₦airaland Forum

Unstable Aisha.

In the last eight years the country leadership was in the hand of a Northerner BUHARI, what did he do about illiteracy ravaging the north. NOTHING, Absolutely NOTHING AT ALL ON EDUCATION.

He would rather give amnesty to active bokoharam members, unleashed Fulani Heads men rascality.

When Kemi said she has nothing to do with the North who produced bokoboys, some Buffon are blaming her.

Endsars 2020 comes to mind. Have the police put its house in order afterwards. a big NO.

they should let Kemi breath.

Wonder shall never end ohhh!!! ... isn't this the same Daniel Bwala that asserted last year that " Even if you give Tinubu 30 years he cannot change anything"

Where is he getting his recent motivations? from the mouth?

"According to him, contrary to some reports by certain security outfits in the state that at least 36 persons were kidnapped, the truth of the matter some group of women on their way to farm were blocked by bandits in attempt to kidnap them but some of them ran to meet security agencies who chased them away and rescued the trapped women.

“The attack was light not as reported. Our people have since returned to their farms and witnessed bumper harvest this year like never before”."

Playing down the treat. But acknowledge there's bandits.

Bandits are just smiling. Insecurity in North on my mind.

I read last week, that the Niger state Governor mistakenly drove into bandit domain while on a lga visit.

May we not invest our hard earned money blindly.

propaganda promise.

If only Tpain can emulate half the speed of Wike at Federal level, the exchange rate would have drop to #250- $1

But alas, APC politicians understand one thing alone, palative, palative and more palatives. what an Almajiri and scarcity mentality they have. it's either ethic or religious card.


Give it to Wike, under 1 year Abuja is aware it has a Minister. Unlike the slowpoke under Buhari that wasted 8 years as FCT minister and we dont even know his name up until he left.

Between that man and Buhari i can tell who is worse.

"The case emanated from one of his pastors who duped several people in a real estate scheme," one of the top sources had revealed.

"The police investigation showed that several billions of naira in the scheme were traced first to Pastor Bolaji's church account and later to his personal account," the source had added."

Such Audacity and this Pastor will continue preaching..... and his congregation will be answering Amen Amen, Amen...

shaking my head for humanity..

Sincerely, if only Tinubu can be half active as Wike, exchange rate would have been #250 to $1 dollar.

Development is not rocket science. unfortunately APC lack that ability.

Wike maintaind the PDP mentality of People's welfare first. Unlike Tpain & his APC Almajiri Mentality of palatives, propaganda, religious and ethnic politics, Zero knowledge of Human welfare, religating Nigeria backward from the dullardino era : Buhari.

Tpain was an avoidable disaster, with glaring signs even the blind can see. But for his Ronu miscreant Black is white even during daylight.

The Op is a confuse person. Claimed he supported Trump and is still against Trump's 100% task against countries that want to undermine the USD.


Donald Trump has been known globally for his protectionism stand and slogans : American first, Make America great again.


You cannot claim you support Trump and don't know his street slogans.

More like a double standard person talking here.

Op i put it to you, you didn't support Trump. You supported Tinubu.

Swiss cement maker Holcim is set to exit Nigeria over unfavourable economic conditions under the Bola Tinubu administration.

The company, which owned an 84 per cent stake in Lafarge Africa (WAPCO.LG), disclosed on Sunday that it has sold its stake to China’s Huaxin Cement for $1 billion, as reported by Reuters.

The transaction is geared towards streamlining its portfolio by targeting high-growth regions like North America, which will, in 2025, the U.S.

Other companies that have dumped Nigeria in 2024 include

Pick n Pay,
Microsoft Nigeria,
Total Energies Nigeria,
PZ Cussons Nigeria PLC,
Kimberly-Clark Nigeria, and
Diageo PLC,

While a few others have left in 2023 after the president assumed office.


"Na Statistic i go chop".

The fact is, A man like Tpain, cannot give what he doesn't have.

According to Obasanjo "Tpain came to power unprepared"

Ronu Miscreant keep explaining your master failures....

Tinubu came to power unprepared and ill- equipped.

The fact is, A man like tinubu cannot give what he doesn't have.

Is it the billions pumped into subsidizing the dollar by the patch-patch certificate CBN guy. how far is dollar to naira today #1,700 + to $1.

Is it the CNG gas ?. howfar..

The recent Fabu is to Rebase a dieing economy. i hope they will be bold enough to add the number of Multi national companies and Small Scale Business that have closed down, since Tpains arrival.

Tpain is a man of misplaced priorities, running after low hanging short term quick wins.

quiet unfortunate.

Nigerian and African suffer from Paucity of Leadership. poor leadership and not the number of Religious houses.

