₦airaland Forum

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

tachia406:
Most of the players were and are not given enough time to prove themselves.
1. Zaha
2. Manucho
3. Van De Beek etc

But Maguire, Hargreaves, Di Maria no suppose dey there for sure

Enemyofpeace:
- Bebe
2 -

Paul Pogba

3 - Eric Djemba-Djemba
4 - Ralph Milne
5 - Donny van de Beek
6 - Alexis Sanchez
7 -

Harry Maguire

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8 - Massimo Taibi
9 - Jadon Sancho
10 - Angel Di Maria
11 - Radamel Falcao
12 - Morgan Schneiderlin
13 - Kleberson
14 - Diego Forlan
15 - Owen Hargreaves
16 - Henrikh Mkhitaryan
17 - Wilfried Zaha
18 - Manucho
19 - Karel Poborsky
20 - Garry Birtles

Thoughts 🤔🤔

Wallade:
When the pioneer investors of Shoprite left Nigeria and sold/transferred it to another investor.

Shoprite started offering even more ridiculous prices for majority of their goods. Just a few (soft drinks and bottle water) that are still priced below general market prices.

We also see that at their outlets in Abuja and Lagos. Infact they should change their slogan (Why Pay More) to something else.

I strongly don't think the exit of shoprite from Kano implies that the Economy of Kano is terrible.

SSFeedsNigeria:
ShopRite is a private sector investment, not charity organization.

SSFeedsNigeria:
They were forced to increase prices because Tinubu removed subsidy and they suddenly realized they can afford expensive diesel on turnover marginal profits, worse still, worsening poverty in Kano made it impossible for them to maintain volume sales. With much fewer customers, high diesel costs and high logistic costs of moving their goods from South to North, they found themselves operating at a loss. So, they did what every reasonable investor will do and that is to close shop and move elsewhere.

SSFeedsNigeria:
The fact that ShopRite can't survive in Kano, North's most viable city is an ominous sign. Other investors will also flee Kano and only Musa kiosks and roadside shops will remain.

SSFeedsNigeria:
North's economy is dying and that's the painful truth.

Svoboda:
Thank you. Big shopping malls arent a northern thing. The northerner would snub a shoprite for sahad. I was surprised that shoprite carried out that ill advised move of rolling out in kano in the first place. Kano people in particular and northerners in general dont care about posh ambient malls that are dotted with lewdly dressed, young girls chewing gums and clutching iphones. To them culture comes first.

FreeStuffsNG:
It's not ridiculous. Stop denigrating the religious belief of others. Respect their religious beliefs or leave their land.

While you are being critical of Kano, why don't you go to Afghanistan and smuggle beer into their country then see the difference between Kano's Islamic belief and that of the Taliban.Smh

Bliss52:




Prohibition of alcohol is strictly for Muslims, In UAE and Saudi, Alcohol is sold to non Muslim and expatriates

Qatar during world cup had some licensed location that sold beer

A total ban like that of Kano state is ridiculous

Raf4:
Cracked head, shey you know that you igbos travel for economic survival? Abi how will about 30million of you confined in a 5 acres of barren land called SE survive without migrating to other people's land to seek economic asylum?

Joelaking:
Chief. Do you mind sharing your whatsapp number?

AfahaAbia:
I prefer my generator

hurryup123:
Please I need a break down quotation of an inverter that will power 2 Celine fans.
3 bulbs.
55 inches smart tv/Dstv Decoder
With the best of materials

See what someone sent to me.

kevoh:
Yes, same Geegpay will do it. If it's a family member, tell the person to ask around in the UK, there are apps that can do this.

kevoh:
You and your brother need a form of insurance payment thats he will not work for nothing like an escrow. Also, open a virtual US account with Geegpay, they can send his money to the account(if the job is legit) and you simply send the naira equivalent to your Nigerian bank account on the same Geegpay within the same day.

richforever123:
I have tried this there is no 10gb data daily, when my Data was exhausted, I never got any 10gb daily, I called customer care multiple times and they said they will look into it which never happened, it's a marketing scam

localbreed:
Chat GPT and google don't the same thing. Chat GPT will give you a personalize and plagiarism free answer to any topic you seek.

