₦airaland Forum

immortalcrown:
Imagine if she had taken the picture, sent it to her aunt before going home and unfortunately got kidnapped or assassinated on her way home. It would have been difficult to prove that you are not responsible for her missing.

pocohantas:
Toor! Na man dey do man.
I want to believe there is more to it. There are no 400 women to start with. Why 400? Not 385 or 372? Nigeria is even giving it more trend na its country of origin.

Kingbharry:
Feel bad for him and his dogs

boxypane:
Endurance to these policies nor easy. But if it's same politicians that run it when it gets better? We going straight back...

mrvitalis:
Once I hear Tinubu removed subsidies I just know the person is not smart at all

Tinubu removed subsidies and petrol is ₦1050

If you can't figure out how much we pay as subsidies today then you are not smart enough to write anything

helinues:
Toh

While their mates would be popping this December, some people will be spending President Tinubu's name, continue the blaming of being the one not making them to make make money like others as their success/progress in life is tied with government policies

Tinubu is undeniably a skilled politician, but being adept at politics doesn’t necessarily equate to effective leadership. After leaving office in Lagos, he took credit for the accomplishments of previous and subsequent governors, claiming to have provided a "blueprint" for Lagos. However, this "blueprint" remains elusive, with no clear details available to the public.

As president, he has introduced another concept, "reform." His supporters argue that these reforms are the reason behind the rising cost of living, but true economic reform should aim to foster a stable, sustainable economy that benefits both individuals and businesses.

Let’s take a closer look at the so called reform.

He removed the fuel subsidy almost immediately after taking office, a decision that drastically impacted Nigerians. Considering that Nigeria generates around 75% of its electricity from generators (roughly 40,000 MW) the removal of the subsidy has had severe consequences.

Many businesses in the country rely on generators, and the subsidy removal has driven up operational costs across various sectors.

To make matters worse, Tinubu also floated the naira, which led to inflation and an increase in import costs. As the naira’s value became more volatile, businesses found it harder to plan for the long term, and foreign investment became more cautious.

Small businesses began closing down, and Nigerians faced an escalating poverty rate as a result. It became harder for people to make ends meet despite working harder every day.

I can remember how during the brief moments when the dollar rate dropped, his supporters started asking why prices didn’t follow suit. They even blamed Nigerian businesses, failing to recognize that the government still holds responsibility.

You can’t expect prices to drop when the dollar rate could spike again unpredictably. On top of this, the cost of clearing imported goods has surged. Containers that once cost 5 million naira now require at least 20 million naira.

Those who know about this argued that high clearing levy will reduce imports which will ultimately help promote local production, but with the subsidy removal and the devaluation of the naira driving production costs to unsustainable levels.

So Tinubu basically made importation difficult to increase production and then used fuel subsidy removal and naira devaluation to make production more difficult.

Instead of providing relief or solutions, he’s busy increasing taxes.

So, can these actions be considered true "reforms"? I have my doubts. In my view, Nigeria’s struggles aren’t a result of genuine economic reform, but rather a consequence of poor planning and lack of vision and a clear direction under Tinubu’s administration.

trium:
Even when you listen to Nigerians, they codedly support illegal immigration just because it will benefit them. How do you want to be loyal to a country that your first interaction with was based on deceit? You have no honor.

lavylilly:
The number of professor they have and yet we still living in dark age and cannot solve power supply issues. Mtcheew

Faber:
The moment Elon Musk endorsed Trump, I knew he will win... Elon Musk no dey carry last. And all his projects are always successful

silverkings:
Ndia ji mmadụ egwu egwuregwu na this country. The day e go reach elastic limit..... Ọ ga-adị egwu

folake4u:
My love, if I can't eat you, at least let me chop your work.

Carndidlaydid:
You are maaad for this stewpid question ⁉️ ⁉️ just imagine....

So what happens to her after you stewpidly carelessly fooooooolishly exposed her nudes..

Una men dey really sick

You wanna dump her after you F-up bah... Swear most of you yaros on here can never have anything to do with me iwould shut down the door of heaven to your corpse and open the gate of hell to y'all where your father the devil is

Devil spawns them

Ozohu100:
For the fact that they have already set up repair center after launching just last week,I have a good feeling about them

GloriousGbola:
The dick can be described the same way. It is An excretory organ, after all.

AishaDant:
He likes bjs but does not give head.

Sex without head is like trying to use a piece of wood to start your car when the key is lying right beside you. It just doesn't work for me.

folake4u:
Nor be your fault.

Proserpina:
Come and explain why you are changing color like chameleon o

Proserpina:
Like !!!

I no just get him at all.

Yesterday he downgraded the effort of a lady who supported her boyfriend financially today he's on the neck of guys who want yansh and breast over women who offer more

I don't get at all.