Politics › Re: Arewa Begs East To Join Protest Against Rising Cost Of Living by yemmit90: 4:50pm On Feb 18, 2024 |
When Fulani herdsmen kept terrorising Ibadan and other smaller towns, Igboho and other South west governors raised up against them by forming vigilantes groups and Amotekun. Here is Arewa who turned blind eyes against serious insecurity and terrorism ravaging their land for the past 10 years. To even think that these elements kept mute for 8 years during Buhari administration is one of five wonders of the world.
The point is that, what has these people, especially Arewa has been doing concerning insecurity in their land? What measures or resolutions did they made so far since all this years? Any call by Arewa or Northern groups is only motivated by politic.
To me, anyone protesting for anything other than constitutional review, regionalism or dissolution of Nigeria is not wise at all. |
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Travel › Re: Pictures Of Circular Roads Along Ife-ibadan Been Done By Seyi Makinde Govt(pics) by yemmit90: 12:51pm On Feb 17, 2024 |
Depriest2020: South West governors are gradually getting it right. Haven't seen any road by Soludo that is as quality as this. Don't be carried away by picture, the only thing he does is that circle crossing Lagos Ibadan express. The road is expected to pass through Agia area leading to New Ife express road, and it is only 30% done. |
Politics › Re: 10 Most Expensive States To Live In Nigeria In January 2024 - Nairametrics by yemmit90: 11:08am On Feb 17, 2024 |
aysuprano: lol
So you are saying it’s cheaper than to live in Ibadan than in Lagos?
You must be high The statistics focus majorly on foods and other households items, which is way cheaper in Lagos than in Ibadan. |
Politics › Re: Crackdown On "Hoarding" Will Frighten Investors - Peterside by yemmit90: 7:34am On Feb 17, 2024 |
tony0806: 100% correct.
As a business man that chose to invest in foodstuffs just like ANY OTHER BUSINESS MAN. When price of foodstuffs were low, I used my hard earned money to buy them in bags and stored. And when prices are higher, I bring them out to sell.
And you open your dirty mouth to say i am "hoarding"? Come to my ware house let me tell you something first!
Thieves! Your mate in Western countries (in whuch you people normally emulate), will never see their brothers and sisters go hungry because of personal gains. Some would even give out the food for free, just to ensure food security in their societies. Go to any western countries and see alot of individuals (not rich), organisations, farms, elites and churches give out food periodically withiout being compelled to do so. But here, you have some in your wherehouse, and your brother and sisters were facing surge in price of foods as a result of the activities of your kinds, yet you keep hoarding the food with the aim of selling at extraordinary price for personal gain? Where is humanity in you? Let me tell you fact today, the reason why Nigeria and black rece will never developed is because of lack of love for their countries. No country will ever developed with her citizen placing private interest over public interest. Give #1b to both white and black for community development, the white will use his to power 100 houses, while the black will power only his compound for all house to come and charge phones. That is the extent of black greediness, wickedness and stupidity. |
Politics › Re: LP: Abure Surrounded By Thugs, Forced Me To Sign Docs - Ex-acting Chair, Lebeke by yemmit90: 11:00pm On Feb 16, 2024 |
nairavsdollars: See party that wants to govern Nigeria. Who do us this thing? Lolz, so you think some people are better than current leaders in this Nigeria? Dey play! |
Family › Re: At 29 I Feel Suicidal Everyday I Wake Up by yemmit90: 6:04pm On Feb 16, 2024 |
hookupagent1: I just think I have failed in life, each day I wake up the first thought on my mind is always sucide, how to end it all because I feel hopeless and think I can't make it or that I'm cursed, I have been unemployed since I graduated and no skill, I'm 29, will be 30 this year but I don't know what to do with my life, I'm clueless and don't know how to fix mylife, I don't have passion or zeal to learn any Skill because I don't think at my age I can cope, with the high cost of living now, who will I depend on while learning or what best to do just Pity my family because with the level of the depression in me now I don't think I can survive it beyond this year if nothing changes.I just feel I should go on exile I just don't know how to help my self and I don't speak up or seek for help. You are losing hope at just 29 years? I won't like to compare you with some people but I want you to know that there are many over 40 years old people who are much hopeless than you, and they are still living their lives hoping for better days. All you need to do is to pick your bag and run far away from home. When you reach a new environment, state or country, the new hustling spirit will enter you, and from there, you can take drastic steps to repositioning your life. If God had giving us power to know tomorrow, no one would've been suffering in this life. |
Car Talk › Re: My Neighbour Jacked Up My Car by yemmit90: 1:40pm On Feb 16, 2024 |
Sucre6: I would subscribe to this advice if he hadn't jacked his car and threatened him to submit the keys, first of no written agreement I t was based on gentlemen understanding, and for car way you paid on installments and the money has since been refunded.
