₦airaland Forum

Clueless lots....

Regulating a non essential to their own benefits....

sylve11:
I think he's right to a very large extent.

ivolt:
Thank you!
The hypocrites hailing this decision will resist any attempt to set prices for their own business.

Exactly...many young persons here won't see the bigger picture.
They should make sure they regulate Dangote's crude oil by products once it kicks off next year then....clueless people.
Well @least they'll allow some citizens pay less....majority of the masses can't feed themselves to 3 healthy square meals and you are creating a regulatory for paid TV ....
Na who get excess dey watch paid TV.
Nowadays Netflix and other Online viewership services has made me forget about DSTV.

Geenosko:
This is what happens when you elect idiots

Someone7:
Why/how are the reps "approving" prices for a privately owned company?

Geenosko:
Forcing prices is a big error
For starters, these guys pay for content in USD, we all know the exchange rates.

Does Nigeria have 247 power supply?

C'mon

COMPAQ:
First of all the real masses do not watch DSTV. Anyone who pays even N5000 bouquet of DSTV a month cannot be called masses.

If NASS cannot regulate price of foodstuffs in the market that are killing Nigerians and putting them into poverty, or regulate the insecurity in the land, then why regulate DSTV of all things.

COMPAQ:
Why would the comply with a senseless directive? How can NASS 'approve' tarrif reduction for a private company? Does that make any sense? Does NASS 'approve' how much money you give to your wife? or how many times you eat a day? or the price of garri and yam in the market?

We need young visionary leadership abeg.

@Seniorwriter

SMH....
So you don't have a name too since you don't know his name and whereabouts.
I'll advice you get a private investigator where you are.
If you are financially buoyant get two private investigators.
They'll do the needful.
For all you care your ex might not be in Nigeria anymore....have you thought of that possibility?.
My 2cent.

Ebengosandra:
I don't think we have genuine private investigator in my country, I think it work well in developed country but not in Africa. I don't know if he still in Nigeria or not even if he still not in Nigeria at the moment but I strongly believe my daughter is in Nigeria with his family members. OK sorry I use the word kidnap because he took her without my consent to a place where she doesn't know anyone, at this moment I am living fine but I have no ideas if my daughter has eaten or not, I don't know if goes to school or not, what if they are abusing her. It's really hard for me to have peace when I don't know how my daughter is coping right now.

You are still thinking rather than taking action....it's clear you are just emotional rather than rational.

Lest I forget stop using the word Kidnap....that's gross knowing she is with her Dad!

@Seniorwriter

Nice job....
I hope the Nairalander going by the name illicit is seeing this publication!


@Seniorwriter

Echowas:
Trade and barter still remains the fairest of trade although monetary value makes world economy balanced to a large extent.

Meanwhile peradventure this thread makes Front page, Things are extremely expensive in the country. Families are finding it very hard to cope and feed. Things are very tough out here.

This message is for those in the right quarters, who will make living comfortable for we the ordinary Nigerians. Please do something... It's getting too hard and unbearable

It's good you realized things are hard...last time I checked(transacted) dollar exchanged for #401 naira.
Get your ass an Online / Remote Job be it inorganic or organic created.
My 2cents.

@Seniorwriter

Attahiruss:
It can generate income

Top-most important....
You are a financially Intelligent Dude.
Thumbs up.

@Seniorwriter

Very Interesting news....was she hypnotized!?



@SENIORWRITER

WE NEED YOUNG VISIONARY LEADERS IN NIGERIA!

SLAP44:
In a divided Nigeria where the north retains the name.

We need a new country in the south.

It's an open secret to agree with that if Nigeria is been led by visionary leaders that employ the hands of competent technocrats and the economy hence becomes favorable and the boom reflects in the lives of the citizens most Nigerians clamoring for division will go mute! even you @SLAP44.
I stand to be corrected.

SLAP44:
That was what I stood for and argued for over 10 years. By 2015, it became certain to me that Nigeria has become irredeemable. Nothing at this point can save Nigeria.

Know this and know peace.

