₦airaland Forum

Okoroawusa:
Many people that commented before me didn't read the article and many that will comment after me will not read the article

slymansun:
Just be there speaking grammar and be deceiving yourself with your biased and fixated mindset. By the time you realize what Tinubu is doing to your destiny, you will come back here and confess your folly in believing that Tinubu is working for your good.
Why is Tinubu increasing his salary by 114%?
What measures has he put in place to cushion the effect of his stupid policies so far on Nigerians?

Tianamen1:
Taxes are used to reduce the demand for foreign goods. This helps maintain the value of a country's currency. If taxes a put on imports, people will have less Naira to use to chase the Dollar, thus strengthening the Naira.

Electricity is a main hindrance to Nigeria's industrialization. For the past 15 years, Nigeria has been trying to implement a MYTO policy to gradually increase the unit price of electricity to meet market realities. This has been a complete failure because the Naira keeps losing value.



Nigerians always want to blame people or things for the collective failures of Nigerians. We will blame Emefiele. We will blame Buhari. The reality is that our consumption of foreign goods is why our Naira keeps losing value.

docsholz:
I'll quote you in a few weeks, pls don't delete it

Streetdoctor:
As a self aclaimed economist, what should be d priority of a sensible govt right now?

Tianamen1:
Please show me where I have ever mentioned taxing businesses.

drlaykay:
Why are you guys so uncultured?
Can you dare say this to me when you meet me in person?
Why can't you be civil and address people with contrary opinions with respect or simply stroll past their comments.
Even the British government, world bank, renowned economics worldwide who applauded the policies are fools right?
And you are the only sensible ones. Even Peter Obi that I'm sure your support proposed the same thing during his campaign.
Why can't you guys just look beyond political affiliations, tribe, hatred and purge yourself of every bile you have accumulated internally.

And please work hard and do good for yourself. Success comes with some form of civility. A successful man won't address someone else this way. Work hard.

fergieboy:
Renewed shege
What we have here is too many hands chasing few dollars

blackgold2018:
idiot.. fool. The government is still deceiving you

okuta007:
dey play

you think say na who shout

I receive it pass for Shiloh dey be billionaire?

your mumu don reach PhD level

okuta007:
Fela - that wa s the only really detribalised Nigerian ever- his songs attacked Obasanjo and Abiola like crazy and those were yorubas - like him - he didn’t care about tribe but the issues of the day - how to make Nigeria and Africa great - today, on their mandate we shall stand as long as he is ronu … this rain ☔️ go beat everybody - surely!

Streetdoctor:
Lolssssss, what do u know about economy and markup

Beverlyjean:
Mumu like u...they just devalued the naira which they denied just last week and u are jubilating... mumu people like us is the reason y their country will continue to sink

ThatCEO:
Price of petrol is now higher than in USA n Ur minimum wage is $70. I no say dem swear for u but e no suppose worse reach like this

Bamz555:
The truth is it’s not enough. But we can work our way around it.
What does ur mom do?
Her SOA, what’s the total monthly inflow nd outflow.
We might have a solution to ur situation

Lukgaf:
This week, we will review the fifth hadith of the forty hadith of An-nawawih. For the past review, see here


This hadith is narrated by Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him) who reported that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Whoever introduces something into this religion of ours that is not part of it will have it rejected."

This hadith serves as a warning against innovation (bid'ah) in Islam. It teaches us that anything that is not part of the authentic teachings of Islam, as conveyed through the Quran and the Sunnah (the teachings and practices of the Prophet Muhammad), is considered unacceptable and will not be accepted by Allah (God). It is important for Muslims to adhere to the established practices and principles of Islam and to avoid introducing new ideas or practices that are not supported by authentic sources. This hadith emphasizes the importance of following the true teachings of Islam and not adding or subtracting anything from it.


Lessons from that hadith


- The importance of adhering to the authentic teachings of Islam: The hadith emphasizes that any innovation or addition to Islam that is not supported by authentic sources will be rejected by Allah (God). Therefore, it is important to follow the established teachings and practices of Islam as conveyed through the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

- The danger of bid'ah: Bid'ah, or innovation, is considered a serious issue in Islam because it can lead to deviation from the true teachings of the religion. The hadith warns against introducing anything into Islam that is not part of it, as it can potentially lead to misguided beliefs and practices.

- The need for knowledge and understanding: In order to avoid introducing anything into Islam that is not part of it, it is important to have a sound understanding of the religion and its teachings. Muslims should seek knowledge from reliable sources and consult with knowledgeable scholars to ensure that their actions and beliefs are in accordance with authentic Islamic teachings.

- The importance of preserving the purity of Islam: Islam has been preserved in its original form for centuries, and it is the responsibility of Muslims to continue this preservation. The hadith reminds us to be cautious and not to introduce anything into Islam that is not part of it, in order to preserve the purity and authenticity of the religion.

NeoWanZaeed:
Sarafa gbadebo, alaro and Co are the bidah saviour of this era.

They practice bidah, defend ahlu bidah and wage war against sunnah