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Sports › Re: Morocco Set To Pull Out Of Hosting WAFCON 2026, South Africa Ready To Step In by Princedapace(m): 11:48am On Feb 02
Heffalump:
From what happened in the last episode, Morocco should be suspended from hosting the AFCON tournament for a while. They showed desperation to win the title at all cost. Let them not kee someone because of winning a title.
Una think sey countries many that can match their infrastructure. Especially west Africa, them swear that region not to ever have sense.
Proper football league alone can create over 20k jobs in Nigeria.
The reason our stadium struggle is because we have wacky local leagues. While north Africa and south Africa have good structures because they have strong local leagues. Strong local leagues maintain infrastructures
Education › Re: Ahmadu Bello University Is Beautiful - Okonjo-Iweala Confesses by Princedapace(m): 7:43am On Feb 02
theforemost:
1. I see the quality roads with concrete pavements that are being built around the country by Dave Umahi led team. Anytime I’m going to my state I see it along Lokoja. When I get to my state, Ondo, I see the ongoing work along Ondo—Ore, I see it along Akure—Ado Ekiti, I see it in the coastal side of Ilaje, I see it along Ado Ekiti—Ikare and I am glad with the approval and flag off of the Ilesa—Benin road that will pass through Akure, our state capital. There has never been a time I witnessed that level of construction by the FG going simultaneously in my home state. And a similar thing is happening in Abuja where I am based too.

2. I see the progress of works being done on the Lagos—Calabar coastal highway as well as the Sokoto—Badagry superhighway. They’ll be the most outstanding infrastructure that our country will ever know. Serious infrastructure that we admire in foreign countries are beginning to spring up around us, and it makes me proud.

3. I have many examples of young people who have benefited from the Students Loans scheme. In the last one year, I don’t think I have heard story of any student that dropped out of school on account of their inability to pay. That’s a milestone achievement for this generation. It’s a big win for humanity. Someone like me who has in the past worked as the administrator of an NGO that people looked up to for help to pay school fees time to time, must appreciate this noble gesture, because in that regard, my eyes have seen and my ears have heard a lot of heartbreaking stories of events that reduce young people’s chances at life.

4. My Local Government Chairman has been executing projects that his predecessors could not carry out. When I inquired to know what’s responsible for that, I learnt there’s increased allocation to the LGA as a result of the autonomy fought for, and facilitated by President Tinubu. It’s not effective the way we want it to be yet, but evidently there’s improvement from what it used to be. Hopefully with persistent pressure from Tinubu, the third tier of government will break free from the hook of the state governments.

5. I live in Cadastral Zone, FO1 Main Estate, Kubwa, Abuja and I can confirm to you authoritatively that power supply has improved in my area. Same for my place in Alagbaka Akure. Therefore, although it comes at a higher cost but we are getting value for what we pay for—just like our mates that are living abroad. As a matter of fact, I gave out my generator to a Fulani friend, Yusuf Kembu, since last year—because I have no reason to keep it.

6. I see the far reaching reforms in the processing of our international passports such that over 200,000 backlog of applications that were left by Aregbesola were cleared within 3weeks, and today, we can apply for passport from the comfort of our home and it will take less than 2weeks to get it, unlike when we had to wait for 3-4months. I also see the various reforms being put in place by the ministry of interior to assist with border surveillance. In fact, this is the only time I know the ministry is living up to its responsibilities.

7. I see the digitization process at our airports. I was still at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport Abuja last week Tuesday. I noticed the infrastructure upgrade and enhanced security too.

8. I see the Federal Institute of Aviation Technology that’s about taking off in my state capital, and I am aware same is being replicated across the six geopolitical zones. Nigerians don’t necessarily have to travel abroad for studies in aerospace and aeronautics engineering.

9. I witnessed the takeover of our Ondo State University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital in Akure by the Federal Government in a bid to expand the infrastructure capacity, staff strength, medical supplies and efficiency—to deliver greater services. As a matter of fact, the work has started at the facility. And I am aware a similar thing is happening across many states.

