₦airaland Forum

Hahahahaha! Nigerians are a funny sect... I love Nigerians..

jerseyboy: Isn't NIGERIA A JOKE? A CRUEL ONE AT THAT?

[size=16pt]You are obviously a joker [/size]

Joeadamu86: GEJ has not done badly now.....I just believe he has many goodies for us in the pipeline,let's just give little time and see,we must not forget to pray for him.

No be small prayer.

Ogbiaboy: hope you are not drunk.

I hope so too.

werepeLeri: Even the loud mouths on NairaLand are being silenced by Okupe. LOL. Well done bro.

They said he made Third class as a medical doctor - but they were silenced by the fact that there is no third class pas in Medicine. What else will they spew? Now they said he owes Benue State government. LOL. What else?

GOD BLESS NIGERIA!!!

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

Bloody liar!

Always bad things about NAIJA,the other day, it was Richard Branson's statement,there sure is some good in Nigeria common!

Good thinking....it is way overdue!

So what?

NONSENCE!!!

the problem is that Nigerians will always look for something to blame when we are the sole architect of our problems. We should learn to take responsibility of our problems and seek a way forward ourselves that wont lead to division.

where is the barawo running to?? heheheahaha

Fresh efforts at resolving the protracted internecine clashes in Plateau State have begun with President Goodluck Jonathan meeting with leaders from the warring sides.

The first leg of the exploratory meeting which began late on Monday, ended at about 1.30 am Tuesday at the State House, Abuja, and was attended by stakeholders from the state who suggested that the Federal Government should review and implement all previous reports on the crises.

Northern elders of Berom extraction were led by the former Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service, Jacob Buba Gyang, who is the Gbong Gwom Jos, to the meeting held behind closed doors.

Gyang, according to sources, told the president that the implementation of recommendations of past probe reports would help in ensuring justice for the victims of the ethno-religious clashes that have claimed thousands lives in nearly a decade.

The second leg of the meeting, brokered by the office of the National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Bello Dasuki, will be held Wednesday between Jonathan and Hausa-Fulani leaders at the State House.

Sources told THISDAY Tuesday that the meeting provided a forum for frank discussions between the president, traditional and political leaders from the beleaguered area on how to end the age-long clashes between Berom and indigenes of other ethnic stock in Plateau State and the Hausa-Fulani, which have been fuelled by crisis over the indigene-settler dichotomy.

It was learnt that at the end of the meeting, the Berom leaders were mandated to produce a report detailing solutions to the crisis from their own perspective.

The report, and another one that the Hausa-Fulani leaders would be expected to produce after their meeting Wednesday with the president, would be the basis for a third meeting of an enlarged stakeholders’ conference that will precede a general meeting of both communities with the president at a later date.

It was learnt that the meeting focused on the conflict over the control of the territory by the indigenes and settlers and other contentious issues, including the demand by the Hausa-Fulani for their own traditional ruler.



http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jonathan-berom-leaders-meet-over-plateau-crisis/121860/

You can never satisfy people so what the f**k....let him keep up the good work,if another person comes on-board now,he will bring his own programs along and we end up piling up uncompleted projects. Let him carry on!

As long as the work she is doing is not in their pockets favor,any other thing is a lie to them.

LeJeun3: Its only in Jos that there are security challenges abi? Borno, Kaduna states nko? So paying d workers less solves d security situation? Or you don't know d genesis of the Problem of that call centre? Abeg park joor.

You wey know the genesis...gist us.

Ok....towards positive change for the better cos that stanza has more juice.

Hope we won't see them with armoured tank soon....God forbid bad tin.

So who is?

I am not commenting on this thread.

Must people always find a way to discredit good leadership

bayooooooo: lol. What a joke!

It's not a small joke o!

Dem go dey galavant abi?

[quote author=Mr.chippychappy][size=15pt]Dissolve this sh!thole called Nigeria ASAP[/size][/quote]Would you haul your car to the crushers cos of a bad tyre?

I use to think there was an agency that checks the standard of buildings...dem they sleep?

where were they running to before? now they have discovered that there is no where like home.

Port of Spain, TRINIDAD and TOBAGO—AT least eight Nigerians are being detained in Trinidad and Tobago over immigration offences and they are now urging visiting President Goodluck Jonathan to intervene.

The eight, who are currently at the Immigration Detention Centre in Aripo, upon hearing of Jonathan’s visit to the country, pleaded for his help to have them deported to Nigeria.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/detained-nigerians-in-trinidad-and-tobago-seek-jonathans-help/

I think our politicians should be held accountable.....in as much as there are no serious punishment for looters cos the people who wan to loot are the ones that contributed to the law- making,people will continue to chop our money. Let there be serious penalty for financial related cases and people will pocket kleptomaniac hands!

With records indicating that Nigerians spend about N180 billion annually on foreign medical trips, the Federal Government Tuesday said it would focus its 2013 health budget on improving the quality of services at the tertiary levels to curb medical tourism out of the country, including applying stringent rules that will discourage the trend.

Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu, made this known while briefing journalists after his presentation on the key performance indicators of the health sector in 2012 and proposed budget for the next fiscal year, at the State House, Abuja.

Chukwu said to achieve the goal, the Federal Government would intensify efforts to restore public confidence in the quality of tertiary health care system, while more public private partnerships would be pursued and realised.

He said the government will complete outstanding priority projects including the National Centre for Disease Control, the National Diagnostic Centre, new trauma centres in six orthopaedic and specialist hospitals across the country and continue the rehabilitation and upgrade of teaching hospitals, while expressing the hope that these steps will foster efficiency and create more jobs in the health sector.

Chukwu listed other targets for 2013 such as the prioritisation of health in national development instruments including the Vision 20:20, the transformation agenda and the SURE-P, passage of the National Health Bill into law, mainstreaming the health sector into all areas of national development and renewed commitment towards attaining universal health coverage.

On the key performance indicators in the health sector under the 2012 budget, the minister said a number of federal tertiary healthcare facilities were upgraded, just as there were increases in numbers of resident doctors trained overseas, centres screening for cancer nationwide, use of insecticide treated nets by pregnant women and health facilities providing specialised care for multi drug resistant (MDR) tuberculosis.

He also said significant improvements were recorded in emergency preparedness and response to epidemics such as measles, yellow and lassa fevers, guinea worm, lead poisoning, HIV/AIDS, malaria and other communicable diseases.

Meanwhile, the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) is to hand over all constructed completed primary health centres to the Kogi State government with as part of the move to extend primary healthcare in the state.

The Executive Director of the agency, Dr. Ado Muhammad, disclosed this when he visited the state to commission some projects.

Muhammad observed that apart from handing over the newly-constructed completed centres to the state, the agency is ready and capable with technical assistance for Kogi State to run the centres and called on the state government to intimate the agency with development in the provision of the state primary healthcare.

The ED also urged the state government to redouble effort on the routine immunisation and disclosed that, the state ranking is low with 46% immunisation coverage and commended the state for their support for the agency whenever the agency is implementing immunisation days programmes in the state.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/fg-to-apply-stringent-rules-on-foreign-medical-trips/121290/