This lack credence because we've never had any visionary leader either old or young in the past and present. So your phrase as emboldened lacks any thing to go by.
Let's be proactive towards the online & offline campaign for young visionary leadership now and come 2023, once achieved and there isn't a differential then we can agree to your phrase. For now it is null.
This present clueless administration got to power because they vigorously campaigned they'll do better and the sensitization made people to want to see if a new party could...though I never saw any way someone as old as Buhari could going by my logic with critical thinking as to Futuristic approach to leadership based on my little experience as a mentor to young people, I saw the lopsidedness as per his past performance and disadvantaged age difference to want to see things the way Y2K generation could so i wasn't game reason I didn't accept their mantra.

lexy2014:
Unfortunately, u guys think there's a magic formula...let's get us a visionary leader& all our problems will be solved. Getting a visionary leader is good but a "visionary leader" who d people do not hold to account, will end up being a tyrant. D people have a responsibility to always hold their political representatives to account. It's lacking in our political culture that's why those in power thrive. Until Nigerians understand their power and begin to vigorously challenge those power, nothing will change whether young or old is voted for

A visionary leader will have a listening ear....moreso when young there will be no age pride like we see always with the old lots....if you don't have a young visionary leader how would you be able to pull through with your electorate power when they only know oppression and the notion of seeing the followers as their children....?

MIKOLOWISKA:
like who?
Stop dreaming and work with what you have

SMH @you...rather than engage in non productive suggestions I'll advise you join this new mantra so you don't get left behind.

So let's get it right.
@MIKOLOWISKA your comments shows you don't have the ability to differentiate between a campaign and an opinion.
You are free to still keep rooting for the old recycling of past and present incompetent political actors whilst persons with the new process continue our work towards a YOUNG VISIONARY LEADER.
You are free to join the new campaign it's a free process. Kindly stop quoting me for quoting sakes because I prefer productive convos that will help for learning or gaining knowledge or success for positivity.
Be guided.

Ovamboland:
And the South will still be stuck with leaders like Obasanjo and Jonathan who could not solve the lockjam in power supply after combined 14 years leading the country?

Misdiagnosis of a problem will only lead to wrong solutions that will make you sorry.

How are those two you mentioned related to my campaign for YOUNG VISIONARY LEADERS with their age! Next time read to comprehend and not just for quoting sakes.

lexy2014:
I don't remember telling u that a visionary leader won't have a listening ear. What I told u is this:


What do u mean by this:



Is there any universal law that supports this theory? Are there any guarantees?

D problem with ur summation is that everything rises and falls on d shoulders of "the young visionary leader". But u fail to understand where d people come in. It is this wrong notion that it's d leader who is d deliverer that turns them into demi-gods.

The constitution says in Section 14 (2a) that "sovereignty BELONGS to the people of Nigeria from whom government through this constitution derives all it's power and authority".

This aspect of d constitution is based on d principle of social contract. U can't be pushing an agenda for a "young visionary leader" outside of d provisions of d constitution which places ultimate power in d hands of d people. It will not work. U will only produce old wine in new wine skins.

It is d duty of d people to continuously let their elected representatives (young or old) know that it is d people that own d power not just thru elections every 4years, but by holding them accountable within every 4years.

According to your analogy of the section or subsection of the constitution you quoted that allows for control by the electorate kindly enlighten those reading our convo how to go about that with a bad myopic young or old leader .....because based on the emboldened you are painting a scenario of the people been in control no matter the type of leader.


Though in my opinion only a young visionary leader will be subject to such process based on his visionary mindset to lead or rule.


Deep Quote
Ability to read & comprehend is a superpower...Seek it @Ovamboland

@Seniorwriter .

STORY FOR THE gods.

Tell that to gullible Nigerians and your co clueless past & present leaders.
Nonsense woman that postulated and planned that for Naira to balance in her own stupid economical assertion it has to exchange @1k naira to one dollar($1) ...imagine.
Very wicked & insensitive creature.

.......always trying to gather emotional sentiments but at the back ends planning evil with her cohorts.
It is true about the saying that not all wealth or affluence are enviable....this is one.

