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Education › Re: King’s College Crisis Deepens As FG Insists Schools Will Reopen Monday by Vision101(m): 12:18am On Sep 13
SonOfWords:
Here you are again, holding brief for a government that has demonstrated its crass inability to prioritize necessities.

Nigeria's education budgets for 2025 and 2026 totalled to about 6.1 trillion naira, of which less than 400 billion was earmarked for unity schools across both years.

How much is your coastal road again?
Leave this coastal road trash. Oby Okwesileze Nwaodo as minister of education worked so hard to transfer unity schools to faith-based bodies and other but people opposed it.
Education › Re: Students Sign Out With NELFUND And PBAT Crested Shirts by Vision101(m): 11:31pm On Sep 12
MORhodes:
I work and earn sum change online in dollars as a freelancer. Which is more beneficial for me in Nigeria? When the naira rises or crashes against the dollar? I’ll like to know
When the Naira depreciates you will earn money naira while when the Naira appreciates you will earn less Naira.
Education › Re: Students Sign Out With NELFUND And PBAT Crested Shirts by Vision101(m): 9:59pm On Sep 11
MORhodes:
With currency that depreciates by the year I don’t see anything special abt interest free loans provided by the GOVERNMENT
Do you even understand economics? Let's take what you said here. In a depreciating currency it favours the borrower more than the lender. But contrary to what you are saying here the Naira is relatively stable now.
Education › Re: Students Sign Out With NELFUND And PBAT Crested Shirts by Vision101(m): 9:15pm On Sep 11
shox:
Seems the present Nigerian students and apc supporters here don’t know the difference between loan and grant
But you know of interest free loan? Do you know that each nelfund beneficiary receives monthly stipend for upkeep of 20,000. This is not part of the loan ooo. This is 240,000 per annum and 960,000 for a four years course free. Have we ever had this before?
Politics › Re: Xenophobia:National Assembly Suspends Legislative Engagements With South Africa by Vision101(m): 8:57pm On Sep 11
obiekunie01:
My point exactly.


SA doesn't even knw that such useless group exists.
South Africa doesn't know that Nigerian national Assembly exists? You are funny 🤣😂
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia To Supply 105 Airplanes To India (Photos, Video) by Vision101(m): 8:40pm On Sep 11
buharibanjo:
Omo Most African countries de backwards like cray
Imagine a country selling 105 aircrafts to another country once
Nigeria de paint Ethiopian airways to Nigerian Air to deceive Nigerians all because of corruption
Then what do you say about a country buying 105 from another country? Who told you that the aircrafts will be sold once? Do you think that aircrafts are manufactured, parked and ready for sell like cars?
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Travels To Germany, UK For High-Level Engagements Ahead Of 2027 by Vision101(m): 6:30pm On Sep 11
sweerychick:
at least he's funding his trip with his own money, your oga that is wasting Nigeria's money up and down going on meaningless medical trips why not advise him huh
Which his own money? You didn't hear the LP katakata? After 2027 we will hear his NDC money katakata too? Nobi the thing wey cause wahala for ADC? He wants others to spend their money for him.
Politics › Re: Dangote Says Subsidy Reintroduction, Price Control Policies Could Hurt It by Vision101(m): 6:00pm On Sep 11
iwaeda:
But the price of N1300 is not hurting Nigeria? Whereas exported fuel to Niger, Chad, cheaper than Nigeria. What Atiku is proffering is for refineries to get crude at subsidy rate, so the products can be cheaper for Nigeria use. grin grin grin grin
Which refineries..... only Dangote. What happens to imported PMS? Smuggling resumes. What happens when the crude oil price goes up? How will he adjust for it? Atiku's proposition means less money to NNPC and to the FAAC. How will Dangote adjust for the crude that he imports? Atiku wants to breed further corruption in NNPC as there will be descripancies between NNPC claim of crude supplied and refineries claim of crude received. There will be no fresh investment in refinery. What happens when our crude production is low such that we will be struggling to meet committed orders talk less of local refineries?