10. I received higher dividends from my share investments in Nigerian companies. I can count a lot of my friends too who made unprecedented gains from their stocks in different Nigerian entities—an indication that our economy is viable and attractive to investors. Matter of fact, our foreign reserve too has increased by over 30%

11. With the new banks’ recapitalization, improved digitization in the financial sector as well as the new tax reforms, I see the direction the Tinubu government is going—a credit based economy that will uplift the standard of living of the citizenry, so that we can live the life we want today and pay tomorrow like it happens in advanced countries across the world.

We may not be there yet, but to deny that Nigeria is not moving in a direction that is promising, can only be as a result of two things—whether such commentator is not well informed or they’re denying the reality to suit their political sentiments.

Agu James O thanks for inviting me here bro✊🏼
oga, nigeria can not get there if u dont tackle corruption. Make una dey waste una time. All presidents built roads grin. Infact, most of the roads we use today were built by even worse military rulers in this country grin
Some of us are smart not to fall for this madness of coasta road here and there.
Nigeria needs serious structural changes. She has money:
One, nigeria needs to create lasting job for her teeming population. So, Nigeria needs to work on three major stuff:
1: structural, Nigeria needs honest electoral reform that actually fixes the manipulations done during elections. If the citizens have confidence in their electoral system and elect the people they want, not those who can buy votes, use thugs to intimidate opponents, target uneducated people, etc. Once nigerian educated and well exposed people's vote can count, they will elect Leaders who will fear the masses and the leaders will deliver. Now, what we have are leaders who please god fathers, sitting presidents, governors, senators, etc. They dont give a Bleep about the masses becus they know how to rig election.
We have seen and heard politicians make bold comments about rigging elections here. One even mentioned how he took a governor to go and beg all the supreme judges who were to preside over their electoral jusgment. That alone in the US is an indictment. But he is working freely.
If u dont fix ur electoral system to allow democracy to work and also have enlightened citizens who will vote with senses, u cant make any fucking progress. That is why each president comes in and the orinary Nigerian still battles with poor electricity, pathetic healthcare system, over population, fraudulenet politicians, massive insecurity. Make una stop this una madness of Nigeria is heading to direction. Which fucking direction?
2: corruption needs to be made a capital offense, period. U steal public fund, u get to be hanged publicly. But to do this, Nigeria needs to first regionalized so that each region will handle their corrupt leaders without the influence of the president and kill the corrupt leaders. Corruption and waste are our biggest problem. Judges are corrupt, house of rep is corrupt. What u have is house of rep that says YES to everything the president does. It is more like we have president who is a King and has absolute power. That is wrong democracy.
3: Nigeria needs electricity madly. If the govt cant fix electricity, for now, it should invest in solar powered electricity for the citizens. Give business grant to do solar, give citizens grant to do solar or build solar grids. U jst have to dam fix this stuff. But if corruption is not fixed, even if u borrow 9 trillion billion dollars to fix electricity, it will still be stollen.
Like this now, no consequencies for looting Nigeria as an ex president, ex senator, ex governor, as long as u are on the side of the ruling president, u are cool. That is madness, that is people's sweat and blood una don steal for una generations.
4. Nigeria should drastically cut down on the pay checks and packages for politicians. We have no need of two house of reps since all they do is Say Yes to president, they cant challenge president, so, we should keep one and pay them less.
We should only support ex president and ex governors for only 10 years after service, others, only 5 years. Nigeria is broke, right? Why spend 100billion taking care of ex politicians?
Nigeria needs mad investments into science to start converting their raw materials into finished goods to use locally and export. There is no way any country can develop if she has no finished products to sell to the world. No magic around it.
Health › Re: FMC Abuja Reacts To Death Of Ifunanya Nwangene by Princedapace(m): 11:30pm On Feb 01
Berankis:
Writing all these medical jargons to bamboozle us doesn't change the fact that most Government-owned hospitals are very nonchalant when it comes to attending to Nigerians, especially ones requiring emergency medical attention.
A lot of their doctors are always disgruntled, angry and rude. Only a few remain calm and well behaved.
My last experience at the Lagos State General Hospital wasn't very pleasant at all. I just feel the current Nigeria is frustrating the hell out of every Nigerian.
why doctor no go para? they are under paid, under valued and over worked while politicians who actually do nothing, like politicians arent useful at all, just sat down, talk few stuff but go home with over 100m per yaer. omo, how did few politicians convince the majority of humans to allow them to loot them dry?
Health › Re: Abuja Singer, Ifunanya Nwangene Dies From Snakebite by Princedapace(m): 4:57pm On Feb 01
Mumu country with wacky health care but noisy citizens on twitter bragging about Lagos and insulting african countries that have far more sophiscated society more than chaotic nigeria. Nigeria is a disgrace, it is such a disappointment to humanity. As we speak, no light here. But govt wants more than 30 percent of my money as tax but left me to take care of electricity, healthcare, even roads, we dey patch for here. Even security, we dey pay estate security, thunder fire those who have ruined this country. U know what? i hate Nigeria with so much passion. I hate the people who destroyed such a country with rare resources that could have changed this country for good.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Princedapace(m): 6:19pm On Jan 31
Baxilexi:
I’ve come to learn and accept that there would always be a dominant force in the world, either in the form of colonialism or financial imperialism and they will define morality. For weaker nations, the only question is, whose morality do you prefer.