Dem no born him papa well, I will personally mess the idiot up, nah because op seems like a simp who doesn't know his right nah why, this can never happen with me, I go show am say him own craze they learn work The fact that there was no written agreement between them made him susceptible to manipulation too. Money has exchanged hands through bank accounts, and that alone serves as evidence there is something between them. You might think you have an upper hands because there was no written agreement, but what if the man also claims that he promise to pay him double if eventually decided not to sell the car again? He need to apply wisdom in this case. You don't just return people's money when you fail on your part, you offer them interest even before asking. This is the only way you make victims not to feel cheated. In 99% cases, the affected person don't collect interest because they are already at peace with your attitude. |
Car Talk › Re: My Neighbour Jacked Up My Car by yemmit90: 5:33am On Feb 16, 2024 |
You made a mistake by sending him back exactly what he paid, you should've at least added something as interest for him.
The man feel cheated, he might even thought you spent his money to solve an issue but used car as a cover up. Don't use the police or take law into your hands if you want peaceful resolution, call some respected or good neighbours to help you beg him that you are ready to add something for him as interest. You may be surprise how easily the issue will be resolved. He may not even collect the interest again after seeing how genuinely sorry you are.
The only option you have now is to beg him. |
Politics › Re: CBN Discontinues Payment Of BTA/PTA In Cash by yemmit90: 8:55pm On Feb 15, 2024 |
Timmi: CBN should not even be selling dollars to private people either as PTA, school fees or medical expenses. Those that want any of these should source for it at the open market. These are the needs of rich people and so let them pay for it. CBN selling to them is affecting every citizen where the overwhelming majority (80-85%) are either poor or middle class, with CBN selling the BTA/PTA/Medical/school expenses in dollar, these ones - the poor and middle class are now subsidizing the rich. The problem is not about selling but ability of those buying to withdraw in cash and sell to BDC at higher rate. Once you are unable to withdraw Dollar notes over the counter here in Nigeria, there is no way you would be able to sell to BDC at higher rate. The only option left for you is to withdraw it in your destination countries. |
Politics › Re: CBN Discontinues Payment Of BTA/PTA In Cash by yemmit90: 8:47pm On Feb 15, 2024 |
emkz: This was part of my intervention some days ago.
Since our elites have turned BTA/PTA into a business, let the incentive be removed.
