₦airaland Forum

The comments section shows that 99% of people commenting did not bother to read the letter. They were just swayed by the sensational headline. Who do our people this mu. mu thing. Na wa o

This back up plan is what 99.9% of relationship people do. Its nonsense, thats the main reason for paternity fraud that has become very rampant now. Everybody is having this, thus nothing like love again.

Westchester:
I went to this local restaurant to eat and was told this food costs a whopping sum of two thousand, two hundred naira
Do you think it’s worth it

Nigerians too funny o, abeg OP, exactly what kind of meat is that. Ordinary pomo or cow head ??

I'm a very honest and good person, truthful to a very high degree. Its not a very good trait as people tend to ride on you when they get to find out this personality. Nowadays, i try not to be a very good person, i try to properly scrutinze, i learn to distrust heavily and doubt whatever i cannot prove. If i must be good, you must be good. If you are otherwise, i will force myself to be too.

nototribalist:
ok

You and who dey stand with who ??
Abeg, I'm just a spectator

Taylor94:
Return money for Tinubu regime keh



95% of Nigerians won’t return that money for this economy


The remaining 5% that will return is fear of not being traced


And why parading the man? He’s not a thief


No be the same thing Tinubu did in Chicago say he dey chill on him own $460k enter his account

Nor be errybody get wicked mind

Bliss52:
It simple logic

With Subsidy petrol was 200 to 300 when NNPC brought Fuel, Bovas and AA Rano sold lesser

With NNPC now a private company and each market sold Petrol at any price

PENGASSAN immediately started selling at 600 even when they still had old stock in their thank

Now same PENGASSAN said Subsidy is back, then why exactly are they still selling at 600 ?!



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This your analysis is very funny. It clearly shows that a lot of Nigerians still do not fully understand the meaning of subsidy.

Caleb15:
Oweoba, you go don settle wahala tire

obembet:
Delta craz small o, I don't like Thier wahala at all

Normally whahala dey errywhere. Its easy to settle here if you can have one person thats speaks the language on your side

obembet:
Delta craz small o, I don't like Thier wahala at all

Na just to dey follow them with sense.

Kobojunkie:
Again, You are saying almost the same thing OP is, so don't dare beat your chest thinking yourself better than him. NO be the parents of those wey dey those industrialized countries build those countries so their children can have a better chance? Why didn't your parents do the same in Nigeria were you live?

Thank you sir. I nor fit argue over errything.

I live in delta state

I'v visited imo state
Edo state (school)
Lagos state
Ogun state (NYSC)
Anambra state (origin)
Niger state
Abuja

Delta state has been and is still the best state for me. Things plenty to like about Delta state. They have their own wahala though.

Kobojunkie:
You are saying almost the same thing OP is, so don't dare beat your chest thinking yourself better than him. NO be the parents of those wey dey those industrialized countries build those countries so their children can have a better chance? Why didn't your parents do the same in Nigeria were you live in?

How e take be thesame thing. Una sef na wa o. OP was talking about the wealth grade/status of his parents. And i'm saying i dnt feel bad about my parents own. I just feel bad about this country where its difficult to live ones dreams.

ufotunang:
..so must he eat in the canteen every day and everytime ...3 times a day without paying

If he can pay, then he should keep eating.

Chingyyy878:
I’m sure most of us here can relate, you’ll be considering if you should run away and you will be asking God why you didn’t come from Otedola’s family.

When you see your friends with rich parents and you will be like God why me 😢.


It’s crazy !!

My parents were not wealthy, but i'v never wished for wealthier parents. I'v only wished to be born in a better country. A more industrialised one. I'm mostly contented with whatever they offer me

Zee0007:
If you want your wife's business to grow, you have to pay when you go to her shop. However, if your wife doesn't cook at home or can't package your food at home. Then there is a problem. Both of you need to sit down like mature adults and discuss your feeding plan.

One bottle of cold orijin for you. Straightforward.

Yes

Abeg, make una rest with all these una fake stories.

Yankee101:
They create fake accounts to prove to investors that they have plenty of customers then seek high and run away. This is criminal and they should rectify or be shut down

You have not made any sense o. Are you a bot or a human

OlujobaSamuel:
The one for my sis isn't having any transaction. It's just the erroneous transfer that the sender called her for, but based on the name on the account, the registration happened about 3yrs ago when she was in school

Very good. We can see that this wasn't a glitch from Opay. Thank you.

OlujobaSamuel:
I don't think so. I will check my active account to see if it can be checked

The very first transaction will be registered (date and time).
I do feel someone might have registered the numbers that are showing on opay. I'v tried alot of numbers and no one is showing a name.

OlujobaSamuel:
No, there won't be any transaction on it.
Someone mistakenly transferred money to my sis account (phone number) 2months ago, she is not having an opay account according to her, we asked the person that sent the money for the account details which he sent.
It was her phone number but different names, the name ring a bell with her, so I tried logging in, we don't know the password, we requested for a reset, upon login, it was only the fund that was there, no transaction, no account records or details of customer.
No pin setup sef, so I set up a pin and transferred the fund back to the owner.

Hmmm this one get as e be o. There is no way to check date it was registered.

Naughtysex:
I just checked my Glo line and it shows i have Opay account, this is really crazy.

Log in to the account and you'll be surprised that you opened it yourself.

