₦airaland Forum

Pastor Adeboye has been quite vocal about politics lately. While no one is arguing against the removal of the fuel subsidy, there should have been measures put in place as a buffer before implementing it. Removing it on the very first day in office was a significant misstep.

Iran's reliability with nuclear plants remains questionable.

Tinubu's economic policies appear to lack a people-centered approach. Floating the Naira without adequately considering its economic impact has led to significant losses, particularly for many businesses dependent on foreign exchange. Additionally, the removal of the fuel subsidy on his first day in office is widely regarded as a misstep. Many federal institutions are struggling to cope with the removal of subsidies on electricity, impacting their operations and research output, which has contributed to lower rankings. This, coupled with massive layoffs in private firms, has left the average citizen unable to afford basic amenities or even a simple meal.

It's still a mystery to me how this guy gained popularity.

Nigerians show little interest in his conferment; the only ones likely to miss him are his family and those who had personal encounters with him.

Tinubu's actions are utterly shameless.

The North has long been a parasitic drain on Nigeria's resources, thriving at the expense of others while contributing little in return. If it were possible to relocate the oil wealth to the North, let them have it, and let us dissolve this forced union once and for all. Biafra should reclaim its independence, and the South West should establish its own nation. This flawed federation has endured long enough, benefiting only the North while the rest of the country shoulders the burden of this imposed arrangement. It’s time for every region to chart its own path to prosperity and self-determination.

These policies are making life unbearably hard for Nigerians. In any sane society, the legislature would be moving to impeach many Governors and even the President by now.

She is the spitting image of her mother.

State Governors are rarely held accountable, which is why many have accumulated staggering debts without delivering tangible development. Most of them simply borrow money to pay salaries, leaving no meaningful projects to justify the loans. This lack of accountability is a glaring failure of leadership.

I wouldn’t call it outright cheating, but they inflate prices to make their gains—which you can avoid by parking your car and getting it at a cheaper price elsewhere. However, what’s completely unacceptable is being told it’s 5kg or 5 liters when it’s actually 4.5kg or 4.5 liters. That’s outright fraud.

By the time the APC administration is done, which I foresee ending soon, this country will be beyond recovery—it has completely lost its direction. Anyone who still has the means should prioritize leaving for the sake of their children’s future. Staying behind is no longer a viable option.

If the system is genuinely free and fair, the President and numerous Governors should face significant sanctions.

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This is unacceptable for an agency that is meant to be the most transparent.

The agency that should set the standard for transparency has become the most corrupt of all. It’s a blatant betrayal of trust and a failure of its core mandate.

If Adetshina wins, it will be bad for South Africa.

They do not intend to retire prematurely, likely in order to continue providing for their family. It remains a mystery whether they will receive their pension or not.

They were supposed to be planning their stay, ways to obtain permanent residency in Cyprus or obtain citizenship.

This shouldn't be blamed on climate change or some faux. If there is a some, stuffs like this can happen.

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Private Secondary School.

It's unfortunate that the Saudi Royal family relied on UCH Ibadan for their medical treatment prior to 1966. The hospital has faced significant challenges due to mismanagement over the years. Both the University of Ibadan and University College Hospital (UCH) must explore sustainable solutions for generating their electricity.

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Nigerians are struggling to afford pharmaceutical drugs, which is driving many to rely on alternatives like herbal cannabis and traditional herbal medicine, commonly referred to as Agbo among the Yoruba. Others are turning to less conventional remedies such as antioxidants like Ginger, Garlic, and Turmeric.

Any pharmaceutical company that fails to recognize and adapt to this trend in Nigeria will face significant losses and risk falling out of the top 10 in the market.

Let’s be clear: ₦5M is simply not enough for you to Japa. It's not the same as if you received ₦5M a decade ago; the landscape has changed dramatically. The reality we face today demands more.

She is living their dreams.

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Nigeria needs to catch up in this area.

Politicians often resort to dramatic antics simply to elevate their importance.

This situation has been unfolding for quite a while. She wants half of his money.

tobby20:
You fit talk this thing f2f for tinubu front

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