Any time that the opposition talks on economy they prove that PBAT is miles ahead of them. Obi said that he will retain fuel subsidy and fx floatation. If you add tax reforms they make the main pillars of PBAT's reforms. What else are you coming to do. The man has done all the dirty job and you want to come and ride.
Politics › Re: Dangote Says Subsidy Reintroduction, Price Control Policies Could Hurt It by Vision101(m): 5:40pm On Sep 11
Edoreborn:
Hurts? Because e no go favour u bah?
You can't have one fresh investment coming in. Subsidy killed government refineries and Atiku wants to bring it back.
Business › Re: BUA Calls For Stronger State–Private Sector Partnerships by Vision101(m): 5:12pm On Sep 11
If Otti truly wants investors to come to Abia then he must first work on attitudinal change. Our people must be welcoming. Imo is fair but Abia is no no. There is no tribe that can single handedly develop their place. Every tribe needs other people to come to their place to invest. All that happens in Aba is for people to come, buy and leave. Hardly can you see people from other parts having permanent investments.

As someone that is from Imo, lived greater part of my life in the west and has been working in Aba since 2017 I have first hand knowledge of what I am saying. They even discriminate against their fellow Igbos. Nobody invests in a hostile environment.
Politics › Re: I am qualified to be Nigeria's President - Peter Obi by Vision101(m): 9:53pm On Sep 10
slivertongue:
Tinubu is an unmitigated disaster
But your Obi has just said that he will keep one of the key reforms of Tinubu that no leader in this country ever had the nerves to introduce.
Politics › Re: US Air Force C-17 Delivers Equipment To Nigeria by Vision101(m): 9:44pm On Sep 10
greatiyk4u:
The hustle to get reelected is getting real

All these are subtle attempts to impress the DT government in anticipation for the blockage of the release of the dirty deal document
Do you think that military equipment is ordered like akara? It takes a lot of diplomacy for USA to sell equipment to you with conditions for usage attached. Ignorant people everywhere.
Crime › Re: Fugitive Drug Kingpin, Festus Ibewuike, Arrested After Years On The Run — NDLEA by Vision101(m): 9:35pm On Sep 10
MEGAWATCH:
The president was the architect of all these nonsense among our young people.


Few weeks ago, some young men were saying here, if they president can do it and succeed, anybody can too.


Today, look at our president openly struggling to tell an American court not to open his ugly past and you are here supporting nonsense because of tribe.


🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱
U don de talk if dey arrest you and ask you to provide proof of conviction of 30 years ago you go begin tell VDM to trend your arrest.
Politics › Re: Rally For President Tinubu In Kahutu, Katsina State (Pictures) by Vision101(m):
AMINDA:
For president Tinubu indeed. Do not mistake support for governors in the North by their supporters to be tantamount to support for Tinubu. Rice and beans politics is a thing. APC had 21 governors in 2023, but Tinubu only won 9 APC-governed states. He lost all the Southeastern and Southsouthern APC states including Lagos in the Southwest. The margins will even be far less in the North come 2027.
I know that you must write this. I'm not disappointed. If ADC and Atiku had this then you would say that Atiku is winning. Continue.... days are passing and we are heading towards January 2027.
Politics › Re: 2027: "Step Down For Us, We'll Take Care Of You If We Win" – Kwankwaso To Atiku by Vision101(m): 9:17pm On Sep 10
givedemwotowoto:
If he was positioning himself for 2031 knowing he won't win with Obi, he would've collapsed his base and supported Tinubu

Think about the things you post from your WhatsApp group sometimes before you post.
What he wanted from APC that would make him visible wasn't given to him. He overrated himself. Suddenly his governor outsmarted him. He went to ADC and understood that he can't get any offer that will give him visibility for 2031. NDC became his last option. Obi desperately needed a notable northerner and kwankwaso needing visibility against 2031 became a ready option. He's aware of how hard it will be for Obi to win election in the north. If they lose he has lost nothing but has achieved his aim of being in the subconscious of the electorate.

