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Reloadedisraelp:According to the Nigerian constitution, he can't. |
Reloadedisraelp:How and where you want question president? When was the last time you see or hear directly from president Tinubu? Ordinary Local government chairman, you no fit even near to ask questions, you come dey talk of a whole president. |
tfelicityk:How do you propose we start holding counselors, LG Chairmen, State & FG lawmakers and governors accountable when they are surrounded by detachments of AK47 wielding Mopol, DSS and civil defence officers? |
chidiokay:Exactly! If president Tinubu is sleeping 3 hours a day, it's definitely not about Nigeria's problems. Maybe na madam herself no let the old man sleep. How many meetings has been held to tackle Nigeria's security problems, is there a situation room to handle the command and control of operations? What is even the schedule or itinerary of the president? Should we, his supposed employers not be informed of his work schedule? |
mobi5592:Not just imported cars. The duties to clear containers on our ports borders on criminality. |
Listen to this guy Kalid Mohammed. https://youtube.com/shorts/IEjRh32Xx7U?si=fmVhuk9XCMtxxjLK His views are spot on, the only problem is failing to see the log in his eyes before before seeing the speck of wood in the eyes of others. His professes religion, Islam contributed more to the underdevelopment of Africa, particularly black Africa than any other factor in history. Islam destroyed the very fabric of African societies it came in contact with. From Egypt to Libya to Mali and northern Nigeria. The tran-Saharan slave trade was more brutal and devastating than the transatlantic slave trade. Islam destroyed the history, education, culture and the social cohesion of African societies. It even destroyed its economy. Imagine the amount of resources extended going on yearly pilgrimage to Mecca, starting from Mansa Musa. That money is enough to develop Africa into a first world nation. The tragedy of the black man was exasperated by the twin evil of Islam - Christianity. Which was a tool used to perpetuate and justify the equally brutal transatlantic slave trade. Today, the black African psyche has been damaged. His consciousness has been replaced by that of the Arab or the European. He speaks, dresses, looks and behaves like an Arab or a European. He remains loyal to the interests of Arabs and Europeans than the interests of his own people, or even himself. |
correctguy101:I agree, the current military has been corrupted by the current politicians, they way they have corrupted every other state institution, including the judiciary, the traditional institutions and religious bodies. Having said that it's the military that has the capability to defeat insurgents. Its the military that's been mandated and equipped to defend the territorial integrity of Nigeria. The alternative is each region creating their own ethnic militias to defend their respective territories. That would be create the Somalia condition, whereby each region would be controlled by ethnic militias, and a breakdown of a central government. It might even create the Sudan situation before south Sudan independence, whereby the central government support one ethnic militia against the others, resulting in ethnic cleansing. |
Victorodehankel:We have gone beyond the open grazing issue as solution to insurgency, we need to declare war on the insurgents, and deploy the full force of the military, or at worst hire foreign mercenaries to prosecute the war if the C-in-C does not trust the military to do the job. |
DeepSight:Because, no black civilisation is thriving as of today. All black majority countries are a basket case of corruption, poverty, wars and underdevelopment. Countries governed by white and Asian people tend to develop with a few decades, ie Australia, white South Africa, New Zealand, while countries ruled by blacks tend to disintegrate with a few decades, ie Haiti, black ruled South Africa, Jamaica, Guyana, Liberia. The blackman tend to be more interested in satisfying selfish primordial instincts of person interests, sex, religion, celebrations, etc,than collective interests that develop the whole society. |
InvertedHammer:You can't blame the 240 million people. It's the various governments over the decades that deliberately rendered the people helpless. The ensured that ordinary citizens have no access to arms, or training of handling of arms. Military training was removed from the NYSC programme, and it was reduced to just a few round of marching and exercise for a month. As a result a few thousands of people with adequate military training can hold the whole 240 million to ransom. |
WizardOfNG:Now, I believe this to be a paid propagandist, because the excuses are senseless and false. President Jobathan almost eliminated Boko Haram, few months to the elections. Even the once impenetrable Sambisa forest, became easily accessible. During Jonathan's reign, insurgency was restricted to Borno, and a few terrorist attacks on Abuja. Now insurgency has taken over the North East, north west, middle belt and even some parts of the south west. School children abductions and kidnappings is now a regular occurrence. The most annoying thing is that the Tinubu Government is not even talking about it. And someone can open his mouth and say "Tinubu has done far better than GEJ." State or regional police to fight well armed and organised insurgents and militias? What are you smoking? |