A man like Nelson Mandela Restored peace and tranquility back to South Africa under one tenure of 4 years because of his leadership prowess. He didn't go about blaming the White folks or their religious houses. He got to work at the root of their problems : Apatheid and today it is history.


Nigerians on the other hand, enjoyed some sense of good economy under Obasanjo Regime, and through pdp governance. 2003 to 2015, buying bag of Stallion rice #10,000 and exchange rate stood at #116 - #156 to 1$. no one cares about Japa...


But Alas, comes the Catastrophic APC Regime from 2015,

Buhari with his ineptitude took us 35 years back, and then come Tinubu, AKA Tpain, in one swift unplanned policy took Nigeria back to the stone ages : Eating 3 square meal in a day is the New Luxury life style. such that a bag of rice is above #100,000 and exchange rate is #1700 + to 1$. suddenly everyone want to Japa. Over 10 Mega companies have publicly closed down and left the shores.


And yet, op is blaming the increased religious houses for Nigerian underdevelopment. So, Between the Religious houses and Current regime who would you blame for the mass exodus of over 10 mega companies with over 15,000 employees under one year thrown back into the labour market? .....ki..ki..ki. T'pain.


Know this and know peace,


The number of Religious houses does not in any way stop development. Infact, Religious houses becomes a beacon of hope for the people, where governance keeps failing them over and again.


When its time for elections, until we grow above primordial sentiment of religion & ethnicity, and vote for competence and integrity.


And then, like a snow ball effect, development will evolve and in your life time you can buy a bag of Rice for #10,000 again, as it was between 2003 - 2015 under PDP regime.


Development is not a Rocket Science.

It has been achieved repeatedly across the world, most recently in China..a one party communist state with competent leadership as their watch word and with over 1.6 billion in population. they did not blame religious houses, the government went to work at the root of their problems with a vision to produce for the world. Mark the word "Produce, production". No wonder they produced the highest number of billionaires domiciled in a country.

Op wake up, you are sleeping on a bicycle.

Emilokun

A man like Tpain cannot give what he doesn't have.

like Buhari, like Tpain.

"Even if you give him 30 years nothing will change " Daniel Bwala (Currently spokeman to Tpain)

When its time for election vote sentimentally again and keep expecting miraculous growth.

Iranu.

Rebase kor, GDP ni.

Howfar did they go with their patch - patch defense of the naira with billions of dollars by Kardashian cbn approach. Today, exchange rate is $1 to 1,700 naira +.

Listen and listen good,

A man cannot give what he doesn't have. Even if given 30 years according to Daniel Bwala.

Tpain started with a policy that impoverished his people, obliterated their purchasing power.

Not enough, he went further by increasing task right left and centre, borrowed any how and embarked on misplaced priorities: white elephant projects. jet etc.

And now, he want to rebase the economy, to achieve what exactly? reduce the price of rice? or increase Ronu stipend from 30k to 35k?

He can only deceive his Ronu miscreants in their Whatsapp group.

The fact is....

Tpain has nothing to offer.

And they did not mention anything about the Sudan war in an OIC meeting.


kikikikikii.....

Misplaced Priority.

wiseone28:
Access bank took my 1500 up till now i never see

This has worked for me several times

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Details of the email:
Email Subject: Reversal of failed transaction #1500.

Date of transaction
value date of transaction
your full name and
Bank account number
Attached Screenshot of failed email or alert.

Simply do a google search 🔍 Access bank customer service email and
Access Bank contact centre email

The same process can be applied to other Commercial Banks and they will repond ASAP in less than 2 days. if not, continue to send reminders, 1 2, 3.

It work faster than going to the bank because you're dealing with the head office.

The major problem is, T-Pain doesn't understand Statistics. his exact word pre election 2023..
"NA STATISTIC WE GO CHOP".

If not, only last week it was flying around on public media that "Nigeria Inflation increased from 32% to 33%. Making Nigeria the worst performing economy.

Price of everything has multiplied between 5 to 10 times.

And the deluded government is celebrating 40% increase in allocation to states.

Before T-Pain regime a bag of rice was around #25k but today October 2024 it is over #100k.

And now, all we this patch - patch gains churned out to confuse his Ronu Whatsapp group members.

Next time, when a man tell you "Na statistic we go chop" run ohhh. e get why..

TKO. AJ, AJ, AJ and inconsistency.

Time to hang your gloves.

A rat race and a disgrace indeed!!!.

Someone in evidence from one of the Southern Region forfeited $460k usd in the 1990's for the white powder and he is hailed and crowned by his people.

in my opinion, one region in the South parades merely footsoldier and the other Southern Region parades the Barron/Capone.

