₦airaland Forum

Bizibi:
some people still don't understand what you wrote,but i want a northerner to tell me what this man have actually done for the average northerner,put sentiments aside i want to know what he put on ground that has impacted the northerners....nobody should say trust or honesty,just name the program and project this man has done

OAM4J:
If you must ask someone to do something important for you, TRUST becomes everything.

The day I stop trusting anyone I hired to do a job I hired him or her for, then his or her sack becomes imminent.

TRUST is key, even in relationships. So earn it, lots of it.

mandhi:
Assuming he tries to meet the corrupt leaders in the north currently in government to provide school, security of life and they don't cos of their corrupt nature. What should he do?
By the way he is not the only humble leader who even if he speaks he wld not be listened to. We hav shagari, shonekan etc. Wld the current politicians listen to them, if the tell them to do the right it as leaders. Think pls.
God bless Nigeria and every place else.

MalcoImX:
You've lost everything if you've lost the trust of your child, wife daddy, mummy, brothers, sisters, country, humanity, etc.

arresa:
Do you villagers even know the meaning of PPP?

PPP or no PPP, what do you have in your village? Nothing..... Losers...

OAM4J:
As someone who did his NYSC in the North, I can tell you that an average northerner is one that keeps his word and hates thieves. Forget about their corrupt elites and politicians, I found more simple and honest people in the north than any other part of Nigeria.

Buhari by his lifestyle and past actions is a man they can identify with and trust. One of my uncles lives in Kaduna and he told me that the common saying in the North is, 'all I need from Buhari is his word and I can go to bank with it'. Since the days of Ahmadu Bello and Tafawa Balewa, there has not been any other politician the Northerners trust to keep his words and look after their welfare like Buhari, that is why even those that will vote for PDP governors will vote for Buhari presidency.

ribechi:
In as much as some of the topics seem relevant, others by extension are not. Take for instance, Email Marketing. Email marketing can never drive fresh traffic for you, except you want to start extracting people's email and blasting your fresh content topics to them, which will affect you in a short while.

Let us be realistic. Media buys are the most expensive forms of driving traffic to your website. Most Media buys start off with you on $1,000. The least the last time I checked was $500. Except you have plenty of money, Media buy is a no go area.

I don't want to go into so much detailing but the most effective method on the above list is the last, which is PPV/CPV advertising.

I love this method and it brings in traffic and the traffic brings in the money. Except you put up a product that isn't pleasing to traffic. I blend this with search engine traffic and I A̶̲̥̅♏ always good to go.

That is my 2cent opinion / information.

rusher14:
So you don't think being in the highest position in the land puts one in a position to help?

GboyegaD:
He is a man of integrity and that is the most important thing for anyone.

fionana:
NO.3 model.so i choose one red mermaid wedding dress

ZICCKOde1st:
Op, I agree with you -that you have summed up Nigeria's problems. I however TOTALLY DISAGREE that Buhari cannot solve these issues. Funnily, u only need to solve two of these and others fall into place...Corruption and Power(electricity I mean). I do not have my stats here but I can say with confidence that a lot of SMEs have been grinded to a halt as a result of power issues. They've had to expend so much on alternative sources of power that this has affected their revenues, they've had to as a result downsize or right size(if u like) resulting in massive unemployment.

The truth is we do not expect government to provide all the jobs and solve all of our problems but let government give us light and see aw creative Nigerians can be. If ure a Christian and u believe in the story of creation, u'll agree the first thing the Almighty did was to speak to the firmament -let there be light- all developments came after then.

As to the issue of corruption, I personal think Jonathan is soft on it and I think this is because he has skeletons which can used against him, hence his soft disposition. 2011, I didn't vote for him because I felt he lacked the charisma to lead. We don't need to go into aw he allowed himself to be treated during the yaradua saga. A stern, disciplined hand coupled with a mentality that understands the rule of law is what Nigeria needs.

Ilekeh:
I will soon be joining.

omenka:
Post-Dora NAFDAC is nothing but a huge joke.

Didn't even know the agency still exists.

Regardless, this is a huge catch. But we need more of it. We know a lot has been going on undetected.

Kachisbarbie:
190E ___ Baby benz
Or is that the actual name?