China? Russia? The USA?

So, the question goes back to you. Would you like a Nigeria that mirrors the US in some regards or China? Or Russia?
China, pls
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Princedapace(m): 5:15pm On Jan 31
Baxilexi:
Now this is true comedy…

Putin wants to hold another front, just when Trump is considering giving him some breathing room. The other day Bangladesh nationals accused Russia of forced conscription, same with a few African countries.
The US should go ahead with the campaign.
China never risked 1 soldiers life for Russia I doubt they’d do it for Iran. With zero economic value to them.

Back to the main issue, @OP, I know Iranians, they hate what their country has become. Make your findings, the Shia population doesn’t represent the majority. They love music, movies, almost all I’ve met have tattoos.
They are proud Persians and want to return to their Persian ways. They don’t participate in Islamic extremist agendas.

Anyone who loves Iran should wish them true independence, democracy or a favorable monarchy not a theocracy.
I hope u will be happy if America wnts to force ur president out in Nigeria?
Politics › Re: Governor Okpebholo Orders 360 Billboards For Tinubu’s 2027 Re-Election Campaign by Princedapace(m): 3:28pm On Jan 31
AMINDA:
Sycophancy is not tantamount to love. Even though Tinubu and his minions seem to confuse the two. The governors know he loves sycophants so they are all acting the part. The first Nigerian president to have a special anthem for sycophants and to feed his fragile ego. Despite all these, Tinubu's low self-esteem somehow manages to show whenever he's out of the country, like we saw in Turkey.
This is why the governors dont perform, the federal mights help them rig election. This is why the governors no send citizens. Normally, if we ran Nigeria properly, people would pay more attentoon to their governors than the president. But the president in nigeria;s system is so powerful that governors fear him more than fearing their own citizens in their states. So, all u have to do is please the president and u will win.
Why does it work that way? Most Nigerians actually dont understand democracy till date. Like, maybe only 15 percent of Nigerians understand the idealogy of democracy. So, the politicians take advantage of this.
He did this with tax payers money, this is why I hate the idea of taxing my personal income here. The worse part is that the governor will use the money meant for public use to ass lick president and the governor can lock u up for questioning him even though the money is not his own money.
Business › Re: I Run A Business And I Still Don’t Understand How The Tax System Works by Princedapace(m): 1:56pm On Jan 31
nnadychuks:
I’m a business man.
I buy and sell, more like I’m into commerce.
All I know is there’s increment in tax for everyone.

I’ve done my research, nothing still. Prices of goods are going up due to this tax increment, so indirectly it affects me. but I’m still to understand how this tax system affects traders directly.

Do they tax our total bank transfers by a percentage or what? Cos from what I read online, it affects everybody.

Pls note I have no issues paying tax. I just need to understand how it works on all Nigerians. And I believe there are people who are as confused as I am
So, u dont have issue paying tax that they have been looting for decades just as they loot ur natural resources.
Romance › Re: France Moves To Abolish Concept Of Marital Duty To Have Sex by Princedapace(m): 12:01pm On Jan 31
Ironfaceman:
This most be the most disgusting read I've seen today.

Without sex there's no relationship, man got into marriage to fulfil a sacred order and sex is one of it.

It's in the vow for better or worst in sickness and in health.

If you most take permission to have sex with your wife, you might as well pay a woman money for sex.

