₦airaland Forum

Mr. Man did you read the article? I don't understand why crude from Nigeria is sold to Dangote in dollars?
There is a Mafia keeping Nigeria in abject poverty since petrol is the engine if the Nigerian economy!

Funkyswagzz:
When we warned about dangote refinery it was insult upon insult. Now that same dangote is telling you your naira is worthless but you won't say anything. Nigerians sorry oo just endure you hear? It will get better very soon

It seems as though they insulted one big man in the town, so due to his connections in Abuja, he wants to flex muscles.

No criminal network can be from same village...
It's not even a criminal act but cyber bullying. For the force headquarters to be involved, it must be a big man who felt insulted!

Henkdata:
Ok, good one

please check my below

It seems as though they insulted one big man in the town, so due to his connections in Abuja, he wants to flex muscles.

No criminal network can be from same village...
It's not even a criminal act but cyber bullying. For the force headquarters to be involved, it must be a big man who felt insulted!

Authoreety:
If the dud the crime, they should also do the time

I don't think this is necessary. This discrimination makes no sense. It's a pity what this country is turning to...

Flangelo12:
Can't blame them.

Wisdom is profitable...

[quote author=Toolegit123
Whether you help her or not depends on you.
If you don't want to help fine, if you decide to help fine as well.
However, if you want to help make sure you speak to the husband first. That will erase any sexual thoughts you might harbour.
If it's loan you want to give, it should be to/with the husband you sign any agreement...


post=139130729]Good day my Nairaland fam.

Please,matured minds in the house,is it a good thing for a man to help his ex girlfriend who's now married, financially. She used to be someone whom I loved so dearly in the past but unfortunately,she broke up with me immediately she met someone who was already asking her hand in marriage. It's been over 3 years since she got married and I made sure I cut every bit of communication between us. Out of the blue,I don't know who gave her my number. She called me,and apologized for what she did to me. Even before she could ask for my help,I already knew her husband wasn't financially buoyant like I thought. She said she wants to open a provision store ,cuz immediately after they got married,they relocated to Lagos. And she asked for my assistance.

So,I don't know if it's appropriate at all to help her, considering how she left me emotionally stranded when I needed her the most in my life. Tho I've completely moved on with my life,but receiving a call from her brought back a whole lot of memories.

Please,my fellow Nairalanders, reason with me. Should I help her out?

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Why is he comparing fuel in other African countries to Nigeria?
Does he know that circumstances in those countries make things a bit more affordable in those countries?
For example, in Cameroon there is no abrupt and haphazard increase in fuel price. The price has not changed in the past 4 years despite the Iran war or any geopolitics instabilities in the past years. Fuel here is about 1,900 but it's stable.
The means of production are not determined by fuel fluctuation like that of Nigeria......

Is he aware that relatively Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal and other comparable counties are more secured?

Light is almost a constant here...unlike in Nigeria.
Cooking gas prices have stayed same in the past 10 years.

So what is Tinubu trying to say here? He is a very good politician/politician but very very bad in governance

adenigga:
https://dailytrust.com/fuel-price-biting-hard-but-you-are-better-than-those-in-kenya-tinubu-tells-nigerians

Why did he bow? I don't think it's necessary for him to bow.
The Brits are more desperate for an economic relations with us. We don't really need them. They should be doing the bowing.........
Obi will also bow or even kneel.
I think Atiku is strong enough and wouldn't how!

[qu.....ote author=Moroccoguy post=138815037]
U most cry, make them find bucket for u.[/quote]

[18/3, 5:30 am] Chux: This makes no sense. The only way a team forfeits a match is if they have just 7 players on the pitch as opposed to a complete team of their opponents .

Another way to forfeit is if they don't show up for the match! Had Senegalese players not returned for the completion of the Match, then CAF will be right to penalize them with forfeiture.
[18/3, 5:35 am] Chux: So long as the Senegalese players returned to the field, there is no way they will now be punished for NOT SHOWING UP!

CAF could only find Senegal, and not disqualify them when they completed the match. It makes no sense my brother!

What if Morocco had won on that day? Will CAF still forfeit?

A classic example of the People's Champion versus a Magomago Champion!

Senegal should appeal!
[18/3, 5:36 am] Chux: FIFA and CAF had wanted Morocco all along to win!

What a pity!

iwaeda:
Morocco have been announced as AFCON winners with final result overturned by CAF.

Senegal have been declared to have forfeited the match with Morocco declared 3-0 winners by official statement.

Source

I de fear and ashamed of people wey no get shame and are proud and pompous!

