₦airaland Forum

WhisperedNoise:
There's no millionaire who ever got rich by gambling. Gambling is a very regulated scheme to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.

The most painful part? Gambling is a highly addictive venture. That's why betting is highly regulated in many first world countries but in Nigeria, the poverty capital of the world, gambling is a get-rich-quick scheme for owners.

Sadly, even our celebrities take money in exchange for their endorsement of the evil scheme.

There is NOTHING noble in gambling.

Moyinoluwa35:
My mother

Happy sunday everyone, if you know 1k is not small for u, u can mention me and I select 4people to give to manage for a plate of food

chikason22:
Nawa oo. Goals go plenty for this match. Anyway, Chelsea for the win. Manna we're on same page today. So get ready to entertain us with grilled turkey 😋😋😋😋

PurestBoy:
What is Jackson's purpose in life?

wpadmin:
I bought the Redmi Note 12 device, used it for about 2 months now. You should read this short review before purchasing the device.

I bought the 8GB Ram and 128GB ROM model.

Here are the problems I'm having with the phone;

Contact Syncing takes time

Syncing contacts from Google takes time. I use the phone for business so I save about 50 contacts per day.

If I save a contact on my phone, the number appears unsaved on WhatsApp. It takes about 3-6 hours for the contacts to sync properly.

Battery life

The battery life is not so great. I have used an Infinix device twice, my Infinix battery lasts more than the Redmi.

I need to charge my device like twice a day.

Real Football lags

I use the device to play Real Football but it lags/cracks while playing. This is the first time I've experienced such.

The Real Football is the only app that hangs or cracks on the device.

Wireless Microphone not working

I bought a K35 wireless Microphone, it did not work on the device but it worked on another device.

More pricey

I got the device for ₦135,000 while an Infinix Hot 30 with 16GB Ram and 128GB ROM is ₦94,000.

What I like about the device

The camera quality is fair.

Fewer ads. Infinix and adverts are like 5 and 6.

This is my first Xiaomi device. I feel they reduced their quality too much while trying to fit into the Nigerian market.

Do you have the device, what do you think about it?

Theama:
Draw match probably...

Ehen that reminds me. MODs wetin una dey do for Man City no good ooo!

Una no even dey bring their match come FP again!

Na crime to dey successful?


MOD be like:

ZaddyJ:
I think the Teria best fit the word BUKA
For instance Cafe has the TERIA ending it .
So it will be nice if The word TERIA end BUKA

lovelybobo:
Option 1 : Get Dollar card from any bank. I am sure it will work. You can't make Dollar payment using Naira Debit cards anymore.

Option 2 : Look for how to get scholarship to enable you do courses in Coursera.

Option 3 : IF the certificate is not important to you, You are just interested in the knowledge and entire materials. You can private chat me and I share it with you.

Savedday2:
That's why I say 9ja girls are all waste of time and resources. They are poverty and death high way.

If you consider the amount some guy have waste on/for them and the fruitless decisions guys have made because of them erh! You will cry!

I beg you guy, all 9ja girls are ashawo, they are not worth anything from you.

OneCandleAway:
So smart te was able to kidnap chibok girls.

Vice President Kashim Shettima says Nigeria is at a new dawn to chart and re-position its destiny for greatness, considering the measures adopted by the President Bola Tinubu administration to diversify the nation’s economy.

Mr Olusola Abiola, Director, Information,
Office of the Vice President, in a statement, said Shettima stated this while addressing political and business leaders at the second plenary session of the Russia-Africa Summit holding in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Friday.

He explained that the government was taking decisive steps to fight crime, punish offenders, directly tackle insurgency, and do everything necessary to secure lives and investments in the country.



Shettima also said that the Tinubu administration had resolved and was firmly determined to consolidate on industrialising Nigeria and diversifying its economy into sectors that the country has a comparative advantage.

“The administration of President Tinubu recognizes the private sector as the engine of growth and a veritable partner in our economic agenda, and will therefore give the fullest possible support to foreign and domestic investors.”

“The administration has identified key growth drivers and sectors that are very important to the diversification of the Nigerian economy, including power, transportation, infrastructure, maritime, agro-processing, mining, manufacturing, petro-chemicals, food processing and textiles.

“The Nigerian government considers these sectors as key priority areas that will drive the country’s economic agenda,” the VP added.

Speaking further about investment opportunities in Nigeria, Shettima said “in view of the current geopolitical situation, we must begin to think of real time investment in addition to trading in commodities.”

He called on Russian companies to take advantage of the vast potentials in Nigeria, being the largest market in Africa, to invest in strategic areas and to derive maximum benefits.

On peace and security, Shettima noted that no meaningful development could take place without peace, adding that the Russia-Ukraine crisis was impacting on all nations in different ways.

“The ongoing situation between these two brotherly countries is unfortunate. Nigeria remains non-aligned in any conflict situation, but we are deeply concerned about the potential impact of the crisis on global peace and security.

Vice President Shettima commended President Putin and the Russian government for convening the Summit, noting that “it is very significant to Nigeria in many respects.”

“The second session of the Russia-Africa Summit is coming at a time when the administration of President Bola Tinubu is implementing a home-grown and private sector-driven Economic Agenda.

“The agenda is predicated on good governance, infrastructure and human capital development, as well as business climate reforms with the expected outcomes in job creation and poverty alleviation.

“The need, therefore, to invite private sector participation in the Nigerian economy cannot be over-emphasized. Moreover, the timing of the Summit is very appropriate, as it is a case of ‘Investments meeting Opportunities’.”

Earlier, the Russian President paid glowing tributes to the continent’s founding fathers, noting their contributions to the development of the current African States.

President Putin who spoke on a wide range of areas of cooperation between both countries, including security and defence, commerce, agriculture and climate agenda, reiterated his country’s commitment to the full economic transformation of the African continent.

“Russia is sincerely ready and willing to stand by African countries in their efforts to address challenges confronting them. We cherish our relationship with each African nation and will make efforts to sustain it.”

Seventeen African Heads of State, five Vice Presidents, 10 Heads of government, and some business leaders from Russia, Africa and beyond, are attending the Summit holding at St Petersburg’s ExpoForum.