₦airaland Forum

SuperBold:
Your leaders, senators, governors, HOR are not backing you and you want to secede?

A day will come when Yoruba leaders will see the need to remove themselves from Nigeria, I hope it wouldn't be too late.

Our major neighbours often misrepresented our peaceful and liberal nature as weakness and they always try to exploit it. Only Yoruba can understand Yoruba.

Soolmus:
If Aisha Yesufu thinks she has solutions to the multitude of problems affecting Nigeria, let her contest and campaign for an elective office

Virus99:
I read earlier that Nigeria is set to become the Country with the most jobless people in the world.

On the surface it looks like nothing, but then you remember that China has 1.1 billion people and India has 1billion people.
So how in the name of gentle Jesus did Nigeria of just 200 million have most unemployed individuals

The worst part is that we all just wake up and go about our normal life like it is nothing !

I strongly believe that Nigeria got independence 50 years too early.

Fvck Queen Elizabeth...in the ass !

rhames:
but unfortunately, the greatest opposition will come our own people, the Yorubas especially the leaders. Our political and opinion leaders in the south west dont have Yoruba interest at heart. The are interested in their own pocket agenda.

Our won people betrayed Chief Awolowo on three occasions: in 1963, 1979 and 1983. The last one was glaring as Obasanjo was not keen on handing over power to his fellow statesman and used Justice Adetokunbo Ademola to achiev that demonic agenda that has kept the country in perpetual search of a p[olitical solution to its problem.

I am expecting the Yorubas to betray Tinubu in 2023.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fVrWDdll0g&list=TLPQMjYwMzIwMjEjJjbKPJO3Gw&index=1&ab_channel=asianometry


It is a question that every developing country in the world wants to know: How can we upscale our economy? How can we make more competitive, technologically advanced product that everyone else wants?

The early 1970s gave the people of Taiwan such a challenge. Times were changing. The island needed to adapt in order to survive in a new world full of challenges. Its economy then was made up mostly of agricultural products and simple electronic assembly - exports of low value and would be easily replaced.

In this video, I want to briefly review how the government created a world-class next-generation manufacturer, the plan they followed, and what lessons we can take away as a result.

ake Ogun State as an example. Ajah’s article shows that “in Abeokuta South Local government, where six schools were said to have been handed over to the original owners by the government, the total school enrolment of these schools in 2008 was 12 663.

But by 2010, after the hand-over, students' enrolment dropped drastically to 401 for the simple reason that school fees were high. Consequently, 12 262 students could not get access to secondary education. In Ijebu Ode, enrolment dropped from 8 729 in 2008 to 876 by 2010.”

Maybe those schools were designed for less students

On hijab and controversy in the State of Harmony, By Olabisi Deji-Folutile
Kwara State has been in the news. The bone of contention is hijab. While this is not an attempt to trivialise the importance of hijab to a Muslim faithful

Muslims see school uniforms as being beyond mere wears.

They believe the present-day uniform takes its origin from the western world and therefore should not be binding on them. They have also said that hijab should be seen as the fundamental human rights of Muslims. I agree with these submissions absolutely.

Let’s face it, Nigeria is not the only country where the two main religious groups-Christians and Muslims have been at loggerheads on use of hijabs in schools.

Never mind that some Muslim countries have had cause to ban hijab to protect their children in the past. Tunisia and Morocco are African countries with large populations of Muslims that have banned the burqa.

Also, in 2015, Congo, Chad, Guinea and Cameroon, banned hijab in schools to counter Boko Haram attacks.

So, what is the way out?

I love the submission of a Muslim religious scholar, Abdallah Kheri, who chairs the Islamic Research and Education Trust in Kenya. To him, both Christians and Muslims are rivals, as they both call on people to join their faiths. They are always looking for customers, and they shall forever be rivals. Knowing that this is the situation, politicians should stop fuelling the rivalry among the two faiths.



Agreed Muslims have a right to wear hijab to school. Mission schools equally have the right to uphold the traditions and tenets of their founders against the use of hijabs in their schools.

Some people have argued that the mission schools are funded by public funds and should therefore be controlled by it. They however forget that government didn’t build these schools.

The people that built those schools had a purpose for investing their resources in them. They did not envisage that the government would take over these schools.

To that extent, the government also has a moral responsibility to respect the vision and mission of the school founders. Under normal circumstances, mission schools, be they of Islamic or Christian faiths, should be run by their owners. It is an anomaly for government to take over a school and subsequently impose the wish of one faith on another.
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/columns/451162-on-hijab-and-controversy-in-the-state-of-harmony-by-olabisi-deji-folutile.html

Freelancer2020:
Ganduje became popular for his babaringa case, but that man is one of the best and working gov in Nigeria, you may dislike him as much as you want but you must respect his vision and intellect, unlike my state gov in osun, we have even forgot that we have a governor.

divinehand2003:
Ameachi won't lie to Nigerians, especially when it has to do with infrastructural development of the southern part of Nigeria where he hails from.

This project is of utmost importance to his future political plans and pursuits.