He's aware that in 2031 there will be no Tinubu, Atiku and Obi but he didn't reason that Tinubu must have developed a protege that will ride on the back of Tinubu's turnaround of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Mahmood Yakubu Worked For my Opposition, We Will Not Trust INEC In 2027 - Obi by Vision101(m): 12:16pm On Sep 10
Beautifulday:
INEC said the results will be uploaded to the server with or without network. Even if you off it. Once it comes up. The data will upload. So why is it not a public information after four years?
This is off what I wrote here. It's diversionary. Bye
Politics › Re: Civil War: Let's Forget The Past. I Believe In One Nigeria, Tinubu Doesn't - Obi by Vision101(m): 12:10pm On Sep 10
SeeWahala:
Tilumbu himself used his own mouth to say he didn't believe in one Nigeria undecided that's the absolute worst thing someone claiming to be a leader or statesman can say cry
Can Obi produce proof? Obi likes lying too much. Tinubu that has friends all over Nigeria and Obi that his base is mainly south east?
Politics › Re: Mahmood Yakubu Worked For my Opposition, We Will Not Trust INEC In 2027 - Obi by Vision101(m): 12:05pm On Sep 10
Beautifulday:
This is true, because why haven't INEC released the results in Amazon server four years after the election?
Mention one Nigerian that has ever lost election that didn't alledge rigging? The interviewer asked him to prove but he couldn't. In the court he couldn't prove but he's on air saying barderdash. Mtchee..... next
Politics › Re: Our Motion For Leave To File Brief Amicus Accepted- Von-Batten by Vision101(m): 8:42pm On Sep 09
Racoon:
More woes are still cooking for a drug running baron.
Amicus curea - friend of the court. Is there any thing special about it? You make no submission. Just that you are allowed to observe. What this man has confirmed now is that he's an outsider to the whole matter but he makes the most noise through social media to justify his pay. Mtchee
Politics › Re: Keyamo Demands Consistency From The Media While Reporting Political Attacks by Vision101(m): 8:34pm On Sep 09
Clature:
Festus Keyamo disgusts me.

With so much room for improvement in the aviation sector, particularly our airports and the nasty behavior of airlines, he deems it pertinent instead, to focus on being the spokesperson for the APC, a position to which he was not appointed.

He may kindly get serious or quit his job. Spits.
Is he not performing in his post?
Because he's a minister he should abandon his party?
Without his party would he have been a minister?
Is he not a Nigerian? Has he not the right to speak?
If he constantly says negative things about APC would you have complained?
Celebrities › Re: Yemi Solade: I Was Paid To Fake Disability During Church Miracle by Vision101(m): 7:36pm On Sep 09
MakeWeTalk:
Most Nigerians dont know that most pastors in Nija are fake. huh
I mean look at RCCG.

Osinbajo was a RCCG pastor and as VP Nija suffered.

Then look at Remi Tinubu, she invokes idols as a Pastor.
She too RCCG.

Then the owner of RCCG Adeboye teaches witchcraft.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKZXuWfw370

We can see that RCCG while being the most popular is the least Godly
This is all that you have to say? Useless ranting. RCCG doesn't need your validation.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Sector Quarter-On-Quarter Growth: Jonathan Vs Buhari Vs Tinubu by Vision101(m): 12:57pm On Sep 09
AMINDA:
No be statistics we go chop. Everyone knows that Nigerians are struggling today far more than they have ever done in any previous government. Despite the astronomical borrowings by the government.
Yeah..... your Atiku is interested in squandering the saved reserves to temporarily look good in the eyes of the masses and after that we go back to twenty years backward. This has been the pattern of Nigerian economy and Nigerian life. Oil windfall comes everywhere will flourish but when there is one external shock they will ask us to tighten our belt. No strong foundation for growth.
Travel › Re: FG Begins Rehabilitation Of First Niger Bridge by Vision101(m): 12:43pm On Sep 09
givedemwotowoto:
Every President does, anywhere in the world!

Having a country’s taxpayer money and resources is a lot to not achieve even a single thing.

Even the worst President in the entire history of the world will have some achievements
But you and your likes keep telling us that Tinubu did nothing. Aren't you contradicting yourself?
Politics › Re: Obi speaks awfully, Tinubu A Political Force Since 1978, has a record - Otubanjo by Vision101(m): 11:22pm On Sep 08
Fujiyama:
^^^
At what cost? undecided

There is a reason developed countries do not joke with inflation. It is very hard to control once it starts rising quickly.

