serious with the business of revamping the economy. Policies that have reduced Nigerians to paupers and rag wearers must be done away with forthwith. Instead of devaluation, the new cabinet should strategize and work to make the Naira get stronger progressively against foreign currencies. They should create conducive economic, political and financial environment for investments to thrive for both Nigerians and foreigners.
We have our rich mineral resources, our vast land mass, our ocean terrain and water life, our large population of agile and well-educated youths and wise and experienced elders to change the course of Nigeria’s fortune. If we pray hard and work smart, we can make the economy of Nigeria better than that of China in ten years. We can do it. Each region of the country should leverage on its area of comparative advantage and government should support the regions along that line. Let us engage our people in agriculture, mining, technology, furniture, education, commerce, etc. Emergency should be declared in the economy such that we should be made to buy and consume locally made goods and services. Spending money on ceremonies should be taxed heavily. Foreign trips should be allowed only if unavoidable.
Above all, government must fight corruption to a standstill. Looting of our commonwealth should be punished severely. We can make the corruption war less hostile by motivating looters to surrender willingly part of what they looted; a 70/30 ratio policy might not be too bad.
Above all, we need unity, focus, determination, priority re-ordering, and patience."

by Leke Adebanjo
Culled from Tell Magazine (November 2015)

.......

NAIRA DEVALUATION IS NOT THE SOLUTION

"Nigeria, our dear country, is without doubt in a very precarious economic situation. The fundamentals are crying doom. The price of oil, the nation’s major foreign exchange earner has dropped from about US$110 to abysmally low level of about US$57 per barrel. This is a massive drop in revenue and inflow into the nation’s foreign reserve. Foreign exchange rate pressure is at all time high, stock market is bearish, liquidity in the money market has become a palpitating issue among operators, human capital unemployment is high and still climbing, infrastructure is in shambles, insecurity is sliceable, the public sector is aching under heavy salary arrears, and youth have become restive. Gloom is written on the faces of private sector entrepreneurs due to low business activities and they are responding by downsizing. Definitely, this time in Nigeria is about the worst in the economic history of the nation since independence.
As a solution to the problem, some eminent bankers and economists have suggested that the Naira should be devalued further from its present exchange rate of US$1.0000 to N197.0000. Truly, if a country is faced with the kind of situation painted above, the first solution that economists suggest is the devaluation of the nation’s currency. Currency devaluation, if it works well, will make import dearer and export cheaper.
A currency’s international value, stated as exchange rate, is a measure of one country’s economic value in relation to another. Movement of foreign exchange rate is an indicator of the change in the economic worth of one country’s nationals relative to another. For example if US$1.0000 equals N2.0000, it means that America’s economy is stronger than Nigeria’s economy. But if the exchange rate moves from US$1.0000 to N2.0000 to become US$1.0000 to N4.0000, it means that Nigeria’s economy relative to that of America has worsened further; in cash terms, Nigerians’ economic worth has become half of what it was before the currency devaluation. Devaluation is an erosion of the economic worth and standing of a country’s citizens relative to citizens of other nations of the world. In a nutshell, devaluation of the Naira is a reduction in the economic worth of Nigerians and whoever holds assets in Naira. This explains why a currency with unstable exchange value is a poor store of value. What this suggests is that a country’s currency should not be devalued unless there is strong ground for it.
It was in 1986 that Nigeria, under General Ibrahim Babangida’s government, entered the cycle of currency devaluation; since then devaluation has become a serious economic issue in Nigeria. Before then, one dollar was exchanging for seventy-five kobo. The exchange rate has moved to US$1.0000 to N197.0000 today; yet the story and song are still the same. Prior to the 1986 murder of the Naira, Nigerians were using only brand new imported items. Today, Nigerians are using “Tokunbo” items of various grades (pants, bra, shirts, trousers, shoes, electronics and automobiles etc).
The question is if the Naira is devalued further today, will the economy bounce back? To what level should the Naira be devalued for us to have the economic growth we desire? In April 2015 just after the elections, the rate went to as low as US$1.0000 to N225.0000; the economy did not perform better than now. What we have failed to realize is that the problem with Nigeria’s economy is much more fundamental and deep-rooted than what currency devaluation can solve. If we devalue the Naira today to US$1.0000 to N500.0000, we will still be singing the same song in another four years.
What problem does Nigeria have that is making her economy to run berserk? What exactly is keeping Nigeria in the vicious cycle of devaluation? And how can we come out of the devastating cycle?
The problem is that Nigeria’s colonial master and their allied developed countries are in stiff and"

I want a refund! SE still need work.

ApexTitan:
It's a good thing. We shouldn't trivalize the name of the Creator.

True but that's not the same agenda behind their censorship.
It simply shows theyre more concerned about their atheist subscribers.
I'm really worried about how the (social) media and entertainment are being used to control the masses (you and I).

We now live in a world where God is censored but Homosexuality is celebrated guess end timetime is here.
That's what happens when LGBT community is running the media/world.

her dad is still a ritualist. mk the guy dey sleep with one eye open.

because why buy DSTV explora if you can only watch one channel? Too many cheap bouquets offering various options even free-to-air!