BigBashiru:
The British invaded Nigeria and slowed down Nigerias development for over a century.... now the nation is getting back on track...

BigBashiru:
It should be obvious to you by now that Nigerians can't build or develop anything... the youths are disinclined to anything related to hardwork.... the only way infrastructure projects can work in Nigeria is if it is given to foreigners such as China. If you look at roads, any road project given to a Nigerian firm ends up a failure but the ones given to Julius Berger which has foreign leadership ends up successful.....

chikeson2008:
Actually, Amaechi is trying. He is doing well.
Buhari, the only major problem he has is these killings. I hate the killings. Outside that Buhari is very good in infrastructural development. He obeys the law far more than OBJ that was impeaching Governors here and there and ring election for PDP in the South West.
Also, Buhari is trying in Agriculture and fighting Corruption. Unlike Obj. that was only jailing his enemies.

Aconomist:
this rail will also link Lagos with the lekki free trade zone, benin, warri, portharcourt and many other cities

AsomughaChuks02:
At least in Abuja one can drill borehole and easily get water unlike the suffering of residents of Enugu where you can't get water even if you drill to the core of the earth! To have a water truck company in Enugu is akin to owning an oil well in Rivers State. Ugwuanyi should do something about this. Businesses like hotels are spending so much of their overhead costs on buying water.

Racoon:
https://opinion.premiumtimesng.com/2020/09/10/from-apcs-promise-of-change-to-buharis-change-of-promise-by-majeed-dahiru/

The same government informed this nation about 3 months ago that subsidy has been removed hence fuel is to sell @ #165.Of course it was another lie and scam.

DPR cant tell how many barrels of crude oil Nigeria produce or sold daily.Now @ what exchange rate do we sell crude oil and buy fuel? What about the by-products.
All these are happening under Mr president & minister of petroleum-Buhari who overhyped himself Mr integrity.

A single lie destroys a whole reputation built over the years.This government have really taken Nigerians for granted.He who lives by lies and propaganda will also die by lies and propaganda.

How NNPC GMD shut down Maiduguri for son, daughter’s wedding


Unusual activities had hit Borno state after fleets of aircraft landed at the Maiduguri International Airport for the wedding of the son and daughter of Kyari Mele, group managing director (GMD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

The event, which held in the northeastern city on Saturday, saw Muhammad and Sadiya, the GMD’s son and daughter, get married to their different spouses.

It is believed that no less than 40 aircraft had conveyed prominent politicians, oil business moguls, friends and family members of the Meles for the spectacular ceremony.

https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/photos-how-nnpc-gmd-shut-down-maiduguri-for-son-daughters-wedding/

EmmanuelBanks:
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UstazAhmed:
We keep feeding the South yet they keep insulting us. No wahala that's the sacrifice of a big brother!

AmbaliJ:
As you can see, the difference between us and you people is that we are refusing to be led to the slaughterhouse of war and needless deaths like Ojukwu and Kanu have been leading igbos. Any so-called Yoruba leader, be it elected official, a thug, traditional ruler that tries to impose himself on us as a leader for the purpose of leading us to war, will he rejected. You guys can have Sunday Igboho since you like his Kanu-style of imposition, but you can count us out of such madness. We are not zombies like you brainless ipobs that obey and submit to Kanu without question. Bye.

Lifestone:
Akeredolu is so on point here. I have said severally on this forum that these agitators can't impose themselves on us as Leaders of the Yorubas, we are too smart for that.
There are processes to follow if you want to lead a people out of a nation. I am not happy with Nigeria as we are presently organized but that won't make me ever submit to the leadership of an illiterate like Sunday Igboho. God forbid.
This so called Professor, I don't know him, for him to be my leader, he need to seek my consent.

tit:
So Nigeria cannot produce fertilizer?
With all our plenty plenty professors?
And Adeshina at the top of african development bank

Francisayo:
I've been teaching in a private school for two years, but the money is just too small and never enough this made me think of a business to start...

I got a loan of #500k to start a block industry on a small scale, even though I'm still in fact finding and research stage about the business but I hope to start very soon.

I'm currently not in my town as where I teach is in another state but I planned to set up d block industry in my town.

I planned to resign next week after vacation, I want to tell d owner I won't be resuming with them next term...

Guys do u think this is a good idea.

Thanks

Omoluabi1stborn:
Kwara governor just wanna destroy his government.


It is interesting to know that.
Dr. Olushola Saraki (Muslim) marries Florence (Christian)
Dr. Bukola Saraki (Muslim) marries Toyin(Christian)
Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed (Muslim) marries DNS. Omolewa (Christian)
Mallam Abdulraman Abdulrasaq (Muslim) Marries Fola (Christian).


Except Dr. Olushola Saraki (Bukola father) who's was not a governor of kwara state and the first governor of Kwara after Democracy (Lawal).

All Governors of Kwara state married A Christian Wife

MuchAdo:
It may be a good move

uptimum123:
I love Lagos

I love Tinubu

I love Sanwo Olu