Accuse yourself wisely.

"Soneye explained that the shipment of the cargo to both Asian countries was conducted on a Delivered Ex-Ship (DES) basis.

A delivered Ex-Ship (DES) is an international commercial term that requires the seller to deliver the products/goods at a specific port.

The seller takes responsibility for the shipping and insurance for the products/goods until they get to the specified port of delivery."

More like a deperate move here. APC cannot be trusted anymore.

So, under Buhari in 2021 NLNG became LNG. NNPC now selling gas.!!! emmmmhh

No wonder price of Gas skyrocket.

And now, NNPC Retail ltd has been dissolve by a kengeroo judgement just like that and all asset given to OVH Energy ltd a Wale Tinubu company.

National asset shared in secret.

only in Nigeria.

And the Ronu miscreants are still left with their #30k monthly salary.

Ahhh!!!

APC Lack Nationalist ideology.

They parade Small minded politicians, who think of the next election and not the next development.

To them, it's all about ethnicity and Religion.

How can, the entire security architecture of multi ethnic country like Nigeria be limited to only 2 tribes : Yoruba and Hausa.

The dullard Buhari did it and Tilunubu is moving with the speed of light in same direction.

Today, Buhari's tribes men : Fulani's, are endangered species and The Yourabas are becoming the most hated tribe in daily.

An injustice to one it an injustice to all.

Ronu Miscreants keep of from my mention.

"Na statistic we go chop" !!!.

Balablu.. blu and Ronu Miscreant.

Let's face it squarely.

Tinubu's major campaign slogan is "EMILOKAN" nothing else.

He is favouring Ronu miscreants.

AntiMarxist:
It was 85% completed by Shagari who started the project. The only thing left was to connect the gas pipelines.

The project was summarily brought to an end by Buhari's military junta and since then nothing has been done.

Buhari came to ensure we never industrialise .

Anything that man Buhari touches die.

To realize that he was brought back to complete his damage, which indeed he executed perfectly and left Nigeria with an exchange rate of over #750 to $1usd, from #180 he met it in 2015.

Am still shock to read a comment from someone who also acknowledges that Buhari was also responsible for the abandonment of the famous Jakande Estate. And the same person ended his post by saying buhari is his Favourite.


The kogi people overwhelmingly voted for Buhari in 2015.


I don't get it. Is it hypnosis or slavery ?

Arts of war, Sin Tsu.

"If you know the strength of your enemy and you know your own strength, you will not be Afraid of the outcome of hundred battles".

Infact it,

The best form of defense is a good attack.


Peace.

Jay Jay Okocha @ 51: Where is the Place of Ex-Super Eagles Legends in mainstream Nigerian Life?

As Augustine “Jay Jay” Okocha turns 51, it’s time to reflect on the legacy of our Super Eagles legends and the role they play in the mainstream of Nigerian life. These heroes, who have brought us immense pride and global recognition, seem to have been relegated to the sidelines once their playing days are over. But is this fair? Is their contribution to the nation only valued on the field, leaving them with limited opportunities off it?

Beyond Coaching: Where Do They Belong?

While a few ex-Super Eagles players have transitioned into coaching, the opportunities have been scarce and often fleeting. Many of these legends, who once carried the hopes of the nation on their shoulders, find themselves navigating life without a clear place in the national framework. Their influence, which was once so vital on the pitch, seems to fade away, leaving them to roam the country, their potential untapped.

A National Oversight or a Nigerian Issue?

The question arises: why are these national icons not integrated into our mainstream national life? Is it an oversight, or is it a systemic issue within Nigeria? Their achievements on the global stage have put Nigeria on the map, yet they are not given the recognition or platforms they deserve in the post-playing phase of their lives. It’s hard to imagine that in other countries, athletes of such stature would be left out in the cold.

A Call for a Place in National Life

It’s not too much to ask that these legends, who have given so much to the nation, be given a place in our national life where they can continue to contribute meaningfully. The NFF Chair position, for instance, is a role that should naturally be filled by someone who understands the game, has lived the game, and has a deep passion for the development of Nigerian football.

Why should this important role be given to just anybody, especially when it’s clear that technical expertise and an intimate understanding of the game are crucial? [/b]This has been the pattern for too long, leading to the underdevelopment of our football infrastructure and the diminishing of our international football stature.

[b]Correcting the Anomaly: Reserving the NFF Chair for Super Eagles Legends

It’s time to correct this anomaly. The NFF Chair should be reserved for ex-Super Eagles legends who have earned the right to lead our footballing future. This is not just about giving them a place; it’s about leveraging their experience, passion, and understanding to rejuvenate Nigerian football.

