₦airaland Forum

Starberg:
Lol
You should count yourself worthy that I have a conversation with your senseless elementary sense of reasoning. You are bereft of apt intellectual quotient. You are a bigot. I am ashamed that you are Nigerian. I don't know why I condescend so low having this with a nitwit. Gosh!


And if you are looking for who to threaten with your voodoo, take a trip down to your family village and use it on them since you claimed to be a fetish 1di0t.

Starberg:
I said it, you are a ritualist. But let me make this clear to you, my blood is fire. You try me, you go mad.

Starberg:
You are so daft that I find it hard to use an adjective to describe your stupidity and senseless bigotry. I swear you deserved all the things happening to you in Nigeria. You are a sucking blood vampire. I won't be surprised if you are a ritualist because you got it from your lineage.

Starberg:
If my father was a failure, he got it from your retarded parents which you are exhibiting. No wonder your parents were rejected by Yaba left 1di0t

MrBrownJay1:
what a pile of ARRANT NONSENSE!!!!

…nonsense to your blocked ears!

Starberg:
That's good. You will need to borrow more especially from his community. Failure incarnate.

Elliotwaveforec:
What's special about Sanwo? Fash or Makinde

11Monkeys:
How come you didn't include the master strategist on the list?

You don't want Tinubu to rule your South West region but he is your preferred choice for Nigeria, right?

Damned hypocrite.

Sunky200:
Pa Banji Akintoye is our leader

vanbonattel:
Eghu

Reintroduce old bag of rice price
Reintroduce old bag of cement price
Reintroduce old fuel price
Reintroduce old electricity tariff

Illiterate

Starberg:
Are you sensible at all? What is the economical importance of the old anthem?

yyba:
Oby ezekwesili you are yet to condemn IPOB warning

That’s because she’s an IPOB Chieftain!

EKONGKING:
Name Nigeria given by British woman Flora Shaw .

Nigerian national anthem -- written by Lillian Jean Williams, a British expatriate .


The most enslaved nation with no touch of originality and citizens roam allover the world boasting about their enslaved country .

swagana:
Give us bulaba definition of HAIL.

swagana:
We are saying the same thing,since we started hailing Nigeria recently prices of goods has reduced.

swagana:
If we begin to hail Nigeria in our national anthem our economy will bounce back stronger that is the idea-Tinubu.

Of course!
If you Hail your country, you do not only scream it’s positive aspects at the rooftops, you will also do the right things, abhor corruption, invest in manufacturing within your country, buy locally produced goods as opposed to foreign dependence, etc. That’s the great idea that Tinubu and the National Assembly are projecting through changing the Nation Anthem.
What’s more: It reminds us that ….”Though Tribe and tongue may differ, in brotherhood we Stand!!”
That’s how to build a Nation…. not by promoting futile and senseless “Stay At Home” policies!

malali:
Achievements of President Olusegun Obasanjo (1999-2007)

1999:
Democratic Transition: Successfully transitioned Nigeria from military rule to democratic governance after being elected as President, restoring hope in Nigeria’s democracy.

[color=#000000]2000:
Debt Management Office (DMO): Established the DMO to centrally coordinate Nigeria’s debt management, enhancing fiscal responsibility and transparency.
Anti-Corruption Initiatives: Launched the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) to tackle corruption in public and private sectors.[/color]

2001:
National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS): Implemented NEEDS to promote economic growth, poverty reduction, and sustainable development.
Telecommunications Revolution: Liberalized the telecommunications sector, leading to the introduction of GSM technology and a surge in mobile phone usage.

[color=#000000]2002:
Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC): Created the NDDC to address the developmental challenges in the oil-rich Niger Delta region.
Pension Reforms: Introduced pension reforms that led to the establishment of the National Pension Commission (PENCOM) to ensure a stable and secure pension system.[/color]

2003:
Economic Reforms: Initiated comprehensive economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy, including the privatization of state-owned enterprises.
Fight Against Corruption: Established the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to intensify the fight against corruption and financial crimes.

[color=#000000]2004:
Debt Relief Campaign: Launched a robust campaign for debt relief which eventually led to Nigeria’s debt cancellation by the Paris Club.
Education Reforms: Implemented the Universal Basic Education (UBE) program to improve access to and quality of education.[/color]

2005:
Debt Cancellation: Achieved a historic debt relief deal with the Paris Club, resulting in the cancellation of $18 billion of Nigeria’s external debt.
Economic Growth: Recorded significant economic growth with GDP growth rate peaking at 6.5%, driven by reforms in various sectors.

[color=#000000]2006:
Power Sector Reforms: Initiated the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) to address the country’s electricity challenges and boost power generation.
Agricultural Development: Launched initiatives to boost agricultural production and enhance food security, including the Presidential Initiative on Cassava.[/color]

2007:
Electoral Reforms: Established the Electoral Reform Committee to improve the integrity and credibility of Nigeria’s electoral process.
Transition of Power: Successfully conducted the 2007 general elections, ensuring a peaceful transition of power to the next administration.

[color=#000000]Key Achievements Throughout His Tenure:
Economic Reforms: Consistently pursued economic reforms that diversified the economy, reduced inflation, and increased foreign reserves.
International Relations: Improved Nigeria’s international standing, re-establishing the country as a key player in African and global affairs.
Health Sector Improvements: Launched the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to Nigerians.[/color]

President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration laid the foundation for modern Nigeria through significant reforms in various sectors. His leadership not only stabilized the country but also set it on a path towards sustainable development and economic growth. His tenure remains a pivotal period in Nigeria’s journey towards progress and prosperity.

You need to go and listen to Atiku’s confession about how the Obasanjo regime paid billions to contractors in the Power sector who absconded with the money without delivering on their contracts. Were you living in Republic of Benin at that time? Jokers!

Adamux:
Don't mind him.

We can't wait for Obi to clean up Nigeria come 2047.

ClearFlair:
This is why Nigeria needs leaders like Peter Obi.

vanbonattel:
Chinedu is also a private business owner, but the government monitors his business because he's from a part of the country, and closes the border or increases import duties because of Shinedu.

The government will not be talking about FX and BDC today if not because they think they shoupd kill the businesses of a region who imports items using forex.

Now when it gets to Dangote or Otedola, the government will become deaf, dumb and blind at the same time.

The day they allow these myopic guys to go form their own country is the day we’ll get Peace in this Nigeria.
They always think everything is designed to work against them. To Thy Tents O’Israel…. Hurry it up pls!

masterfactor:
Nigeria my country, The government is so confuse that they don't know what is going on in the country, and there is a ministry for information. Politician don't read news at all

BigBlackPreek:
Ebimpawa ooooo

You’re still talking…..you never see anything yet….just wait a bit longer…..you go see wen!

Hakeem66:
How did he know that they were forming a merger? Just because Obi visited Atiku, they all started panicking.

The fear of Obi is real.

Nightwolf1:
You are stating the economic importance without knowing the direction of this road. Poorly tutored agbadorian.


Now show me where this road project will pass through in Rivers State and name the location.

Make sure you don't run away from my question.