₦airaland Forum

mansakhalifa:
Kind Thankgod. What sort of weird names do folks bear these days

for that side of the country them dey bear wonderful names o. one person dey even bear: manager

0gaGist:
Lalasticlala

thats the best they can do: fraud

mgbadike81:
Please what specie of snake is this? Is it dangerous? I killed it on the first floor of a home, apparently it entered through the veranda, is it possible for snakes to climb wall?

u dont know before say snake dey climb wall? except the wall so smooth that it cant have a grip then it will fall off

iDRAW:
Burner not really walking it like he's talking it... Check out his interview with E-Bro and the Breakfast Club on YouTube; dude was given international platform to promote his art and talk about real life issues affecting Africans on the continent (at least, Nigerians) but your African Giant kept answering "Yeah" "Yes" "Ye" to every question thrown at him like someone high a Chinese Popeyes Chicken wings. I was so embarrassed watching the whole interview; someone even said (a YouTube commenter) he looks high... Like he took something to boost his confidence

Still love him though

i suspect he has gone the way of some music stars which is adiction or substance abuse .or steroid. u can see it in his physic

CrimeKsmart:
The sin of just less than 100 people(ipob terrorists) will be borne by 200millions individuals.

Look forward to more cancellation of business transactions, more relocation of businesses away from here, more scrutiny and denial of entry for Nigerians by countries around the world, more xenophobia attacks, less scholarship and grants for Nigeria students, denial of access to some online applications... The ripple effect is just endless....

Buhari pls let them go

baboons dey know that one

blesskewe:
No try delta women ooooo

u won try that muscle and ruggedness wey them dey take do farm

Andhominem:
And kettykin was already salivating Works ministry for his brother...

Igbos and longthroat...

I believe Joe's conduct at the screening led to this. He said something like more non Yorubas should get appointments in Lagos.

Igbos are NOT entitled to any political appointment in Lagos. You all should get that clear.

immhotep, lzaa and co, come and cry for your brother.

when he said more non indegene. his people are not the only non indigene

Halo22:
Why is it that people that talk too much always end up achieving Little or nothing. This man in question even deny his tribe in order to speak in defence of his Afonja masters, but as you can see he ended as a gutter adviser. Anyways, his is better than Aunty Lauretta that was completely relieved of her duty.

if everybody keep speaking for tribal sake dont u think there will be chaos. then where will open mindedness and fine judgement go to? one even has to consider numerical strength before enbarking on tribal tug off war

fykes:
Well the man said he is not igbo and he is proving it... Cos even a houseboy learning trade will do better than him in the same lagos

but why does only one group keep on echoing and lamenting on line. cant they just remain calm and be a little civilised

lancee:
https://www.abokifx.com/news/nigerian-tycoon-jim-ovia-loses-64-million-as-zenith-bank-shares-plunge-forbes

only 64m i thought its 64b why mentioning. when ordinary investor dey loose 100m

Godlylifeoneart:
A CALL FOR A CRYSTAL BALL ANALYST OR A FORECASTER.
IN A RECENT POST TITLED NO ONE HAS A CRYSTAL BALL. THE MOTIVATION FOR THE POST WAS BORN FROM AN ANALYST WHO MADE A PREDICTION THAT HIS GRAPH TOLD HIM THAT THE BULL HAS ARRIVED. HE STATED FURTHER THAT UACN.. THE GALA COMPANY @ N5. 80 WILL SKYROCKET TO N24. 00 AFTER 3 MONTHS.
WHAT A CRYSTAL BALL ANALYSIS?
MANY PEOPLE ON THIS PLATFORM DO NOT HAVE CRYSTAL BALLS BUT ARE WONDERFULL GIFTED IN DISSEMINATING USEFUL NEWS WITH RESPECT TO THE NIGERIAN BOURSE.
I HAVE BEEN ASKING A QUESTION?
WHAT IS THE BUHARI GOVERNMENT HIDDING FROM THE MASSES?
COULD THERE BE SOMETHING WE DO NOT KNOW AND THE GOVERNMENT DO NOT WANT US TO KNOW.
FRANKLY SPEAKING, THE ECONOMY IS NOT SMILING AT INVESTORS.
OIL PRICE IS NOT THE ISSUE, WE HAVE SEEN WORST FLUCTUATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL CRUDE PRICES AND THE OUTCOME WAS BETTER THAN THE CURRENT SITUATION.
MAY GOD FORBID BAD NEWS FOR US.. AMEN.
MANY OF US ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE GREECE SITUATION AND THE CONSEQUENCE OF IMF BAIL OUT.
The government is already contemplating borrowing more money to fund the 2019 budget deficit should crude price fall below $60.00
I AM SUSPECTING, THIS GOVERNMENT MAY BE INCUBATING AN IMF LOAN TO SERVICE DEBTS AND POSSIBLY BORROW MORE FOR CONSUMPTION SERVICES AND BUDGET DEFICIT.
THE BEAR GRIP ON NSE IS JUST UNEXPLAINABLE. SOME LISTED COMPANIES ARE DOING FINE, STILL THE WICKED BEAR IS SUFFOCATING THEM.
IF GTB FALL TO SUB N20. 00 AND ZENITH TO SUB N15. 00, IT MEANS THERE IS A FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN AND THE HOPE OF THE EXCHANGE RECEIVING HOT MONEY FROM FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTORS WILL BE HARD.
THIS MADE ME TO IMAGINE THE WORST POSSIBLE SCENARIO THAT MAY BEFALL THE EXCHANGE AND THE NATION ECONOMY AT LARGE.