WizardOfNG:President Jonathan you guys love to vilify brought in South African mercenaries, who surgically eliminated Boko Haram insurgents without killing innocence civilians. He almost completely eliminated Boko Haram if not for political blackmail from Northern politicians. Now, do you have the figures of both insurgents and innocent civilians killed by indiscriminate bombings of whole areas? Have the bombings eliminated the insurgents? What exactly has the commander in chief of the Nigerian armed forces to secure the territorial integrity of Nigeria, which is the primary of any government? With 30,000 insurgents, that's a figure competing with total strength of the Nigerian army. |
Mountbatten:Don't mind them, most have never done business in their lives, but will tell others to go and do business. The Nigerian business climate is at its worst in history. I have been a businessman for the last 20 years, so I know what I am talking about. Businesses are closing in droves year in year out, both small businesses and large ones. I open a snacks shop at the height of Covid19 in 2000. As bad as the economy was we were making turnover of 20000 to 30000 daily. For the past one year, we hardly see 5000 turnover per day. No be person wey don't chop belefull dey buy snacks. Even big eateries like Tastee fried chicken and Tantaliser have closed shop, they have now resorted to selling in small kiosks. I am closing the snack shop at the end of this month. Paying high shop rent, running generator and paying staff is just not worth it. |
zed7:Exactly. I have two teenage boys and a pre teen daughter. I know how how much I pay for school fees alone. The all go to private school of decent standard, and all have private lesson teachers. I don't compromise on education at all, as that is the only route to beat poverty in nigeria, outside politics, fraud or other crimes. Reading Nigeria's mindset here explains the falling standard of education year in year out. To day I hear JAMB cut off mark for college of education is 120 over 400, and 150 for some universities. And we hope to build a Prosperous country with our falling and archaic educational system? |
Wolexyoshi:Believe me, he did not raise the 5.2m business money and the N3m savings from his N1m salary. He had other side hussles, which might not be forthcoming right now. |
L0wk3y:Are you aware that one sickness, just one sickness of you, your wife or your baby can wipe out most of your N1m salary. To treat ordinary malaria and typhoid in a hospital cost an average of N50,000 nawadays. When my father inlaw had chronic malaria and typhoid, and was on admission for 2 days, my wife and I had to cough out N150,000 to settle the hospital bill. Maybe na prayers and agbo, or auxiliary nutses, you dey take cure illnesses for you and your family. |
bentenny:Do you remember that dollar just 10 years ago exchange at about N200 to the dollar. Thart means N800k was less than N120,000 in 2016. Price of petrol was N97, cement was about N2000. So N120,000 in 2016 has more value than N800,000 today. |
Afolue:Wealthy ke? You know what wealthy mean? You no even talk rich family, you went all the way to wealthy family. Now, let's get practical. List all expenses you feel a family man with one child should be spending monthly. Break it down item by item - rent, food, drinking water, transportation to work, utilities, service charges, phone and data fees, medical fees, etc. Remember, their child also present a whole new level of expenses - from conception to birth. Antenatal alone is quite expensive nowadays. Normal delivery costs up to N200k, even in general hospital. If CS, you can pay between N500k to N1 million. Then there are baby items thar needs to be bought before the baby is delivered. We are not talking about diapers yet. |
phemray:You said we should not blame the leaders, but are these leaders living on N1million a month with their families? These leaders pay Nigerian workers who toil and risk their lives to keep the Nigerian state working peanuts, but reward themselves with huge salaries and bonuses. They then turn around and blame the poor masses whom they pauperised and oppressed. People like you buy their propaganda and blame the ordinary Nigerian for doing all he can to survive. Should an ordinary local government councillor be earning more than a university professor, a medical doctor or even an inspector in the police? Did you not see the frustrations on the face of the policeman who went on social media and threatened to shoot civilian if they record him? So you think a family man with 3 children and living on N300k per mother month is normal in a sane society? Do you expect his children to get sufficient education at all? |