Whereby the objectivity of sex has been fettered to reason.
They even said this: "The proposed law also makes it impossible to use lack of sexual relations as an argument in fault-based divorce."

Can u imagine? The men are cooked. Who are these modern men? Why are they this weak? Like u cant even opt of marriage becus of poor sex from ur partner. WTF
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 11:54am On Jan 31
grandstar:
Buhari came to fight but ended up worsening it. It was much worse under him.

No one is saying corruption is good, but an economy can still grow under high levels of corruption, This was the cae of China and South Korea.

What is most important is for the government to set up economic policies that will make the economy grow by at least 8% annually for at least a decade.
Simple: invest in ur education like China did to produce high intelligent individuals who now manufacture what the entire world consume. U dont invest in education, u rather spend billions taking care of politicians and their wives and girfriends and u want to grow ur economy like China? hahaahahahahaahha
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 1:20pm On Jan 30
alobright17:
You're not talking about government that'll development anything because military regime has nothing with development,all the coup in Africa has been for selfish ambition,greed and let me be the one chopping it not the other person .

You don't care about Obi and co but you care about one military man that'll do coup and capture power abi ? So what is the guarantee that the person is even going to do better ?

Mention one military man or men that you'll say this man will do best for us Nigerians.

Your hate for Tinubu is the only reason why you are calling for coup d'etat rather than another democratically elected leader.

Coup for Army to come and rule us ? Kai this guy you should be ashamed for saying this .
U arent getting it, civilians have ruled many african countries for 50 years plus, yet these countries are lavishing in poverty while the ruling class buy exotic cars in UK, france, Dubai, etc. Are u not worried about the cause of military coupes? The cause has alawys been failed civilian rule. If the civilains have ruled well, no body in this world would want to wish them out.
African countries with a bit of bettter life no reach 6 countries. The rest are choatic with civilians looting away the continents resources to buy endless cars, endless houses, hijack the judiciary, electoral commission, police, etc. Shame no dey catch una?
Politics › Re: UK Court Names Tinubu, Osinbajo, Aluko In Diezani Alison-Madueke Corruption Trai by Princedapace(m): 12:17pm On Jan 30
Kemetian:
This is the same PDP that wants to come back and rule, in the name of ADC or whatever stupid name they are calling themselves now with Atiku and Obi.
What Buhari men did will shock U more.
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 12:11pm On Jan 30
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Solutionme:
Some of you just don’t think. All is well. Hatred for someone else is why some people remain stagnant. Are we suffering in Nigeria? Yes. Is coup the answer? No. Are the politicians stealing? Yes. Is the regime working? Yes, it is. No matter how insignificant it looks. If we want a regime change then let’s do it democratically. But let’s call a spade a spade, this coup is a bad thing.
Through electoral process that is corrupt and keep paying politicians so well while the rest of the country suffer massively ?
Africa is experiencing coupe because the citizens are tired of failed politicians who keep looting, being trabalistic and can't provide ordinary water and electricity in 21 century. Many countries in Africa are struggling today because of extreme corruption by the politicians. I just feel sorry for the continent. With the rising population and terrible living conditions s eh, na die for the continent because one day e go burst up
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 12:03pm On Jan 30
anonimi:
Why do you want military officers to take away your ability to make inputs into how your local, state and federal governments are run?

Did we not have recycled military coupists as civilian presidents for 16 of the first 24 years of our return to democracy? What improvement did they make?

What improvements did our country experience under military regimes since January 1966 compared to civilian democracy?

Why choose to return to the Pakistani path of military dictators instead of continuing in the Indian path of democracy? Why should we be so hopeless and helpless, instead of increasing our participation in the political and governance processes including advocacy for our country to better look like what we want it to look like huh


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Who Dy Bleep told U that we have right to make input? Did they ask us when they signed agreement with France and refused to even make the agreement open to us?
Which inputs Fe U talking about? Did we tell them to use 7b for solar in Aso Rock. Like what inputs do we really make in democracy in Africa ?
We have asked for water, electricity, security, for decades since I was a child, have then given us?
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 12:02pm On Jan 30
anonimi:
Why do you want military officers to take away your ability to make inputs into how your local, state and federal governments are run?