These legends are more than capable of steering the NFF in the right direction. Their global connections, understanding of the game, and the respect they command would be invaluable assets in transforming Nigerian football. They have already proven themselves on the global stage; now, they should be given the chance to do the same in the boardroom.

An Urgent National Interest

This issue should be treated as an urgent matter of national interest. The National Assembly, particularly under the leadership of a Senate President who has demonstrated a passion for sports, especially football, should take this up as a priority. By enacting a law to reserve the NFF Chair position for ex-Super Eagles players, we can ensure that our football is in the hands of those who truly care about its development.

This move would not only give these legends the recognition they deserve but also signal a commitment to the growth and revitalization of Nigerian football. It’s time to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar. These legends have earned their place in our national life. Let’s not continue to overlook their potential and contributions.

Conclusion: A Step Towards Rejuvenating Nigerian Football

Reserving the NFF Chair and other related positions for ex-Super Eagles legends is a step towards restoring the glory of Nigerian football. It’s about putting the right people in the right positions, ensuring that our football is led by those who understand it best. By making this change, we can create a football administration that is driven by passion, expertise, and a genuine love for the game. It’s time to act now, for the future of Nigerian football and for the legacy of our Super Eagles legends.

Nigerian football has long been a source of pride, excitement, and unity for the nation. Our Super Eagles have given us unforgettable moments, from iconic goals to historic victories that have brought the entire country together. But in recent years, Nigerian football has been on a decline. This is not due to a lack of talent or passion on the field, but because of what happens off it. The leadership of our football federation, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), has often been criticized for being out of touch, more focused on politics than the development of the game. It’s time for a change, and that change should start with reserving the NFF Chair for our Super Eagles legends.

Why This Matters

Just like how key positions in other sectors are reserved for those with relevant expertise, the NFF Chair should be no different. The Attorney General is always an experienced lawyer, and the Minister of Health is a renowned health professional. It makes perfect sense to put experts in charge of their respective fields, so why should football be any different? Our Super Eagles legends, who have spent their lives playing the game at the highest level, are the most qualified to lead the NFF.

Understanding the Terrain

Our football legends understand the terrain of Nigerian football like no one else. They know the challenges that players face, from poor infrastructure to inadequate support systems. They have experienced the highs and lows of the game, both locally and internationally. This firsthand knowledge is invaluable when it comes to making decisions that will affect the future of Nigerian football.

Take for example, Cameroon’s decision to appoint Samuel Eto'o as the President of their football federation. Since taking over, Eto'o has implemented policies that are transforming Cameroonian football, bringing in new talent, and improving infrastructure. In France, Noël Le Graët, a former player, leads their football federation, and under his leadership, France won the 2018 World Cup. Similarly, Danny Jordaan, who played a significant role in bringing the World Cup to South Africa, now leads the South African Football Association, and his leadership has been instrumental in rebuilding South African football.

These countries recognized the value of putting football people in charge of football. It’s time Nigeria did the same.

Boosting Global Recognition

Our Super Eagles legends are not just heroes in Nigeria; they are respected figures in the global football community. Jay-Jay Okocha, for example, is known and admired worldwide for his skills and contributions to the game. Having such a figure at the helm of the NFF would not only inspire confidence within Nigeria but also boost our international standing. Global partnerships, sponsorships, and investments in Nigerian football would be more likely with someone of Okocha’s stature leading the way.

Breaking the Cycle of Poor Leadership

For too long, Nigerian football has been held back by leaders who lack a deep understanding of the game. These individuals, often more concerned with personal gain than the growth of football, have failed to develop the sport. By reserving the NFF Chair for our Super Eagles legends, we can break this cycle. These legends have already shown their dedication to the nation through their performances on the field; they would bring that same passion and commitment to the administration of football.

A Call to Action

This is where the Senate comes in. The Senate President, who has shown a strong passion for sports, especially football, should make this a priority. By advocating for legislation that reserves the NFF Chair and other key positions for ex-Super Eagles players, we can ensure that those who truly understand and care about the game are the ones leading it. This move would not only be fair but would also give these football legends a sense of belonging and an opportunity to continue serving the nation they love.

A New Era for Nigerian Football

The future of Nigerian football depends on the decisions we make today. By placing our football legends at the helm of the NFF, we can usher in a new era of growth, success, and pride in Nigerian football. It’s time to put square pegs in square holes, to let those who know the game best lead it forward. Our Super Eagles legends have given us so much on the field; now, let’s give them the chance to do the same off the field. The time for change is now, and it starts with reserving the NFF Chair for those who have truly earned it.