READ THE SUMMARY OF THE GREEK DOOM AND THE FAILURE OF GOVERNANCE. LIE LIE GOVERNMENT.
FROM NOW I ADVICE EVERYONE READING THIS POST TO CONSIDER BUHARI AND GODWIN EMEFIELE statements AS NOTHING BUT AN OXYMORON.
THE GOVERNMENT WILL TELL US, THAT THE NATION'S DEBT IS SUSTAINABLE, THIS ACTUALLY MEANT UNSUSTAINABLE.
EMEFIELE WILL TELL US.. THE ECONOMY IS VERY STRONG AND RECOVERING, THIS ACTUALLY MEANT THE ECONOMY IS WEAK AND MORRIBUND. LIKE PLAY, LIKE PLAY... THIS IS HOW THE POLITICIANS RUINED GREECE ECONOMY

The Greek crisis started in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis of 2007/08 after revelations that Greece entered the EU, and maintained its membership, by using FAKE ECONOMIC DATA. In other words, they lied about the size of their debts. This news triggered credit rating downgrades to junk, capital flight and bond yields spiking to unsustainable levels. Basically, if Greece wanted to borrow more money to fund running the country, and the repayment of existing debt, it would need to pay unaffordable interest rates. This meant existing creditors faced a very real risk of Greece defaulting on all its existing debt obligations.

In 2010 three players entered the scene, the European Commission, the ECB and the IMF, bearing gifts. They offered help in the form of loans but with stringent conditions attached, including severe austerity measures, structural reforms and privatisation of state assets. Eventually one loan was not enough. There were three series of loans, in 2010, 2012 and 2015, ultimately amounting to about US$375 billion. Loans came in drips and drabs, subject to regular reviews of the implementation of reforms.

There were dramatic scenes as people protested, the government changed, banks closed for a while, terms were renegotiated over and over again (from lowering of interest rates to increasing the term of each loan), private bond holders were forced to accept a 50% cut on their investments and state assets were sold to insiders at rock bottom valuations.

But the biggest toll was borne by the Greeks themselves. Pensions and wages were cut, the public sector was dramatically reduced, taxes rose and the power of trade unions was greatly diminished by the abolishment of collective bargaining agreements. All in all, the government enacted 12 rounds of tax increases, spending cuts, and reforms since 2010.

And the effect? After the first loan was implemented Greece suffered the longest recession of any advanced economy since the Great Depression, lasting for five years. The economy shrunk by 26% by 2014, while the unemployment rate rose from below 10% to over 25%. By 2014, 44% of Greeks lived below the poverty line and 20% lacked money to buy food. By 2017, although Greece’s debt reduced from the original 300 billion euros to 226 billion euros, its debt-to-GDP ratio shot up from 127% to 179%, the world’s third highest after Japan and Zimbabwe.

In response to a shrinking economy, the government doubled taxes. Personal income tax rose to 70% and VAT to 23%. This encouraged massive tax evasion, perpetuating the recession. Many firms relocated abroad, while over half a million skilled Greeks, out of a population of 10.8 million, left.

By mid-2017 things seemed better. But this was temporary. Further credit lines were needed, further austerity commitments were made, including more changes to labour laws, a cap on public sector employment, and a reduction in pension and social security payments.

