₦airaland Forum

ttmax09:
You are so wrong, I understand that tithing is not compulsory and cannot take from me or give me salvation, but if I'm been blessed in my local church and I know my pastor is into the ministry full time, why shouldn't I pay my tithe? After all giving is an integral part of our faith.

rexbuton:
Not gambling. A bank reward for people with deposits, like a lottery system

bewla:
W

onumadu:
Fair point.
@Bolded: I leave it at that because it answers the question of "what about the innocent child?".
For me, people destroy children for sake of sexual ego.
Forget about all these rants about "paternity fraud", IT IS ALWAYS ABOUT SEX.
Folks can't imagine their wife being pummeled by another man. And so innocent kids pay for such male hurt.
Funny thing is that most people that say this never put themselves in the child's shoes.
I take a 360 degrees view of life before taking position on things like this.
Peace.

mrvitalis:
First your friends would be better using CNG to power his 50kva generator than using Nepa and paying 240per kWh

He can off the gen when it's not needed zero downtime

If your friend can set up a feed mill trust me getting gen, CNG won't be an issue

Ask your friend for me how many kg of his feed can get a chicken to 3kg in 7 weeks let's see if we can do business

mrvitalis:
Exactly your problems is economical hold your leaders accountable

What Nigerians should get after is increasing productivity, GDP so that earnings can grow

If we can grow GDP per capita to mere $7500

Electricity would become more affordable and to do that we don't need electricity

What we need is access to credit, access to gas to power industry, good economic policy to favor exports
Allow free importation of raw materials n machines

You as an individual don't need 24/7 electricity just like u don't need car or fancy apartments

mrvitalis:
If u earn 120k u can't afford 24 hours electricity anywhere

mrvitalis:
Do Nigerians lack electricity? What stops you from getting electricity?

$15k can give a household 24/7 electricity for 20 years none stop

Zxcvbnmghtr:
That's not true. Most factories have not been relaying on 'NEPA' for a very long time because of the epileptic power supply. Truth be told, most businesses run on generator, house holds, spend a lot of money on powering their generators. It's not a factor at all.

mrvitalis:
I have always said it here, Nigerians that can afford 24 hours electricity already have it

There is no one that wants electricity 24/7 that can't get them

Nigerians want the impossible which is free/cheap and steady electricity... Electricity is luxury and we are too poor for it right now

We don't need electricity for development

There is absolutely no company you can start only when you have electricity 24/7 that u can't start now

Giftedheart16:
I just got to lagos this evening,I wish I can sue her or drop her number here so she can get insults or questions from nigerians but in nigeria if no money no power.thanks to everyone for your advice.i will drop her name and clinic laterv

Jewessgratitud3:
You won't understand.

EreluRoz:
I don't even have the strength of being a feminist, feminists agrees to 50/50 sharing formulas, they are strong women and me I no get power.

I'm a proud dependent woman

Amunesteve:
Good day Sir/ Ma I have a very big palm kernel Farm and I would love to supply you or supply abroad , how can you be of help. Thanks in anticipation

darediamond:
China export processed or finished Goods while Nigeria export Raw and or Natural Resources which we are not even the one that determines there prices.

Currency Devaluation helps developed Nations not chronic under-developed Nations which Nigeria is one of. Do not let the IMPERIALIST FOOL YOU LIKE THE DID WITH SOME OF OTHER AFRICANS.

Stomoney:
Power line area, Oke baale area, Agunbelewo area

Those are the environment I can vouch for

Stomoney:
Better

Someone can't even buy 5 rubbers of rice with 10k now

Yet refuses to increase salary

Singlesingle:
A scary face, making me dizzy sef

amakanancy:
Don't mis-quote sir. The statement is easy to understand. We will raise is totally different from we will borrow... you can raise money without borrowing.

“At the core of this is ensuring optimal management of the assets and investments of the Federal Government towards unlocking their revenue potential.

Quiteparrot:
This country is finished, everybody is now chasing after the dollar, #1800/$ as at today. I'm so depressed right now, all my investments are in Naira. Mutual funds is giving me 11.5%, Bond at 15.7%, my purchasing power has been reduced by more than 50%. I sold my SUV about two years ago, hoping to buy something bigger, now the old version type I sold is now 14m for Nigeria used, I can't keep up. I had to close down my business because of government satanic policies, fixed investments wey I put eyes to dey use take care of family, devaluation and hyperinflation no gree, I'm so tired.

Each time I want to process a withdrawal from my mutual funds investment in order to starch it all in dollars, I get weary because of the monthly income I will earn from it which I've been using solely to take of my family, the more I tarry the more the dollar soar. Newbies should learn from my mistake, don't keep more than 20% of your investments in Naira, 80% should be dollar investment.

Is there anyway I can sell my 10 years SUKUK? Nigeria bonds is a loss in disguise

Origin:
Short term fix.


As long as everyone continues to use importer rather than local goods. The demand for fx will always stack higher than the naira....

From your gate to your living room to your bedroom everyone uses 90% imported in their homes. Even when local is available and cheaper. We all still opt for these imported items.......



We all know the solution but the fruit of corruption is to steal as to use all that glitters that is not gold....

Buy local to grow the Naira.


And it is still the same corruption that has our fx rising because our main trade partner is China and we should be concerned about the yen but our loans and corruption is in dollars.

malali:
Even if you raise 100 billion dollars.

As long as there are a few Nigerians with 10 billion naira cash at home, they will change it to dollars in no time.

And we are back to square one......The Banks are complicit as well, our banks need the "sanusi" treatment, Flush out culpable CEO/MD's

You have to address the looters, the corrupt officials, the money launderers, the currency traffickers, the currency hoarders.

Stop pretending they dont exist or they are untouchable.

These people are making a fool of your government and your strategies. You are now spending more than the "removed" subsidy to stabilize the naira....lol

mrvitalis:
The solution is to borrow to defend the naira
U need to borrow, Obi then said he would borrow $15 billion to defend the naira

The main issue is no body trust Tinubu enough to give him that amount

No body trust his management skills

The $3 billion he got he mismanaged it

skydiver01:
For example, you can enquire from your bank, to start with, that you would like to buy monthly United States treasury bills (e.g. the 10, 20 or 30 years) and take it from there. Over time you will be in a position (unless you are already in a position) to open an account with an international Investment and Asset Management institution like Shroders who have been around for over 2000 years. Shroders was founded in 1800.

skydiver01:
Thank you and very precise 👍 I have never bought Nigerian Eurobonds in my life.