₦airaland Forum

Dolypson04:
And ironically, our success is not attached to the price of naira against dollars. Some are raking in huge money in this period of recession. I am happy tasting a bit of it these days.

Blue3k:
At this rate the December N500 to $1 might happen.

mrvitalis:
And multiple by 0.55 cos we only get 55% pf the profit

LaClicKLaBenDin:
You know, when you intelligent people always come up with this issue of crude was selling at $100 per barrel during GEJ and $30 now, I tend to wonder why your intelligent minds do not put into consideration the exchange rate of then and now too...

Please, intelligent man, can you reconcile the exchange rate of then and now, given the prices of crude, and come up with the difference?

Because as silly as I am, I know that $100 as at when Naira was between 180-250 to a dollar, and $30 as at now, when the Naira to a dollar is between 350-450, doesn't tend to show too much difference...and if we want to do the maths based on exchange rates of then and now, we will discover that the difference in selling crude oil at $100 then and now that it goes for $30 isn't more than $20, except of course, someone wants to make me believe that the present government is still selling crude oil at $30 per barrel based on 180-250 naira exchange rate to the dollar.

Clinton9000:
Useless things. Oil has been above $50 for about a yr now and Even Buhari government has made it clear that oil price was not the cause of the bad economy since it has stabilized about almost a yr ago. Before oil they blamed dollar, now they are blaming oil price again. SMH

ishowdotgmail:
Come! U just dy shout senator Anyanwu 2019 up and down. Shey na for Nairaland constituency ni?

SharkTank:
I thought they say Buhari doesn't negotiate with terrorists. bla bla

Clinton9000:
Useless afonja bowing to his Hausa-Fulani master. Had this been GEJ proposing this, you will see them raining insults yet they are comfortable with Buhari doing with despite destroying our economy. I keep telling people,if God decides to visit this earth again out of anger, he will start with afonjas...these people are purely evil, heartless and wicked!

Rossikk:
If Yorubas attack Hausas in Lagos and leave the Igbos alone, does that mean that Yorubas and Igbos are one ethnic group?

mattobas:
And stop promoting stupidity too, did Nigerians tell the South to promote [b]deve deve at the expense of collective effort for development? [/b]Yet Nigerians paid for the NDDC used to develop the region.
Tribalism and religious bigotry at work

ayourbamie:
if they know that naija will be like this under Buhari, they'd have begged her to give him that apple they kept for Sanni

Omoakinsuyi:
We can't wait to see some of these lazy bones shown the way out. AUNT KEMI number one

Kgdavid:

It's not your fault. i blame the elders of this nation.

Kgdavid:
Biafra was a popular movement of a group of people with common understanding. Boko haram is a terrorist group which has killed, raveged, destroyed and plundered members of the very region where it has it's roots. Where the Chibok girls southerners?

You better not let your young mind be clouded by the unreasoning fervor of blind hate. A failure to rebuild and develop the north is definitely a problem for the whole of Nigeria because poor, hopeless northern youth will trickle down into other parts of Nigeria and wreak havoc, state by state. We are already seeing tis happening with "herdsmen".

In fact, the growth of Boko Haram can directly be linked to the low levels of education and economic empowerment in the North, generally. So to prevent this problem from turning into a vicious cycle, Nigeria must intervene.

It is also quite obvious that prosperity for any one region will result in prosperity for all regions. Agriculturally, the north is the bread basket of the nation. If the north is prosperous, food will be abundant and cheap, there will be lot's of opportunity for trade and everyone will become richer. If the North is able to develop and maintain strong industries like other parts of Nigeria, then the whole of Nigeria will become more prosperous.

Lastly, note that the government is a government of the people and for the people. That is to say, the government owes certain responsibilities to all Nigerians irrespective of where they come from within Nigeria.

Say no to blind hate.

PapaBrowne:
The biggest heist ever in the history of Nigeria is probably happening under this regime.

There has been no subsidy for almost 1 year. So what has happened to all the subsidy savings?

This government has borrowed 2.2 trillion naira in the last 1 year. For what??

What has happened to the monies(3 trillion) locked down in the TSA?

I am genuinely afraid that the biggest heist in the history o Nigeria is probably happening right under our noses covered up by the anti corruption slogan.

ArcIbrahim38:
are you saying NE is 10000000 times more infrastructurally developed than SE