I applaud the CBN for being bold. Lolz, I have said the same sometimes last year, you can check my posts on Nairaland. These people know what to do but cannot because they are also benefiting from the system. |
Politics › Re: Elder Statesman, Aminu Dantata Backs Transition To Parliamentary System by yemmit90: 5:51pm On Feb 15, 2024 |
LordIsaac: The North is tired of life outside Power so soon. This is funny indeed! He should back regionalism, not parliamentary system! Simple. You dey mind them, parliamentary system that will be even more expensive than the current stupid presidential one. Regionalism or FG and 774 local governments administrations is the way out |
Politics › Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by yemmit90: 9:38am On Feb 15, 2024 |
Faiththatworks: There are some news I read these days that always leave me very very very puzzled. I'm sorry for the detour from the topic,but I read a news yesterday and my mind couldn't understand it,some Northern House of Representatives members opposed a bill seeking to amend the constitution to allow only Only B.sc and HND holders contest for election to the post of the President and Governors. Shame on all any Nigerian that still believes a school certificate holder,or a diploma is enough qualification to rule Nigeria. I repeat again shame,shame,shame,shame on these people. A diploma will only get you a bank teller job in a bank,an entry of level 6 into the civil service,but these people feel that kind of certificate is enough to rule Nigeria. Anyone that's intellectually lazy to accquire a HND or B.Sc should never ever be allowed to be a governor,President or even a legislator. Do these people understand how intelligent a president must be, someone who has to read and form opinions from reports he/she will receive from the NSA,from the CBN,From the NNPCL,from more than 30 Ministers,I mean the President must have an opinion on everything going on in the country and in 2024,a Northern Representative feels a Waec certificate or diploma is enough,shame on these people. We must tell these Northern Representative that don't have any shame to have this kind of opinion. Infact Nigerian youths should form a hashtag and shame these Northerns who have this infantile opinion. Back to the Topic,I believe this is the best time for President Tinubu to have the balls to scatter and restructure Nigeria,he must quickly use these hard times to quickly restructure Nigeria. Nigeria needs bold and quick reforms,I totally support this idea of a parliamentary system of government,I also read of the Minister of Power talking about State and Local Government having the license to generate and distribute power,that's another wonderful suggestions. Infact the best time to introduce STATE and LOCAL POLICE is now, Asiwaju should use the excuse of No money In Nigeria to quickly restructure the country. Nigerians are too hungry to protest especially those in the North. God bless Nigeria Calm down man, it is not only by education but your character, principle and logic. Quite alot of highly educated people and professors has ruled in various capacity with absolute nothing to show for it. What am I even saying, will you called a degree obtain in Nigeria as education or mare read and pass? Go to our tatiary institutions and see how your so called educated fellow embezzled government fund, spending recklessly on frivolities. The earlier you understand that an average Nigerian mind is always being ruled by character, greed and egoism, the better for you. |
Politics › Re: Realistic Solution To Nigerian Economy by yemmit90: 9:41pm On Feb 14, 2024 |
BennyDGreat: Going by the current economic realities in Nigeria, it has become important for the APC led administration to step up to keep the country together.
Here are some strategies to deploy:
