₦airaland Forum

Watianoengineer:
Yet they keep blaming president Tinubu as if he is the cause of the current hardship. A country that imports common toothpick and produces nothing should not be surprised when hunger comes knocking. This is why we all have to support the renewed Hope Agenda of our president in turning things around for the greater good. It won't be easy but we will all smile at the end. Let's forget that inexperienced man called Peter Obi and his shenanigans and concentrate on our repositioning our country

grandstarrrr:
kk

iwaeda:
Tinubu said is free.

Beautifulday:
So they should share the money in the street? That money is going into capital investment or personal pockets

Orlu13:
so u mean only criminals deal in crypto... my friend u know nothing

all the money ur government ppl have been stealing since, was it thru crypto


after turning the country upside down with corruption and wack policies, u guys turn around that Blame crypto


I'm very sure u will soon blame opay, palmpay and kuda very soon...ndi ara

Mindlog:
Severally used it to exchange my naira to different currencies without stressing Nigerian banks nor BDC

I use my naira to pay for USDT/ETH/BTC from traders on exchanges selling in Naira, when received, I sell them to traders buying in Kenyan shillings and British Pounds, having them pay into my Kenyan and UK bank account, I also use it to remit funds back to Nigeria from these 2 countries.....so no pressure on Nigeriay banks

1x2x3:
You are blaming the P2P forgetting the real thieve are your bank MDs who CBN release $$$ to but you would never find the Dollars available to buy from them. Why would anyone want to buy $$ from P2P if banks are willing to sell?

The CBN sell $$ to the banks at N1500 the banks instead of selling to the public at N1550 they prefer to reserve it for politicians or BDCs at a much more higher rate like N1600. Politicians will take this money away and cause shortage while the rest that was sold to BDC will be resold at 1700.

Stop blaming P2P. If they Govt want to solve the problem then they should start with reshuffling things within. What you see is a Govt failing Govt or a clueless one.

iwaeda:
It was said, it will be free.

AqualinaXYZ:
FreestuffNg dey deceive yourself searching for orgasmm news by 12midnight



Una no see wetin to use brag again na to dey scamper propaganda up and down



You said you share free stuff that we should click on your Bio



Time to share free stuff give hungry Nigerians you run

matify83:
With the removal of fuel subsidy, it was only a matter of time before the once lucrative racketeering of fuel across the borders die a slow but agonizing death.

Also, the closure of some of our northern borders especially the Niger border due to ECOWAS sanctions on the coupist has drastically cut off a major artery for smuggled fuel.

Another master stroke may also have been the change of guard at the helms of the customs, immigration and other relevant bodies. The former heads may have turned a blind eye to smugglers and smuggling activities or were willing participants in the massive sleaze.

It is however not lost in this discuss that Nigerians have drastically cut down on the use of fuel due to the harsh economic climate. Generators are running less or not at all, people are commuting less and far between, disposable incomes are channelled into more gainful ventures than supporting luxury and a host of other factors.

willi926:
Will the Bandits and herdsmen allow them plant there crop and harvest them in peace

press9jatv:
Abeg where’s pretty beta Edu? 🐵🐵