Clearly, BAT did not think through his policies and their sequencing...and here we are now. Simultaneously removing fuel import subsidy and liberalizing exchange rates - in a 4th world country with no formal social security system or welfare architecture? How was it going to work? undecided

Today BAT and his people are running from pillar to post trying to manage the fallout of an inflationary spiral that they have all but given up trying to control. Having relatively stable exchange rates is scant consolation in the face of a devalued currency and (more important), chronic, runaway inflation.



^^^
Not so fast.

First of all, smuggling of PMS is still going on in Nigeria today. It is far from dead.

It is true that there isn't fuel scarcity anymore. But that doesn't resonate with Nigerians who are going through the worst cost of living crisis in an entire generation. There are more multi-dimensionally poor people in Nigeria today - than at any point in our history. undecided Telling these people that they should be thankful for not having to queue for scarce fuel - is nothing but a provocation.



^^^
An ASUU strike in a federal university began just this Monday.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/908094-lecturers-shut-federal-university-gives-reason.html

On NELFUND...I have learned that NELFUND is a loan and not a grant. It is interest free but it is a loan nonetheless




^^^
Has anything changed since June? That was just a few months ago.

https://www.nairaland.com/8685761/list-nigerian-states-where-salary


The LASG is owing its pensioners and also teargassing them when they protest. undecided


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=910Px4ifCe4

I also could go on and on.
The stipend of 20,000 per month for nelfund students is free. It's not repayable. It's not part of the loan.

Give credit to whom it's due. Our monetary authorities worked wonders. It's very difficult to contain inflation when you float your currency. When you add the removal of fuel subsidy then you can understand. Presently there is reasonable price stability. The inflation rate is looking south. That's why experts have acknowledged the wonderful work done by our monetary authorities.

About hardship - for a long time our leaders have avoided taking the hard decision because they were afraid of the backlash. Once in awhile when things start looking bad they will introduce cosmetic reform that achieved nothing. We have gone through OBJ's austerity measure but nothing came out of it.

If a house has a bad foundation and the cracks start some people might cover up by doing patch patch and the occupants will think that their house is good. The cracks will still come up no matter what you do. It will require some measure of boldness and audacity for the owner to bring the entire structure down. During this period the occupants will be homeless and their old luxurious life will be withdrawn.

Upon laying a solid foundation and the structure rebuilt the occupants will have a solid house for life. In most cases when so much is being buried under the earth the public will see nothing and the builder will be accused of wasting resources but experts will understand.
Politics › Re: 'We are peaceful people but Obi is always looking for our trouble' - Iorpev by Vision101(m): 10:37pm On Sep 08
Thewrath:
In saner clime,the state government can be held responsible if anything happens to obi because a the chief security officer of the state,the governor is obligated to provided security for lives and property in the state wether he was informed or not!
If he wants to go to Abia will he not inform Otti? Leave saner clime. Ours is "insane clime" if you like and it was like this when Obi was governor. Stop pontificating.
Politics › Re: 'We are peaceful people but Obi is always looking for our trouble' - Iorpev by Vision101(m): 9:09pm On Sep 08
Thewrath:
Show me where in the constitution that states that obi is legally or constitutionally required to inform or seek permission from a state governor before visiting a state in Nigeria.

I have searched and can’t find any.
It means anything he sees make him take am. Edo State government warned him of the same thing. If he wants to go to Abia does he not tell Oti?
Politics › Re: Obi speaks awfully, Tinubu A Political Force Since 1978, has a record - Otubanjo by Vision101(m): 9:00pm On Sep 08
Fujiyama:
^^^
If all you say is true - BAT would be coasting easily to re-election.

There would be no need for these pitched battles between BAT loyalists and ordinary Nigerians - if indeed BAT is all you say he is.

The truth is that BAT hasn't delivered what he promised. At this point all his administration has - is propaganda. undecided

Those critical first few months after inauguration when BAT should have been hard at work (setting the tone for his administration's legacy) were spent on wasteful, pointless foreign trips abroad. undecided

Today, BAT has nothing, absolutely nothing to sell to ordinary Nigerians.
Who are ordinary Nigerians?

