₦airaland Forum

Cooly100:
Which tax do you pay..tax is being paid by thode who owns buisness and like I satted early you have no visibly business..

This is 3rd mainland bridge built by the FG..

Are those living beside it paying taxes as you claim.

Everyone knows those living there.

Lagos would have turned to another Ibadan or Abeokuta if only you lived there...

Cooly100:
So if you become a country all these rubbish will impact on lives in other parts?

This is what I am saying...

You have absolutely no contribution...

You are running around...and you can see you are lazy and have nothing to impact the lives of majority of others...

I can assure you only few people know these guys...

There is a different between survival and contribution. You SE are only surviving, you don't contributes. don't be dounce. Chai.

Yorubas are not limited and their destiny is not tied to one career. grin

* There are Yorubas in the banking industry.
* Music industries.
* Movies industries.
* There are into trades and are into various buying and selling too.

*Oil and gas.
*Vehicle plants/productions.
* clothing.
* Yoruba artisans are there.
*Carpentry.


Below at the image is one of the industries they dominate.

Cooly100:
Why not tell me 10 the FG built before they left to Abuja?

If you are reasonable you will know that those contributed to mass migration to Lagos and not to Ibadan which is your regional capital...

nedu666:
5th largest economy powered by millions of people from ethnic groups. Let those millions of people leave lagos, we shall see how many businesses will survive. Nothing special in Lagos, lagos does not provide any special environment for businesses to operate that is not available in any part of Nigeria. Lagos does not provide power to any businesses rather they provide multiple taxation. When lgbos travel in Lagos we all know how lagos dey be. Imagine if it's permanent

Cooly100:
Lagos built by you alone...?

Why not build another Lagos in Ibadan

Cooly100:
You like quoting helpless statistics...

How does this impact a common man in Keffi, Sokoto, Enugu and Uyo?

Mister you have no visibly contribution and you know it...

nedu666:
The lagos that u are living, how many people are gainfully employed, how many people have well paid jobs. The tax paid in lagos, how is it impacting on your life. To show the level of ur IQ, if everyone is a trader in lgbo land, then who are will be teachers, doctors and nurses, builders, lawyers, engineers, accountants etc. You talk of low income, wat a joke in a country where only 2.7 million people have above 1 million in their account. I guess all yorubas are rich

Cooly100:
We will start from your region.

Your want to demolish Ladipo/Alaba and Araba Rago...everyone knows who dominate there. Igbo and northerners respectively..

Now tell me the area and location you lazy thugs dominate with any visibly means of livelihood?

This is why you are deadly envious of others...

Cooly100:
Stop crying like a baby.

You have no freaking right to them what to do...

When will you lots leave all parts of the country including Abuja and return to SW for once, so we can check something.

We want to see if any will raise placard..saying Yorubas are welcome back.

You contribute absolutely nothing in any region other than yours...

The north and the East even contribute visibly than even you in your region.

nedu666:
Bla bla bla. All businesses are established to serve customers. Who are customers? People, men, women..... huge population in Lagos is wat attracts many businesses to lagos. If lgbos in millions leave lagos, the following will happen
1. Many bank branches will close
2. Many insurance companies, factories, smes, law firms, architect, will close
3. Many private schools, hospitals, event centres, churches, fuel station, will close
4. Prices of land and houses will fall drastically
5. No of mechanics, vucanizers, builders etc will fall
6. Revenues for lagos state and local govt will fall
7. Ogun state hoping on taking advantage of population in Lagos will hear it
8. There will be so many vacant houses, shops, and closed businesses that prices will fall.

Obrigardo:
@FreeStuffsNG

I have seen your propaganda on this board and it's worrisome.
There is nowhere in the Article where it says it's mandatory.

There are people and mostly in rural areas who don't have and have no need for social handles or whatever nonsense you call it.

This is stupid reframing and I'll urge the moderators to change the title if they ever want to move it to the front page.



Mynd44, nlpmod take note so you don't push out untruths and false reporting

In an effort to enhance the accuracy and depth of customer identification, the CBN has made it mandatory for financial institutions to collect and verify customers’ social media handles as part of their Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements.

Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has said it is ready to roll out cheap fuel for Nigerians
The association's chairman, Chinedu Okoronkow, said the body would start to roll out Compressed Natural Gas at N100 per litre
He said the association is almost ready with its plan to cushion the effect of subsidy removal on Nigerians
Motorists and transport operators in Nigeria will witness relief soon after the Nigerian government ends the petrol subsidy, which caused a spike in the product's price across the country. The national president of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), Chinedu Okoronkwo, revealed that the association is 90% ready to roll out Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) as an alternative fuel, which would sell between N100 to N110 per litre before the end of June.


He added that the association had gotten a lot of buy-in from companies overseas.

Nigerians already using LPG to power generators

He revealed that Nigerians are already using liquefied petroleum gas to power their generators, stating that the LPG is about N700 per kg, but CNG will be under N100 to N110 per litre.