49cents:
You are known by nobody....a complete shell of hate and envy ...your anger basically is about her tribe or religion or because she isnt a government rodent of this administration

Stop been slow and learn ...if you are young by now you'll know it's wrong to be tribalistic in this times and generation unless you are yet to comprehend that each tribe in Nigeria is seen as one in the eyes of other countries. More so you don't know my tribe! SMH @your Toxic Ignorance.
You wouldn't have come out to be seen as SLOW if you had attacked my comment on her and debunked it rather than ignorantly hold unto bias tribe reasoning....get a life.
If you quote me without comments to debunk my statements about her then you are a lost case.

We need young visionary leadership.

@Seniorwriter

They'll still celebrate especially the people of Katsina & Kaduna.

Suffering & Smiling in Fela Kuti's Voice.

SMH

@Seniorwriter

EL Rufai rearranged is FAILURE.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

Gold & Silver I have none but ill wish you as a fellow nairalander.
As you celebrate your day good things will not pass you by.
Henceforth your cognitive abilities to succeed will be manifesting with ease.

Enjoy your day outrightly.


Cheers

@Seniorwriter

We need young visionary leaders.


@Seniorwriter

I have my eagle eye on this bill-process though I'm sure I'll be disappointed.
Nothing seems to arouse my joy as related to this present clueless terrorists & debt infested political leadership class.

Just wow to the way these people just dish out humongous amounts for electoral processes in a country as weak in finance and still borrowing.

We need young visionary leadership.

@Seniorwriter

They still have a deficit of 28% to attain....Clueless terrorists infested administration.

PrinceOfLagos:
Buhari really messed up this country

The sad part is that he still got 2 years to go

Naijanascam:
Let the borrowing continue....,..... whenever the finance minister appears in the news is all about defending or about to borrow more as if she is winning an olympic gold


Let the borrowing continue

An administration that is clueless about her DEBT to INCOME ratio because of incompetence still keeps borrowing in a country that is 90% dependent on import rather than export policies and implementations.
SMH.

Yankee101:
Buhaii buhari

When he's done with nigeria nothing will be left


They pay you N5 for every $1 you transfer to nigeria, that's how broke and desperate the country is

That charge policy is a fraud on its own reason some Nigerian freelancers prefer other digital payment options...Nigeria's Financial institutions are plain manipulative and like to extort @every given opportunity.
BTW @Yankee101 but why didn't you respond to my reply....isn't that a red flag to healthy negotiations staying mute to a nego convo? I noticed that so many Online Remote Working Nigerians fail in reply ethics. I hope you are not towing such line...

Yankee101:
Maybe you're emphasizing your own shortcomings

Go back and check the tread.

My shortcomings? as to asking you to clearly state the conditions for your proposals!?
You proposed a job yet you can't tell me what it entails but you are asking me how my approach would be and all what not.
Do suppose a cart before the horse?!

@Seniorwriter

Same old ways....
Why are our leaders not proactively creative.

@Seniorwriter

Really?
Interesting.....

kaxoki:
Isn't that risky?

englishmart:
What if they died?

Thought provoking...


@Seniorwriter

In all I think there should be an explicit explanation of what that HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE is for to Nigerians that are actually passing through the hardship.
What hardship are the President & Vice President passing through so much that they need to be paid such amounts monthly?
SMH @how gloriously our leaders looters keep been insensitive.
This to me is an insult to the citizenry that are really actually experiencing hardship.
That allowance is a fraud in my opinion because I can't get my head around what Hardship the presidency is threatened with which amounts to been given an allowance monthly pay for?
This hardship allowance and Governor's security votes allowances are two appropriations I see as fraudulent and a sheer waste of tax payers monies.
They could have been useful in better ways like setting up a trusts fund with it.



We need young visionary leadership abeg.

@Seniorwriter

Sanwo Olu aka script interpreter.


@Seniorwriter

Really?
SMH.....


We need young visionary leaders abeg.

@Seniorwriter

Quelme:
Useless corn tree. No hope for those who are above 30. Useless and nonsensical corn tree. Discriminating against your own fellow citizens. Useless government!!!! It shall never be well with Buhari and his evil minions in power. Thunder fire una generations....

We've always had wicked, clueless and insensitive leaders but this present one is creating a record!.

