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Hezmatosky210:SHUT UP AND STOP TALKING RUBBISH. NO, WE DON'T USE ABANDONED PLASTIC DRUMS IN NIGERIA TO SAIL ACROSS LAKES. WE USE BOATS, SO SHUT UP. |
Jakarta:USE YOUR BRAIN. BEING AT WAR DOES NOT MEAN YOUR COUNTRY SHOULD BE WORSE OFF THAN EVERYWHERE ON EARTH. PLUS FAR MORE WHITES FLED THEIR COUNTRIES TO LIVE IN AFRICA THAN THE NUMBER OF AFRICANS IN RUSSIA AND UKRAINE, SO SHUT UP. |
Tonnyray:Hmmmmm....I didn't even think of that. You have a very good point. It's the sort of thing he would do. Jibiti man. |
Jakarta:When Russia and Ukraine are wasting 25,000 lives a month in their war, do you label all Europe as wartorn? Nonsense. |
Historyrewrites:Where is Rand Digital? Rand Digital, this looks very different from the paradise you always portray your country as. You must be collecting the South African equivalent of our infamous '30K stipend' to post your propaganda. |
Jakarta:Stop talking nonsense. This is about SOUTH Africa. Leave "Africa" out of your mouth, okay? |
[quote author=treesun post=141142550]"Tinubu has failed, his incompetence has made many businesses die. Don't let him come back for a 2nd term" — OBJ EFCC should ask this man questions about the $16 billion he claimed to have used to fix power supply during his tenure. If he was in China, he would have been subjected to a public execution by now. Not coming on TV to insult the man who came in to fix the mess he and the rest of his fellow PDP CROOKS created in 16 years of unbridled corruption and misgovernance. NOTE that he never actually says what the government has done wrong and how to fix it. He KNOWS the fuel subsidy, for which Buhari borrowed $10 billion in the 2022 budget, was unsustainable, and Tinubu had no choice but to scrap it. But he won't say that, because that would be absolving Tinubu of blame, contrary to his Obidient agenda. |
Favourjackipali:Cranberry juice. Strawberry juice. Raspberry Juice or Ribena. |
RISQUE:No more sit at home? When did you become "Nigerian"? |
helinues:He is so transparent. A shameless opportunist and hypocrite. |
AWONEYAN:Don't mind him. The same FG he lambasts daily. The Flamingos won due to FG commitment to their welfare and training facilities, etc. Before shaking hands with them and joining in their glory, he should commend the NFF and FG who made it possible. |
JuanDeDios:Those are individuals with various allegiances. This is government to government we're talking about. |
Deepthoughts:Use your brain, you hear? The reason everyone rushes to the west is because that is where the STOLEN AND PLUNDERED WEALTH OF THE ENTIRE WORLD DATING BACK TO THE LAST 500 YEARS, SITS. Pick up a history book. |
You see, this is why I was forced to correct some youths on this forum who recently attacked President Tinubu for not attending the recent Russia-Africa summit held in Russia, which was attended by many African leaders, eg Ruto of Kenya, Mahama of Ghana, Tanzanian and Ethiopia Prime Ministers, etc etc. Tinubu I believe, sent a junior minister there to represent us. South African, Egyptian, and Moroccan presidents/King weren't there either. They likely sent deputies and junior officials. I was trying to explain to those misguided youths that, as the Giant of Africa, Nigeria does not need such multilateral presidential summits of African leaders travelling to ANY country today, with the possible exception of China, out of sheer friendship with our Chinese partners. Every other country can deal with us bilaterally. Mano a Mano. If we want anything from Russia, we call Lavrov, their foreign minister, and talk. This naval collaboration with Russia is what Tinubu wants to use and end the oil theft in the delta that loses Nigeria billions of dollars a year. He's very smart to engage the Russians, as opposed to western countries who are behind the oil theft in cahoots with their local collaborators. |
PulaPower:The one that gets me is how they are so much into Nigerian food now. It's all over social media. Various people from all countries trying Nigerian and giving live testimony. See how these American girls are handling poundo and egusi/efo riro here like pros. https://youtube.com/shorts/JJi7N2OGZoU?is=olYzhYYO1rgDaSMs https://youtube.com/shorts/FJJzznEF8zg?is=Z-Eh1s3NeIKgFMqQ |
bmd1010:Rubbish? It's true nau! ![]() If you go online daily and demarket your country before the world, don't complain if you apply for a foreign job and they reject you because you are Nigerian. People from other countries also have problems, but don't go around demarketing their country everywhere online. So employers would hire people from those countries. You used your own mouths to repeatedly tell the world that your country is "failed" and "useless and corrupt", so why would anyone abroad hire you? |
Fashionista01:Do I sound like I'm crying? I'm giving you lecture, you say I'm crying. |
LagosOrigin:YAWWWNNNN.. YOUR PROBLEM IS SEMI-LITERACY AND LACK OF EXPOSURE TO ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES. |