Bobloco:
When The President Said If I Don’t Provide Power, Don’t Re-elect Me, Maybe He Was Contesting —Omokri


Ambassador-designate Reno Omokri has responded to questions regarding a campaign statement attributed to President Bola Tinubu on electricity supply, stating that he has not personally seen the remark and emphasizing structural limitations within the power sector.


Omokri spoke during an interview on Channels Television on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, when asked about a statement credited to the President that, “if I don’t provide it, don’t vote on it, don’t re-elect me.”

Responding, Omokri said, “I’m going to say this now. I haven’t seen that. But let me just say, because I have confidence in you, so let me take your word as true. But I’m going to tell you something there.” He suggested that campaign statements may differ from governing realities. “When he said that, maybe he was contesting. Maybe he wasn’t in government, so he didn’t know what was in government,” Omokri stated.

Drawing from his experience in a previous administration, he added, “I was in government under President Jonathan. The Nigerian power industry or power sector has been privatized. So there is very little the president can do.”

He further explained the structure of the sector. “The only part that has not been privatized, and it must be privatized if you go by the roadmap to power sector reforms, is the transmission,” he said.


According to him, campaign pledges are subject to institutional constraints. “So if a president comes in, I mean, if a presidential candidate comes and says that, OK, well, I’m going to do this, I’m going to do this, I’m going to do this, he is limited by what he can do,” Omokri stated.

When asked whether Nigerians should excuse a promise that may not be feasible, he responded, “First and foremost, I have to see what the president said so that I can accurately litigate that.”



https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/d22aa09a799d839c14a2e1b55accb561?client=news

Why did the news of Iranian arms dealing in Nigeria surfacing after the recent attack of Iran...why not before the attack started? This seems like a conspiracy against them.

CyynthiaKiss:
Very Useless terrorists..

And to some ignorant people In Nigeria that are supporting Iran. …….How can you claim to love Nigeria as an entity, and at the same time cheering the same country Iran that wants to destroy you and your country with terrorism ?

Isn’t that madness and political blindness ?

This statement in a way is correct except for the comma, instead of a semi colon he placed after Obi's name.


Obi; a former governor of Edo State , John Oyegun.....



Anyways, I feel this Udeme guy is not a real suspect but just a camouflash...




[quote author=dopedealer post=138640038]Obi, a former governor of Edo State ❌

This is a dumb excuse.
So what if you signed him and he gets injured on his debut for 6 months?

Furthermore, I have always maintained that the AFCON calendar should shift so that it doesn't clash with Euro matches.
But the stubborn morons at CAF will not agree....

solbase10:
https://www.completesports.com/why-man-united-did-not-sign-osimhen-benni-mccarthy/

Something that cost 300 naira a few years ago.....at 1k you say it's cheap?

Jeon:
So cheap.
Same price,same pieces in my location.
You get 4 pieces ,500 naira .
You get 8 pieces,1000 naira.
And the bunch is not that cost, you can get the unripe for 2k. Depends on the size though.

Of course we produce enough electricity to have light on a steady. Our issue is Distribution of said electricity!


Just like us have crude oil all over the Niger Delta. But not gas or fuel in abundance!

drignet:
Yet we don't have electricity

Your source is from X/Twitter? Is this a joke?

pp

ogododo:
Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Compared With Selected African Countries (2024)




source

This is a big lie.
800 Ghanaian cedis is just 106.000.
The naira the man has is not 800 cedis....

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz9sAS6rLeE?si=iFVow9KJYgwzhhoe





https://gtvdaily.com/excited-nigerian-man-flaunts-naira-bundle-800-ghana-cedis/

My only issue here is why are the players being paid in foreign currencies? Is it not ironic that people on patriotic duties representing their own country are being paid in their "enemies' " currency which shows lack of patriotism?

Flets:
If they no revolt, that money would have been looted.

Nigeria no be normal country. Some people who were born I Nigeria and will die in Nigeria might never understand what’s normal living entails.

How would someone have a boutique and they won't take security matters seriously? How come the boutique ceiling is not made of concrete? Even if you are selling garri, your security of the shop should be a top priority!

However, just pray these thieves or looters don't remember you. because if they do, no matter what them go tif your items...

Danelo:
Lazy youths find yahoo difficult these days so they venture into boggling of shop and the others YAHOO+++

This government can not give a list of the exported products.
This list will only show raw materials being exported!
It's a pity we do not manufacture much in this country because of no enabling environment for manufacturing......

However, our beverage and snacks industrial complex is doing ok as I see such products all over the neighbouring countries.

Even our Guiness Stout is a big thing amongst the African diaspora in London!

lilsmart:
Can you give us the list of tge exported products according to statistics

Why involve the police? This is a civil matter. Get a lawyer to b gin the eviction process. Any eviction without court order is illegal...he can sue you if the tenant knows his right.

