₦airaland Forum

SpatialKing:
Why DEI is Bad for America

1. Undermines Meritocracy – Prioritizes identity over ability, reducing efficiency and fairness.

2. Fosters Division – Encourages identity politics, deepening societal divides.

3. Encourages Reverse Discrimination – Leads to racial quotas, punishing merit.

4. Lowers Standards – Weakens institutions by prioritizing diversity over competence.

5. Political Indoctrination – Promotes controversial ideologies like CRT in workplaces.

6. Wastes Resources – Diverts funds from core missions to unnecessary bureaucracy.

7. Ineffective – Fails to improve real outcomes for marginalized groups.

Solution? Focus on merit, opportunity, and economic mobility instead.

SpatialKing:
There is no descent life in Homo...

Only frustration and depression

Black are being hurt by Democrats

Merit-based should replace DEI

Killerofpigs:
We know the game .

This ambassador will be recalled...and a real ambassador will be deployed.

We already put POTUS on Notice.

Keep dreaming...

DOGE will soon release it's findings..as regards Boko Haram and USAID ...just as DOGE exposed UNWRA in Palestine as a HAMAS front.

No Cap.

UzorIyke:
I don't know that their are still reasonable Yoruba people in Nigeria.

nwirinedu:
He is not an Igbo man, just so you know.

Blue3k:
What does this have to do with the subject? Shouldn't you be happy the the white devils are leaving?

SpatialKing:
Canada booed and still received besting from USA...

We know satanic gays and transgender like you are against Trump...

He will succeed and he is succeeding already

gidgiddy:
Remind us again why your government is Pardoning terrorists?

SpatialKing:
Disrespecting a country anthem is completely different from disrespecting her President..

Insult Trump all you want but don't dare boo the United States of America Anthem...

Insult Tinubu all you want but don't disrespect Nigerian Flag or Anthem...

I'm hoping your little brain 🧠 gets the point..

SpatialKing:
And Canada paid dearly for that disrespect

They lost 3:1

Canada players also received beatings

Zulu11zulu:
The man just disappeared from public, no time given for his return to Nigeria, no information about our president, it doesn't work like that.

Nigeria should know where is their president and what is he doing wherever he may be.

DeLaRue:
The Premier League has its own issues, but I don't recall a Premier League coach openly dump on his own player for missing a penalty the way this Italian coach did to this guy.

The regularity with which Ialian coaches, club management and even players in the same team as some black players talk to the back players openly is shocking.

Anyway, I only watch the Premier League occasionally, if I have nothing else to do. The other leagues, I have zero interest.

McLizbae:
This is where sensible people govern. Now the new private or personal hustle is to kill and deliver as many mosquitoes as possible. University scholar in that axis will now focus their research on means to kill or arrest as much mosquitoes as possible. Give this just few year and mosquitoes are gonna become extinct species in that environment.

Government can just be as simple and impacting as it is portrayed here.

Acekidc4:
Good Development 👍

jUeLiZ:
please do you have any plan B you can suggest for me ... thanks...

Celestialsword:
Jamaica is making a costly mistake by injecting corruption into their economic bloodline.

Fidelity2050:
Grow up. Leave tribal sentiments. Don't let ur education be a total waste. Anybody who challenges APC or doesn't agree with whatever policy they come up with, is automatically an Igbo? It's really embarrassing. You're not enlightened at all. Grow up!

Mindlog:
I did japa to the UK and never worked like a slave nor in a worse condition than those back in Nigeria.

Presently work as a civil servant here in Central London and accorded the same benefits my British workmates get.

Generalization is a dangerous mindset.

oyeb15:
Any country is better than Nigeria at d moment.

Everybody should do their travels now cos d coming raining season, motorist, travellers go hear am.

Fidelity2050:
How is it on the Rise when the cost of living continues to skyrocket on a daily basis?

Nigeria’s fortunes appear to be looking up after nearly two years of painful economic reforms that triggered a cost-of-living crisis.

Improved security in its main oil-producing region has boosted earnings from crude, which generates about 80% of foreign-exchange inflows.

Daily output averaged 1.54 million barrels in January, a four-year high and exceeding the West African nation’s OPEC+ quota.

The pickup in revenue has helped stabilize the naira that plunged about 70% against the dollar since June 2023, when the central bank started allowing it to trade more freely.

Investors have taken note.

The extra yield they demand to hold the country’s dollar debt has fallen to a five-year low. And the main stock index is up 11% since the beginning of December, triple the gain posted by the MSCI developing-world equities index.

Nigeria, meanwhile, looks set to regain the mantle of Africa’s biggest economy (it currently ranks fourth) when the national statistics agency releases rebased figures next month. Gross domestic product is expected to be revised upward to almost $500 billion.

The release of overhauled inflation data on Tuesday was another boon. The measure fell to 24.5% from almost 35% a month before.

That could offer the central bank scope to trim its key interest rate when it meets on Thursday, giving consumer spending and the economy another lift.

The good news hasn’t come a moment too soon for President Bola Tinubu, whose attempts to steady the government’s finances have sent food and fuel prices soaring, and exacerbated hardship in a country where more than half the population lives below the poverty line.

Challenges remain to keep up the momentum, but the long-flailing economy does have a far better look.

dauntless15:
Truth is they're few tech jobs out there, but the hype was much and alot of people like you blindly learnt tech skills, now applicants are more than the actual available tech jobs, goto remote work websites and see the thousands of people applying to one tech job, all over the world, it's crazy, now most tech jobs also exclude Africa, they reserve it for Europe and north America, the few available worldwide are crowded by hungry people especially Indians, they're practically everywhere like a pandemic, forget the dreams abeg, na only crypto and surveys be the sure thing now, atleast nobody go control wether I earn or not, it's all up to me, and before you rant, I was like you, I learnt UI and UX design, web design, and graphics design yet here I am, if no be survey and crypto my own for don finish.