1. Roll out a plan Tinubu administration needs to roll out a detailed solution highlighting how they intend to improve local production in agriculture and manufacturing.
The plan must feature long term and short term solution and must be in the public space for accountability.
2. Give manufacturers soft landing....The government needs to relax on multiple taxes being issued to manufacturers considering the rising cost of production materials, power and product distribution.
Also, duties of importing materials must be slashed.
3. Reduce Government Expenditure- The cost of running governance in Nigeria is too expensive!
If government can implement a 40% cut starting out from June this year, it will give them opportunity to use the monies saved for other developmental projects
Change begins with government before it moves to the people.
4. Fight insecurity-one of the major cause of food shortage is insecurity. It has made it impossible for local farmers to go to farm for fear of being killed.
If the government really wants food sufficiency, guarantee the lives of the local farmers.
5. Allow more private individuals into power-To reduce the current challenges, Nigeria must allow the power industry thrive by choking the corruption within the industry.
Issues within the generation, transmission and distribution networks must be looked into and taken care of.
If different power investors come in knowing their investments won't be put into jeopardy, within 6-12 months, we can witness key infrastructural investment and begin to see some benefits within a few months. Who do you expect to implement those key points you highlighted above? The problem has gone beyond what you think. What is coming , is actually greater than what we are seeing now. The only solution left to fix Nigeria as fast as possible is regionalism or eradicate states and give local governments full autonomy to deal with people directly within their jurisdictions. |
Politics › Re: Video: Wigwe Is Responsible For Dollar Crisis In Nigeria by yemmit90: 9:34pm On Feb 14, 2024 |
olisaEze: I don’t care if you’re looking for traffic or engagements, but it can never be well with you. Imagine you’re one of the victims bereaved kids, currently confused with all this, stumbling on to this headline. Your upbringing is evidenced by your lack of respect for both the living & the dead.  If the allegation was true, then his family deserves no sympathy from well meaning Nigerians. This should be regards as treasonable offence under which the consequences should attract a death penalty. His single action has thrown alot of families into abject poverty. Until we stop applying individualistic approach to life in Nigeria, this country will never move forward. |
Business › Re: CBN Sells Dollars To Banks For First Time In 5 Months by yemmit90: 2:41pm On Feb 14, 2024 |
saintjimos: If you sell @ 1490 to the banks , how much do you think they will resell
Can’t we use dollar for only online transactions in this country and any other fiat payment is through naira
Dorm acct should be phase off as well Reasons government can't do what is right by scrapping BDC, put heavy charges on Dom accounts and allow only online transactions; 1. BDC operators are helping them to exchange looted fund into dollars. 2. All of them has secrets domiciliary account where they keep their ill gotten wealth. 3. Majority of them are into dollar/naira arbitration trading. 4. They save physically in dollars in their underground homes. 5. It is not easy to steal big in Naira, so dollars is their safe heaven to steal enough. Number 1 enemy of Nigeria is our Politicians, follow by elites, business tycoons, civil servants and the messes. |
Agriculture › Re: Famine Looms As Sokoto Traders Flood Niger Republic’s Markets With Local Rice by yemmit90: 12:26pm On Feb 14, 2024 |
inoki247: Lol with all the increments people are still buying all this things that's where I don't even understand.....
