₦airaland Forum

And he is not carrying his briefcase.
Poor man, nobody to hold umbrella for him.

He is now a moslim.
you know politicians can do anything for election.

legendsilver:
I laugh the END of this country called Nigeria by Nigerians.
GEJ has finally succeeded in dividing the country even b4 the year Americans predicted, o! What a Hero, a dictator and a must rule drunkard. I pity the division He brought to this great forum, a place where love duly exist, a comment forum where information can be gathered.
I support the "GEJ must be IMPEACHED"
Like dis to show your support

your mumu no get part two.
Like the sage Ahmadu Bello said: Let us know our differences and respect each other.

have they finished plotting?

Ohakim flog a catholic priest!

Roachas has to pay for this pharisee.
This type of vision costs about 50 million naira!
If roachas pay me that kind money,
i go see say Nigeria crowned him as Amir for life.

Osakah24:
You really are taking this too far with your utterances. what happened to respect?

they slapped and kicked and threw him out of the house.

the Niger Delta representatives should ask for an immediate withdrawal of the JTFs disturbing them in the creeks of the niger delta.

soroptimist:
GMB is Handsome,suave,debonair and Charismatic

In the caliphate of gwoza,
buhari is hansome, suave, debonair and charismatic

this man is very useless.
the kwontry is on fire and instead of him to support our troops,
he is taking picture with his sheppopotamus in studio!
the next thing Tiwa Savage will give him a lap dance.


Nonesense!
Nigeria is bigger than your ambition.

Eleyi gidi gan!

But his fiefle will not recognize him again ooo!

As a good gallant officer
AIG Mbu serves the Nigeria and the president to the best of his abilities.

aladewuwo:
Jehova see, Jehova knowooooooooooooooooo. God sees all and HE alone will bring to judgement all action and our in actions.What are doing iy that your own corner.Can you boldly tell the world what you are doing in secret.Let change and imbibe good attitude toward ourselves and our dear country

it is Fashola that control demolish your house.
i see it in vision.
he came in the early morning when everybody was sleeping,
and plant bombs around the pillars of the house.
you remember the red "X" they paint on the house?
that was the bomb position.

fr3do:
you have said it all, the building was not up to standard.
Some people arguing here do not care what happened to the building, they are just about taking the blame off the church management and the engineer.
Controlled demolition? By who? Why?

Controlled demolition by LASG.

i liked the post before i saw it was the fool berem.

ziccoit:
GEJ reelection bid is not the problem but the desperate manners by which he and his party is pursuing it. Punch is not being fair to APC by its caption. I wonder how much these quack journalists are being paid to render this level of havoc.

is he going about his re=election bid by throwing bomb?

Presidoo, happy birthday!
when you were paddling your canoe in Otuoke, who sabi say you go become Oga at the top!
If you can make it,
there is hope for my oga.

24 gun salute to the C-in-C!

Who would want TB Joshua's house demolished?
1) Rival men of god
2) boko haram (read this as Mr. nobody, the bogey man)
3) Lagos state government.

Rival men of god and boko haram are likely to stick a lot of explosives in one spot and make a whole lot of bang to render the building useless.

Fassola's LASG on the other hand may have the resources to commission a "controlled demolition". They have their agents building high-risse structure at Eko Atlantic City.
Such people also have the experience to calculate the spots to bury and place just enough explosives to bring poor TB Joshua's crumbling.
The collapse of the Synagogue of All Nations building looks like when some City officials decide to demolish and remove a building that does not suit them. Unfortunately, they did not liase with the occupiers of the building before they set off their charges.


LASG has motive and opportunity!!!!!!!
TB Joshua, look not further than Fassola for who felled your sagacious building with controlled demolition!

Is this Fashola a tyrant?
Maybe na him do "controlled demolition" of TB Joshua house.

To owe na crime?
Do not reason like paupers.

EFCC,
abeg make una go check this dsp man accounts!
Plenti dollars dey there!
TB don pay the maga, make una go collect una own ooo.
or better still make una take am shine on national tv!!!

Handsomeemmy:
Defence Headquarters claimed that the Nigerian army regained control over the recently captured Gombi, Pelia and Hong.

i have some reservations about the formation in the 2nd picture.
The unit only has one mobile cannon. (perhaps there s another furter behind the column).
Suppose BH ambush/disable that cannon, then attack the troop carriers with a shilka, those dog soldiers are mince meat.

saintneo:
Despite the peg by the government, we are aware that this peg is a floating peg. The government cannot(should not) be making money on the people. Our refineries cannot refine petroleum to sustain the demand in Nigeria. Importers will exploit this situation, the lower oil prices will force the government to remove subsidy totally(no money to use for the subsidy), this will drive the cost of finished products higher.


We need solutions!

All these loans taken by ignorant Federal and State governments.....chai! There is God o!

Solution: no subsidy. supply and demand.
Allow, regulate and license the small refineries in the Niger Delta. No subsidy involved in that business. Get them to pay for their crude stock.
Let Mr. A get his petrol from Sierra Leone and come and sell to Nigeria people.
Let Mr. B get his petrol from Brazil and come and sell to Nigeria people
Let Mr. C refine his petrol locally and sell to Nigeria people.

If Mr. C is NNPC or any government parastatal, a unit that cost $1 in the market would cost it $100 to install, and they woud like to pass the cost to the public either by a charge on the federation account or a higher pump price.

emiye:
In your warped sense, you prefer Government spending over 1 trillion naira annually in the name of a fraudulent subsidy?

