₦airaland Forum

redcross:
Hello Nairalanders,

I need a buyer to sell Dollar to ..i need Naira in my Nigerian bank account and i will credit my dollar in the buyer US bank account,,or whatever way you choose,,please interested buyer should be hit me up...

Thanks



NB serious buyer only,,

Firefire:
Interesting move... realignment of fraudulent individuals.


Who will deliver Nigeria?

Corrinthians:
Now, let me tell these political neophytes sometging they seem not to understand.

Personally, i would love to see a younger candidate take Buhari's place come 2019 BUT there's a political hazard that might arise from having anyone at all replace the old man. For fairness and political stability, our leader (even though we can hardly refer to them as "leaders" had a tacit agreement power would be rotated between the North and South every 8years. Jonathan as we know violated that "agremment" by running for office in 2011.

Now, we all know if someone else takes Buhari's place, we'd be looking at a situation where power is tetained in the North for no less than 12years! Some people might wanna broker some deal with whoever it is that appears most likely to succeed him in 2019 to stay for just a single term, and of course he'd agree, but trust politicians, we'd have the exact same situation we had with jonathan in the run-up to 2011, with all the attendant political upheaval. We dont have a Mandela in this country and we all know we can hardly find someone who'd voluntarilly decline taking a second bite of the forbidden fruit.

So, with or without Buhari's flaws, it appears we are stuck with him- except of course we are willing to give up our right to crying foul over Northern political dominance!

Aufbauh:
The news caption makes it look like a negative connotation why in actual sense it is a right step in a good direction meant for the good of all.

I believe that the Nigerian President is overburdened with responsibilities and needs to be free up for clear vision and better performance. It is only by legislative amendment like this that we can get to restructure easily and peacefully.

PMBNG:
http://www.socialtimesng.com/2016/11/why-ncc-directed-big-telcos-to-increase-data-tariffs-official/

Presh900:
lol... Ogbeni no dey put words for my mouth.... I no knw wetin be vaseline abeg :/

Saintremmy8:
No excuse will be justified, simply dis present regime wants 2 reduce d rate of masses commenting against them/govt. Bt i bet u it wouldn't stop there. De use of social media will continue spreading d ills abt dis govt 2 de world

tonee45:
Nigerians, we have so many lunatics in public office; ANIMALS IN HUMAN SKIN.

persius555:
Where in the world is this done? Keeping the rates higher will only benefit the existing telcos. The so called new entrants could as well be financed by the existing telecom giants. The senate should look for otherbmeans to generate money away from telecom rates because this will not fly with Nigerians.

FortuneTeller:
I know that no one wants to pay for increased data, but this is actually a good way to help other businesses compete. If only one or two companies have a monopoly on a service, the people are at their will. I know it's hard to see, but there is a bigger picture that will benefit the masses. Some will stay with the big companies, but others will give the smaller companies a try since they will be able to offer lower prices. This will help the market be more competitive and assist new business owners.

ojuku:
Instead of them to go and join MMM and make 30% every month.

janco:
Is it by force that price be hiked for an entrepreneur to break even?
It's gross stupidity for NCC to act in this way.

mindtricks:
Abeg wetin dey do that cow?

somadinho10:
and all his policies where hits back to back

purehearted:
TY Danjuma was recently made the Chairman of Ntel.
New Entrant = Ntel.
Hmmm

Rilwayne001:
Why won't they join APC since they are aware of the fact that once you become a broom waver you are sinless and all your sins will be forgiven?

Really who wants to continue suffering?

It's not their fault actually, it's the fault of Bubu, who refused to make a basic crack down on corrupt politicians in his party but always quick to do the same against those in the opposition.

This current government is a typical example of the saying "from friepan to fire"