₦airaland Forum

she has seen the light...omo olomo

Princewell2012:


Walahi this your comment fear me pass.

looooool....na joke i dey o

na wa o...u get pet u say ive always wanted to be a mother....shey cuppy wa alright sha

These people no dey fear God sha

make i begin grow tail abi

Community policing if properly done will flush out criminals...this one na example.

He is 87, his wife of 23 years is 61. So at the age of 64 he got married to a 38years old woman....and for 23 years they have not found a reason strong enough to make them go their separate ways....U can find love at any age, don't let the society rush you with unnecessary timeline. I wish him quick recovery.

matrix199:
Sowore is just clout chasing. Since he's not wealthy enough to oil the palms of the electorates, he has resorted to 'Mandela-ing'(trying to look like Mandela that was victimised) in order to gain sympathy.

To start with, I am not a fan of Sowore.
Lets even assume u r right about him Mandela-ing, please is it a bad thing that he admires how Mandela fought and he wants to do same....una wahala too much, if he oils palms of electorate una go talk, u say e no get money now he is using the only thing he has his voice and dogged spirit u are still talking......what exactly do u want him to do.

Odss11:
Why is Allegri still out of job?

Because Peter Cech is still protecting his friend.... Abramovic too finding it hard to break Frankie's heart.

baralatie:
so it is legal for the md of a bank (who is married) to have sex with its married staff employees?

It is morally wrong ,shameless, dirty and any other thing we can call it. But is there a law that makes it illegal i don't know of any.
I want to believe a case can be made from the paternity fraud angle though, but will it scale now that d man is dead.

baralatie:
Is sex between an m.d of a bank (who is married) and a married employee of the same bank at the same station to point of bearing children (without the knowledge/consent of the married partner) legal

Sadly The only sex between man and woman that is illegal is the sex without consent of the 2 parties having the sex...This life is just a pot of spoilt beans

Kalatium:
The double standard is why is only the man being probed. The woman should also be dealt with.

What the man did was terrible. However, the woman is majorly at fault.

The woman is also an accomplice. He got her pregnant not once but twice. And she kept the 2 children initially pretending it was her husband's own. That is paternity fraud.

If the law is to be involved both of them must face the wrath of the law.

The woman is no longer with FCMB...she dun japa go seek asylum....weytin concern bank na to protect their own business

The man will have to step aside, not because he has violated FCMBs code of conduct but because him staying on will be too much liability for the bank....But wait o...lets even say the first child belle na mistake, second one nko....I fear who no fear women

JustforMen:
I couldn't care less whatever part his of body it is they are showing. He has a right to enjoy his life the way he deems fit.
BUT.....
This is directly related to the dirty OIL & GAS Business that has caused many wars and bloodshed globally...
This is about Dangote Refrinery...
This is about a some people paying the women to destroy his reputation to ultimately bring down the value of his stock...
I suspect a country that has no Oil and Gas resources but whose major export to Nigeria is REFINED PETROLEUM products...
The foolish ladies think they will just be paid off but they don't understand how wealth and power works....

This looks to me like a blackmail hit job!
The foolish women will be ignored for sometime and certainly, nobody is giving them shishi !!!
Then the iron fist in the velvet gloves will touch them. It will be a slow and quite process but them bitches are getting wacked!

My postulations.

dey are done for

anochuko01:
You'll think these people are too busy to do women.

He is not paying his executive team so much money for him not to still have time to enjoy the good things of life

eagleu:
Federal government made 'richest man in Africa' has no idea how to conduct himself.

eskis sir...how should he conduct himself

lookingfly:
Na him private life....nothing concern us jare. Abi d man no straff again because he's the richest man in Africa?

u dey mind dem

dirtycoin:
How is Alhaji Dangote a polygamist? He is not legally married to anyone as of now.

e shock dem say how person go dey successful like dat and e will not be married,since in their heads being married is the first ingredient for success

If Dangote is not married, how is him having a girlfriend or girlfriends the problem of humanity

Grace001:
Ma’am you’re among those that can build this country but you and your colleagues refuse to build the country, so it’s the common man that will create a better Nigeria.

Ema je kin fun yin lepe lodun tuntun

Loooool

RisenPhoenix1:
I know it's a popular pastime in Nigeria, but you really should not make such accusations of 'stealing' based on mere street rumours. The purchasing power of people has nothing to do with the debt, and more to do with the foreign exchange policies; which; though they seem harsh on the common people, do bestow an advantage in the long run by making internal production more attractive. Manufacturing has been on the uptick this last period, as imports are getting more expensive and less attractive. Even cross border sales of everyday goods are improving in Nigeria's favour. All that is left to do is encourage more investment in the private sector, and that needs infrastructure and security; hence the borrowing. I don't think that the loan policy has been too bad. It is still somewhat on point, at least on paper; though I've not followed up on any research to see how it's actually been used.