Did we not have recycled military coupists as civilian presidents for 16 of the first 24 years of our return to democracy? What improvement did they make?

What improvements did our country experience under military regimes since January 1966 compared to civilian democracy?

Why choose to return to the Pakistani path of military dictators instead of continuing in the Indian path of democracy? Why should we be so hopeless and helpless, instead of increasing our participation in the political and governance processes including advocacy for our country to better look like what we want it to look like huh


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Who Dy Bleep told U that we have right to make input? Did they ask us when they signed agreement with France and refused to even make the agreement open to us?
Which inputs Fe U talking about? Did we tell them to use 7b for solar in Aso Rock. Like what inputs do we really make in democracy in Africa ?
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 12:01pm On Jan 30
alobright17:
Just say you hate Tinubu , why will any sane person clamoring for a military coup in Nigeria? Do you want OBI Atiku e.t.c or coup ? If coup happens none of them will smell the seat ever again.

Don’t use hatred you have for one person to cause harm to millions .

Go and do the coup since that’s what you want .
What is my benefit if Obi and Atiku wins? We are talking about government that can make Nigeria develop, pls. Namibia has electricity. I'm tired of buying fuel and using generator to sleep at night or watch my child sleep under heat. I'm tired.
Democracy has failed just as military regime. Nigerians have suffered so much.
Health care, zero. Even health workers are on strike while presidency has 7b budgeted for solar, godddss
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 11:58am On Jan 30
[quote author=oaktown101 post=138305713]I am very sorry for kids like you that just write without consideration for the consequences of what they wrote about. You are supporting treasonable felony. May God save you from rotting in jail if DSS pick you up. You are supporting truncating democracy? It is death sentence in China. [/quote
Corruption is also death sentence in china. Why can't that be same in Nigeria ?
Democracy with no electricity and water? Most nigeians are codedly tiered of the so called corruption in Nigeria o.
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by Princedapace(m): 11:51am On Jan 30
grandstar:
He wanted to become a billionaire like his military predecessors who cashed out big time when they ruled, but his coup plot failed.

It would have destroyed the economy. The only way they claim legitimacy is by offering populist policies that would destroy the economy like bringing back fuel subsidies.
But Tinubu budgeting 7b and 10b for solar last year and this year won't destroy the economy ?
The life style of the politicians who waste public funds won't destroy the economy ? Sometimes I wonder if people like U are just wicked.
Nigeria problem is poor investment in competent education and waste of public funds through politicians life style, families and girlfriends.
The money spent on Vice president alone can put our local league in good faith which will boost tourism, creates massive jobs and improve economy. U can't fool people like me.
Politics › Re: Stanley Amadi Arrested For Role In “Coup Plot” Against Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 11:39am On Jan 30
meobizy:
He was likely promised the role of tourism minister. This will be the first twenty-first century coup experienced in Nigeria.

Why are coups still a thing in Africa? Them swear for this continent? Why don’t they happen in developed nations?
Coup happen here because we don't have electricity in 21 century, we don't have water, we have politicians who loot the entire generation dry, elections are rigged with impunity, courts are compromised. Masses suffer so much. No advancement since civilians took over. Constitutions are not even respected. The thing is there is nothing tangible the civilian rule can boost of. The people of west Africa still run out of the regions more due to extreme under development.
Politics › Re: Suspected Coup Plotters Planned To Truncate Buhari’s Handing Over To Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 9:38pm On Jan 29
Gajagojo:
It is quiet.?

You don't know where to buy megaphone?
Dey play. Just by standing agaisnt Tinubu during election o, igbos never rest. from twitter to facebook to radio, to tv, to properties demolision, to even openly making tribal statements by top yoruba politcians, pastors, celebrities, omo. Now, northerners dared yorubas, tried to elimiate their son, everywhere calm grin
Politics › Re: Suspected Coup Plotters Planned To Truncate Buhari’s Handing Over To Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 9:33pm On Jan 29
Gajagojo:
To discuss among themselves or with you?
You sound 'stupid
Well, if the officers were igbos, omo, yorubas would have been all over twitter, radio stations, tv, talking about it and how igbos are enemies of yorubas, bla bla, that was what he meant. Look at the magnitutude of such crime from one region and everywhere is quiet. Omo, if the identies were igbos eh, this country would have not rested with this news. Just elections o, yorubas took it personal and attacked igbos everywhere grin
Politics › Re: How DSS, CDS Oloyede foiled plot To Assassinate Tinubu, Others - Premium Times by Princedapace(m): 8:05pm On Jan 29
As for me o, since civilian politicians have refused to have sense but have chosen to loot endlessly, as I type now, there is no light in our place in 2026 o, 2026 o. No water, i just finished purchasing bottle water grin

Honestly, if they had succeded, i would have been happy. There is no benefit from these civilians. They have loot this country dry.
As for those who do crime like this, it is stupid of u all to communicate via ur phones.

