₦airaland Forum

shift15:
Since EFCC told you she is not the one, then who is the one?
The Aisha Buhari they presented is walking freely is US. That means the one they presented her passport is not the one.
Or are we saying $170,000 just developed wings and flew from one account to another without traces?

Haba wake up.

LabourParty:
We can also do with more Jonathan.

love4rent80s:
She only has love for redeemed people only, the kidnapped priest and other cleric kidnapped and killed , did she visit them? Abi those ones too no get family ?

Abegi, I despise eye service

Respect55:
Wizzy dey tour European and America, na congo u see go

Lexusgs430:
The man that was surrounded by many thieves of the political class, and pretended like he knew and saw nothing.
Does not make him innocent, he is equally guilty of corruption.
Hopefully EFCC is digging his case too!!!

vizkiz:

Iranu


Make we begin dey sing

Iranu... abasha

Afritop:
So if we buy and we lacasera and we see Kai coming and the seller running away we just throw away the lacasera inside gutter to prevent arrest

Firefire:
Within the next 60 days crime rate will increase in Lagos. Many who could not go into robbery will die of hunger and starvation.

54.78% of Lagosians fall within this poverty line and has been supporting themselves by trading, either in the streets of in traffic.

Congrats to the Nigeria Police force Lagos Command , time to seek transfer to Lagos as implementing this wicked order bring riches.

ProfyJay:
Perhaps an empowerment programme for them or something close or else crime would take its course

emi14:
What is actually wrong with Nigeria as people and country. Why can't we have electricity? I am right now in Uganda graded as one of the poorest country in the world. Indeed they country is poor but enjoys 98%steady electricity. What is wrong in my country?.

theophorus:
Power supply problem in Nigeria is Multifaceted.

1. Generator importers don't work it solve.
2.Gas(Petrol) seller don't want it solve.
3. Think about the immediate effect of constant Power supply on the finance of Generator technician's
4. Think of the CORRUPTION factor.
5. The staff don't want it to work (why won't they supply prepaid meters)
6. Think about the Nigeria Factor.


...#ProblemAreMeantToBeSolved.

splashbaby:
Too late... petroleum will be faced out by 2025. Can he recoup before that time... . Time will tell.

brunofarad:
MY GUY ALIKO NICE ONE







Believe me, this is a man who realy wants to help this country with his business

hero2000:
So if Aisha Buhari offers to shake Obama and shakes her, Sultan is greater than Obama!

For your mind.

MARKone:
It very sad. The problem with Nigerians, once the start something, especially bad ones, they tend to over do. They really do not understand the economic, social and political implications of these bombings, which I must say, is an act of cowardice. Most of the people here applauding these terrible act of vandalism here, are people that are probably still being fed by their parents, they just don't comprehend. The FG should consider cutting allocations of states that "harbour" these so called agitators, anytime the bombs goes off. The light situation have been terribly bad since the peak of this crisis, affecting businesses and live. It is disheartening. Money that should be channeled to something more productive will be used in appeasing few terrorist.

stagger:
In her country, it costs less than 1% to borrow money from the bank. In your country, it costs 28% to do same from commercial bank, and 10% to 15% from microfinance bank.

In her country, she can get a credit card, pay off the fees month by month, and defer paying the principal until her tomato farm yields in 3 months. In your country, your banks charge you all manner of fees to keep money with them.

In her country, the US govt sent $500 to every American during the global financial crisis to stimulate spending and boost their economy. In your country, Buhari cannot even honour his party's promise to pay $17.86 (N5,000) to unemployed and vulnerable Nigerians.

In her country, the government subsides agriculture heavily and gives their farmers access to guaranteed markets. In your country, your agric minister wants to import grass and fodder from Brazil to feed cows and also to do away with fertilizer subsidy.

You want me to go on and on? A Nigerian and an American are not on the same level when it comes to access to things that make life better.

ogene70:
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I guess I know the man, lanky ,with an uncanny stretch for economic doom...very sad repeat of unpleasant events.

oyb:
I consider rich dad poor dad to be mostly BS, but one thing stood out

His rich dad told him if you're going to be an entrepreneur, you must not let your staff unionize.
If you're going to be a professional, you must be in an industry with a strong union.

A lot of downsizing in this country is executive fat cats making the worker ants take the fall for their bad decisions and wastage.

As per industrial courts, it's a war of attrition. The banks etc know that workers may not have the resources for a drawn out battle, so they sack arbitrarily.

Nigerian banks are a prime example of an industry that needs to be unionized. Those fuckers will such the life-force out if people and discard them.

In all this downturn, the ogas at the top keep buying new cars and sharing bonus etc while telling everyone else to tighten belt.

oodua1stson:
The greatest african coward himself






Ran to ivory coast after wasting 3 million of his people


This is the issue i have with Ojukwu. You can not promise your tribe freedom and liberty from their so called oppressor, lead millions to their death, then run away to ivory coast to enjoy the same freedom to life which his action denied millions of igbos. Lets us all thank God that GoodLuck Jonathan while obviously tempted by some of his people thought otherwise about wasting millions of innocent life for his self serving desire.