Fashionista01:DO YOU AND YOUR ILLITERATE GWORO EATER KWANKWASO, KNOW THAT OUR FOREIGN RESERVES ARE ALMOST AT $60 BILLION? DO YOU KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THAT? DO YOU KNOW THAT THAT IS THE POWER BEHIND NAIRA STABILITY WHICH ALLOWS INVESTORS AND COMPANIES TO POUR INTO NIGERIA WITH CONFIDENCE KNOWING THEY CAN PLAN PROPERLY FOR LONG-TERM INVESTMENT WITH A STABLE CURRENCY? THAT'S DEFINITELY WHERE MUCH OF THE MONEY IS GOING... |
bmd1010:If you ever used your mouth to trash Nigeria online, then Serves You Right. If you didn't, I wish you all the best. Thousands of American graduates now turn to Nigerian designers for their graduation outfit, so look for a more in-demand thing to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BDwwr9-_k0?is=eXNGOThUzfyWBQG_ |
Mariangeles:Wrong reasons indeed... Foreigners fight over Nigerian food: https://youtube.com/shorts/GdIADuhmuvA?is=tf2ONBfyOIzFeZuJ |
6 floss:These nonsensical things you are saying are only big on Nairaland among Obidients. The rest of the world is in LOVE with Nigeria. https://youtube.com/shorts/J9Z3HYsy4Zk?is=Bau9XMHQQtf1NlD8 |
Ever since Tinubu came to power, Nigeria has gone so viral in everything. A truly great country of cosmic proportions that the entire World wants to associate with. It's incredible.. ![]() I mean....just look at this: https://youtube.com/shorts/J9Z3HYsy4Zk?is=Bau9XMHQQtf1NlD8 |
Ezeama400:The world has left you behind in your hate. Cry more, MR IRRELEVANT. |
FutureFocus:But the lowest monthly rent in America is in the millions of naira. I just checked their average monthly rent and it's roughly $2,000 or N3 million. So even if they earn a lot of money, they are also forced to spend most of it same month. Hence why most Americans are in debt and live from paycheck to paycheck. |
Bluna:You may have a point there sha... Lagos itself would have been more developed with far better infrastructure by now. |
lilyheaven:HABA...NOTHING COULD HAVE BEEN HER FAULT... SHE WAS AN "ALL-PERFECT WHITE ANGEL FOOLISH ENOUGH TO GIVE BIRTH IN NIGERIA..." - THAT'S NAIRALAND LOGIC. |
Igbophobia:USE YOUR BRAIN. OKAY? PEOPLE ALSO DIE OF CHILDBIRTH COMPLICATIONS IN THE UK. DAILY. OKAY? |
AndroBlaze:SHUT UP AND STOP TALKING RUBBISH. PEOPLE, INCLUDING NIGERIANS. DIE IN THE UK FROM ILLNESS. AND NOBODY SAYS AUTOMATICALLY "This is the bad for the image of the UK" without knowing WHAT HAPPENED. |
ednut1:SHUT UP AND USE YOUR BRAIN. How do you know this is the fault of Nigeria? What sort of prejudice is that? Even before you have even heard the case, you're already typing rubbish. Nonsense. |
AI Analysis HOW NIGERIA CAN BORROW ITS WAY TO PROSPERITY Nigeria cannot achieve its target of a trillion-dollar economy using an infrastructure backbone built for a fraction of that size, making a bold pivot from borrowing to consume to borrowing to build capital assets an absolute macroeconomic necessity. To break free from its low-growth trap, the country must confront an immense infrastructure bottleneck that currently limits its infrastructure-to-GDP ratio to just 35%, far below the 70% benchmark required for industrialized economies. The African Development Bank estimates Nigeria's cumulative infrastructure financing need at $2.3 trillion dollars by 2043, leaving an annual development funding gap of over $30 billion that domestic tax revenues simply cannot bridge. By injecting a massive, structured capital sum into transport, digital, and energy networks, the country can single-handedly eliminate the structural inefficiencies that feed domestic inflation and stifle industrial competitiveness. Mega-corridors like the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway and the Sokoto-Badagry road network would systematically lower regional logistics costs, connect isolated agricultural hubs directly to commercial ports, and create hundreds of thousands of jobs. Furthermore, upgrading the national power grid would eliminate the crippling reliance on private diesel generation, immediately lowering the cost of doing business. While critics frequently point to high debt-service-to-revenue ratios, a growth-focused strategy shifts the conversation from nominal debt size to net asset value by ensuring that funds construct self-liquidating, revenue-generating assets like tolled highways and modernized ports. This massive deployment of productive capital ensures that the wider economy grows exponentially, meaning the country's GDP expands so rapidly that it naturally dilutes and lowers the overall debt-to-GDP burden over time. Backed by recent fiscal adjustments like subsidy removals and unified exchange rates that have boosted international investor confidence, this single-minded focus on asset generation ensures that the debt remains finite, while Nigeria's structural capacity to produce wealth will endure for generations. - AI |

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