It is also stupid of u all to have a meeting with ur phones even though u dont on it, phones have audio chips that listens to what u say and phone companies have access to these records. Even if u didnt use ur phone or put in it flight mode, the audio chips work grin.

Crimes like this arent and shouldnt be done with any device present even if off including ur car, ur TV, ur smart watches, ur radio, ur phones, etc. Anything modern now have rely chips.
U wana do stuff like this without foreign backers by super power? Build ur own communication systems
Celebrities › Re: Kunle Remi Slams Lagos Portrayal During Ishowspeed’s African Tour by Princedapace(m): 9:54am On Jan 28
Thewrath:
Citizens of other countries were busy showcasing their beautiful cultures and talents,and one lunatic is busy waiting for ministry of tourism to show him beautiful things..

They even attempted to make him accept he is of yoruba origin due to tribalism, but dude say na lie.

Tribalism made him not see the beautiful parts of Nigeria.
I saw that. Nigeria is a mess shaa. Why impose tribe to someone who visited Nigeria where we have three major tribes and a lot of other tribes? They wanted to yoruba the guy. It failed. Such a useless country.
Politics › Re: National Grid Collapses Again Second Time In 2026, Recovery Ongoing by Princedapace(m): 12:07am On Jan 28
lexxwiz:
You make 2k and they just drain 1k8 from you by proxy of stress, no light, frustration, depression and medical conditions accumulated and complied by the present Nigerian system. For the past one month, I have spent nothing less than 300,000 on just generator.! My hustle requires me to always have light. Going green isn’t cheap either! And for how long will a man keep hustling and no savings? Is constant electricity impossible or what? Like what would it take? Cant a state of emergency be declared on just this power issue alone Atleast?
Go and read one of my lamentation on this. Guy, some of us spend almost 8m yearly on generator and fuel. U cant save anything, now, govt wants to even take more from u via tax. I dont understand these guys. Why are they so wicked? I don run mad
Politics › Re: Tinubu Hale, Hearty After Minor Stumble In Türkiye - Onanuga by Princedapace(m): 9:28pm On Jan 27
fitinwell:
He should have just stayed in his country and address the host using Whatsapp Video call...

It's cheaper and safer...