Badadvisor:
No Bro i have sent several mails to both banks and still stories on stories.
Try to make a transfer to one of your contact who's not registered with opay, omit the first number and you'd see the details of the person even if he or she never registered with opay.
I'm 100 percent sure about what I'm saying

This isn't true na. Do you have a contact that you are sure is 100% not registered with opay ??.
Your own number that you have access to. Let us try to get to the root of these rumours

Ekejoestar:
What's really going on cos I checked my number using my access Bank app and it showed that it was registered on Opay and I can't even remember registering the number gan gan.

Though I use Opay for my daily transaction, but I think this might be a glitch

I want to confirm something please. Can you actually log in to opay with the said number so that we can see if any transactions has been done with the account

FreeStuffsNG:
When you spend all day on Nairaland with your negative mindset , insulting everyone including the leaders and the land till it withheld its blessings from you and you fail to meet the right set of people who can teach you the right legitimate way to go about it, everything will remain hard for you nah.

There's a Korean proverb that if you see nail in every issue presented to you, instead of using your brain to solve it, you will be looking for hammer.

There's no where in the world where entrepreneurs find it easy so stop deceiving yourself. It's very very hard and that's why most people don't take the Entrepreneurial journey. Export business is particularly hard everywhere in the world!

The Founder of one of those 5 companies is a Nigerian like you, he did not even go to school like you! Yet, he started learning commodities traidng in his late teens and early 20s in the old western region then proceeded to farming and buying cocoa beans then exporting overseas, he is in his 80s 0r 90s today and still Chairman of the company. Behind his success is about 60 active years of intense hardwork and positive mindset. Today, one of his Children, who are very well educated, is the CEO of the company. The company he founded in his 20s is today the highest indigenous non oil forex earner. That's powerful. What then is your own excuse? Social media entertainment and cyberbullying addiction? Smh

Quit decieving yourself. Business is hard everywhere in the world and Nigeria is no exception.

Below is a short video of an American entrepreneur swearing in a court deposition and you can see him admit he has problems and how stressed he is. Entrepreneurship is for the bold and positive minded who are teachable too.
https://youtube.com/shorts/u1S1CTQMjlY?si=nkffiIrJ9Q7t7pyb

You nairalanders can be funny, why dnt you people throw sentiments away before making claims or assertions. What you quoted and this epistle you wrote, how them take resemble ehh ??

JuanDeDios:
@bolded. You're frankly hilarious.

other better forms of renewable energy. After all the research shell and co. Did on getting bio energy from sources like sugarcane, et al. Where did it get to ??

JuanDeDios:
Hmm. Read what I wrote again. This time s.l.o.w.l.y.

Ok, let me simplify it further, using numbering.
1. International trade in cassava is a small market today (In fact, we're not currently growing it as an export commodity, as most of what we grow is consumed here. Something important happened in the cassava industry in 2002 that told me a lot about that sector, but I won't bother you with that.).
2. But huge opportunities exist for its GROWTH.
3. Number 2 is true especially because the world is hungry for bioethanol, as it's running away from fossil fuel.
4. If 2 is true and there's money to be made, people will go into it, we will scale up production the way Malaysia scaled up palm oil.
5. Other countries too.

I expect you to come back and repeat the same you've already raised 3 times and received a response to - before and above.

#Okbye

You think you are making sense bro.
Something happened in 2002 and we are in 2023.
Cassava has very little uses. It has little or no economic importance. People are moving to other better forms of renewable energy. Cassava has no economic strength, simple!

If 2 is true ?? Are you serious ??

JuanDeDios:
Understanding comes with reading to understand. Read what I wrote, and then read what you wrote in response in bolded. You don't understand, so you're repeating yourself and raising a point I already admitted and responded to.

I'm not sure you understood what you wrote yourself. If the total cassava 'economy' is very small, what do we stand to gain even if we control 100% of it ??

TheGoodJoe:

You can't gain from such without massive investment. No matter the program you have, you need capital to get to the end users. In Nigeria, our political system makes a large chunk of our resources end at the tables of politicians. That is why nothing works. Not that there are no products to export and trade for revenue.

So where does the problem lie and how do we derive a solution. Because i know that this stupid commodify nonsense is just hullabaloo

JuanDeDios:
What are you talking about? So the US has to get Venezuelan currency anytime oil is paid for in dollars? We're talking about China sourcing naira to pay for cassava - no, we don't give them yuan in return.

Do you know how much Malaysia was making from palm oil in the 70's? Zero dollar. How much they're making today? Google it (you know a thing or two about googling). You're ignoring the vast opportunities for expansion that exist cassava since the world is trying desperately to run away from fossil fuel and looking for the likes of ethanol. And 0.5 or how much you say it is currently isn't nothing - since there is no cost to commodifying the naira using cassava.

I dont understand your first paragraph, do rephrase.
The demand for cassava is very very low. Its not something that makes sense economically. Comparing cassava to palm oil is very hilarious. What is the total world revenue from cassava ??

JuanDeDios:
How does using the cassava to commodify the naira amount to "building our currency around" it or stop you from using it for other things? Is it either or?

And what's "economic feasibility"? You're out of our depth.

Economic feasibility: the degree to which the economic advantages of something to be made, done, or achieved are greater than the economic costs.
Say every country agrees to this plan, how much will it generate, less than 0.5bn.
Now, we have to agree to pay china in yuan, US in dollar, etc. Whether they use our cassava, we must get their own currency to pay them for whatever we get from them. Remember that we are largely consumers than producers.


Who'll loose out economically (economic feasibility)