₦airaland Forum

domopps:
And your point is ..........? We should share same opinion or same view..... still didn't get your point




Cheeeeeeeers

jane0000:
And only a bitter Ipob/wailer will not understand all dis problems r not mr president fault.

domopps:
Come what may......#Istandwithbuhari





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ziccoit:
Can you beat your chest and swear with everything you have that Buhari actually and truly said what's on that poster?

See, we are all Nigerians and we know how people do most stupid things in the name of politics to deceive the people.

Things like this bring the issue of making Naira equal in value to dollar credited to Buhari when he didn't say so.

rheether:
Dear peter, no matter what happen, i will always stand by your side..

scofieldsimba:
This really got me

gbens2000:
na to use pillow cover the face na!.

Thecelebgists:
Top Five Bachelors In The Nigerian Music Industry fans can’t wait to see them married.


LADIES IF YOU ARE TO PICK ONE WHO WOULD YOU PICK?


1. MI Abaga

After bagging a successful album in 2015 and still trending The chocolate city number one artist is 35 years of age and still not married.

https://i1.wp.com/celebgists.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/mi.jpeg?w=528

2. Banky W

EME Boss Banky W aka Mr Wellington making naija hits from ‘ebute meta’ is aged 34, successful and yet single.
https://i0.wp.com/celebgists.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Banky-W-1.jpg?w=600

3. Kcee
https://doynews.com/sites/default/files/field/image/kcee-discommon.jpg

2. Don jazzy

Michael Collins Ajereh (born 26 November 1982), better known as Don Jazzy, is a Nigerian multi award-winning record producer, singer-songwriter, musician, former CEO of Mo’ Hits Records and current CEO of Mavin Records is aged 33 very successful and still not married.

https://i1.wp.com/celebgists.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Don-Jazzy1.jpg?w=660

1. Dbanj

Top our list is no other but Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo (popularly known as D’banj, born 9 June 1981) is a Nigerian singer-songwriter, harmonica player, and entrepreneur. He has won several music awards, including the awards for Best African Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2007 he his 35 years old (yes older than Don jazzy) an yet still not married.

https://i2.wp.com/celebgists.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/1041273913048357526_470937101.jpg?w=500


http://celebgists.com/bachelors-nigerian-music-industry/

UrbanMystique:
my economy is good enough to see a reap off.
Plus, that is also one way of thinking for you too.

Going by your logic, every countries of the world incincluding great america still depend heavily on imports from China or other countries for goods and raw materials they cannot produce locally, e.g oyel, technology food etc. How come those things are not affecting locally made goods in their country?
Eg, whenever the price of oil goes up in the world, you don't hear america or European countries doubling the price of commodities because transportation which is very crucial to any economy would also increase tremendously.

By way, I don't know that boli ati epa seller or the pure water makers change their cars or phone or buy those things for their children everyday that they feel everyone else should bear the brunt.

I don't blame them sha, I blame the fact that there is no proper regulatory that put these people on check.

UrbanMystique:
Exactly.. I was about to start a thread similar to this one.


I wanted to buy boli and groundnut yesterday, the woman was telling dollar ti won, seriously?

debbie:
The price of bag of pure water in lagos has increased....please what is our problem in Nigeria? we are terrible opportunists.

EnterPRO:
the one I don't understand is pure water. why should price of water double overnight? even in Lagos.

are we importing that one too?

GurlFriend:
A blog reader sent us this mail and picture





http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/02/greedy-nigerians-cashing-in-on-rising.html

doctokwus:
I know this will give u sleepless night tonight,but as at today the naira appreciated by more than n20 to close at N370/$.
Guess u wud try sleeping today praying it goes back to 400.

solja01:
Thanks Yehman for the criticism and for quoting the poo I wrote. I sometimes pity the way people like you think and criticize other peoples write up, going into details of the budget or how it went missing is what most if not every young Nigerian knows... In your wisdom and intelligent write up, you said the president 'proposed' ( put forward (a plan or suggestion) for consideration by
others) to spend the aforementioned figures in your write-up. This budget will pass through the senate before approval (I stand to be corrected). The issue of instability of power should have been a thing of the past in Nigeria by now, that's my point and you and I know that the only way to generate wealth for the country is dwindling.

ogaJona:
what will you do?

victme1:
MA guy!!! you Make sense,

victme1:
MA guy!!! you Make sense,

solja01:
Where is the money to make power supply stable? The past governments should have improved on this issues when our crude still held value... They just compounded the situation of this country by looting the treasury.. Yet all we do is blame Buhari and his CHANGE theme, forgetting that the way to generate money to fix this country is no more (Crude oil).