That's how to work smart and save cost...
U dont know that this is one of the ways these officials working with him make mad money? Didnt u see same with Buhari? he was alawys going on so called trips and promising to bring back huge investments. A good country sells it self. These guys will inflate prices most like and pocket a lot. Those working and arranging these stuff make mad money off tax payers and national resources income grin
Politics › Re: Tinubu Hale, Hearty After Minor Stumble In Türkiye - Onanuga by Princedapace(m): 9:23pm On Jan 27
AMINDA:
Correct. It wasn't that deep. He was only greeting the ground.
Omo, that lips bending is for stroke o. Hope all is well with him shaa
Business › Re: Panic As LIRS Moves To Debit Personal Bank Accounts Over Unpaid Taxes by Princedapace(m): 2:05pm On Jan 27
Dennisochampa:
Tax evasion is a serious offence in every country around the world... While this might be painful to experience, I think it's needed to help make people develop the habit of paying their taxes...
The arguments of a lot of Nigerians how ever is that they do not see a reason to pay taxes.... Because the ones they have paid before are not used for what it's meant to... This is an issue the government needs to address.... Infrastructure, health, education, welfare and benefits etc.... These things must begin to manifest to improve the confidence of people while paying their taxes
Let them manifest it first. U must not tax people like countries without resources. What Nigeria has is corruption. U cant be taxing blessed lands like Europens who arent blessed in resources. U tax small and utilize the god given resources to manufacture finished goods that u can consume locally and export. That is how u grow ur country. Not by taking 70 percent of the money from resources to take care of politicians and their families and side chicks. Nigerians will reduce keeping money in the bank. This will back fire. People will move money to hardwallet for crypto. It is better kept there for ur generation than to gift it to politicians to enjoy side chicks and buy properties abroad.
I provide my own electricity 70 to 80 percent, use private schools, use private healthcare, pay for estate security and u want to tax me up to 40 percent in total tax? U dey mad? Plus our resources u have hijacked to ur self alone. U dey mad? Becus we are cowards here no mean sey we be fools.
Business › Re: Rewane Pegs Naira’s True Value At ₦1,257/$, Says Currency Undervalued By 11% by Princedapace(m): 11:28am On Jan 27
Tgini:
brother you are late to the party , a lot of young people are already investing in agriculture. i have a friend who has invested over 150 million in agriculture in the last 3 years , i also have another friend who exports tons of cashew nuts and sesame seeds. everything no be government, agriculture na business at the end of the day .
while some people are waiting for government to spoon feed them others see opportunity and invest. The only thing government can do is give agricultural loans to already established farmers . My guy collected over 50millon in agric loans last year. There is no how nigeria won't import , we cannot produce everything we consume, the most important thing is to balance our trade deficits, export as much as we import .
Hahahaaha, people like u make me laugh. Govt is not spoon feeding anyone. The duty of govt all over the world is to make the environment conducive for business to strive.
U mentioned u have a friend who has done this and that, then why is ur naira falling? It is trading almost at 1500 today. After all the gragra by gvt, it still failing. Do u know why? Ur country is poor in manufacturing.
Without electricity, there cant be strong manufacturing base. The people u mentioned are like drop of water in the ocean. U need strong Science driven society to achieve development.
Can u produce smart TV in mass? Can ur society convert ur raw materials into finished goods?
Farmlands have been raised and destroyed by herdsmen, that is a big issue. I can get killed in my farmland, my investments can be destroyed by cows. These are the issue. Gvt needs to fix these things, they are paid to do so, but they wont and people like u think people are lazy? Nigerians are among the most hard working set in this life. If i tell how I grew my self within the past 5 years, u wont believe. Not many countries have such hard working citizens. Nigeria govt failed her people
Business › Re: Rewane Pegs Naira’s True Value At ₦1,257/$, Says Currency Undervalued By 11% by Princedapace(m): 8:59am On Jan 27
bunmioguns:
N1,257 sounds theoretically sound using Purchasing Power Parity, but the 'Nigerian Factor' and our heavy reliance on imports always create a gap between theory and reality. If we can't fix productivity and crude oil theft, 'fair value' will remain a dream on paper.
Without science and sound agricultural system, nigeria will never achieve development, even if she taxes are citizens 80 percent of their personal income and other taxes.
Invest in sound education and prriotize science, make agriculture attractive for young people. Take one thing ur citiznes import a lot, call ur professors in ur FG universities to round table talk, tell them who ever has the framework to replicate that will be given grant, and good money. Let them go to do their research, produce a prototype, mass produce it, gradually, ur citiznes will start using that insteead of importing. Get lands and give out for free to certain age bracket solely for agriculture, provide the incetive for the business and let them pay gradually back at good rate.
Politics › Re: Coup plot: Sixteen officers arrested, to face military panel by Princedapace(m): 5:40pm On Jan 26
Yankiss:
Coup plotting is not helpful and has never helped the country. Series of military interregnum has proved worse than civilian government. If proven the officers are in for a long day. Treason is tantamount to death penalty. But facing election year, their conviction might be commuted to life jail.
grin grin
There is no benefit of civilian rule either, just fear, that is all. People still get picked up for critizing govt. It is just a matter of time, Nigerai will explode. With this level of population and under employment and unemployment, it is just a matter of time.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukranians Jubilate As Electricity Is Restored To Their Homes (Video) by Princedapace(m): 12:58pm On Jan 25
Kaliningrad:


Their own situation is worse actually.

2 hours ON, 18 hours OFF.

And not everyday.
Nigeria is worse because we arent at war. And at my side, we only have light 2 hours in a week. It is a state capital and a popular side. Nigeria is shameless

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