When they say Economy is so good most of our parent are building mud house and couldn't afford Peugout 504 of 3k Naira den....
Economy was good den buh they've no working to show cement was cheap den buh it's hard for people to build a house...
Now that we say everything is worst and unbearable people are still doing things and achieving far better than when the economy was good....
Right now almost all produce is being arbitrage I think this where the present problem we are facing is coming from due to Naira floating people prefer to sell across to border any goods from Nigeria to make more profit.... It was a result of illegal means of getting money by many Nigerians today. Besides, there were few opportunities to make money then, example is online businesses that some are making big money consistently. Nigerians don't love their country, that is all I can say. Any society where private interest is more important to her citizens that public interest can hardly developed. If these traders loves their country, they wouldn't have done that for personal gain. |
Romance › Re: Man Caught Lady He Trained In School For 7 Years In A Church With Another Man by yemmit90: 10:18pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
Eriokanmi: Lol. Stop picking up a girl from the village and training her just because you want to marry her, una no go hear. Oju ti laaa .
If you must do this,make sure you pay her bride price and take her in with you. Do the legal thing and let her give you children. She can bag PhD under your roof if you're capable of training her up to that level. Even some ladies on whom you've paid bride price still look back. I had a gf back in the days. She got married to an American citizen. This man came to do the needful and invited her. He empowered her parents financially.
While she's there, she always chatted me, saying she'd plan on coming home alone and spend some time with me, for the old time's sake. She always disturbed me. I always told her that old times have passed away, and I'm now a new creature. She should stay with her husband. If the man should know all these, he could either kill himself or kill her or do both. If a married lady could go this far, the one you are not yet married to, can do even worse. This is the type that always discourages men from training girls with the hope of marrying her cos there are still God-fearing ones amongst them. But very, very scarce. Paying her dowry doesn't stop girls from abandoning you if she see a better offer. I personally witnessed one, they did their wedding in which my sister and almost everyone in our area then attended before going for NYSC. After just 3 months into her program, she sent one of her elder sisters to her husband to calculate everything he has spent on her as she had already found her dream husband to whom they had fix another big wedding in Porthacourt where she was serving. To make the matter worse, the girl doesn't even send her former husband or anyone as she usually come to her family house with this rich guy to do yanga for the former guy who stay in the same street with them. It took the guy several years to come out of the shock and move on. So, if you are to train a woman, let her have all your children before you do so. Even at that, don't expect the same woman you send to school because if you see how some of them fovk around on campuses, you will wonder if they are actually married. |
Sports › Re: AFCON 2023: Should Jose Peseiro Stay As Super Eagles Boss After Final Loss? by yemmit90: 12:53pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
spiSeyi: Nigeria made it to the final by luck and football is not a game of luck we need a homebased coach like Amunike who knows and understand our football and culture. Senegal , Ivory-coast and Cameroon worn AFCON in 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2024 with homebased coach, and we did the same in 2013 with Stephen Kechi. Jose Posero only leveraged on the individual talents of our players. A good coach would have sub chukwueze with Simon, start Kelechi and Mofi in the 2nd half then change the formation to 4-2-4 in the second half to mount pressure on Cote d'Ivoir. The best way to defend is to attack  If football is not a game of luck, then how did they made it to the final by the same luck? Football is very easy to analyse from outside, our coach is not that bad as some people think. African football is no longer what it is some years back, you hardly see under dogs again, every team is out there to win a match. Besides, when was the last time you see Eagle playing compassionately like they did in AFCON. He got his tactics wrong in the final match but that doesn't make him a bad coach. |
Education › Re: Is This Fee Not Outrageous? (UNICAL Med Lab 4th Year) by yemmit90: 8:53pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
Harriddon: MY SCHOOL BILLS FOR FIRST SEMESTER 1. School fees N85,750 2. Department/faculty Dues N29,300 3. Professional exam fee N15,000 4. Registration of courses N25,000 5. Materials/workbooks N7500 6. Compulsory texbook N6500
7. TOTAL =N169,050 Please this bill was brought by a cousin of mine to his mother. Someone in unical should help us verify please This is not too much considering the cost of running a university system and how much some private primary/secondary schools charge these days. Though faculty due and registration of courses is somehow too much to me. If only one thing must be subsidy in this world, it should be education at all level. It is very important for any givien society to educate its citizens, and the only way to totally kill illiteracy is through free education. Modern authority or government is a big scam in this part of the world. It is purely an avenue to enrich selected few with commonwealth. |
Politics › Re: Blame Buhari Not Tinubu For Economic Hardship, Sanusi Tells Nigerians by yemmit90: 6:19am On Feb 12, 2024 |
abhosts: So it is Buhari that removed petrol subsidy and devalued official naira rate from N450 to N1450 against dollar? If you read the article well, you will see where he said Nigeria are just borrowing and printing more note to finance this, and the debt servicing has surpassed 100% of our total revenue. In this case, government don't have enough money to pay subsidy except it keep borrowing with already accumulated debt. I am sure you also see where he said some people took advantage of official market, buy low at official rate and sell to black market at double rate. From this revelation, removal of fuel subsidy and floating market is not a bad idea, just that the time of removal was not right. We should've fixed our refineries, ensure at least moderately stable power before we do so. But all the same, it is much more better to borrow money to pay subsidy than to borrow it for politicians to embezzled. |
Business › Re: What Business Can I Start With 10-15m by yemmit90: 7:08pm On Feb 10, 2024 |
Peppysco: When we say Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria, many of you open your mouths to yarn dust. If we all continue to follow this advice, will the Naira ever recover? Yet, we all continue to rant about rising prices, forgetting we also contribute to the menace. Leaders or government are the reflection of a society. You cant give what you don't have. Every Nigerian from head to bottom don't give damn about their country but only their pockets. It is so unfortunate that alot of people blaming government on this forum are part of the problems we are facing today. What the guy posted back was the main reason we are in this mess today. If we are to compare the economy of Nigeria to the worth of Dollar, it should not more that #600/$1, but the activities of this unpatriotic elements contribute to its downfall. |
Politics › Re: Why Are Africans So Poor by yemmit90: 5:05pm On Feb 10, 2024 |
T8ksy: Pray, tell us how the Africans see the world before the advent of "the master's eyes"?