Incognito403:This is the reality of living in any major city in Nigeria today, when I say living, I mean living with minimum comfort and conveniences of a modern society. N1million naira is adequate for a family of 3 with a toddler, but with no extended family obligations. It will be hardly enough for an average family with 3 or 4 grown up children. They will barely survive on N1m per month. Rent is crazy nowadays, a standard 3 bedroom flat in a decent areas of lagos will gulp a minimum of N2million a year, school fees, lesson and educational materials for the children (not university) will gulp nothing less than N800,000 every 3 months. Decent Food alone will gulp at least N500,000 per months (breakfast alone will cost at least N6,000 per meal). There are service and utility bills - NEPA (Band A), cooking gas, drinking water, airtime and data. Then there are personal care and hygiene - soaps, creams, clothes, hair grooming, etc for the whole family. Petrol and transportation nko. If the man drives to work instead of taking public transport, he easily expend N200,000 a month on petrol alone. We have not even mention cost of servicing and maintaining a vehicle. The problem with Nigeria today is that our psyche and mentality has been so degraded. We don't know what fairly decent standard of living means anymore. A family of 5 living in a room and parlour, eating very poor quality food, sleeping without power for weeks, with the children attending poor quality schools is now seen as normal. |
AntiisIam:What is your definition of "alive"? Alive biologically or spiritually? Biological live has the characteristics we learnt in secondary school biology, meaning to eat, move, shit and fùck (reproduce). Does your Jesus have any of those characteristics? Which judgement? How can you judge someone who doesn't believe or accept your laws. How can you judge a jew with Christian laws, when Jews do not believe in Jesus in the first place? |
AntiisIam:Yahweh nko? He even went further by sacrificing his only begotten son soaked from head to toe in blood. |
AntiisIam:Why is God so obsessed with blood - either animal or human? He just seems to love the sight of blood. |
toprealman:Which one be spiritual awakening again? Were we spirituality dead before the coming of the Arabs or the Europeans to enslave us? |
toprealman:The amount of money subsaharan Africa had spent on pilgrimage to Mecca since the days of Mansa Musa is enough to develop the whole subcontinent into a first world region. We waste too much money and energy on religion just to feel good. |
UrVillageChief:So, according to you, in order to ensure consistency, fouls against goal keepers inside the box should never be called by referees again. That's the illogicality of whataboutism. Because one crime went unpunished, no one should ever be punished for that crime again. Even the saliva challenge against the ManU keeper might have been a foul, it cannot by any stretch of the imagination be compared to the foul on David Raya. Raya was fouled simultaneously by two players. One put his forehand across his neck while holding his hands, while another held his shirt to prevent him from jumping high enough. These two fouls were responsible for Raya not able to hold unto the ball. Any keeper in the world would blow foul once they see the replay on VAR. |
puremaker7:This one na triple teaming. Three players triple teamed Raya in order to score a desperate goal. One held his hand, another held his shirt, while their keeper bumped him with his ass. If that goal was allowed, it would have been the greatest travesty in the history of football
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nairalanda1:Nonsense. The problem was not subsidy itself, but corruption. If subsidy was removed in 2011, we will be buying petrol at over N2000 per litre by now, with the naira falling to over 2000 to the dollar. Dangote built and completed his refinery when subsidy was in operation. OK, since subsidy was removed exactly 3 years ago, how many people have invested in refineries? |
insidelife22:Most of the Internet going to the gulf states pass through the strait of Hormuz. All the Iranians has to do to cripple the whole GCC countries is to cut the Internet cables under the strait of Hormuz. How are they bunch of loser, and at the same time hold the US and Israel to a stalemate, and at the same time hold the whole of the gulf states by their balls. |
LeeMason:You destroy your local industries by flooding your country with imported products, not to talk of destroying your currency. |
sleek214:Competition ke, Which Competition? It's all manipulation. Prices of manufactured products don't respond elastically to price of raw materials. Raw materials take months to get to the site. The crude oil used by dangote are those in storage, and have to be replaced. There is currently a major supply disruption in the global petroleum market, resulting in a significant shortfall in the supply of refined petroleum products worldwide. In this situation, the Dangote Refinery has emerged as a major supplier of refined petroleum products to both Africa and the international market. As a result, many of the so-called importers are likely purchasing products from international traders who originally sourced the fuel from Dangote. To maximize their profit margins, some may then blend the products with ethanol or other additives, thereby reducing the overall quality before selling to consumers. At this point, Dangote is not entirely dependent on the Nigerian market. The refinery has the capacity to sell refined petroleum products across Africa and to the wider global market, where stronger demand and more competitive pricing could generate even higher profits. |