₦airaland Forum

ellizy:
You're an antagonist not a lover of the National growth

Okoroawusa:
Why didn't you likend him to Peter Obi? You are still hypocritical

temmyejo:
Let's start from your wardrobe, how many Nigerian designed and locally produced fabric do I to I wear, what about shoes? As for your 50k fuel only about 9k while the rest was spent in USD. What do you eat these days? Who makes the seasoning? Expensive drinks nko?

temmyejo:
Ask yourself how much you spend in Naira daily maybe you may see some insight as to the role you are playing as a citizen in the downfall of Nigeria.

FreeStuffsNG:
As per the NBS report, capital inflow into Lagos State totaled $771.68 million during the mentioned period, constituting 65.38% of the total capital influx into Nigeria, which amounted to $1,088.48 billion.

We thank everyone who made this possible. Lagos is open to investments and assures you of great returns on investment.

If you obey our laws and you love and respect our land, people, culture, you will not have problems in Lagos, Lagos will reward you, bless you and your investments. So bring your investments to Lagos today.

More people are bringing their investments to Lagos. Almost $7 out of every $10 imported into Nigeria lands in Lagos, that's a big statement of fact that more people with real money are investing more in Lagos! Follow those who know the road, don't go lose your money and investment elsewhere

Thank you UK, Netherlands and Mauritius.

Please bring more investments to Lagos.
God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

Kobicove:
He go elected by accident during the time people in the south east were blindly voting for just every candidate of the Labour Party including the junks

DeLaRue:
On several foreign forums, you will see several hundred comments from people from around the world on a topic that is totally unconnected with national governments, a Nigerian will pop up and comments so negatively about his country, you just shake your head.

Countries like Pakistan, Lebanon, Argentina and several others are in worse economic and political situation than Nigeria, but commenters from those countries do not denigrate their countries such crass way as many Nigerians do on foreign sites.

Even as expensive as things have become recently, many things including petrol, cement, food etc are still cheaper in Nigeria than in many of our smaller neighbouring countries.

You talk your country down and even curse the country on foreign sites, and you expect Nigeria or Nigerians to be respected abroad.

The ability to criticise a government is an absolute necessity in any democracy. But is constant abuse, name calling, and cursing the best approach. I don't think so.

The latest FIFA Men’s World Rankings, released today (February 15, 2024), show that Morocco leads all African men’s national football teams, with Senegal, Nigeria, Egypt, and Cote d’Ivoire closely behind.

This is coming after the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations that ended on Sunday, February 11, which saw the Super Eagles of Nigeria lose 2-1 to host Cote d’Ivoire in the final.

Despite losing to Cote d’Ivoire, Nigeria’s Super Eagles jumped 14 places in the global ranking from the 42nd position to the 28th position.

The Eagles also moved from the sixth position to third in Africa.

Points are awarded according to the outcomes of all FIFA-recognised full international matches in a points system by the global football body.

The following are the top 20 African men’s national football teams according to the latest FIFA rankings.

1. Morocco: First in Africa, 12th in the world.

2. Senegal: Second in Africa, 17th in the world.

3. Nigeria: Third in Africa, 28th in the world.

4. Egypt: Fourth in Africa, 36th in the world.

5. Cote d’Ivoire: Fifth in Africa, 39th in the world

6. Tunisia: Sixth in Africa, 41st in the world.

7. Algeria: Seventh in Africa, 43rd in the world

8. . Mali: Eight in Africa, 47th in the world.

9. Cameroon: Ninth in Africa, 51st in the world.

10. South Africa: 10th in Africa, 58th in the world.

11. Burkina Faso: 11th in Africa, 61st in the world.

12. Congo DR: 12th in Africa, 63rd in the world.

13. Cabo Verde: 13th in Africa, 65th in the world.

14. Ghana: 14th in Africa, 67th in the world.

15. Guinea: 15th in Africa, 76th in the world.

16. Equatorial Guinea: 16th in Africa, 79th in the world.

17. Gabon: 17th in Africa, 84th in the world.

18. Zambia: 18th in Africa, 87th in the world.

19. Uganda: 19th in Africa, 92nd in the world.

20. Angola: 20th in Africa, 93rd in the world.

Crafteck1:
Lol... You totally believe he blackmailed them not that yhey offered tit for tat... No be naija u dey+

kossyablaze:
My beautiful work of art came in today. I got the one with 12GB Ram and 512GB storage. This phone is amazing. Got some of its accessories too.
The phone cost me 1,8M
Galaxy buds 2pro earbuds cost me 281k

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Ttalk:
Let me tell you, before Tinubu or APC SE people have been trooping en masse into SW and the North, searching for what is lacking in their backyard.

See people that voted Ikpeazu the Kerosene merchant who gave eba and egusi soup as campaign bribe are talking of intelligence.

Intelligence that could not make you survive in your region unless you enter Obodo Lagos or travel to SA with powder.

Oh intelligence that produced Chinaza, Evans, Ekpa, and MNK but could not produce Nigeria's president, that type of intelligence can only be found in cockroaches.