₦airaland Forum

dvdwed:
Allowing them in your country is the error.

Incandescent:
If this is true then I'm highly disappointed.

Smh

Otuegbe:
This is good, please show enugu -onitsha rd

StaffofOrayan:
I honestly don't know what I would go find on Google when we are in the middle of a 10years insurgency that has given birth to banditry, and the resultant lack of farming in an otherwise self sufficient area

Has there been a revolution in health care?
I think not, even the president would disagree since him, his wife and son prefer foreign hospitals

There is an unprecedented drain of our skilled labour to more favorable countries. That should bother you

When a bag of rice exceeds the minimum wage, I don't know what else to say!

Sunstorm95:
Building and maintaining roads ,bridges and infrastructures is not a mystery. Don't compare failure with failure. Nigeria has an inefficient tax system and a lack of compulsory ID database to begin with . Nigerians don't pay tax only depend on free allocation which makes the politicians lazy and uncountable and irresponsible. So what's the complaints about? How many homes on that street in the photo paid property tax this year ?

StaffofOrayan:
Economic development of a country can be measured by its per capita income, literacy rate, health status, infant mortality rate and life expectancy of persons living in that country.

Everything mentioned there is on a decline
Let's stop all these feel good rhetorics PLS

StaffofOrayan:
I just laugh when people fight here on which state is better, it's all crap! EVERYTHING

Sunstorm95:
Also profile the Millions of Nigerians who do not pay taxes(property tax,sales tax,income tax etc) . Nigeria loses $40 billion dollars in tax and fine evasions each year due to inefficient or non existent system.

luvmijeje:
So this protest will bring portable water, stable electricity, good roads and after this protest I will be able to afford anything I want?

Time wasters.

Bialegend:
What a grand foolish black man. Selfish in nature. Because of the little money you earn, your selfish means should supercede the collective good of others. Google Belarus and see what's going on there since over 2 months. Google about what happend in France recently. Black fool!

thebosstrevor1:
This shows Nigerian can't stand on their own.

That the Nigerian mind needs foreigners to approve their stuff before it is legit.

All i see is inferiority complex, a defeatist mentality

Juliusmalema:
If the protest didn't reach its climax of EndNigeria then the whole effort is in vain

AlexBells:
Shuting down the internet will be useless and will trigger a big protest like #Bringback our internet. International players will fully come in.
Shuting down the internet will trigger the following.
1. Critical Economic Impact: Revenue of Internet Services providers would be at risk.

2. The Country's Banking sector will feel the impact as most transactions is done online as the pandemic progresses.

3. Shutting down the internet would be mutually restrictive and will make youth more restive.

4. Shutting down the internet does not mean the protest would stop, it just means that Nigerians in diaspora would be updating us on protest and venues via phone calls.

5. Shutting down the internet would mean that even Government bodies would also suffer.

Basically, the government idea of shutting down the internet is just like a sinking man clinging to a straw, it is a dumb move but who would blame them, it is just their limitations, if young people took part in the government in the first place they could have been briefed on how dumb that move is, even North Korea did not shut down the entire internet, unless they mean shutdown social networks at which way, we will bypass it with VPN
Buttom line, shutting down the internet is a dumb move

tensazangetsu20:
What a very stupid posts. Is it the Nigerian people that closed the borders which led to the inflation and increase of food? Is it the Nigerian people borrowing loans from China which has not been used to do anything?

Psalmistproject:
Not while foreign expatriates and assets exist in this country. The likes of UK, USA, CHINA WILL ROAST THEM WELL. ..

youngeagle:
Mumu people, upgrade the ones you have to world standards first

Wiseandtrue:
wicked president, Coconut head!!!

No be the person wey chop + belle full dey board flight

Amotolongbo:
The airports on ground aren’t perfectly and efficiently maintained, the minister is thinking of adding more problems

Elvictor:
always engaging in something for the rich.

BigSarah:
Who would utilize these airports, people that are jobless and oppressed..

FAAN even said a only Lagos, ph, Abj, imo ,Kano airport is profitable... This administration likes profitless ventures

Biodun556:
As a former student union leader and stakeholder in student struggle, am amazed in what is happening in student union activities these days, just view the official vehicle of the NANS President.

And just yesterday Danielson Bamidele Akpan, the President was impeached by the Senate arm of NANS for allegedly embezzling $200k (N76.2m)during an emergency meeting.

But some people want us to believe that our problems are caused by some particular set of People.

Today student union leaders already own houses while in school from just being student union leaders and our 'YOOTS' see and hail them. Let me repeat, anybody who truly love Nigeria will demand total REORIENTATION.

We are all guilty in the failure of the Nigerian project and we must change our ways. Yes the @PoliceNG should be reformed just like the Civil Service, Elective Offices, Education, Private Companies, Churches and even homes. Anything short of that is a total waste of time.

As copied

Danzakidakura:
Project on paper.

RuudVanNisteroy:
They were born on this soil and share the skin with us. It is prosposterous to say they were not our people. They betrayed us for silver like Judas.

RuudVanNisteroy:
Lets us focus on our own people that betrayed our trust and led Nigeria to the path of becoming the poverty capital of the world.

RuudVanNisteroy:
The Economist who are more qualified that you subjective opinion. Former EFCC boss,Nuhu Ribadu, at the time put the figure at $380 billion dollars.