₦airaland Forum

As of today, less than 3% of Nigerians have access to loans from the formal sector, and in a thriving economy, this figure should be at least 70%. However, our bankers have failed to develop the credit system in the country as it's much easier for them to earn fat interests and fees from government securities than to do the hard work of managing millions of small lenders with the higher attendant risk associated with lending to them.

Namdeenero:
😂😂😂 That “squeezed like a lemon” got me laughing really hard.. Hunter became hunted, predator became prey.. She no just gree for the man

Cruise777:
Nigerians are actually rich but very ignorant to understand

They have their own houses and cars yet compare themselves with people on Mortgage, Carloan, Prepaid iphone

World bank would guess and release statistics about people in Nigeria living on $1 dollar a day

Average Nigeria pays rent or own a house far higher than $1, we eat delicious meals far more than $1

fasmukol:
God's chosen people indeed!

Beccinome:
Ok

Khd95:
Dangote cement has the biggest supply chain in Africa, dangote cement is the costliest in Nigerian, so how you expect dangote refinery not to expensive

Anything more than than what 400/liter is nonsense because they told us dangote refinery will take care of local consumption and still export excess to other countries, there won’t be need for subsidy payment since we won’t be exporting petroleum again🤡😭😂

Seunpapa65:
If e like make your grandma give you inspiration
Wat I know is that make e cheap

bdon12:
U tink dangote will sell at naira?did he sign any agreement to do crude for product swap?these are d questions we should be asking.If there is no such agreement then remember remember its a business n petrol business is in usd all around d world

Bugcompiler:
Your ignorance is incurable. Let's show our work if you are man enough from your university. I hold distinction from the Fed Poly Nasarawa and the best graduating student in computer science, 2016. It's verifiable. Just ask of Debugger in the school. have built several portals for Nigerian govt. Among others with AI driven. You will go get some nonsense degree, jobless and come here to make noise. I hold Bs too and I have seen both sides. You keep generalising like a fool when knowledge depends on individual effort

sonnie10:
To be honest with you, a polytechnic graduate gets more credit hours than a university graduate when both are evaluated for admission by foreign schools.

Bugcompiler:
How do you know which institution category hijacked the syllabus? Are u the designer of the said syllabus? If you know exactly what we are talking about you will know it's a shame for any CS lect to draw a flowchart like a bag of groundnut. I'm sure you are holding a conversation in a field you know nothing about. You are one of those bent at reducing poly graduates to near nothing.

pquaver:
These are zhe people supporting obi... The don't have any idea how an economy works and ripple effect... What u u expect? Nigeria dodge bullet ooo. People who supported the destruction of our homeland in search of utopia Biafra.. How can he understand what u said

wis3:
Only way this refinery benefits the average Nigerian man is obit drives the price of petrol to say at least #350 per liter. Everything's so expensive because petrol is expensive.

ILoveNG:
As someone who has never set foot on the prestigious grounds of OAU, you need to familiarize yourself with how things are done in OAU before making this uninformed assertion.

Good-day

WantsandMore:
both the EE & CE graduates make it possible cos I don't understand studying such courses for years & non of the products can boast of a patent to solve local problems. At least the Technicians from P/C know their jobs but the designers are falling short of their task. It's terrible. Infact this is why more P/C graduate think they should be equal to EE/CE graduate when infact it shouldn't be a debate. Both are supposed to be efficient in their jobs creating a balance ecosystem & harmony

ILoveNG:
The university never denied admitting her. She was only accused of not doing course registration at the time she was supposed to.

ILoveNG:
Osagie wasn't denied admission, nor was her admission denied by the university. Her certificate was simply held pending a decision on it.

The things you mentioned may have their roots in public institutions, but these irregularities have become the norm in your schools, as long as they bring in money.

I know You know this. Instead of calling for its eradication to improve the quality and standards of private schools, you’re here defending it.