He said:

"When you check what the impact will be, it will reduce the cost of food because people coming from the hinterlands bring food to the cities. From Kano, it takes them about N1.2 million to fuel trucks with diesel, but with this CNG, it will cost them about N150,000 to N200,000. About a million naira is saved, which will translate to cheaper food and open up a lot of other businesses.
"It will provide cheaper energy to drive the processing zones like the agro-based industries, where the gas will also create a lot of impacts.
"CNG does not replace PMS, but it is a choice. We are talking of something that will help your purse and not deepen it."
CNG would be a game changer for Nigerians as it will be the best palliative instead of sharing money.

Tinubu plans to distribute of cheap Fuel as the Cost of powering 7.5KVA generator increases to N1,000/Hour
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that President Bola Tinubu has started putting structural measures in place to make cheap fuel available through compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquified natural gas (LPG) to stem the effects of the subsidy removal.

Mele Kyari, the Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, revealed this after a meeting with Tunubu on Wednesday, June 14, 2023.

Kyari stated that the plans would roll out soon and that the structural plan was part of the palliative measures for Nigerians.

Source: Legit.ng

rexlllims:
When they are quick to deny it, just know that it has been done already

A law must be passed before such increment can ever occur and that takes time. Couldn't figure out how and why many of you fell for the nonsense called news.

helinues:
Chief wailer of NL, take things easy.

You guys always act as if you know solution to things yet you couldn't even make use of una technical know how to solve ordinary illiterate UGM locking you up every Monday in your region

Abeg keep your idea or suggestions somewhere

Written by Mark Itsibor

The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) has denied media report (not in LEADERSHIP) that it has approved the increment of salaries of political office-holders, judicial and public office holders by 114 per cent.

In an exclusive discussion with LEADERSHIP, RMAFC Public Relations Officer, Christian Nwachukwu, said President Bola Tinubu has not given approval for the increment of salaries of public servants.

Written by Mark Itsibor

The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) has denied media report (not in LEADERSHIP) that it has approved the increment of salaries of political office-holders, judicial and public office holders by 114 per cent.

In an exclusive discussion with LEADERSHIP, RMAFC Public Relations Officer, Christian Nwachukwu, said President Bola Tinubu has not given approval for the increment of salaries of public servants.

rexlims:
When they are quick to deny it, just know that it has been done already

Ogene001:
Let's join Yorubas instead.

Ogene001:
Enema is even Nsukka name. Lol

Igala group congratulates new Naval Chief, Ogalla
Blueprint
41 minutes ago

The nationwide president of Igala Youths, Prince Enema Momoh, has congratulated the new Chief of Naval Staff, Rear Admiral Emmanuel A. Ogalla, on his appointment

The government under Soludo is perceived by some as harboring animosity towards the Igbos, as evidenced by the demolition of Igbo-owned businesses. This situation has led certain individuals to make the difficult decision of selling their lands and relocating to Israel.

The South-East Governors must engage with their Brother Governor in Lagos state with a view to convincing him to intervene and avert the looming economic disaster that will hit Ndigbo hard if the laws are passed. Their properties and businesses in Lagos are under threat.

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have smashed two Qatar-based drug kingpins with methamphetamine consignment.

Eyah Celestine Nnamdi, alias Murphy and Ugwuoke Peter Oluchukwu, were arrested by the agency at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA, Ikeja, Lagos.

Femi Babafemi, NDLEA’s spokesman, in a statement on Sunday said Ugwuoke was the first to be arrested on 9th June during the outward clearance of Qatar Airways passengers at the departure point, Terminal 2 of the Lagos airport.

He said NDLEA officers discovered that the suspect was travelling to Doha with an Ivorian international passport with the name Hien Narcisse.

“A further scrutiny of his black carry-on luggage led to the discovery of a false bottom concealment of two parcels of crystalline substance that tested positive to methamphetamine weighing 1.00kg.

Preliminary investigation revealed that the suspect is a Nigerian who had gone to obtain an Ivorian passport for his travels.

“He confessed that he travelled to Qatar in August 2022 and returned from the Arab nation about two months ago to perfect arrangement for the movement of the drug consignment,” he explained.

According to Babafemi, a further probe led operatives to discover that his Qatar-based senior partner in the trade simply identified as Murphy was lurking around in Eziani, his home town in Nsukka LGA, Enugu State.

He revealed that Ugwuoke, who hails from Igboeze North Local Government Area of the State claimed he holds a National Diploma in Electrical Engineering from the Federal Polytechnic, Oko.

“A prompt deployment of NDLEA operatives on 10th June to Eziani community of Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State, led to the arrest of ‘Murphy’ whose true identity was later discovered to be Eyah Celestine Nnamdi, who had lived in Indonesia for some years before relocating to Doha, Qatar,” he disclosed.

The Professor was then asked whether an analysis of election results from just two states is enough to make conclusions on a presidential election, and he said he was limited by time.

meolaniyi:
which Yoruba land? In your dreams

Jostoman:
Make Una continue Una politics of bitterness against igbos, What goes around