Styluss:
TBH, I am a muslim, but Seun was actually being logical with the questions, he claimed equality for everyone and he asked why not thesame for the other gender? He could explain the reasons based on his own understanding of religion, but its not tenable because he claimed everyone is equal in the mosque.
I will be called a Yoruba muslim shaa, so I understand

Onyiiobi7735:
That Ortom deserves any insult heaped upon him.A man who couldn't decisively handle the issue of farmers-herdsmen crisis in his state.He was waiting for Bubu to tell him what to do, and I heard he was even owing workers while in office.

mrvitalis:

Just realized I was talking to a socialist
Sorry

mrvitalis:

You produce what we can yes, but who produce it matters... You can't destrupt an already established market structure... It would fail

That is probably why most government interventions failed ,

mrvitalis:

You think a manufacturer without a distribution network would succeed? When there is an alternative?

You obviously don't own a business it's obvious

mrvitalis:

Try that n watch remittances reduce by 80%

Most remittances now come in through the crypto currency channel, easier , faster, and cheaper

The only way to ease pressure is why working with importers provide them credit to manufacture what they import in Nigeria, don't give credit to none importers ooh

Criteria should be evidence of minimum of 7 years importation of that product, technical know how, well established distribution channels that can support the factory via guaranteed customers

But na they don't want to do they maybe simple because the importers are mostly from a region they don't like

MXrep:

love a life of stability, peace, respect and love. Things that are alien to you guys. . There is nothing same in the midst of poverty

MXrep:

And those who refused to allow Biafra know the implications unlike your empty brain.

Parisleo:


Are those courses really related to oil and gas

MXrep:

Fear fear cowards. Unity beggers

Johnjustice:
If you leave, believe me the state will find a better use for those space, land space is very expensive in Lagos now. Other Nigerians will easily replace you, the state will even have am opportunity to develop those markets to proper standards and make more money.

You need Lagos, Lagos don't need you. If you think am lying try and see, the state will be very happy if you leave, because you are creating space for more development, those market do not fit Lagos state mega city plan.

Fulaninigger:
What about El-Rufai?

QuotaSystem:

SOSinNigeria:

ednut1:
MRS oil is owned by dangote through his nephew abi na cousin . Hmmm

BlessedMaMaii:
I am a computer Engineer working in cybersecurity and information security space. Please what Professional body can I quickly join? I don't have anything to show as evidence of member of professional body. Thanks

Raheeqilmaktoom:
Hello all, please is it possible to change the chosen county in the FGM category and also can the intended course be changed?

EmperorHadrian2:


Now you are ready for your next red pill.

The most powerful arsenal the US has is its ability to weaponise the USD.

The USD is a debt instrument forced on the world .

It's the reason the US remains the largest consumer market without a production base to compensate for it.

Since 1945, the US held the largest debt to nations on earth owing to lend lease agreements to Britain and the USSR.

The US also financed post WW2 reconstruction on the condition that all western nations must deposit their gold reserves in the US Treasury in exchange for debt instruments aka the US fiat dollar.

Then in the 70's , Nixxon pulled the plug on the USD being backed by gold and since then the instrument is only backed by US military might. You refuse to trade in dollars, you get replaced asap.

Imagine having a printing machine to print infinite number of paper money and having everyone you interact with forced to take it in exchange for goods and services.

That's the US liquidity based scam economy that uses fiat currency and threat of war to force nations under their vassalage.

Qaddafi wanted out and promoted a gold backed currency and he was whacked off.

Hitler wanted nothing to do with the Jewish middle men and designed a currency backed by German production.

Putin is pushing a commodity based financial system away from London and New York and has the resources to back it.

Unittyy:
Akpabio was betrayed by his kinsmen, but rescued by Outsiders.

TemplarLandry:
Now it's clear they've been benefiting from the discrepancies of our economic system.

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MXrep:

Yorubas are the ones celebrating Dangote and claiming that Igbos hate the North. Shallow minded people

[quote author=Ihateheadslamer post=123823797]You ever wondered why Dangote is richer than Buhari and all of the past and present Nigeria leaders

TemplarLandry:
Now it's clear they've been benefiting from the discrepancies of our economic system.

Dabronze:
Are you telling me that Former CBN governor Emiefiele has delivered a lot good job to nigeria economy so far

FreeStuffsNG:
I am not disputing the fact that some may need to repatriate their profits earned here. I am just not carried away not to know that the interest of my own country comes first.

Airlines sell tickets in naira and want to repatriate in usd, in that case, they will wait until we have enough forex or take the naira like Russia did with EU. Emefiele is generally seen not to be doing things right but when he was encouraging them to invest in Nigerian export and keep 100% of the export proceeds overseas, he was doing protectionism not running free market.

The Asians doing business in Nigeria innovated and were able to move their profits out and that's why you do not see them complaining like those from the west who mostly want to come in briefcase to Nigeria to pack forex back home.

For years now, most of the cargo planes bringing goods to Nigeria go back empty and not until NAHCO got an Indian MD did these airlines realise they can partner with NAHCO to take Nigerian goods for export and since our CBN policy under Emefiele allows you to keep your export proceeds, they get paid from the export proceeds of NAHCO.

In business, if you don't innovate you die. Nigeria will not be a dumping ground and we will not open our stock exchange to unfettered free entry and free exit of hot money or proceeds of illicit funds.

They should bring in the forex as FDI like they were forced to do by Emefiele then grow and create value here, sell and repatriate real profits home.

Not for them to come in, pump Zenith bank share price to N120 from N30 then dump on Nigerians and take the naira capital gain to CBN , get USD and repatriate, creating no value for us and our economy.

banku:
Yes, it is true that Nigerians hardly pay taxes but if they do, it cannot strengthen the naira.

Let us cut the chase. It is a matter of supply and demand. They cannot satisfy the demand for foreign currencies.

Yes, it is what the printed paper can buy that increases the demand for foreign goods and services. What is wrong with our goods and services after 60 years?

The only time we had one naira to one and a half American dollars or when we had pound to British pound was when control was in place.

We must curb DEMAND for foreign currencies used to buy used goods, pins, pencils, foreign cotton materials has killed our clothing industries. Our London, Ijebu, Okrika tailors and designers are not replaced.

We are choking on foreign currencies to pays taxes on humongous houses and foreign schools where our children learn different accents or culture disrespecting ours.

Dapson73:
You must be a clown. Shettima knows Tinubu better than you do.

Zoulyadaini:
Regarding this NPA supplementary recruitment/replacement, are we not been told what we needed to hear?
Anywhere you asked, the answer is "SOON"..

Penguin2:
This northern girl on Twitter has just criticized the floating of the Naira as an anti-northern agenda or policy.

But would you blame her?

The disparity in exchange rate has been to the advantage of northern Bureau De Change (BDC) operators who source their dollars from the CBN, sometimes below official rate, and sell to the public at black market rate.

These guys dominated that section of financial business for decades and constituted themselves as cabals against every efforts that had hitherto been made to unify exchange rate in country.

For them, Nigerian economy can cripple, due to low Foreign Direct Investment occasioned by the multiple exchange rate regime, as long as they are feeding fat.

I don’t like Tinubu’s face, but his calls so far has been commendable. The leeches on Nigerian economy need to start being poured some insecticide so that Nigeria can survive.