We used to hear "dollar has gone up" in the market even from pepper sellers. Have you heard it again? Naira is now stable.

It used to be a side hustle to buy dollar and keep expecting a wind fall. Is it still happening now?

They used to quote bogus figures of national consumption of PMS. Have you been hearing it again? Smuggling of PMS was a major business. That business is dead. Scarcity of aviation fuel used to ground airlines. Have you heard such again? Have you heard of fuel scarcity?

A student on nelfund receives stipend of #20,000 every month free. For a four-year course this will be 20,000 × 48 months = 960,000 free. Was it like this before? For three years there has never been ASU strike because lecturers are paid their entitlements.

Before BAT most state government employees go to the office to sign and later head where they go to hustle because they were owed up to 30 months salary. It's now history.

I can go on and on
Politics › Re: Obi speaks awfully, Tinubu A Political Force Since 1978, has a record - Otubanjo by Vision101(m): 1:05am On Sep 08
Mariangeles:
Slow.
Incompetent.
Failure.
Retrogressor.

Should I go on?

In short, Tinubu defines himself.
Slow - A man that unleashed massive reforms in Nigeria in only three years that no president has ever done?

Incompetent - the architect of modern Lagos can't be said to be incompetent. A leader of leaders can't be incompetent. Mind you I have been in Lagos since 1977 so I know the story inside out.

Failure - are you for real? Is he a failure in personal life or public life?

Retrogressor - Someone that took over Nigerian economy that had totally collapsed to the present state where every prime indicator is looking up. I'm yet to meet or hear any neutral economics and financial expert that has not acknowledged how the economy has been turned around.

Maybe you can give me other attributes. Thank you.
Politics › Re: APC Presidential Campaign Council Released New Media List by Vision101(m): 9:34pm On Sep 07
Ofunaofu:
This is a convergence of Tinubu’s tata boys.

But they have an uphill task ahead of them: what exactly are they going to tell Nigerians that Tinubu hasn’t already done, or what he plans to do differently?

All we keep hearing is: “Reforms, reforms, reforms.”

But for many Nigerians, Tinubu’s reforms have translated into enormous pain, hunger, worsening insecurity, soaring inflation, anguish, and, tragically, deaths.

So, the question is simple: what exactly is the new song, when Nigerians have already heard this one and suffered through it?
Tell your people that are making noise all over the place to get serious. Nigeria is a large country. Presidential election doesn't start and end in this your constant abuse on nairaland. Those that understand this are quietly putting things together but the others are all over the place rehearsing old songs or promising to undo what the regime has done without telling us how.
Politics › Re: APC Presidential Campaign Council Released New Media List by Vision101(m): 9:27pm On Sep 07
lamentor78:
E be like say na world cup Tinubu wan play next year.

Lol
Tinubu and APC under Tinubu are serious people. They pay attention to details in their planning. They have been busy putting their acts together while the opposition is busy making noise all over the place. You can't have a professor as party leader and expect anything less. Who is NDC chairman? Have you heard of the presidential councils of ADC and NDC? Theirs is just social media trending.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Better Off Under Military Rule – Donald Duke by Vision101(m): 8:54pm On Sep 07
Dogalmighty17:
Nigeria was on a steady growth trajectory until the APC came in.
Which steady growth trajectory? Towards the end of Jonathan's regime:
1. Reserves were progressively declining.
2. Excess crude account got emptied.
3. State governments started owing salaries.
4. Funding petroleum subsidy became an issue such that we were dealing with constant fuel scarcity.
5. Up NEPA was a regular slang even after privatisation and pumping 6 billion dollars into the power sector.

The finance minister was honest as a professional. She warned of the direction that Nigeria was heading to.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Better Off Under Military Rule – Donald Duke by Vision101(m): 8:42pm On Sep 07
helinues:
The soft mind Nigerians have for this one, he has scattered it by himself with his nonsense talk

Where is Tinapa?
His statement meant that he has condemned himself. Why is he seeking elective position again?

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