Personally, I don't have so much interest in macroeconomic trends unless they affect my personal business; which Nigeria's GDP does not, but I believe that the NBS uses the production method to compute Nigeria's GDP; i.e. the estimated net sales value of its goods and services. And even if the assessment is off, it wouldn't be by more than a few percentage points. The figures do seem to be acceptable even to advanced financial institutions like the IMF and the WB, so I never thought of questioning them.

Okay, your points are very well noted

seunmsg:
Lagos is actually being cheated by the rest of the federation. If I’m the governor of the state, I will start a campaign to extend the 13% derivation benefits to all revenue generating sources and not oil and gas alone.

What is the justification for giving oil producing states 13% of revenue generated from oil while denying Lagos state the same benefit from revenue generated from CIT, VAT, Custom duties and other tax revenues that goes into the federation account? It is an extremely unfair policy that needs to be changed as part of the restructuring we are advocating for.

Oil producing states keep losing their farmlands and source of livelihood to oil exploration activities. Importantion n Custom activities makes lagos state more vibrant and creates an avenue for more funds to be generated.

tplayer:
Sarcasm with Cross River budget.

Smiles...

tplayer:
I ain't going to praise Sanwo-Olu for having d largest state budget until I see d one from my man Prof Ayade in Cross River

The size of a budget is even nothing if execution and critical elements of that budget is not top notch...see size of naija budget see size of Rwanda budget, see growth rate

sammyj:
The governor should let us know how much Alpha beta will be getting from the largest!! If you know you know Happy new year to you all

This one na summary. Show the breakdown. How much of that budget will be funded by debt. How much of that budget will go into debt servicing. What percentage of that budget will be executed. This way, the people will monitor it every step of the way. The people should not feel the whole 1.1trillion is coming into the economy of Lagos state. How much are you going to mandate LAMATA to generate so they can start raising fares, even LASTMA get target

RisenPhoenix1:
In that case, the complaints should be about the mismanagement of the moneys received and not about the debt profile itself. Then one can go into a discussion as to whether the debt was effectively utilised or not. Nigeria does not seem to be doing too badly compared to the rest of the world. Its estimated growth in GDP is right around global average, despite facing an epidemic, a crash in the price of its major export, and a running insurgency.

at least if u want to steal, jejely steal funds from sales of crude oil n save debt acquisition for someone that will manage the funds very well......if u cant manage the funds well, then the borrowing is needless..I know the realities of GDP and all of that, but sincerely if the purchasing power of the people keeps waning, if the middle class keeps reducing in size and the lower class keeps expanding ..of what use is the GDP figures.....
lets get academic a bit, tell me how GDP is measured, i might be able to point to u how inadequate data is probably giving us a wrong assessment of our GDP.

Omo Ologo...someone that shoud be starting for SUPER EAGLES
like Henry EPL in early 2000s.....they make opponents look like joke

Grace001:
You’re right and demand for oil which is our major export for forex is gradually declining.

God will help us all

u see that oil....maybe we go drink am laslas ni....we will probably borrow to develop the agric sector eventually, if we dont use d dwindling oil money to do it NOW.

RisenPhoenix1:
Not such a negative statistic. That would put Nigeria's debt to GDP ratio at about 30-35%? Nigeria is joining the developed countries from that perspective. After all, countries like the UK and France have debt to GDP ratios approaching 100% if not more. And even the mighty US and China have debt to GDP ratios much higher than Nigeria's. I personally don't see what the cause for alarm is, but then again, perhaps I need a couple of beers before I can see the issue from an emotional beer parlor perspective.

The problem is not the debt profile, the problem is what we have to show for the debt acquired. U are worth 20million bucks and take a loan of 15million bucks to acquire an asset that will increase ur productivity, another person is worth 10million n takes a loan of 2m that will not add anything to his productivity....check the debt-asset ratio ....see the one wey go soon run down

Grace001:
He will add N12 tn Naira in the next 3 years.


By the time Buhari is finished with Nigeria, it will take Nigeria another 10-15 years to get out of debts

15 years is small, Don't forget we will still have to be running the economy paying salaries, funding politicians lifestyle and servicing the debts at the same time...any drive by a serious government to improve the country's earnings will take about 4 to 5 years concerted effort and research activities (serious funding) before we start seeing tangible results, whether agriculture or manufacturing or whatever...and agriculture is the easiest way out, unfortunately attacks on farmers n farmlands is a serious thing to contend with now again.

meum:
As at 2015 the debt profile stood at ₦12.12trillion. Six years after it is ₦32.2trillion. Almost three times. Chai!

Unfortunately we do not have more infrastructures or developmental projects to show for it.