That's why I have two campaigns on here.

One for youths to embrace Online/Digital Earning opportunities readily available.
Two the need for YOUNG Visionary leadership.
The above campaigns can never be over emphasized!

Quelme:
oya, teach person how to make the online money. Show us the way.

Teaching such on here can either incur a ban or your posts deleted....reason I don't here.
Howbeit FYI there are three basics required to legitimately earn via online.
You could use any or all which are earning via
# Skill
# Service
# Investment Capital.
Use any or all and create your Online Residual Income means.

@Seniorwriter

xpressionx:
The guy don shack so im wan go play with shark

Nice rhymes....work on it if it's a talent improve on it and start to earn with it.

Deep Quote:
Drunkenness does not equate to soberness.
One is a mirage the other helps reflect cognitively.

RIP to Marcelo

@Seniorwriter

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INFP:
I intend exploring the tech world. Right now I know bits about Crypto related stuff, but I still want to go into other lucrative online stuff. Please between a top smartphone and a sound Laptop which of them will help me most on the long run?

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun

You already have a phone or a laptop....reason you are online so get the other gadget you don't have.

However phones are useful for earning online anytime anywhere reason they were named Mobile Phones.
But one can never over emphasize the performance of laptops been better than that of phones.

In whatever you decide make sure you are earning via online.

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To plugin to this great mentorship program;
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The mandate for me & my team of earners is to financially liberate as many as we can.

@Seniorwriter

Really?

iwaeda:
Ivolt you will not kill me with laughter.

Kingosytex:
My guy, you no go kill me, I swear

@ivolt should consider comedy as a side hustle ....."Innocent herders" wowderful


@Seniorwriter

Blind eagle eye that can't trace financial crimes of Politicians Politiefians.

EFCC looks to me like a witch hunting organ set up by Nigerian federal government.
Very bias outfit to a fault!!!

SMH @their Blind Eagle Insect eye.
@Nairalanders Echowas & TUANKU well done.... Soon Nairaland's Moderators Eagle Eyed Bot will get you both for DERAILING this thread! Watch out.

Franzinni:
A nice witch hunting tool... Haha

If I don't like anyone I can use eagle eye.

On social media people get swatted. Where your enemies can lie to the police that you have guns or some thing that warrants the attention of a seat team breaking down your door ...sometime while you are busy live streaming your thing.

This your eagle eye is even counter intuitive because a lot of false positive will be called which you will put a hole in resources.

But to their credit they are trying and also I don't even know what the app can do so I should simply wait and see...

Bravo guys let's clean up our nation

louqas:
Yoruba say an elder does not behave like a child

Senior writer writing like a junior or immture writer . A witchunting organ you call EFCC? how many people that didnt steal that have been arrested?
Two governors are in jail courtesy EFCC...numerous civil servants .....lots of monies recovered but heres a senior writter badmouthing all that....not good enough senior writer

SMH @you...so to you EFCC is working !?
Yet they couldn't account for monies they even recovered? Gross mis-appropriation of funds going on each passing day in the country.
If they were working holistically we'll have more than just two Governors imprisoned by now. Stop playing the ostrich....EFCC is just a tool in the hands of the politicians.

louqas:
So to you EFCC is not working.....keep playing the ostrich. Not that they are perfect or dont have any issues but to say they are not working is deceiving oneself....the greatest tragedy of man is to deliberately deceive himself

You don't really comprehend that narrative emboldened that I used since you can admit those other statements I also emboldened of fact about EFCC in your comment / response.
Howbeit my opinion about EFCC stands for now until they start to holistically act accordingly vis a vis their full meaning ECONOMIC & FINANCIAL CRIME COMMISSION.
Kindly move on as I like to indulge in productive(new information or something everyone can learn from) convos rather than just for quoting sakes.
Stay woke and financially intelligent.
Stay out of crime and get a residual income means for financial sufficiency!.

ThatFairGuy1:
Jargons[s][/s]

Are you a troll?

@Seniorwriter

Moferere:
Even before Chiellini curse, an average arsenal player is accursed. Nonsense people

Guy why....Lolz

Curse or no curse ...to me England goofed.
They had it coming when they decided to sit back on a an early goal difference!