Google on the other hands is a search engine and does not give personalize answers

falcon01:
When you use Google to seek for answers, you are going to use your sense or experience to determine what is right or you could just follow a Humans experience or perspective you find on the Web page. ChatGPT is a Tool of destruction, I've testesd it and I believe the only thing it's good for is writing Application letters, Poems, birthday messages and other minimal stuffs. Never ever ask it a serious or important question. ChatGPT will never tell you that men and women are not thesame in terms of sport even if you give it data showing men having a high performance, chatGPT will never tell you something is Natural even though there's proof of it been Natural, chatGPT will always want you to accept nonsense that you don't agree with, forcing you to follow an ideology that goes against your own claiming it's nutral. Chat GPT can't even solve maths if you ask I 1+1 and it says 2 then you say the answer is 5 it will apologise and say you are Correct and find a way to recalculate 1+1 that it will become 5, chatGPT claims it has no Opinions or ideology, it claims its nutral but inbreality if follows the whole woke American Lifestyle that the developers build, its Alhorithm is built on Wokeness and political Correctness, if you bombard it with questions it will say it cant continue with the conversation, when i find a way to point out flaw in its logical or make it say somethig the programmers didnt design, it will turn red and be giving errors or misbehaving and the moderators will start deleting the replies or kick me out of the session. Ahh!! If I keep talking it will sound as If I have beef with chatGPT.
Google is superior, it will give you Raw unfiltered answer and you'll use your sense to determine what is right or you can try Bing or duck duck Go, duck duck Go is the most unfiltered search engine I've seen it will give you results Google can't show you.

Penguin2:
look at how the Southeast has always voted since 1999.

In 1999, the Southeast voted PDP Obasanjo only.
In 2003, the Southeast voted PDP Obasanjo only again.
In 2007, the Southeast voted PDP Yaradua only.
In 2011, the Southeast voted PDP Jonathan only.
In 2015, the Southeast voted PDP Jonathan only again.
In 2019, the Southeast voted PDP Atiku only.
And then, in 2023, the Southeast voted PDPLite Peter Obi only.

From the above, you can clearly see that over the years, the votes have been for PDP.
The change in party pattern was only at the last minute. Or what could have changed the loved for Atiku in just less than 4 years


The Southeast voted for PDP

JASONjnr:
Snakes go full here well well....

endy69:
My second home. I served in 20 Model Battalion Serti Baruwa Gashaka very close to Gembu. The gembu ppl are nice and friendly too. We go go gembu no go wan cum back

nairalee:
Why e be say state wey APC or PDP win you go see say Peter Obi get small vote

But Any state wey My Peter Obi win you go see say APC and PDP go get many vote


This election result don tire me abeg

mrvitalis:
This argument was about infrastructure being a driver of the economy as compared to investing in the people ...my analysis was supporting the people have nore potential to impact the economy more on the long run

Let me take your argument now

Really ? Are you a rice farmer cos I am , CBN should have no business giving out loans that's y policies like this keep failing over and over again

If you have 250 billion to loan to rice farming at say 5% interest , give this money to banks , commercial banks as loan at 2% interest with the condition that only rice farmers should benefit from that loan ...watch banks do their magic

mrvitalis:
Fashola is myopic in his reasoning .. and the job or economic boom is only but temporary let's check it

350 billion was used to build second Niger bridge ...how many people was employed permanently by that contract I can boldly tell you not more than 200 , contract staff not more than 10,000

If you gave 1 billion each to manufacturer in that area that focus on import substitution or exportable products ...you would have 350 multi billion factories

Let's take a garment factory for exam ..a 1 billion Naira garment factory can easily ... easily employ 2000 permanently and pay them over 80k per month ...their tax would be 12k say worse case 8k ...that's 16 million revenue from that business alone add profit tax you have around 50 million guaranteed revenue for government ...say you have around 20 garment factory funded and say 15 survive that's 750 million revenue guaranteed and 30,000 people permanently employed and reducing pressure on dollar demand for import