MosakuAW:
That is where you got it wrong!

1. You dont know my age. Do you think everybody on nairaland is your age-mate.

2. What happen to the Triax airline he owned before can happen to his new private jet.

3. Only God can tell 2moro. Was he as rich as MKO before he died. You sound like a kid of the 80's/90's generation.

coachwilcox:
Mr David Ahmed Okoro started the day early, having set his alarm clock (MADE IN FINLAND) for 6am. While his teapot (MADE IN CHINA) was perking, he shaved with his clipper (MADE IN HONG KONG). He put on his shirt (MADE IN THE UK), and designer jeans (MADE IN ITALY) and shoes (MADE IN THE USA).

After cooking his breakfast in his new electric cooker (MADE IN INDIA) he sat down with his calculator (MADE IN MEXICO) to see how much he could spend today. After setting his wristwatch (MADE IN TAIWAN) to his radio (MADE IN VIETNAM) he got in his car (MADE IN GERMANY) filled with petrol imported from (SAUDI ARABIA) and continued his search for a good paying NIGERIAN job...

At the end of yet another discouraging and fruitless day checking his computer (MADE IN MALAYSIA), Mr David Ahmed Okoro decided to relax for a while. He put on his slippers (MADE IN BRAZIL) poured himself a glass of wine (MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA), while fiddling with his mobile phone (MADE IN SOUTH KOREA), and then wondered why he cant find a good paying job in... NIGERIA.

He felt achy and sore in his left kneel, he decided to take one tablet of his TRAMADOL TABLETS (MADE IN BANGLADESH) to relieve the pain. Lying down on his bed and wondering why NIGERIAN External Foreign Reserve has depleted to under $ 28billion which has translated to free fall depreciation of Nigerian NAIRA to US DOLLAR at PARALLEL MARKET.......

Fellow Nigerians, let's us start producing, let us start buying made in NIGERIA goods If our economy is to grow and create better jobs.

How can a country like Nigeria be importing toothpick, cutting bud, cotton wool, matches, rubber band e.t.c? And we complain at d same time that there is no jobs for our teeming youths?

The situation is even pathetic now when you see Nigerians ( in Lagos) prefer Cotonou garri to that of Ijebu, buy cotonou pineapple and they say it is better than that of Nigeria. That is why frozen foods will be exported to Cotonou from farms like that of obasanjo repacked and imported back to Nigeria because they know Nigerians always prefer made in outside Nigeria goods .
That is why you will see an expatriate renumeration will be juicy than that of his Nigeria counterpart even if that Nigerian is more certificated than d expatriate ( This also happen in government parastatals).

Any nation that import majorly foreign made goods/ services rather than producing their own are hurting its people....

When we keep importing foreign made products into Nigeria, we keep importing poverty into our country and exporting jobs abroad...

Let's go back to the land to grow and patronise MADE IN NIGERIA products...

PLEASE SHARE FREELY TO ENLIGHTEN ALL NIGERIANS.

MadCow1:
Remarkably daft..

measideyhere:
someone will say d journey of a thousand mile starts with a single step, that the senator needs to show an example...i want to know if the said event d senator held was a national or government sponsored event? ...if no why does he owe u an apology? your answer ..cos he invited us...my take, every one gets an invitation to a wedding, do they all sit at the high table?... ans..no....so why the rant? if he fed every one at that event with gold plated spoons and u got served foreign meals...would u not bring urselfs out here to say this is what the senator does with public funds? or what u call it tax payers money?...when u want to come in public cos u are paid by some party or for recognition to come tarnish d image of another, do so reasonably...we all can text but we choose not to spill rubbish...everyone has an opinion how much sense u drive through with each is what matters.

Adaure4ever:
Babymama- its Not my portion.

Elosky20:
where is the 10in1 yam

grandstar:
What is hot money? How do you insulate your economy from the effect of hot money? What is a loose fiscal policy? Why is the Nigerian economy continuously plagued by hot money? How good is your economics?

grandstar:
It will be replenished every month from the monthly crude oil sales

Obiagelli:
I am not in anyway an economist but i have been reading a bit, especially Henry Boyo ( truth be told, i get an anytime i do).
I believe we earn our oil revenue in dollars, what if the federal government pay states their allocation in dollars and the state simple exchange their dollars for naira at the bank or BDC.
With this system there will be surplus dollar in the system that will drive the exchange rate down. A good example of this was during the last election when dollar was raining all over the place (thanks to Dasuki) the dollar fell to 170 naira despite official rate at 197 naira.



www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/business/51434-naira-gains-against-dollar-at-black-market


So I ask again what will go wrong if we flood the economy with dollars?