Greece trumpeted exiting the bail-out programme on August 20 2018. But the IMF has warned that it will face an uphill battle in managing its debts, sustaining economic growth and supporting the rising number of the poor. Greek banks are weak, as are the private sector balance sheets. Some capital controls remain in place. And although the economy is growing, it is still only three-quarters of its pre-crisis size.

So, what can we learn from this riveting drama? It’s simple. An IMF-imposed austerity damaged economic growth, deflated wages, increased unemployment and reduced tax receipts, making it harder to pay debts and run a country.

oga I be ur follower. but that condemin a major project that can impact the economy no join

anybody with info; what was the outcome of sovereign trust right issue?

kenralph:
Of what use are the muscles without money?

even without money the muscle will eventually go flat. go ask broke guys wetin their eye see

kenralph:
Of what use are the muscles without money?

even without money the muscles will eventually go flat

wanaj0:
He is a Chartered accountant

ok

pil73:
while some are struggling to even get one babe down, this one has slept with 2500!

he should go and and get award for that feat then

that icant be true except harlorts are among them

dipoolowoo:
Amosun Heads Senate Committee on Capital Market
https://businesspost.ng/2019/07/30/amosun-heads-senate-committee-on-capital-market/

. is he a Finance expert? God will help us

PharmAlfred:
Why is the authority not going after the management and board of Japaul? Some companies are better delisted than allowed to remain on the NSE.

is yahoo not celebrated in the society?

Kkb1977:
Middle belters should be very careful with this so called politians who are looking for cheap popularity.
Igbos and yorubas will never accommodate you.
Your only reliable ally is core North. Go back to history.
Bewarned.

tell me what they have in common with core north aside from administrative easiness for the colonial masters

Quorax:
They are actually in the South but the North knows their incapacity, hence they grab lands any how possible.

That map is clear for all to see. If the middle belt foows this we strong action, the North end is near.

the biggest hoax of the colonial masters

MelesZenawi:
They are northerners.... simple



Nothing like middle belts on cardinal points.

if u must know the core northerners are more affiliated with Niger republic, Chadians and sudanese

MelesZenawi:
They are northerners.... simple



Nothing like middle belts on cardinal points.

please tell me what scientifically defines them as northerners?

Mcy56:
What is ETI and Interbrew's sin?
Interbrew was doing fine in terms of expansion and product line but with this free fall, I'm not understanding again.

I want it at 0.30k

Bolustical:
Channels killed this corper and they know it and they should be held liable for his death.

Why send a corp member to any Shia gathering, whether peaceful or otherwise? Even a rookie isn't supposed to be posted to cover election coz coverage of events like this requires experience, diplomacy, awareness and high level of professionalism.

I was surprised. he should have remained on the sideline or safe distance especially when the situation became heated up. not in between the combatants

Mcy56:
MTN is preparing ground for their banking arm.
What else could they be up to if not to device means of ridding the country of more billions. Nigeria is their cash cow now.

I don't even understand their call rate again o.

OBAGADAFFI:
Court order cancelled the delisting.

that should be temporary

MrBrownJay1:
Sadly the damage is already done.... She can't unfukc herself and/or make all her videos (on people's laptops/phone) miraculously disappear.
Her ex p0rnstar status will follow her all the way to her grave

all still depend on how u look at it. tom cruise no get nude videos?

Lawalatm:
The typical solution to these security challenges is STATE POLICE. Let locals protect their localities...…employing part time novice as policemen and women won't help

while state police is ok. what are the checks and balances especially for a country like nigeria. it can become agboro police or machinary for native politicians

Iziquiel:
Some of you are plain stupid.. Is it proper to tag all Fulanis/Herders as killers because of the bad ones amongst them? If your answer is yes, then we should call every person from the Niger-Delta militants/cultists, every Igbo man a drug trafficker/armed robber/kidnapper/ritualist, every yoruba man a ritualist/skull miner/Internet fraudster.
Some of you have lost your sense of reasoning, why should you generalise and discriminate an entire ethnic group because of a few bad ones? It's just plain stupidity, do you think your tribe or ethnic group will be spared if start stereotyping every crime in Nigeria? Make una try get small sense na.

well every criminal must be brought to book. that's another way to boost confidence in the system and allay fears and suspicion

has sovereign trust suspended their right issue cos I can't see any activity? And its suppose to end this month

vanunu:
The Nigerian government is not serious, they just allow forigners to come into the country unchecked, no other country in the world does that. Anybody from Mali, Niger or Chad can claim Nigerian citizen. Which kind of stupid country is this.

well that's where some part of the country migrated from