330 billion left

1 billion can build you four 50,000 capacity poultry farm ...you can look for the biggest poultry farmers and invest 1 billion each for 50 people ...or you can ask smaller farmers to form cooperatives ...do you know the effect this would have on our food security ? That's 50 billion ..this can create 2000 permanent jobs


We can do the same for fish farmers ...say 50 billion and create 3000 permanent jobs

Buying fishing trawlers for $1 million dollars and giving them to local fishermen would create employment ...50 billion can buy minimum of 75 trawlers...each can employ 15 people ...that's over a thousand people permanently ...

This is just less than half of that money used for that bridge ..half ooh ...

Doing the above n building bridge which would grow the economy more ?

mrvitalis:
Fashola is myopic in his reasoning .. and the job or economic boom is only but temporary let's check it

mrvitalis:
350 billion was used to build second Niger bridge ...how many people was employed permanently by that contract I can boldly tell you not more than 200 , contract staff not more than 10,000

mrvitalis:
If you gave 1 billion each to manufacturer in that area that focus on import substitution or exportable products ...you would have 350 multi billion factories

Let's take a garment factory for exam ..a 1 billion Naira garment factory can easily ... easily employ 2000 permanently and pay them over 80k per month ...their tax would be 12k say worse case 8k ...that's 16 million revenue from that business alone add profit tax you have around 50 million guaranteed revenue for government ...say you have around 20 garment factory funded and say 15 survive that's 750 million revenue guaranteed and 30,000 people permanently employed and reducing pressure on dollar demand for import

330 billion left

1 billion can build you four 50,000 capacity poultry farm ...you can look for the biggest poultry farmers and invest 1 billion each for 50 people ...or you can ask smaller farmers to form cooperatives ...do you know the effect this would have on our food security ? That's 50 billion ..this can create 2000 permanent jobs


We can do the same for fish farmers ...say 50 billion and create 3000 permanent jobs

Buying fishing trawlers for $1 million dollars and giving them to local fishermen would create employment ...50 billion can buy minimum of 75 trawlers...each can employ 15 people ...that's over a thousand people permanently ...

This is just less than half of that money used for that bridge ..half ooh ...

Doing the above n building bridge which would grow the economy more ?

JuanDeDios:
You're arguing blindly. Chai.

Let me try again. The black market is abnormal. The reason we have it is because the CBN tries to fix a price that is below the market value ($1=N415). Holdlers of dollars will not sell at that price because it's below market value, hence you have the black market. If the CBN wakes up and says "Here, we're not fixing price anymore, let the market determine," all the money CBN ploughs into its "official market", a lof of which end up being round-triped by Alhajis and emirs and chiefs, will come into the single market. This will force the current "black market" price (N570) (at which most real sector players buy) to come down because more dollars will be available to the single market. Since there is no CBN artificial rate (which traders rarely have access to anyway), you no longer have a "black market" and the market forces rule the single market. This is better for the economy because dollar will come down. But it's not good for the few connected people (your "few cabals" ) and other crooks who are engaged in round tripping which is enabled by the dual market.

#Okbye

koning:
No free fall for Naira.

Cap it at N700 to $1. I think it's about N600 now at the black market.

Llyodsjids:
Isn't the currency already floating?, Despite your so called "interventions", look at how volatile it is
Aside how shitty the economy is, do what's best, ban those aboki and black market operators of fx and control everything by using a standardized inter-bank rate, it would help alot by reducing speculations and put things in your control

JuanDeDios:
It won't. And nobody can actually stop Emefiele from "supplying dollars" all he wants. The floating he needs to do is abolish the "CBN rate". That will close the difference between the "black market" and the official rate (570:415 to, say, 520). This will end round-tripping and every dollar "supplied" by the CBN will actually help stabilize the market. Under the current system, a few fat cats benefit while SMEs and the common man suffer.

But he won't let go of the current system, which is how they "eat". That's why some people want to make him president.