This fraudulent govt promised 4 greenfield refineries to be built in 18 months if you are ignorant.

If it cant build 4? where is 1 or 2 refineries it has built 3 years down the line. In other news, tiny Niger commisioned a large petroleeum refinery last year, built under 2 years.

I see some fraudulent political jobbers on this thread trying so foolishly to justify failure.

No. I prefer the government gets out of the business of petrol.
Just like government has little business with the tuwo you depend on for life.
The 1 trilion naira is because people like you insist government subsidize your consumption of petrol!
If they spent that money subsizing my consumption of tuwo and, infact, give some of us involved in the processing and sale of tuwo madara some subsidy, i will like it.
Tinubu daughter is taxing we tuwo sellers in lagos too much.

Government did not promise to build you any three refineries.
rather a private venture, greenfield(?) proposed to build the refineries and went into a licensing agreement with government.
just like if you want to sell in most markets, you have to buy a ticket. So greenfiled talked about buying or actually bought a "ticket" to build a refinery.
after the agreement, which they will call big name like memoradam of understanding, greenfield, for reasons best known to them, did not show up.

this is why nigeria is in a shambles.
nobody has regard for merit.
the dsp has had one month to gather forensic evidence of explosives at the building site.
but did he do it?
no!
instead he comes here to mouth off about the speed of collapse!
when the structure was not adequately reinforced to carry all the floors.
And he had no evidence about any demolition.

mr dsp: you have no evidence that collapse was a controlled demolition, but staring you in the face is evidence the building was inadequate.
yet you say it is demolition?
what does this make you?

like Prof Wole Acebe would say : Nigeria, your road is still far.

emiye:
No need to assume, it is the reality. Policies , actions and inactions by political leaders shape the economy.

this was my comment earlier on this thread



A president who failed to guarantee that Nigeria will not import petroleum products 3 years down the line, after collecting extra N32/litre on petrol during an oil boom does not deserve my vote . My two biggest grudge with GEJ are failure in the refinery provision and power. I saw the oil doom coming some months ago, and the fall continues to nobody knows where.

Will Buhari be a deserve change? Yes a great possibility, at least he had the tenerity to oversee the construction of a refinery while he was in public service.

Government policy is not to build any new refineries or power plants.
The government worker, who has no profit motive, will make the place a drain-pipe for taxpayer money.
why is the government stuck with nitel?
a facilty that would cost a private investor 1 naira to build, would cost nitel 100 naira.
when you want to sell the facility, you would want to get about 100 naira while your customers will be pricing you 50 kobo.
so you are stuck with nitel and the refineries.

Current policy is to encourage private investors build and operate their facilities and make a profit off Nigeria's 150+ million consumer market.
Buhari has never shown economic sense, so he may decide to take us down the road of government owned refineries, again, if he gets APC nomination and wins the Valentine's day elections, and we all know how that will end up.

profjustine458:
A wife to the president is called
the #FIRST_LADY ...What if a woman is the
president what will her husband be
called.........?

you is a mumu.
why you make me use my bandwith for this no sense.

mrofficial:
YES. Looks like what was used at the civil war.

what are the two projections by the sides of the main barrell?
stabilizers?

The days of the soldier with an ak-47 are over.
The NA has to buy thousands of technicals and weapons systems like the TKG mobile mortar.


If you guys need someone that will prepare juju for your whole battalion,
just contact me.
why you are not winning is that all of you have different, different juju.
and some of the juju is on different frequency. they cancel each other out.
if the whole battalion do juju with one babalawo, the juju power is now X1000.
Your battalion will get the glory!

saintneo:
tit, blacktechnology, et al sorry for the direct mention. I appreciate your comments.
Currently, the citizens of the US are smiling to the bank as a result of the fall in oil price round the world. The petroleum products are getting cheaper everyday in the US; on the contrary, Petrol still sells for N97. This goes to imply that the finished petroleum products are mostly imported.
My question are, will be the effect of the naira plunge on the petroleum products internally(inside Nigeria)? Will the price of petroleum products go up? Do investors in alternative energy stand a chance to turn this nation around?

the cost of petroleum products in Nigeria is regulated.
It is 97naira per litre.
even if crude oil sells for 97 cents per barrel, Nigerians have to pay 97 naira per litre except the president raises or lowers the price.
if the subsidy had been removed in 2012(?), the price would react more to market forces.

IdomaLikita:
Thank You for your Input Sir! I think Option 1 appeals more to me. I know my savings are exhaustible but I don't intend to leave off it. I am currently and earner and even though I'm well aware of the Pay-cuts and hardship ahead, I've resolved to adjust to it. The primary role for my proposed Forex buy is to have a dependable Store of value when things become so bad or emergencies come up that warrant bulk cash at short notice!
Secondly, considering my Job, I don't have the time to go into full-time agriculture since it is time-consuming! The best I can do is to invest as a Middleman, and my Experience with Millet and Palm Oil last Year devastated my Purse! The Agro-market isn't as Predictable as people make it seem! (Unless you have a better plan Sir)
I'd like to know the effect on the Services Sector since Medical Services are what I offer people for a living! Do I quit and go into the Productive sector with the little I have saved?

Chylo has some good long term advice: Stay put.
especially if you are not going to retire within the next ten years.

Why dont you invest in better medical equipment?
CRT scans, etc.
Nigerians complain about poor medical facilities.
you (and your friends) have money sitting in the banks.
if you provide a solution, the society will reward you.
by patronizing your services instead of going to India.