@Seniorwriter

allwell51:
Jos-Abuja federal highway has been blocked by women of the Riyom LGA, in Pleateau state as they protest the incessant killing in their communities.

Source: NewsWireNGR/Twitter
https://www.instagram.com/p/CRTjZEmpZ3U/?utm_medium=copy_link

Watch video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcn-AX_iSFY

Deep Quote:
Citizens suffer when there is bad leadership in position of power!


Such is the case in Nigeria.

We need young visionary leaders in Nigeria.

@Seniorwriter

Unilag has an Online all round information portal...google it you'll get an appropriate update.


@Seniorwriter

Insightful ....

AmadiAba:
Igwe Jerome Ezeneche, King of Six Nations: Nigeria's Most Respected Man in Thailand (Photos) | IGBERE TV

...let's learn to celebrate our own

By: Chinedu Okafor

One of the cardinal principles of journalism is fair and investigative reporting. It goes to the root of the ethics of the profession and it is very essential because the fourth estate of the realm holds the key to how the society perceives and reacts to news. Unfortunately, the era of blogging introduced a dangerous dimension to news reportage. Some bloggers (NOT IGBERE TV) engage in bad practices, elevating sensationalism over quality investigation, throwing people's integrity under the bus just so they can amass clicks and likes.

Recently, news was awash in the [b]media about a Nigerian who was arrested in Thailand over love scam which involved about 2.6 billion naira. Instead of Nigerian journalists and bloggers to do a proper investigative journalism and hear from all sides with a view to finding out the truth, they indulged in sensational reporting without facts. Chief among the bloggers who sensationalized Igwe Jerome Ezeneche’s ordeal was the popular blogger, Linda Ikeji ,who even at her level in the media has not thought it wise to up her game and inculcate the tenets of best practices required in her kind of business to make it a more enduring platform. Apparently, she is still living for the moment, for traffics, shallow comments and fleeting buzz. It is the only way we can explain why she threw caution to the wind and in the process maligned and tarnished the image of a respected Igbo man doing legitimate business in Thailand. This write up serves as a an admonition to bloggers and journalists to stay true to the demands of their calling, toeing the line of investigation and hearing the other side for balanced reportage. It is a sacred duty they owe the society.
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Even though Igwe Jerome Ezeneche was arrested, arrest does not amount to conviction anywhere in the world. For the records, Ezeneche is one of the most respected Nigerian in the diaspora and has been in Thailand for over 12 years doing legitimate businesses and contributing to his host country through prompt payment of taxes and social responsibility. He is the founder of TEN TEN restaurant, the first and biggest African restaurant in Thailand and the entire Asia. He is also the first Nigerian licensed BDC operator in Thailand. Apart from being a businessman, he is one of the most philanthropic Nigerians in Thailand and part of his numerous roles is his prison ministry in Thailand which enables him visits our brothers in prison with the aim of assisting them financially and providing legal aids to them. Ezeneche also ensures that wards of Nigerians whose fathers were deported or are in prison are well taken care of.

Again, from Thailand, he still offers financial assistance to deported Nigerians so they can establish businesses to begin a new life. The beneficiaries of Ezeneche’s philanthropy are not only Africans as he extends his large heart and hands even to the Thai and people of other races.

It is instructive to note that just like most societies with working systems, being wealthy to a certain threshold attracts investigation by the authorities. It is a regular feature, meant to keep the society sane and check illegal enrichment. The investigation becomes more intense when the wealthy person is a foreigner, especially an African. Regardless of how we mouth equality, there are sometimes traces of racism and stereotyping in some of these investigations. They are hard facts and bitter truths that are better confronted than wished away. This background explains what led to the arrest of Chief Ezeneche.

The recent unfortunate arrest of Ezeneche has all the trappings of premeditated humiliation, harassment, embarrassment and defamation, and that is why he has sworn to press for damages against these rogues in uniform, masquerading as law enforcement agents. It is clearly a case of witch-hunting. Not one thing was found on him and here is a man who has never had any criminal case anywhere in the world even though he is well travelled. Ezeneche is bent on putting these officers that are battering the image of the Thai police where they belong. This unnecessary and unwarranted embarrassment is an insult to Africa’s most successful businessman in Thailand and even to Africa as a continent.