Bukola94:
give him quick notice, after three months and he didn't pay, go to any near police station and explain situation, he will be force to vacate. NB immediately you give him notice, go and tell a CRO or an inspector of crime at DCB, go with your evidence and the photocopy of quick notice will do. If you have a lawyer, let him or her handle it

To some extent they have. Like any maintenance to do with plumbing and windows and such is the job of the landlord.


However I feel like the op just copied and pasted this from the internet. As no landlord is mandated to provided water and electricity by law!

Coder2Client:
Audio right. Tenants have no right in Nigeria.

Please get your lawyer to write him your intent on reposesing your property. Do not go and get abusive with your tenants....or you will regret it!

omoadeleye:
Got this tenant that is still owing three months rents and giving stories, I'm thinking of giving him a quick notice

A lovely and amazing actress indeed!

naptu2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zvaBYIXa64?si=cEJNWJ_LOYUiLumn

Thanks for the succinct update

miteolu:
The main reason Nigeria qualified for the World Cup play-offs over Burkina Faso recently was due to a technical rule concerning how the best runners-up were ranked, combined with a superior goal difference in the final adjusted standings.

Here is the breakdown, likely referring to the CAF qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup:

The Rule for Runners-up: The Confederation of African Football (CAF) had a rule that, when ranking the second-placed teams across the groups to find the "best four" for the play-offs, the results against the sixth (last-placed) team in each group were discounted (removed). This rule was applied because one group (Group E) had one less team due to Eritrea's withdrawal.

Impact on Burkina Faso: Burkina Faso had accumulated a high number of points (21) in their group. However, six of those points came from their two wins (home and away) against the last-placed team, Djibouti. When these results were removed, Burkina Faso's adjusted total dropped significantly to 15 points with an adjusted goal difference of +6.

Impact on Nigeria: Nigeria finished their group with 17 points. The last-placed team in their group (Zimbabwe) was more competitive, and Nigeria only managed two draws against them. When the results against the last-placed team were removed, Nigeria only lost two points, leaving them with an adjusted total of 15 points.

The Deciding Factor (Goal Difference): After the deductions, both Nigeria and Burkina Faso were level on 15 points. However, Nigeria finished with a superior goal difference (+7 for Nigeria versus +6 for Burkina Faso), which allowed Nigeria to take the final play-off spot among the best runners-up.

In short, Burkina Faso was hurt more by the rule because they took more points from their last-placed opponent than Nigeria did from theirs.

Don't leave your keys at the car wash

judatech:
N38m car without tracker?

It's 20 billion per kilometre

U09ce:
Umahi is still dancing around. As uncertain as the quantities of petroleum underground are, subsurface professionals provide estimates each with its corresponding probability of recovery. But here we are with a common road project that's resistant to average cost per kilometer. Lol. Makinde himself is said to have a company where he has executed several projects so he's not to be underrated by 'professor' Umahi.

By the way I guess why he'd refused to reveal the cost is because it'd be indefensible. The cost appears to be far beyond the 4 billion per km that was been purported when the project started.

So why did they tell us from the start that it will be a 15 trillion naira project ?
With your reasoning it shows there was no feasibility studies done on the project ..

Quelme:
Mankinde is a senseless governor. An Oluwole engineer who doesn't have a clue about road construction.

How do you give cost per kilo on a road which transverses different terrain? Both Rufai and Makinde are senseless....

This is the most expensive road project in the World, pertaining to cost per kilometre.
The total project costs 15 trillion and it's made up of a total of 750 kilometres.
If you calculate everything it gives you a cost per kilometre of 20 billion....in a lay man's term that's the cost! INCREDULOUS

004gist:
You don't know how much is cost per km?
At least give us average let's know

Why place them on monthly salary? If what benefits will that be to the community? Why is Nigeria so bereft of capable leaders?

Why not build special structures in these communities instead of giving out monies to loafers

You are a big joker. He should give back the phone, you say? That's a wrong advise.
Remember the young man is a mere sales oy....he should hold on to the phone till he gets the balance, otherwise he should forget the balance.

By the..why take his phone as collateral?

fo[quote authorforgosoco post=136703916]You are a very wicked person.... After he squzzed his last 35k for you, you still kept his phone... now you are asking us about your action......
You could hv just note his contact and adress since you knew someone he tends to use the material for did not pay him... The only thing you can't run aware from is conscience look at how you're feeling now cos you hurt your fellow man... locate that man and give him his phone for your peace of mind.... On a final note always have compassion for your fellow man.[/quote]

I am surprised he did not bring in the Igbos to this discussion. This is not Reno talking but his aid!

Ewuoooo:
Reno should instead focus on paying his children's school fees.