Europeans have been plundering the wealth of Africa for the past 500 years (and are still doing till date). If the reverse was the case, Europe will be more impoverished than Africa is, currently
Please stop all this excuses and face the fact. You and I are the reasons Nigeria and Africa at large will remain poor till the end of the time. Majority of Africa countries broke free from these colonial masters as far back as 1950's, so tell me what has your brothers being doing with our common wealth to liberate African from being poorest creature on earth? If you are conversant with history and human nature, you will understand that Africans are not only living in a "state of nature", but state of perpetual fear and endless greed. When Greeks, Romans and Chinese were busy thinking of how to break free from this obsolete state of nature to modern societies, your Africans brothers were busy wagging war to capturing slaves and cities to dominate. To cut it short, our problem is cultures and traditions. |
Politics › Re: Why Are Africans So Poor by yemmit90: 4:48pm On Feb 10, 2024 |
Yohnshogun: Good day people, please I want to know why Africans are so poor. We see pictures of bony children everytime. Why is there poverty and how can we solve it. Africans are poor because of their cultures and traditions( domineering culture and self elevations). Africans are narrow minded creatures who sees development as private property. Due to their cultural believes, an average African lacks basic principle of how society are organise. They lacks the seal to understand that it is much more better to apply wholistic approach to development than personal aggrandizements. The key point is that: an average African dont want his country to develop but only himself. He is fine as long as he has the resources to dominate and made other subjected to him alone. |
Politics › Re: Niger Bans Bulk Sale Of Food Items, Orders Confiscation Of Trucks Carrying Food by yemmit90: 7:04am On Feb 10, 2024 |
oskopy: Very soon, there will be scarcity of cash in poor niger state.the decision will have a very big side effect Unfortunately, it is the same norther governors that will first oppose regionalism or independent of states to control their affairs. |
Business › Re: CBN Edges Towards Free Float Of Naira With Discontinuation Of Cap On Forex by yemmit90: 9:06pm On Feb 09, 2024 |
With this silly approach, I am finally lose hope in this government and country entirely. Expect dollar to hit about 3k by December.
We were discussing this afternoon when someone said Nigeria politicians and rulling class will never implement any restriction to uses of dollars locally because they stored their wealth in Dollars as well.
Tinubu might be the last civilian president in this Republic if they didn't bring this hopeless situation down as soon as possible. |
Sports › Re: Ivory Coast Vs DR Congo, AFCON 2023 Semi-finals (1 - 0) On 7th February 2024 by yemmit90: 11:24pm On Feb 07, 2024 |
Indispensable85: I wish we had VAR then. Ikpeba's penalty is still painful till date. It was a clear goal. It was babayaro. |
Family › Re: How Are You Surviving In This Economy? by yemmit90: 5:57pm On Feb 07, 2024 |
SweetBuns: By cutting down on excesses
I used to use upwards of 120gb per month, but now I’m trying my best to cut it down to 40gb That mean the previous 120gb per month was not on purpose, because if you are using it for something productive that pays, you won't be able to cut it down that much. |
Sports › Re: AFCON: Cameroon FA Rejects Samuel Eto'o Fils' Resignation by yemmit90: 10:43pm On Feb 06, 2024 |
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Travel › Re: US-based Lady Reveals Why She Stopped Sending Money To Africa (Video) by yemmit90: 9:31pm On Feb 05, 2024*. Modified: 6:05am On Feb 06, 2024 |
CoronaVirusPro: That’s false! The citizens of those countries are complaining too! Who will you own a house/land for 20 years and later default in payment, only for your house to be foreclosed?
Why do you have to be in debt to succeeed?
In Africa, people are worth their reel value. In the Western world, you can be worth 2 million dollars and your real value is less than 100k.
The whole western dream is an illusion! Soak kids in debt right from college till they die. Is that what you call life? Where people have to race to service debt because they don’t want to get back on the street.
Whats real in the western world? Why they will always cajole you yo even get candy on credit. You are still saying the same thing, you don't have to worth anything to live a good life. And of course, the irrational people among them will definitely complain about it because in their mind, it is their right to accumulate as much wealth as they can. Their societies has been programmed in such a way that governments takes care of the children and the old. If government can take care of your needs before you start working and after you stop working, is it a bad idea to work for them too in your active days? The reality is that, you can't have an egalitarian society with the mentality of an average African. |
Travel › Re: US-based Lady Reveals Why She Stopped Sending Money To Africa (Video) by yemmit90: 8:25pm On Feb 05, 2024 |
CoronaVirusPro: Truth be told!
Africans are living a better and more secured life. Not in actual security, but future security.
In real sense, you own nothing in the western world. You just need to get it wrong in a big way and you will be back to square one!
You never own outrightly! Taxes will keep hitting you till the day you die. And you just default on those taxes and everything you owned will either be foreclosed or retrieved.
Africans live a more peaceful life but they never appreciate till they are soaked up in debt in another man’s country. That is what made their countries better. Humans are not suppose to possesse anything apart from good living. What is the uses of accumulated properties and wealths when non of them will follow you to the grave? It was this selfish mentality that kept Africans where they are today. |
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