For him, it is foolhardy for a person of his status who has been involved in so many legitimate and viable businesses to entangle himself with illegalities which may lead to tearing down the reputation and the goodwill he has labored so hard to build over the years. This is a man who is into mining, a reference point in bakery materials with a known franchise, an international restaurateur who has travelled almost all the countries of the world, a licensed BDC operator and the first Nigerian in Thailand to be licensed in that business. What really will he achieve with fraud? When this issue of his business integrity came up, even though he was outside the country, he hurriedly travelled back to present himself and clear his name, putting paid to doubts about his transactions. No criminal will willingly submit himself to authorities of a stringent country like Thailand when declared wanted for questioning. Only the guilty are afraid.

The likes of Linda Ikeji should do well to inform and not misinform their readers. They should also learn the art of follow up on their news reportage. That is the hallmark of excellent journalism. When they report that Chief Ezeneche was arrested, they should also report the result of the investigations and his release, with apologies. Chief Ezeneche was released almost immediately after his arrest. It is sad that the overzealous bloggers didn't capture that. For them, it is not news. It matters not to them that they are playing Russian roulette with people's reputation without any care in the world. Truth is, nothing incriminating or evidence has been found that is suggestive that Ezeneche has done anything wrong in his business transactions. This is only a case of overzealous policemen who wants to shine with the arrest of an African 'big boy' even on fake charges just to score cheap points, and it has sprinkles of racism.

Chinedum Okafor writes from Anambra.

https://igberetvnews.com/1395551/igwe-jerome-ezeneche-king-six-nations-nigerias-respected-man-thailand-photos/

@OP most Nigerian Online Journalist(Bloggers) are damaged and lack the required professionalism ethics because as citizens they grew up to see arrests and suspect parade as conviction of crime accused of....this is a by-product of the cluelessness of our past leaders and the skewed mentality of our security agents .

We need young visionary leaders to make Nigeria a sane clime.

@Seniorwriter

Uniquesome1:
I think it's normal, had same experience and was really worried but I put to bed a week ago and baby is very fine. I hear the same sound when he's stretching. So, don't worry.

Saw your email requests... I'll rather you reach out via the facebook Id on my profile as I no longer relate with that email.

@Seniorwriter

As expected

Lionel Messi= Messi is a soccer Lion.


@Seniorwriter

Revolva:
Former Ghanaian socialite and actress Moesha Boduong now Maurecia Babiinoti Boduong has apologized to Ghanaians and all girls she has introduced to dating rich married men.

In a recent video spotted on social media, repented Moesha Boduong who was seen confessing some of the wild things she has done in the past remorsefully apologized to Ghanaians saying “I am sorry Ghana and I apologize for introducing young girls to rich married men.

May God forgive me for my sins”.

The actress revealed that currently her account is empty and she has sold her Ghc 261k Range Rover Evoque and now goes around in a taxi.

According to the Ghanaian actress, she attempted to commit suicide by jumping from an uncompleted storey building she was standing on..

The actress spotted in a long dress that has swept dust could be heard passionately talking about her repentance and dedicating her life to Christ. “I was so sick because the devil didn’t want me to speak up,” she said.

“This is Moesha Boduong, they use to call me Slay Queen of Accra and I was happy … I thought it was ok but I battled with a lot,” she said.

The born-again actress shared a bit of advice to young girls saying “so all these girls that looked at my lifestyle and wanted to be like me, it’s not easy at all. Some of these girls go and they die because of the wrong men they sleep with. All these men do is to take our glory and give us peanuts”.

She emphasized that “all the monies they give to us are things that if we work and know God, we can make that money”.

Preaching against her past life, Moesha disclosed that she was smoking weed and also used hard drugs.

A few weeks ago Moesha Buduong announced her repentance in a trending social media video as she shared her testimony in a Church. For her new life. She has deleted all of her skimpy photos from her Instagram page.

VIDEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NxrdnXpr14

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